but the numbers tell another story in twenty seventeen euro paul the e.u. agency for law enforcement cooperation listed albania as europe's biggest producer of cannabis and a major drug trafficking harb. albania is one of the poorest countries in europe. here the average monthly income is around three hundred thirty euros. get the capital tirana is full of luxury cars. and the construction industry is booming. where is all the money coming from. journalists are ton hard accompanies us to villages north have to ronna that are known for their contract killers he's the only investigative journalist in albania who reports on the mafia's involvement in drug trafficking it's a wonder he's still alive. here furniture stores suddenly spring up on isolated country roads. were among those you know it will be here you were many of these shops are used to store and process drugs the record production of cannabis in two thousand and sixteen means that for no crime gangs no need to cultivate anymore they have enough in store. registers our presence with the local mafia boss jus

probably the clarity of it but the numbers tell another story in twenty seventeen year old paul the e.u. agency for law enforcement cooperation listed albania as europe's biggest producer of cannabis and a major drug trafficking harb. albania is one of the poorest countries in europe. here the average monthly income is around three hundred thirty euros. they get the capital tirana is full of luxury cars. and the construction industry is booming. where is all the money coming from. journalists are ton hard accompanies us to villages north have to rana that are known for their contract killers he's the only investigative journalist in albania who reports on the mafia as involvement in drug trafficking it's a wonder he's still alive. here furniture stores suddenly spring up on isolated country roads. who are among those you know it will be worth many of these shops are used to store and process drugs the record production of cannabis in two thousand and sixteen means that for no crime gangs no need to cultivate anymore they have enough in store. registers our presence with the local mafia boss jus

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e.u. now iceland has passed a new law that requires government agencies and ministries to pay women the same as men but the end of the year will be extended to private businesses so does this mean the end of the glass ceiling in iceland so women there say no. reykjavik the capital of iceland the north atlantic island has a long tradition of equal rights and equal pay for equal work has been the law for about a year now youngster to your works in the transport ministry she was one of the 1st to receive a raise thanks to the new law ruth spends much of her time sitting in front of a computer at the ministry she works in i.t. and usually takes a sober view of things. constantly trying to create order out of possible chaos so that people can find the information they need when they need that bringing order to the chaos of unequal pay between the sexes is part of what the new law is supposed to do once the ministries and government agencies have done so iceland's large companies will have to implement the law by the end of this year the trade union confederation is the driving force behind the eq

everyone condemned a strike on a building housing his country's state run news agency calling it quote a crime against humanity the e.u. has called for an immediate halt to the hostilities. sirens screaming warnings in southern israel is volleys of rocket soar across the border from gaza residents rush to air raid shelters the israeli military says palestinian militants launched over two hundred rockets on saturday some struck codings like here in kiryat gut. dozens were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system. the israeli army says that in retaliation its planes and tanks hit around one hundred twenty palestinian targets turkey says one of the buildings destroyed in gaza city housed state run news agency among the victims were a palestinian woman and her fourteen month old daughter as the violence escalated israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu convened a security meeting. on friday they'd been clashes during protests at the gaza border two israeli soldiers were wounded by sniper fire four palestinians were killed and of the fifty wounded it was in response to those deaths that the barrier of rocket fire

e.u. let's bring in our own check ansal is executive director of the international trade center that's the joint development agency of the united nations and the world trade organization and you're joining us now from brussels good to have you with us do you see that the trade route between the u.s. and china is escalating or is this current tone especially where shore way is concerned just part of the game. well i do know that there is a very cunning strategy maybe behind us but the markets are not seeing this what they are seeing is this ruction and this destruction is creating uncertainty a will mark it's are doing is pricing this uncertainty we have seen downward trend in trade flows downward trading investment we have seen downward revisions growth and what we're seeing now is an increase in costs for consumers so maybe there is a strategy behind this but at the moment markets at seeing uncertainty and this is not good for the u.s. this is not good for china and certainly is not good for the european union is it a price worth paying considering that washington is taking on beijing over a string of trading pra

has said in this problem for years we see the agency moving in the right direction by why all the secrecy the very foundation of e.u. chemical safety rules are being ignored bund revealed the top of the iceberg now it's on the to tell us the rest of this investigation shows around $650.00 companies and many household brands of breaking the law by failing to perform the required safety checks that are mandated by the e.c. ha's main safety regulation this includes some brands which are already making the headlines amidst major health scandals we have done and i'm a lot of work but that work i clearly and totally subscribe to is not sufficient and not enough. but we have looked at $700.00 substances up until now of those $702.00 thirds end up needing further data bunk. says that's not enough i miss the morning that the e.u. and national authorities raise their game in a bid to ensure that the products we use are simply just say beans show that gave us a coffee having. r.t. asked a number of companies accused of wrongdoing to comment on the claims including b a s f dow chemical and hankel and co has responded saying it

has said in this problem for years we see the agency moving in the right direction by why all the secrecy the very foundation of e.u. chemical safety rules are being ignored bund revealed the top of the iceberg now it's on the to tell us the rest of this investigation shows around $650.00 companies and many household brands of breaking the law by failing to perform the required safety checks that are mandated by the e.c. ha's main safety regulation this includes some brands which are already making the headlines amidst major health scandals we have done and i'm a lot of work but that work i clearly and totally subscribe to is not sufficient and not enough. but we have looked at $700.00 substances up until now of those $702.00 thirds end up needing further data bund says that. it's not enough and it's demanding that the e.u. and natural storage fees raise their game in a bid to ensure the products we use are simply just say. show that even ski coffee. r.t.l. some of the companies accused of wrongdoing to comment on the claims they including big i.s.f. suffolk and henkel both suffolk and co have responded saying that

has said in this problem for years we see the agency moving in the right direction by why all the secrecy the very foundation of e.u. chemical safety rules are being ignored bund revealed the top of the iceberg now it's on the e.c. to tell us the rest of this investigation shows around six hundred and fifty companies and many household brands of breaking the law by failing to perform the required safety checks that are mandated by the e.c. ha's main safety regulation this includes some brands which are already making the headlines amidst major health scandals we have done and i'm a lot of work but that work i clearly and totally subscribe to is not sufficient and not enough. but we have looked at seven hundred substances up until now of those seven hundred two thirds end up needing further data bund says. that's not enough and it's the morning that the e.u. and national authorities raise their game in a bid to ensure the products we use are simply just safe. shots even ski off the. r.t. or some of the companies accused of wrongdoing to comment on the claims including b a s f suffolk and hankel both suffolk and hank

in the capital put greta the state run agency money to put it's responsible for the construction work the director insists it's all in accordance with e.u. standards it's not that. we're on the right path because we want to develop north montenegro that helps the country and europe as a whole with the north of the country is under developed compared to the south. but the north has enormous potential in the areas of industry tourism and energy. and. months is an anti corruption watchdog that keeps a close eye on the montenegran government day on melo violence is investigating the financial impact of the billion euro loan. it's a difficult task because the government is keeping the financial details under lock and key. vance's research shows that construction contracts to domestic firms are only going to companies with close ties to the government he's also discovered that under the terms of the loan an arbitration according china would have jurisdiction over any legal disputes and if montenegro can't repay the debt in time china would be able to make collateral claims. for. the. protection of. montenegro is a small country with a populat

e.u. doing? about acron is talking common european border agency. do you see that being impacted by these collections? you have a more fragmented european parliament but a somewhat stronger far right influence on european parliament, will they push this issue? antoine: they will oblige politicians to move on it. externally tense and difficult subjects because it goes back to the sense of identity. if i want to know how i accept others in my community, i want to know who i am. we are in this age of big transformation. there is a huge question of what does it mean to be a german, a european? if we had issues with who we are? it becomes good week except into our community. -- who do we accept into our community? these elections, this is not policy. as much about it does not change much, we are friends with america. we have our issues but we have a strong relationship. it is not at risk. these elections are very much about domestic issues. it is good anyway because we need these debates internally. if europeans want to be an actor in the world of tomorr

e.u. he felt he had no choice all he wanted was to earn more than 250 euros a month a temporary employment agency brought him to hungary as a serb he's allowed to work here for 2 years he got a job with a german car parts supplier b.o.'s assembling roofs for audi companies here are desperate for people like daniel. going in there and i think it would be quite easy to find another job there's a lot of work in hungary and not only here but in the rest of the e.u. as well. hungary's labor shortage runs through all sectors the us fields it is especially. developing new product ranges is a complex task and impossible without foreign labor. at the same time wages are climbing repartee. to keep workers at the company even for a few months managing director gad fish bar has to offer a pretty good deal. we had to pay 30 percent more in 2017 this year we also saw a double digit percentage jump if you don't keep up with the going rate you don't get any workers b.o.'s employees over 2000 people in hungary some $300.00 of whom are temporary workers either from inside the country or abroad despite the generous