watched a lot of you putting entering his fourth term as russian president and today we look to budapest for the reelection of hungary's prime minister that's right monica no doubt about this his popularity is at an all time high in hungary viktor orban of course we're talking about there is reelection days prime minister in parliament is a mere formality or bonds fit as party came out the big winner in recent elections securing over sixty six percent of the seats but opposition to or bonds anti immigrant authoritarian stance is growing on the streets of budapest thousands of protesters are planning to mark reponse formal reelection with mass anti-government demonstrations. and cuttle into cotch are an unlikely pair he's left wing while she was once a member of hungary's conservative christian democratic party now they're on the same side they're helping to organize a demonstration against their common enemy the right wing populist does party of prime minister viktor orban since elections an april they say a few days has turned hungry into an autocratic state the fetus and the christian

our first impression of budapest draws us down to the water. the banks of the danube here are part of the unesco world heritage site. but first the bus rolls past some of the city's principal historic monuments and sites like st stephen's basilica where alongside hungary and royalty and saints you'll find the final resting place of soccer legend fed and. then it's back to the bus which now heads for the water even though that's what they paid for the passengers are a little nervous. the audience of the danube is pretty rough today i'm a little anxious about whether the bus can deal with it hope we don't capsize. the high point of the trip is the splash down. the. aisle to the dramatic strains of thus spake zarathustra the bus descends a long ramp into the water i'm sergers heave a collective sigh of relief it really does float. along the lines of the boss i'm going on learn to drive just like a normal bus with six wheels on an engine on the road. the water it's like driving a giant jet ski just a little slower. out on the river new vistas open

minister viktor orban has never been more popular but you would know that today in the capital city budapest protesters there turned out against the strong man's reelection in parliament for the third time. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump is expected to announce his decision on the future of the iran's nuclear deal later today has repeatedly said iran is violating the terms of the agreement meant to curb iran's suspected nuclear weapons program has resisted pressure from european partners who want to save the deal he insists the agreement must be changed for the u.s. to stay on board. slamming the nuclear deal with iran has been one of donald trump's fiery asst mottos before and after taking office here and there was one of the worst and most one sided transactions the united states has ever entered and frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you've heard the last of it believe me on monday the u.s. president announced on twitter he was ready to deliver his verdict whether he will call for the end of the deal or pu

of votes the party's strongest in the countryside while the opposition can only claim the capital budapest other cities are politically divided . and i thank goodness for the common sense of the country people to that family but that they support families and pension is they provide jobs they defend our borders which is very important that to be their man i mean i do i'm from the group but what about we were afraid of retribution from viktor or. mean that they get health care comes last we have thousands of football stadiums but not one hundred hospital. dares came to power eight years ago since then many young people have left on gori. and cattlemen lookouts want to stay there and to keep protesting or advance government. they might want all the way to rights to cure all especially the both of you it is enough. that. the struggle goes on with budapest one of the last strongholds against right wing populism but it's unclear how long the city can hold out. well the w.'s frank hall who filed that report is with us now in the studio good to see you frank and i mean given viktor orban overwhel

probably know he establish safe houses and issued letters of protection saving thousands of lives in budapest. not focusing on it today. got to get the book for that. for much of the summer of 1944 olson is focused on a very hazardous plan to rescue refugees from latvia, estonia by water. he would need, he wrote, quote, the most skillfully organized type of underground operation because the baltic countries are not virtuously open to everything. they thought they might be able to rescue 500 or 700 racial, religious or political refugees from each country. the war refugee board paid for the project directly out of funds from as well. but they realized that such a large deposit in a swedish bank would be suspicious and they wanted to avoid any impression that the rest was funding unrelated refugee arrivals in sweden and even the swedish jews quote, are very interested in jewish release and rescue operation as long as they don't involve bringing them to sweden. john bailey who in his treasury work had been passed with keeping money out of the hands of the enemy decided to sneak olson's funds pas

installation costs covered by the city of budapest. the system is also being tested as sidewalk paving. clean energy for electric. tell us about it. more stories. more than ninety percent of. the river. line for farmers as well of rest of the country. many are worried about the development in the neighboring especially if you walk. well and new. york. that's a lot of water will flow into. the photo planes along the river will dry out some initiatives. how to conserve water before that happens. close to twenty three million people live in greater cairo and almost the entire population of egypt lives next to the nile the river is the country's most valuable reservoir of drinking and irrigation water it's egypt's lifeline the center line from. my life and i think in holy shit. nothing. was out. of disaster a deserved. not to for me i was out me it was. just this. many fear that this lifeline will be cut when the grand ethiopian renaissance is completed upriver leaving less water for egypt's irrigation is if you think. salty water will get

and government the open society foundation has confirmed that it is closing down its operations in budapest in the future it wants to work from the german capital berlin the foundation was created by u.s. billionaire george soros here he is of the hungary and dissent it supports pro democracy and human rights initiatives soros and his organizations have recently come under attack by gary and prime minister viktor orban and his government or bonn accuses soros and his organizations of encouraging mass migration to hungary yet has provided no evidence of that orbán wants to place legal restrictions on the work of non-governmental organizations in june well let's get more on the story now with the chief political editor michelle the coos nor she's been following this story for us time as i left so was this really because of a hostile and guy environment that the government has created for the source foundation that it no longer could work from hungary well. that's certainly what the source foundation is saying there's a new law that they call the anti soros law that comes most likely comes int

one of the main clubs and then in five to softer than budapest so. yeah it's happening but in the last six wheels to do something deep just because we have to be the place the baby. was. you know was there because of course israelis amberley you always kind of get back to the shared history and that dark chapter that kind of you know it's real in germany was that at all a topic that you had in mind or did you think it was like a little different so for me personally it's a she was even in john interest so that it's possible to get forward to show the future to go to great if everything was the story and now we have a new generation used so yes we have we're doing this it's opening. it's not just music that draws people to court and it's also the menu traditional israeli and middle eastern dishes with a twist. how do you do it the israeli being here for a language you started a couple years ago when there was. nothing and now there's more and more places. really. really proud to be kind of. why don't you see in this topic we've been. useful to also wi

installation costs covered by the city of budapest. the system is also being tested as sidewalk paving. to generate clean energy for electric cars. like that. tell us about it. visit our website. doing your best. stories. to get more than ninety percent of its water from the now the river even puts a lifeline for farmers as well as resident of the country cities many different are worried about the development. in the neighboring a with a specially if you appeal why. well a new giant dam in ethiopia is sparking concerns that's not enough mad water will flow into egypt and that the thoughts on planes are long the river will dry out some initiatives are trying to have some as land how to conserve water before that happens. close to twenty three million people live in greater cairo and almost the entire population of egypt lives next to the nile the river is the country's most valuable reservoir of drinking and irrigation water it's egypt's lifeline it's a symptom of lying. in my life and i think in the whole the ship. nothing . was out.

born in budapest, she survived the holocaust and soon after married gerson leiber and moved to new york where she started her handbag empire. they were together for 72 years, both judith and gerson leiber died within hours of each other. they were 97 years old. >>> a white house mystery has been solved. questions were swirling over the weekend after the tree that president trump and french president macron planted together during a photo op last week suddenly vanished. turns out the tree, a gift from macron, had to be quarantined, like other plants imported into the u.s. according to a french official, who says it will be later replanted. >>> surf is up, way up, off the coast of portugal, where a brave brazilian surfer caught this monster wave, a massive 80-footer, setting the new world record for largest wave ever surfed, that beats the past record by about two feet. >>> when we come back, pup in the air, the army veteran flying some four-legged friends to new homes. "those who serve" is next. a warning from realtors. how some sellers are using video cameras - during open houses - to o

the bbc‘s nick thorpe isjoining me now from the capital, budapest. good to see you, nick.e hear, what do the people of hungary want to hear from the new government? i think first of all, the 199 deputies will be taking their oath of office and we won't hear so much actually from them today. it is very much the formalities of setting up the parliament, a leading speakers, collecting new committees of parliament. in the meantime, out here on the square in front of parliament, there has been an all—night demonstration. many of the people who are dissatisfied with the way the election was held, with the rules passed, the laws passed, i fidesz, the ruling party in the last eight years. this is the third day of protest. 0nly since april eight when the fidesz won the overwhelming majority. the turnout was not so strong, though, was it? talk us through what the first thing is on the to—do list as a prime minister infora third the to—do list as a prime minister in for a third term. a very right—wing leader who is at odds with the eu. what is he likely to do first? very little detai

election i was for the whole of the campaign i didn't see intimidation and i wasn't just sitting in budapest regular object but a lot of it. there is no such thing as objectivity i don't believe in fairy tales either. do you think that the r.c. is objective no do you think that anybody is objective do you think that even this is not subjective the issue is cæsar these elections were not fair hungary is member which means that you accept the standards of this organisation do you accept the standards of this of ization we do accept the standards and i think that they got it wrong but if you accept the stand this means that you have to accept also their criticism seriously. because them seriously i think always great interpretation comes into the picture i think they came along as usual with a certain set of ideas about how hungry is that they get there from the western media the western media listening only to the opposition so the ignore the greed of interpretation that's ok be used to that but this is not really an answer the head of the observer mission douglas wakes said there was. percept

undertones behind the campaign against soros who was born into a jewish young carrion family in budapest since the fall of the iron curtain his foundations of supported the development of democracies in former communist countries in eastern europe. hungary's right wing populist prime minister philanthropist george soros is public enemy number one. the biggest danger is that millions of immigrants saw threatening us from the south . and the leaders of europe joined up with the billionaire speculator not to defend the borders patel let in the immigrants. after their big victory in hungary's parliamentary elections for disses talking about taking revenge on its opponents such as montenegro yes we pay a visit to feed the orbán friendly weekly that published a list of names so darn caselli has a political analyst there. do you have a copy of the issue with the stores list. it's pretty much sold out yet yes it's well and truly sold out that issue. boosting circulation through stigmatization there's just a single copy left here who said he doesn't see any problem with publishing the controversi

york we have margot you and she's the north america director with reporters without borders and in budapest hungary. is a journalist with a conservative weekly magazine hetty valley los it is good to have you margo good daddy so walsh i'm going to start on your twitter feed. some look at this everybody no comment need eight hundred was ranked seventy third place on the two hundred eighteen reporters without borders index behind all of the european neighbors no comment needed i'm going to push you here what were you thinking when you first heard that about your own country being a journalist. well of course if i had to be strict i would say this is nothing new because my country is on a slope away a reception of press freedom index. let me just remind the audience that in two thousand and ten when the current government came into power my country was twenty third on this list and so on the seven hundred so that requires no common design as i wrote last year as you mentioned seventy first place so this sloping down is nothing new of course set up date so you mentioned it is an update and slop

headlines around the world today the billionaire financier george soros is moving his foundation from budapest to the german capital berlin the organization is blaming political repression in hungary a new government once legislation clamping down on independent organizations and seeks to ban those active in immigration. u.s. first lady maloney a trump has undergone surgery for what the white house describes as about nine kidney condition her spokeswoman says the surgery was successful the first lady is expected to spend the rest of the week recovering in hospital. and authorities on hawaii's big island are warning of more lover up shins from the killer way of all kaino officials say two new fissures have opens they are warning residents of a possible major eruption that could block roads crucial for a back you ations so far some forty homes have been destroyed by the law. you are watching the news still to come two german football players with turkish roots are under fire for posing with the turkish president germany's football association accuses them of being misused for political and it's.

the hungarian government is due to submit to parliament in budapest today a new package of laws and a civil rights groups which help asylum seekers. it's the latest move in a three year campaign by prime minister viktor orban against illegal migration, which he says can and should be stopped. the russian billionaire and owner of chelsea football club, roman abramovich, has been granted israeli citizenship under the law of return — which allowsjews to become citizens of israel. he's been unable to extend his british visa following growing diplomatic tension between london and moscow, he was unable to watch chelsea's fa cup final victory against manchester united earlier in the month. tributes are being paid to one of the giants of french industry, serge dassault, who has died at the age of 93. president macron said that mr dassault — billed by forbes as france's third richest person — had dedicated his life to developing an industrial jewel. a second day of talks has taken place between north korean and us officials in this race to lay the groundwork for a summit between president trum

is budapest the one that gets the most singing along? yes, it does. a number two single. that one builds and builds and we milk it live as well and that is a big singalong. this is all part of the bbc biggest weekend, four size and lots of different music. is it an event you could not say no to? i am always of the standpoint if you are invited to do anything, not entirely i would do anything, but it is flattering. when someone says, we are anything, but it is flattering. when someone says, we are putting on this event, do you want to come along? i have to remind myself that this is all very early doors for me and the earliest daughter was introducing. it kind of goes full circle again when things like this come around, and nice reminder. and who are you looking to seeing yourself as a fan? i know that taylor swift is on tomorrow night and i have never seen taylor swift. i would like to see that. it is the huge pop headline shows and there will always be something. glitter. maybe next time. thank you very much for your time. have a great concert. let's

police pushed back demonstrators trying to get into the parliament building in budapest. hundreds of people gathered early on tuesday before parliament's first session since last month's election when for prime minister viktor orban some also formed a human chain around the building shouting dictator. run test against the government and also of the protest against the opposition is because we think that only if they made these illegitimate but. later in the day a huge crowd gathered carrying the hundred garion and european union flags. support for all bands anti immigration stance particularly in rural areas gave him a landslide victory but his opponents call his would illegitimate because of changes he brought in redrawing district boundaries and extending citizenship and voting rights to ethnic hungary and when they bring countries. one hundred thirty three of one hundred ninety nine members of parliament taking the oath come from all bans fish party and its small ally the christian democratic people's party. for all ban approval by the chamber expected on thursday is a

(men shouting) >> narrator: on september 9, laachraoui and belkaid were met at the budapest train stationen packed with refugees, by another suspected member of the cell: salah abdeslam. hours later, police stopped their mercedes at the austria-hungary border. they were known extremists. one was wanted on a terrorism warrant. one was on an eu watch list. but the police didn't spot anything suspicious during questioning or in their databases, and the car was waved on. >> rotella: why were they let through without further investigation? >> it's very easy after the event to say, "well, we should have got this guy because he was on the record." we're dealing with, you know, 20-plus countries in europe sharing a different set of information systems, not all of them sort of interconnected, not all of them holding sensitive terrorist data. not all the intelligence is shared with all of the partners on all of the systems at the same time, and we have a challenge, i think, in europe where we have different information systems in different parts, in different countries, but also in different parts

he came in from budapest. he reached the top of the banking industry worldwide.ows about the strengths of the bank, but he knows he has no time. we have a group of very aggressive, large shareholders, which own more than 25% of the bank already. if you place that wildcard within the next couple of there was a reason to buy. he had a chance and the stock price went up. they did some restructuring. it went up to 20 euros immediately. guy: how does he play that wildcard? today with thets cuts. is maybe held see merges some of the bank units with other banks. maybe with some of the swiss banks. and he has to go back to large corporate clients in germany and say, we had a couple of ideas last year in germany, and coordinate, or something. we have a strong industry in germany, if he concentrates on and most of these companies lost trust in deutsche bank, that will be very stable for the ounce sheet. agree, but my sense is, when you talk to industrials, the german corporate environment just shrugs its shoulders when they talk about deutsche bank. the view that it must s

more thunderstorms likely in budapest and sofia for the next few days.of late. back home we will see bands of rain moving off the atlantic, some sunny spells will remain quite breezy. stay tuned for more uk weather forecasts in remain quite breezy. stay tuned for more uk weatherforecasts in half an hour. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. these are the main store is right here in the bbc newsroom. a day after pulling the us out of the iran nuclear deal, president trump warns iran there'll be consequences if tehran restarts its nuclear programme. mps in tehran react by burning the us flag in parliament and chanting death to america. mike pompeo meets kimjong un in north korea, securing the release of three us citizens and setting a date and place for a summit between washington and pyongyang. the future bbcjournalist the future bbc journalist working the future bbcjournalist working in over 30 languages. your questions are always welcome. is threatening to sue them for doing exactly that. the 8a—year—old fled the us in 1978 and after it was

police pushed back demonstrators trying to get into the parliament building in budapest. hundreds of people gathered early on tuesday before parliament's first session since last month's election when for prime minister viktor orban some also formed a human chain around the building shouting dictator. the protests. against the government and also in protest against that opposition is because we think that they all are here to make. later in the day a huge crowd gathered carrying a hundred garion and european union flags. support for all bands anti immigration stance particularly in rural areas gave him a landslide victory but his opponents call his widow illegitimate because of changes in redrawing district boundaries and extending citizenship and voting rights to ethnic hungary and in the neighboring countries. one hundred thirty three of one hundred ninety nine members of parliament taking the oath come from all bands fish party and its small ally the christian democratic people's party. for all ban approval by the chamber expected on thursday is a formality meaning he'

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