posts in budapest thank you. to the west african country of senegal female entrepreneurs often face discrimination take the case of a business woman and day been. since the concept of parity exists there are no more do not enter signs for women want to. know more about this very mark cutifani. honestly i pity them its hard work i respect their choice but i can't that women fix my car. or this woman isn't interested in any female stereotypes but they is changing the industry running on her own car workshop since 2006 she's been getting our ends dirty working on engines for the past 26 years but it's been a bumpy road. to do a back in the day if you buddy pointed at me everybody thought i was crazy every time i went tell it on the streets just in my overalls to go fix a car all by pots everybody was laughing at me and often have a cry and then carry on now i am considered i'm shown as a good example. checking all fixin part all of the women working here way inspired by to learn how to fix cars but there are only 3

journalist stefan both in budapest can tell us but welcome stefan so what impact is this a lot change likely to have on scientific research in the country. well it will have fate huge impact all night of scientific research because still a lot of us just passed here behind me and palm and will basically mean that the hunt gary and prime minister viktor orban will get through a committee troll all for a 200 year old institution namely the hunger in academy of sciences for not only debts it means also debts of thousands of research your sense scientists will now have to ask for missions from a committee a whole field to the us government employed tese what today can do and what not and they viewed it as a tremendous threat to free thinking in hungary they also point out that similar issues were already happening wisdome media and older institutions including for instance a central european university that was basically moved out of the country to austria for most of its courses so they are very very concerned and as a matter of fact later today to be protests against his law as well hap

does it benefit budapest to chase an institution out of the country does it benefit hungary. thousands came out onto the streets angry and bewildered at the time greece finest university was being forced to relocate to the n. many believe open slaving for the c.e.u. is done to the fact that it was funded by george soros they for test and neither is a link and claim that the universities ability to issue american diplomas is incompatible with think garion legislation is a matter of rule of law it is impossible that you see you or anybody else enjoys the lottery and benefit of fishing american diplomas that's the simple reason i think if it's a red flag and if a warning sign that this might be there that the rec center where we're having where in the band and if the 2 sat that speak out for human rights that speak out for the generally quality of the sense that a country is being. chased away. the now inevitable exodus of academic staff and students from hungary is a microcosm of a much bigger problem talented professionals or quitting the country in lowest numbers close to a 1

does it benefit budapest to chase an institution out of the country does it benefit hungary. thousands came out onto the streets angry and bewildered at the time greece finest university was being forced to relocate to the n. many believe open slaving for the c.e.u. is done to the fact that it was funded by george soros they for destiny neither is a link and you claim that the universities ability to issue american diplomas is incompatible with think garion legislation is a matter of rule for all it is impossible that you see you or anybody else enjoys the luxury and benefits of fishing american diplomas that's the simple reason i think it's it's a red flag and if a warning sign that this might be that that the rec center where we're heading where in the bend and if the 2 sat dead speak out for him in the ranks that speak out for the generally quality of the sense that a country is being. chased away. the now inevitable exodus of academic staff and students from hungary is a microcosm of a much bigger problem talented professionals or quitting the country in lowest numbers cl

does it benefit budapest to chase an institution out of the country does it benefit hungary. thousands came out onto the streets angry and bewildered that hungary's finest university was being forced to relocate to the n. many believe open slaving for the c.e.u. is done to the fact that it was funded by george soros they for destiny neither is a link and you claim that the universities ability to issue american diplomas is incompatible with think garion legislation is a matter of rule of law it is impossible that you see you or anybody else enjoys the luxury and benefits of fishing american diplomacy that's the simple reason i think it's it's a red flag and it's a warning sign that this might be there that they're actually where we're heading where in the pen and if the 2 senators that speak out for him in the ranks that speak out for the generally quality of the sense that the country is being. chased the way. the now inevitable exodus of academic staff and students from hungary is a microcosm of a much bigger problem talented professionals or quitting the country in lowest

does it benefit budapest to chase an institution out of the country does it benefit hungary. thousands came out on to the streets angry and bewildered that hungary's finest university was being forced to relocate to the n. many believe open slaving for the c.e.u. is done to the fact that it was funded by george soros they for destiny neither is a link and claim that the universities ability to issue american diplomas is incompatible with think garion legislation is a matter of rule flow it is impossible that you see you or anybody else enjoys the lottery and benefit of fishing american diplomacy that's the simple reason i think it's it's a red flag and if a warning sign that this might be there that the rec center where we're heading where in the pen and if the 2 sat dead speak out for human rights that speak out for the generally quality of the sense that a country is being. chased the way. the now inevitable exodus of academic staff in students from hungary is a microcosm of a much bigger problem talented professionals or critic in the country and lowest numbers close to a

or more of the story let's cross over to stuff and he joins us from budapest a fun 1st of all tell uswhy viktor orban is government wants to do away with the academy of science. well they say day you really want to do what he's best 40 economy and they are looking at scientists and they say many. scientific projects are really not beneficial to hungary's economy and they want to make it more profitable now of course at a scientist would say how can you put a price on science it takes years to develop and they of course disagree but it's not how the prime minister if you say it's and in fact here behind me it is expected that's a new a little weak guarding these 200 year old situation situation the academy of science will passed without much problem ok then you say it probably will pass what impact then it was this bill likely to have on scientific research in hungary . well it will have a huge impact that is what the leadership says of the hungary and academy of sciences they fear that many scientists will effect leave the country and those that are already at for each situation will

out of critic indy 7 thank you very much for bringing us up today journalist hunt bose there in budapest. the women entrepreneurs in the west african country of senegal often face discrimination businesswoman. is no exception she was subjected to ridicule 13 years ago when she decided to open an automobile repair shop run mainly by women but she proved her critics wrong now the business fam is a success and coom is hoping to inspire others that cause they because feet is growing rapidly more cars that mean more mechanics to keep them going in sim it goes male dominated society i do i visit ready to out there the cools fix by we men then you towards mobile home and the world works like this now there is no longer a profession dedicated only to men who are profession dedicated only to women. since the concept of parity exists there are no more do not interest signs for women want to. know more about persevere mark cutifani professor honestly i pity them its hard work i respect their choice but i can that women fix my car. this woman isn't interested in any female stereotypes but they is ch

and let's bring in correspondent stefan both the academy of sciences and budapest covering the story for us hi stuff and we're expecting more protests this afternoon give us an idea of what's happening now. well indeed just now many people arrived here to protest against what they really view s.t. and the independence. on garion academy of sciences hours earlier gary in parliament adopted it's a very controversial law that will in effect be fed to him gary and prime minister viktor orban total control over science as well as several research institutes that are also part of this academy as there will be a committee even whole field to be sick government g.'s and also always a chairman of the in prime minister now we do know at this point this is seen as bartle for a lot or attempts by the increasingly outward tarion prime minister to rescind free thinking and the whole garion academy of sciences has already said that it's wants to appeal this law and it plans legal action when and if that indeed can happen remains to be seen of course but at this hour the situation remains quite tens

the seat of power of budapest much as any capital for share occupants. it's fairytale paul and is perhaps the prettiest in europe. but for the last decade according to critics it has passed some of the ugliest moves on the continent. 6000 been has given hungary for 13 years george which time he has taken steps which mirror those taken by the crimes centralizing gets hating press freedom and attacking and g.m. . he likes this kind of new types of opportunity and leaders are also the ones who are coming building the political system that he pushes under way. too lazy motives all for her bonnet is freshly and is on one hand the concentration of political power and on the other on the actual ational personal where else is refugee policy is the whole bush is to be. what is happening in hungary is quite unique this type of treatment of depriving asylum seekers of food. poisoning less than hoff the bugs his policy for dash in concert with its smallest satellite allowed the christian democratic people's paltry nevertheless commands eva 2 thirds of the fallen tre

federica pellegrini won gold in the women's 200 metres freestyle, retaining the title she won in budapest the sixth world title of her career. now to football where matthijs de ligt scored an own goal in his first start since joining juventus as they beat inter on penalties to win their international champions cup match in china. the dutch defender cost around 84 million dollars when he joined from ajax last week. but, ten minutes into the game against their fellow italians the 19—year—old put the ball past his own goalkeeper. an equaliser came in the second half from cristiano ronaldo — his free—kick deflected in. and the game went to a penalty shootout. 21—year—old turkish defender merih demiral scored the crucial spot kick to win the shootout 4—3. it is good. when we play against a tea m it is good. when we play against a team it is always a good game, a tough game. they are fantastic with a fantastic coach and it is difficult. we do like to compete with the best, and we deserved to wind in my opinion. neymar has arrived in china with his paris saint germain team—mates for their presea

this poster from the international women's suffrage alliance conference in budapest in 1913 reinforces the international dimensions of the suffrage cause and sets up a -- the story of a local favorite, mary church carol, and african-american suffragist. carol's suffrage philosophy was built around an intersectional vision that embraced race as well as gender. an implicit challenge to white suffragists who tended to focus only on the subordination created by their sex. her vision for suffrage and race relation was also grounded in an international framework that placed the domestic situation in the united states in dialogue with customs abroad. but when she spoke at foreign conferences, such as the international console of women thus council of women in berlin in 1904, she was often the only woman of color in attendance. hazel came to suffrage from the world of theater. her claim to fame is staging a pageant called allegory, right here in washington, on the step s of the treasury building as part of alice paul's suffrage parade, timed to coincide with woodrow wilson's inauguration, in 1

only here let's take a look around hyderabad in india as yon in china or the hunger in capital of budapest have seen rents explode by 25 percent in just one year berlin is comparatively well off rents have doubled but it has taken 10 years owners of small businesses are even more vulnerable as commercial rents are not capped here in germany sometimes help comes from unlikely directions how many java for example made millions with buying and selling properties but now he's focusing on helping small businesses to survive and thrive in a demanding invited our reporter mad berlin's property robin hood. rents in berlin have doubled in the last 10 years to harm a job the upward spiral is a worrying development as a millionaire he has no problem paying his rent but he can understand tenants concerns. if this. gap between rich and poor gets too extreme you get social tensions the rich don't like that either. piece decided to protect tenants against speculative buying especially tradespeople what he does is buy commercial premises to rent to them. disclosing company was the 1st to benefit. and has

after a stopover in slovenia he boarded the night train today who carry in capital budapest . it was in hungary that the iron curtain 1st became possible today hungary's government takes an e.q. skeptical stance but few yoga share these opinions smug as such because i didn't meet anyone who said something very negative about your cause maybe because most people tend to identify with their nation not some not europe. really gets the occasional. says it all so maybe we must make clear out why the european idea is so important it's because it's the longest. this trip to strengthen friedrich slovak. and he hopes its borders will remain open as european into railtrack. it has made a lasting impression. well the europe that the young friedrich schubert moves around in so freely today began to take shape here in this magnificent hall at the capitol and museum in rome on the 25th of march 1957 france germany italy and the benelux states signed the treaty of rome after 2 devastating wars in the whole course europe's founding fathers were absolutely determined to bring lasting peace to

not only here let's take a look around hyderabad india gian in china or the hunger in capital of budapest have seen rents explode by 25 percent in just one year berlin is comparatively well off rents have doubled but it has taken 10 years owners of small businesses are even more vulnerable as commercial rents are not capped here in germany sometimes help comes from unlikely directions how many jobs for example made millions with buying and selling properties but now he's focusing on helping small businesses to survive and thrive in a demanding environment our reporter made berlin's property robin hood. rents in berlin have doubled in the last 10 years to hama jutta the upward spiral is a worrying development as a millionaire he has no problem paying his rent but you can understand tenants concerns. is this. when the gap between rich and poor gets too extreme you get social tensions the rich don't like that either. he's decided to protect tenants against speculative buying especially tradespeople what he does is buy commercial premises to rent to them. you know. this glazing company was th

i have come to budapest to meet a leading journalist, and opposition politician and the government chiefd in hungary but they have not been on the news. bernadette tells me of the day she was thrown out of the national broadcast building with other colleagues. using their right to enter, they demanded coverage of the protests a nd enter, they demanded coverage of the protests and a petition of a call for media freedom. in a lot of democracies would be invited and given questions which are not motivated by government or opposition but independence. motivated by government or opposition but independencem motivated by government or opposition but independence. it is not democracy any more. from a tiny two room office, this man runs direct 36, an on line investigative site. he used to work for a much bigger website then it editors changed and so did the stories. now it is pro—government. changed and so did the stories. now it is pro-government. hungary is still not russia or turkey, journalist do not get killed or jailed and we are not living in physical danger but we realise that the enviro

journalist stefan both says that the academy of sciences in budapest welcome stefan we've been expecting more protests this afternoon what's happening that. well at a moment people are gathering here at. the area an academy of sciences they are extremely angry at what happened just a few hours ago when parliament basically at all to the law that they say will take away all. the 280 year old these situations and they also say that from now on basically it's the government that is deciding what can be studied and what can be researched and what kind of signs can be carried out they are extremely cold stuart about it why do i get a ring here which is that which flags sent also unexploded munitions on hampering firefighting efforts. smoke as far as the eye can see. covering more than 4 square kilometer nations are hampering firefighting efforts. smoke as far as the eye can see. covering more than 4 square kilometers of forest this is said to be the largest fire in the northeastern german state of michael about western pomerania has ever seen. more than 1000 people have been forced to flee th

so in a company of british and american at least diplomats as they were signatory powers to the budapest been on them. he will. probably trying to set an agenda that makes him independent from from publishing but there's such and there will not go so far as this maneuvering himself into a way where he's at the mercy of pulte. on the other hand he sold some sort of preliminary means mentation steps on the front line some bit of the d.s. for the tory measures there might be more of this he might secure sort of a slightly more calm frontline that's for the people who are fighting something but he shouldn't expect big warm there's sort of big roles there's stuff wrestle for senior policy fellow the european council on foreign relations thanks very much for coming in here did have news live from berlin still to come on the show one week after a technical hitch forced a last minute delay india taking a shot at the moon today we'll have the very latest from the dalai little later in the show. but 1st it's to portugal where some 2000 firefighters are battling massive blaze was in the country sou

so in a company of british and american at least diplomats as they've are signatory powers to the budapest memorandum. he will. probably trying to set an agenda that makes him independent from publishing but the such and the will not go so far as it's maneuvering himself into a way where he's at the mercy of pulte. on the other hand he sold some sort of play mary maines mentation steps on the frontline some bit of the deescalate tory measures there might be more of this he might secure sort of a slightly more calm front line that's for the people who are fighting something but he shouldn't expect big warm there's and sort of big roles there's stuff wrestle senior policy followed european council on foreign relations thanks very much for coming in. let's preview now and some of the other stories making news this hour israeli military forces have started demolishing palestinian homes outside east jerusalem residents were forcibly evicted after a deadline expired for them to remove the buildings israel says they're illegal and too close to the barrier separating israel and palestinians also m

the seat of power of budapest much as any capital for share opulence. it's fairytale paul and is perhaps the prettiest in europe. but for the last decade according to critics it has passed some of the ugliest laws on the continent. 6000 been has given hungary for 13 years during which time he has taken steps which mirror those taken by the crimes centralizing detailing press freedom and attacking and g.m. . he likes this kind of new types of opportunity and leaders are also the ones who are coming building the political system that he pushes under way. too lazy motives all for her bonnet this regime is on one hand the concentration of political power and on the other on the actual ational personal wealth is refugee policy is the whole shift. what is happening in hungary is quite unique this type of treatment of depriving asylum seekers of food. winning less than hoff the buds his policy for dash in concert with its smallest satellite ally the christian democratic people's paltry nevertheless commands they were 2 thirds of the fallen tree sakes alive to

why are they building a new high speed rail link between belgrade and budapest. we chinese have a great deal of experience when it comes to modernizing old rail lines you will observe local rules and standards here as well as e.u. regulations that's the normal process we follow on any construction project that onto public opinion what. it's apparent that who young john is choosing his words carefully. and this construction site is one of the most unusual we've encountered on our journey. a single excavator is clearing the old railway track bed in front of a watching crowd of chinese. but perhaps today is giving a mistaken impression. this construction site is supposed to be china's gateway to the heart of europe. we continue onward to hungary. our train isn't a high speed link yet. why is china moving toward europe what will it mean for its citizens and why is the railway project so expensive. we have an appointment with someone who has been studying the project for quite some time. more than a 1000000000 euro for such a long stretch seems rather high doesn't it

marcus mepstead has claimed a shock silver medal in the men's foil at the world championship in budapestmpion and world number one alessio foconi on his way to the final, but was eventually beaten 15—6 by france's enzo lefort. for the second day running geraint thomas has suffered on the tour de france. his hopes of overhauling leaderjulian ala—philippe were dashed on stage 14. one of the race's most iconic mountains, as nick parrott reports. the 14th stage on the tour de france is the most visited mountain, it's a challenge that can make or break a rider's overall race. after increasing his lead on yesterday's time trial, alljulian alaphilippe had to do was stick to main rival, geraint thomas. the tour started 12 miles from the finish, and it was soon proving too much for some. adam yates' hopes of a top ten overall finish slipping away, along with those of colombia's quintana. for the rest of the contenders it turned into a game of cat and mouse, thomas tried to shake his shadow. but alaphilippe was having none of it. as the altitude crept up towards more than six and half thousand fee

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partially so huge some grading to us is or is not comfortable with european culture this is not like budapest. triumphal march. dreams of conquest and love global try. this is very very uneventful glide towards the precipice without resistance we are past the danger has already happened. it was then just 10 years ago. now this is it. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. but some schools are changing the rules there are kids who have hope that they intended and how they did meet. with but still missing results. that like all they have it both are in. rebel education early learning mexico on al-jazeera. bank. the u.s. congress votes to block billions of dollars worth of on sales to saudi arabia. and how much he this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. donald trump fires up supporters against 4 democratic congresswoman he's been attacking. the world health organization declares the a ball i break in the democratic republic of congo an international emergency also ahead. i'm florence lee in ballin village east java indonesia where the

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for gay rights in annual pride parades on saturday huge marches were how they london madrid and budapest this year's pride events marked the 50th anniversary of the stonewall inn uprising against police persecution in new york. this week on the world stories. protests against moscow's waste. public sexuality in the us and the stonewall riots but we begin on the greek island of saw most conditions in the refugee camp there are catastrophic many locals don't like the refugees but some greek citizens are there to help. every day at noon maria macro yani waits for guests and they arrive on time refugees from the nearby town called the island of song most. list time it's 2 young men from somalia. maria has prepared pastor with chickens she hosts refugees in her apartment every day. so when i see refugees i offer them something to eat but i've always done this .

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