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this is not only a cyprus problem because we have very similar programs in malta in by the garia in portugal and others and they are basically an open door for criminal money into the european union and this is therefore an assault on our successful model of the social market economy where owners of capital at the same time responsible toward democracy and to the workers and their local authorities and if we let in criminal money this will shape change the way how we want to live together and work together and as you mentioned there are several countries with investment for passport schemes do you suspect that there are problems that you know cyprus is not alone and has problems perhaps in some of the these other countries too we always knew that cyprus is an extreme case but we have also seen criminals receiving a multis passport we have seen a lot of cases in portugal which has by far the largest program and well we have also some indications from bio garia and montenegro which is not yet an equal member but this is so big problem and has to be tackled everywhere the resident and in. the p

so it was followed by 67 aftershocks the tremors felt as far away is that than zundel garia. i was in my shop i was talking with someone it felt like we were on a road it started to shake but i was watching all buildings shaking i saw this building collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris in land and causing further damage. to greek island of summer has also suffered casualties damage and flooding but the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologist have warned that potential powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. and it's crossed mountain turkey where they don't need correspondent daryn jones is standing by darren how the rescue operation going. well rescue efforts are still continuing after a long night all efforts are now focusing on these collapsed buildings careful this painstaking work of carefully removing the rubble to find looking for survivors in these buried collapsed buildings over 70 people have so far been rescued according to turkey's defense turkey's. managed q

insists that his fight is not just about the money we now take you to a roma settlements in eastern bull garia the roma are a minority group that has been marginalized for decades many roma grow up in poverty with no formal education the poor health care services and this small future prospects it's particularly tough on children they often can't make it out without outside help. the roma settlement in slieve in is called. which means hope. but there is little sign of hope here. the people are poor. 25000 roma live in this ghetto it's one of the largest i'm ok area here a lot of the street prevails dimiter have never lets his 12 year old daughter mariana out of the house alone it's too dangerous girls live in constant danger of being kidnapped child marriage is common you know last according to our tradition girls get married when they're 12 or 13 and then they have children but i don't want to live like that. since her mother left mariana lives alone with her blind father he's constantly worried that he won't be able to protect his daughter. i have a dream to get out of this ghetto there's no

insists that his fight is not just about the money we now take you to a roma settlements in eastern bull garia the roma are a minority group that has been marginalized for decades many roma grow up in poverty with no formal education the poor health care services and this small future prospects it's particularly tough on children they often can't make it out without outside help. the roma settlement in slieve in is called. which means hope. but there is little sign of hope here. the people are poor. 25000 roma live in this ghetto it's one of the largest area here the law of the street prevails dimiter have never lets his 12 year old daughter mariana out of the house alone it's too dangerous girls live in constant danger of being kidnapped child marriage is common no lasting according to our tradition girls get married when they're 12 or 13 and then they have children but i don't want to live like that. since her mother left mariana lives alone with her blind father he's constantly worried that he won't be able to protect his daughter. i have a dream to get out of this ghetto there's no future

insists that his fight is not just about the money we now take you to a roma settlements in eastern bull garia the roma are a minority group that has been marginalized for decades many roma grow up in poverty with no formal education the poor health care services and this small future prospects it's particularly tough on children they often can't make it out without outside help. the roma settlement in sleep than is called. which means hope. but there is little sign of hope here. the people are poor. 25000 roma live in this ghetto it's one of the largest area here the law of the street prevails demeter have never lets his 12 year old daughter mariana out of the house alone it's too dangerous girls live in constant danger of being kidnapped child marriage is common you know last according to our tradition girls get married when they're 12 or 13 and then they have children but i don't want to live like that. since her mother left them mariana lives alone with her blind father he's constantly worried that he won't be able to protect his daughter. i have a dream to get out of this ghetto there's n

c. 2 i thought it was followed by 67 aftershocks the tremors felt as far away is that then zundel garia. was in my shop talking with someone it felt like we were on a road everything stopped shaking while i was watching our building shaking i sold this building collapse and. the small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris in land and causing further damage. to greek island of summer has also suffered casualties damage and flooding but the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potential powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world armenia and azerbaijan have reached an agreement to diffuse their conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh at peace talks in geneva they promised to not purposely attack civilians and to do a prisoner exchange hundreds of people have been killed in more than a month of fighting in the region. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of warsaw to protest against the po

conflict zone you don't hear a lot about it in europe these days before moving 2 months follow garia peak about financial corruption and see government demonstrations by just this week from sofia to speed so such a bus minister made some social call despite she contributed so the government gets mistreating its most vulnerable people they should it's human rights open gate conflicts the 1st 30 minutes to. get my chance machos in college it's time for democracy in women than a roast will not back down in the face of police violence cropping up feel for a tear in regime. they continue to demonstrate and a mom or socratic president step down x.-mas it's women versus look at chicago. some kids grew up. in 90 minutes on t w. this to some no story stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem past. his credo no chemicals. and his time was. the students of good conscience don't stand a chance. training successful. duck academy starts october 15th d.w. . has a virus spread. why do we panic and trend will. continue through the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if y

ukraine into power essentially pushing that with was moscow somewhat whether that's just around bowl garia sliding into that western side of to even though and possibly could see some wet weather as because through thursday come friday that cloud of rain that will make its way further east which still possibility of some localized flooding around the shul's of the black sea further west another pulse of rain coming in across and in wells pos you'll see some wet weather there out ahead pretty scotland season out and right somewhat with it see how to make its way across the low countries know in policy front central areas of charity but to the south of that at last yes we have got some sunshine in the full cost and that sunshine stretches across northern parts of africa central areas still continue to see those showers i was there it's a southern nigeria into southern gonna ivory coast easing across into liberia and sierra leone and that's so making us well little further north even as far as mali . but for. the crime that shook japan or people get killed on one occasion you know as bloody a

a lot of problems you don't hear a lot about food in europe these days but for more than 2 months garia has been combatants financing corruption and see government demonstrations for 7 years in a row it's on the dubious distinction of being the most corrupt country in the u. my guest this week from sofia is the need for such of a minister of labor and social policy.

germany's 16 states have those who agreed to abandon overnight stays at hotels for visitors from highways garia in a bid to curb the surge of new infections. which are earlier we spoke to detail your correspondent assignment young about moves by german authorities to slow the surge in new infections. the overall strategy remains the same to observe the hygiene and distancing rules and when infections do jump up then tougher measures and local law downs can be imposed and that's what's happened for instance in munich it's also happening now in berlin as you mentioned the german capital has now jumped up above that key marker of 50 new infections but 100000 people in 7 days is just above that so the berlin or storage is of imposed these sort of bans on bars operating through the night and other contact restrictions another development is that many of the german states have imposed a ban on even on germans domestic travelers from those hotspot areas using hotels so that's quite an extreme measure it shows there is concern about the development of corona here and chancellor merkel will be holding a

germany's 16 states have also agreed to a ban on overnight stays at hotels for visitors from highways garia in a bid to curb the surge of new infections for more on this let's bring indeed political correspondent simon young some in 4000 cases in one day what are german authorities doing to slow the number of new infections. yeah the overall strategy remains the same as it has been to observe the hygiene and distancing rules and where increased infections are seen to impose tougher measures and local lockdowns in some cases we've seen that in munich we're also seeing it in berlin as you mentioned the german capital has now jumped about of that sort of threshold line of 50 infections per 100000 over a 7 day period so we're seeing you know bars closed at night and other contact restrictions here as some states around germany have even gone so far as to say that they will impose a ban on people within the country arriving from places that have been designated hot spots using hotels so that's quite an extreme step to morrow freud a chancellor merkel will meet the mayors of 11 large cities to di

conflicts you don't hear a lot of passage in europe these days but for more than 2 months follow garia compulsed plan to corruption and see government demonstrations by just this week from sofia to speed so such a minister and social of a spy she continues are stuck in a jungle dismissed teaching its most vulnerable people they should it's human rights over. conflicts of. cause against machos and call it takes one for democracy and then in belarus will not back down in the face of police violence cropping up be all foreign terror and regime. they continue to demonstrate on to mom before socratic president step down ethics classes in swimming classes look a shake up. some kids under a. 60 minutes on t w. every day counts for us and for our planet. blue blindness is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make since rebirth how can we protect habitats what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing small solutions overstrained said in our waste. good. until series a few times and. when is the government going to get the message and resign we're getting a

be ended this is not only a separate problem because we have very similar programs in multan in by garia in portugal and others and they are basically an open door for criminal money into the european union and this is therefore an assault on our successful model of a social market economy where owners of capital at the same time responsible toward democracy and to the workers and their local authorities and if we let in criminal money this will shape change the way how we want to live together and work together for more on this investigation watch the cyprus papers under cover at 20 g.m.t. today. e.u. foreign ministers say they're ready to sanction belo russian president alexander look as shanker the move comes after more than 700 people were arrested on sunday as anti-government demonstrators rallied for the 9th consecutive day rights groups say several journalists are among those detained the e.u. already sanctioned 40 other russian officials to step up pressure against the violent crackdown on protesters. nigerian president mohamed who bahati is promising that police officers will be

ukraine into power essentially pushing that with was moscow so much of whether that's just around bowl garialiding into that western side of to even the impossible could see some wet weather as because through thursday come friday that cloud of rain that will make its way further east which still possibility of some localized flooding around the shul's of the black sea further west another pulse of rain coming in across and in wells pos going to see some wet weather there up ahead pretty scotland season count and right somewhere that say i will make its way across the low countries now in policy front central areas of charity but to the south of that at last yes we have got some sunshine in the full cost and that sunshine stretches across northern parts of africa central areas still continue to see those showers i was there it's a southern nigeria into southern gonna ivory coast easing across into liberia and sierra leone and that's so making us well little further north even as far as mali . from. cyprus a european island opening offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al-