only condemn the mafia violence haunting the country. which one of you i think the european commission which produces annual progress report someone to make rail should be much more honest about have problems to our citizens and government when we see the progress reports and read all the praise we do wonder are they actually talking about us but i think really referring to montenegro much more. always their status as a no god. for a quarter of a century montenegro has been under the leadership of middle of the church whether as prime minister or since april of this year as president his family is one of the country's wealthiest and most influential. for seven years italian authorities investigated two kind of itch for alleged cigarette smuggling until the case was shelved in two thousand and nine. suspicions that you kind of vision his family are involved in criminal activity remain but the e.u. still pins its hopes on you kind of rich as

a guarantor of stability in montenegro. in part because he resisted massive pressure from moscow and negotiated for his country to join nato last year. but brussels has taken a clear stance and its reports montenegro must guarantee domestic security if it wants to join the e.u. the clock is ticking and martinique world needs to deliver. now on a very different note sweden enjoyed a fantastic run of the soccer world cup with this one club in sweden's domestic soccer that can also boast a truly remarkable run del could founded just fourteen years ago in the small town of boiling it has gone from the eighth division right to the top flight all the more astonishing as del could it was originally more of a social project designed to keep young kurdish immigrants out of trouble the

swedish league is currently taking a break for the world cup with dull could battling to avoid relegation but one thing is sure the club remains the only official kurdish national team. i they made it at the last kurdish soccer countdown could f f started at the bottom and rose through the rankings to sweden's first division good reason to be ecstatic they wasted no time getting the story out on their facebook page full f and. coffee and later the camp's president from us on cut south is still full of pride when he talks about the magic moment. we found at the club in october two thousand and four feet and came the whole way together. it was an indescribable feeling. not just for me. but for us kurds all over the world quite

a bit ahead of that about the story of the down current effort after begins here in boiling on door lawn a county in north central sweden for decades kurds fleeing persecution have found sanctuary here so many struggle to integrate into swedish society amazon cut cell and other soccer fans started the club originally as a way to get kurdish children off the streets. they didn't even know that whenever we played here the teenagers would come over and we talked to them about how to behave and the responsibilities one has with we didn't just talk about soccer but about how they were getting along at home in town and in school so down to f.-f. started as a social project from the very beginning it had strong support from the kurdish community. farm. i thought of it as some sort of compensation for the kids because i'd emigrated to sweden i didn't want to forget my origins then but i

didn't want to forget the society that i live in either. the head there was so we became dull kurds the kurds as dull could there no. sooner the kurds of door learned i became a motley but mighty crew and began collecting fans in the kurdish regions of the middle east. the team went to iraq and turkey so the plane is many of them young kurds could learn about the club's origins and practice while they were acting it. then he lives in sweden's first division and told peace love and harmony the now promoted down could ever have ended the season's first time off and next to last place in spite of the unflagging support of their fans. they lost this match against the twelfth place team from elf story one to full. the sports direct and the president's son knows how much the size means to many of their countrymen. and

although we don't have anything else to identify with we don't have a country such a many or something like a national team to make this. yet that's a big responsibility and it leads to big emotions when things don't go right down on the pitch. down at has its share of crises the coach has been fine and an important sponsor has bailed out saying the structure is just one professional enough wouldn't it be better to focus more on the social aspects on integration for instance than on the rankings. so we still firmly believe in our cause we have no time for self-pity last week when the leg was made we're going to stand up and fight they will. fight us. in his sports she claimed damian and his friends watch the next match an away game against man there who are in tenth place in the standings a daunting challenge. meet the all the airline industry in the midst of all the

suffering we kurds are surrounded by in iraq syria turkey and iran. where they hang people in public squares. in the movie who are subjected to persecution murder deportations and worse and telling awful call motility in this context being part of a club that plays in sweden's highest division that means a lot to me. than to me. and then down towards dogs but the match ends in a respectable journal maybe it will be enough for them to stay in the league and give a morale boost to kids everywhere. ok let's go to serbia now which has opened up a new route for potential refugees fleeing persecution and poverty in iran since last year the author ities in belgrade if allowed iranian citizens to enter the country visa free officially in a bid to boost tourism and foreign investment that move has prompted a growing number of young iranians to try and use serbia as

a springboard to get to countries in northern europe like germany our reporter met one of them thirty two year old as an. a searching glance then as and steps out of the airport in belgrade this is the first time the young man from iran has set foot on european soil and he's nervous as and has officially come as a tourist but he is actually fleeing his country. and. i was a filmmaker and journalist in iran my life is in danger because of my work in my films i was forced to leave iran and come to serbia to apply for asylum. direct flights from tehran land at belgrade airport four times a week as of march citizens of the islamic republic are no longer required to have a visa officially this measure is supposed to increase tourism but for some iranians with few prospects in their own country serbia has become the doorway to

europe ason can't believe the serbian government did not anticipate this. kind of i think it all i think the serbian government has been extremely hospitable to us or audience. but i don't think this is only about tourism that i was with. experts suspect political motives underlie the decision iran does not recognize kosovo as a state meaning the serbian government treats iran as a friend abolishing resists one of the instruments or just serbian diplomacy grace to minister to countries which haven't recognized cos once it's proved that the lot of those so-called two wrists instantly become migrants when they let that when their land and belgrade a port then the problem problem started then they are making their problems and to disagree in authority this and to e.u. which is of course haven't you criticizing serbia passon quickly heard of the new

refugee route in belgrade his first trip is to the refugee center miss. the thirty two year old is still undecided as to whether he should apply for a visa in serbia or try to flee to the e.u. via bosnia. that's the time when i came here because i didn't need a visa if i can live here normally i'll stay otherwise i guess i'll have to move on . but i'm not i will want. that uncertainty is familiar in refugee centers iranians who have just arrived often do not know what to do although they do know where to find smugglers and belgrade it's unclear how many people are persecuted on political grounds most applications for asylum by iranians in serbia are rejected. staff advised eriksson to go to one of the refugee camps and follow official procedure he's given a letter to confirm he has been allocated a spot it's

a safe place to a climatized at least. not all take this route harrison meets another iranian who has a different proposition for him he tells him that it's better to go to a nearby hostel where some can learn more about the best way to leave serbia he adds that the campus far away from everything. eriksson says he hasn't decided yet if he'll stay in serbia or go to europe. to do this on them a little bit on the wall of. the district is a known meeting point for smugglers many iranians fall into their hands and follow their route to the e.u. has since found the conversation with the iranian man strange. on march the smugglers. oh yeah chacha he was so interested in me and what i had to say and will fight in week out again now as the i'm guessing that's how he makes his money. by

shango shmita. n.g.o.s cannot say how many iranian tourists arriving in serbia actually have a different journey in mind. they have thirty days to stay here and be down to any reason like a tourist so there is a lot of people that never even come to our office or get in touch with us so we actually don't know how much how many of them stay khomeini's leaving for europe and how many of them is getting back after that has arrived at a refugee camp eighty kilometers outside of belgrade it's still his first day in serbia but he has already reached a decision for himself. and i hope that i will see my mother my father and my sister again some day but it will never be in iran. and i will never go back there ready to go on. we don't know. whether the thirty two year old will be staying in

serbia or trying his luck in the e.u. is unclear what is clear is that more iranians will come to europe in search of better futures for as long as the passage stays open. now i'd like to finish by sharing a little secret with you it's got to do with chocolate which i love and it's got to do with one of my favorite european cities that's warsaw the polish capital is big brash and always interesting what's more and here's the secret it has a host of shock that these purveyors of fine chocolate people like should stuff. forget calorie counting this store in a trendy area of warsaw is never empty. some may say only belgians or swiss can master the art of chocolate making but this stuff from poland is determined to prove them wrong he's been dreaming of being a chocolate tears since childhood. what i was eight i told my mum that i wanted to have a chocolate factory she couldn't understand why after all people who like cars don't

automatically want a car factory. for years kashaf worked as an i.t. specialist for a big company he completely changed his life to make chocolate which as we know makes people happy. because of us of our i was getting promoted but felt as if someone was putting me in a gilded cage so i thought it's been five years i have learnt enough. now i can do my old thing the boys will be first for you go. there's no mass production here to stuff imports the cocoa beans directly from organic farmers in ghana and ecuador the chocolate is made in the middle of the shop a dream job but we seem in slanging is basically part of our job to me at all clearly quality control. it's good to.

hear chocolate is made step by step and customers are allowed to join in to get out of their. chocolate from supermarkets tastes nothing like this you really get short changed in terms of quality there is the crucial trickle of bag that mantic this chocolate has a stronger flavor eat that you do it it's just better. while the chocolate is still liquid customers can create their own compositions using berries nuts or more unusual ingredients like salt. the result isn't exactly cheap a bar of chocolate in the store costs just under four euros but isn't happiness priceless. there's nothing quite like good chocolates and that's all from focus on europe this time around thanks so much for joining us and if you'd like to do visit our home page on t.w. dot com all facebook page d w stories and do come back next time around until then bye bye and trips.

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