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i mean in many other victims want to get to athens to safety. back in berlin to get in touch with the man who had a cross carved into his leg he's made it to atoms does he feel safer now this. whole i'm scared that's why i only leave the house with friends i thought that some of the men who attacked me will be coming here soon i know i'm afraid of anybody who even looks like the people who abused me. it's something we hear time and again some of the alleged isis leaders have already made it to athens. if the camp unless both closes down it's unclear where its inhabitants will go and so it's uncertain if members of the violent gang will carry the hostility to other places and europe. a tiny bit of more data and some solar energy. that's all you need to give your company eco friendly wash. thanks to this come which company in cameroon. we find out how they're doing up to one year in business. go into africa next w. . wrote the novel of the new. hoover when the gemini books prize. to all the nominees. walked the stories. in sixty minutes. a content

why does gr parthenon marbles back in athens? >> it's not just bringing them back to athens or to greece. that's where they were created. but this is not our claim. our claim is to put back a unique piece of art, to put it back together, bring iback tother. >> reporter: lydia koniordou was greece's minister of culture fr6 to 2018. we met her at the acropolis, whpaere thhenon temple stands overlooking athens. sos , first, it rd elgin who removed 50%. >> almost 50%. >> reporter: almost 50%. all of the marbles, she says, have now been removed from the monument for protectiontsrom the elem and then, it was greece that consciously decided to remove the remaining. >> yes, the scientists that were responsible decided to remove and take them to the acropolis museum.as it nine years ago when the acropolis museum was completed. reporter: in fact, the new acropolis museum was built in part as a response to the british museum's claim that greeceid not have a proper place to display the sculptures. the glass and steel structure has a dramatic

ok let me go to alex in athens well if in fact the ukrainian authorities called for this and. did this assassination how in the world should the people in the dome in the donbass and i'm including. how could what should there be their perception of their leadership in can be i mean they're killing their own people this man was genuinely popular in donetsk. yeah and as marcus noted he's not the first assassination that has taken place we've had given a motorola we've had many people as they were involved in the fighting that broke out years ago who have been assassinated and we don't know who's done it so this is not the first time this has happened and it's probably not be the first time that we're not to be able to understand who exactly pulled this off but one thing that i was looking at going through the mainstream media peter i saw a lot of articles that place the blame on three possibilities as said russia infighting or some. forces. rule yeah yeah no one ever said that kiev the government of kiev could have been behind this or the s.b.u. could have been behind this. are

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jerusalem and athens. withalem we associate revealed religion and there is the story, the book of exodus, about the golden calf. it's a very powerful story and moses has led the a lot of their straight -- out of their slavery in egypt. they wander in the desert and he goes up to the mountain and has some kind of interaction with god that transcends normal human understanding. i think about it in contemporary terms. he goes to burning bush.com and downloads the law. god.s an interaction with when he's up there, down below the people say where is this moses who let us out of the land of egypt? what has become of him? n, and they say make us gods's to go before us like all the other nation. he says bring me your gold in your jewelry. they melt it and they make of it a golden calf. they danced before it and they warship it and they sacrificed before it and they say these are your gods who brought you up out of the land of egypt. godwhile on the mountain, says to moses, this is a stiffnecked people. these are t

greeks finally back in control of their own country for years the government in athens has had to answer to e.u. all thorough tease to keep it from spiraling into bankruptcy. the european commission european central bank and the international monetary fund have provided greece with bailout loans totaling two hundred eighty nine billion euros. in return for massive public spending cuts. national debt remains high. nearly twice the country's annual economic output. poverty and unemployment haven't disappeared either athens still has to maintain public spending restrictions as a condition for delaying repayment deadlines. economic growth is slow so there still aren't enough jobs. to young people are leaving a country in which they see no real future for us to find greek university graduates move abroad and not only graduates since the crisis began almost eight hundred thousand greeks have left roughly a tenth of the population. leaving because problems such as ingrained corruption which helped spark the crisis are not being tackled effectively if at all. greece is being paralyzed by the rig

regime and the ukrainian regime this is a legal case of the reason we go back to the alex and in athens i mean it's really quite interesting is that first of all you have the pushing through and his cronies made it pretty well known that they were anti trump during the u.s. presidential campaign. you have a basically silence coming out of the e.u. they have their plate full with their own internal problems here they've essentially abandoned ukraine at least overtly is is part of shango or people around him trying to force something trying to get things back and get them back on the map as it were politically to get the attention of these other players. yet i mean they're obviously not moving towards reconciliation and they're moving towards conflict and it's no secret like you said peter that ukraine was actively involved in helping hillary clinton and trump knows that and you know does not care about ukraine and the e.u. does not care about ukraine either but the e.u. did remain silent on this i least expected germany france at least to issue some sort of statement of condemnation the

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security analyst we also have dimitri he's a political analyst with sputnik international and in athens we cross to alex christopher he is the director and writer for the duran dot com. gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it mark let me go to you first here we had an assassination of the leader of the self-proclaimed republic of donetsk what should we take away from the tragedy you know well first of all this was obviously the capitated attempted to capitation strike it was not only assassination it was a terrorist bombing it was a car bomb parked outside a cafe in done the outs that killed not only the prime minister but several other people including a small child now the prime minister of done yet. a look sander vladimirovich. you know he started life as a local boy he was a coal mine engineer an electrician and you know he raised up arms to defend the dawn boss when the u.s. you know the western backed putsch overthrew the democratically elected ukrainian government in two thousand and fourteen and then began sendin

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ok i'd like to go back to alex and athens let's shift gears and talk about syria looking through the pages of the washington post not because i like reading it because i have to for this program we have david ignatius writing about syria and he when he's quoting an administration official i suppose we could all play a little game of what is i think i know who it is the official said to ignatius right now our job is to help create quagmires parentheses for russia and the syrian regime and parentally until we get what we want well that's really straightforward it is clear that the thing much to do with diplomacy whatsoever it's making sure that the conflict the international proxy war that is being played out in syria that is coming down and winding down because of the efforts of syria and its allies including russia it shows the true intentions of the real true colors of the of the the deep state at least in their approach to see. go ahead alex yeah it's a disgusting statement but it's not very surprising either. i think the worst kept secret right now peter is that there is going to

we are athene, and we are driven to do more. president trump raising the stakes in u.s.ispute with china by flapping tariffs on 200 billion dollars in chinese goods. how is is this move going to affect stocks well right now it doesn't seem to be. let's bring in cofounder and fox business contradict tore johannes good morning. >> good morning. i have to say when i woke up this morning i thought for sure futures would be under pressure, and i'm a bit surprised we have got green after roars right now dow up 52 and nays tack up 21. what do you make of that? >> just hasn't been a drag on u.s. stocks and being a big drag and chinese stocks becaused a end of the days it a tax coming out of emerging markets in china and it is not such a high tax that the economy can't deal -- a perspective they have tax breaks in excess and it is not every company is some getting hit by tariff tax some are not but in general you're talking about 100 billion net tax break to this country, and then maybe 20 billion for a certain am of months is 10% on 2 billion trade bounce. out of china where thi

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thanks for joining us i'm mary in athens to. pope francis has paid tribute to lithuanians who suffered during soviet and nazi occupations at a mass due by tens of thousands of people and columnist francis paid homage to victims of the holocaust and warned against a resurgent anti semitism it's the pope's first stop on a short tour of the baltic states. and dystonia are marking a century since winning independence from russia after world war one. the pope urged residents of all three nations to draw on their past experience to speak up for tolerance in europe you should. be clearly the pupil smallest the poorest in our mates whom we should welcome a hundred years after our word independence who is it that has nothing to give us to make our efforts and our sacrifices worthwhile perhaps it is the ethnic minorities in our city or the jobless who have to emigrate maybe it is the elderly and the lonely are those young people who find no meaning in life because they have lost their roots. also far in this tour pope francis has heard li

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and constance glances at them and steps aside from the idea that athens was different. again, you have an rejection ofd slavery, but the real value of liberalization modern is not telling us an accurate history of ancient greece but painting a powerfully true picture of commercial, liberal modernity, and the ways in which religious liberty, our freedom to choose our leisure time, commercial liberty, our ability to live in very large state, the rejection of slavery, and the continuing responsibility to democratically govern ourselves, nonetheless, of how all of that hangs together, and that the fullest statements, i think, of classical liberalism as that came to be as it fully worked political view. a second story about the evolution of the idea of liberty. historical sociologist orlando patterson of harvard thee in his book that is most important book on the evolution of the idea of freedom, as he calls it, not liberty -- we will not worry about the difference -- argues that "the basic argument of this work is that freedom was generated from the experience of slavery. p

neighboring greece that's because next to the republic of macedonia is the greek province of macedonia athens is said that means the balkan country could potentially claim greek territory as its own. for more let's cross over to d.w. corresponded boris georgette ski he's outside the parliament in the country's capital scope or is this a dispute that is dog to macedonia senses independence from yugoslavia what's the feeling now as people finally go to the polls. well it's still tour through early to say actually because the polls opened like three hours ago but there are two key issues there that might decide the vote today and that is first president even office of only one president even of the side to boycott the referendum and maybe even more importantly will be the attitude of the main opposition party promoter up on monday and their attitude might. but from the turnout we are still waiting to see if the opposition leader his meets prosecutor will turn out to vote today if he does that but that might be seen as a strong signal to his supporters to come out and vote regardless if they supp

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they finished third in the greek super league last season, behind paok and champions, aek athens.is weekend, the home of ferrari. the prancing horse put both cars on the front row in qualifying, and it looked set to be a memorable afternoon for the tifosi. only lewis hamilton had other ideas, as his lead at the top of the championship is up to 30 points after an eventful italian grand prix. nick parrott reports. before the lights went out, victory at monza must have felt improbable, if not impossible, for lewis hamilton. lining up behind polesitter raikonen and titleholder vettel, he would need fortune on his side to secure a home win for her ferrari. not for the first time this season, vettel was the architect of his own downfall. despite hamilton edging ahead at the first corner, he didn't spin off. he battled back to finish fourth. raikkonen looked vulnerable, as well, as hamilton briefly passed him. but patience is one of the briton's virtues, and thanks to a better strategy and help from his mercedes team—mate, with nine laps left he got ahead again and stayed there. his fift

even if every atheenian has been socrates, athens would still have been a problem. i see some heads nodding appreciatively. that is because you know well how centrally the founders were concerned about the dangers of mobs animated by passion rather than reason. they had in mind the cautionary tale of shea's rebellion, and the debtors who rose up and demanded paper money because they refused to pay their creditors. and this fear that mobs misled by silver tongued demagogues could end up threatening fundamental principles of property and liberty was a central concern of the constitution makers, and, therefore, they established the entire system to ensure the triumph of slow reason over time. i have been so influntsed by gregory weiner's wonderful book, madison's metronome. he shows in this book, the founders first of all, resisted direct democracy in favor of a representative republican. they feared that the direct expression of popular wills could lead to demagogues and mobs. the 18th century equivalent of today's twitter polls and breakfast votes. and, therefore, th

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we are athene, and we are driven to do more. >> i'm focused on doing i can we can to make dr.fortable coming forward in a public or private interview. i'm not worried about anything other than focusing on the next few days on encouraging her to come. charles: iowa senator chuck grassley is saying he's doing everything he can to make dr. kristin blasey ford everything to make her comfortable. here to discuss, kaitd -- geal,t do you make. it feels like it's going back and forth and some of the folks who might have been on the bubble like a susan collins saying she would like to see ford come and come in and if not, maybe it would be unfair to judge kavanaugh to keep this dragging out. >> we have seen enough, and it's time for the senate to vote to confirm judge kavanaugh. if you look at the facts that let to us this position. lawyers for the accused went to the "washington post" with this story. then they demanded dr. ford have a hearing about this awful story. then they flip flopped and said they wanted to impose conditions. senator grassley should be commended for the more tha

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