who competes in budapest in the second season of the international swimming league.eports. your teddy mccallum, since he came since he came back i cried. he is been through so much and i imagine this month is been a bit of a whirlwind. a bit of a learning curve to wa ke whirlwind. a bit of a learning curve to wake up in the night, do my training, it is been hard to balance it is been a great few weeks of experience back home. and now we are out here and it's going to get more difficult, not being able to see him oi’ difficult, not being able to see him or my family, it's got to be done, i guess. it is his job and is a lead role with the international summing league it is you to franchise london. they made a stunning debut in 2019, a global event culminating ina in 2019, a global event culminating in a spectacular grand finale in las vegas. this time, due to the coronavirus, the entire season will be played out in the budapest. arena. it is a great way and we will make sure the we are all safe and sound as well. it is a great start, the words but through so much, so i

students have been demonstrating in front of the theater and film university in budapest for weeks now. they've blockaded the entrance in protest against the government which has imposed a new foundation and board of trustees on their establishment threatening its independence as well as that of other universities and cultural institutions. we demand the resignation of the new management. people act against a repressive party together. for. sure he is one of the protest leaders she's been acting as a go between for many of the academics who resigned in protest they are all under enormous pressure she says whatley. government has waged a real war against our will on. our professors and students are constantly being slandered as of the end. of the drama tours allows no poor for instance he had been nominated director but the new board fired him like most of the lecturers at the university he. as in favor of the protests. elect for. the most important aspect of the suppose it government reforms is that the senate which represents the students and economics will have no influence on the de

students have been demonstrating in front of the theater and film university in budapest for weeks now. they've blockaded the entrance in protest against the government which has imposed a new foundation and board of trustees on their establishment threatening its independence as well as that of other universities and cultural institutions. we demand the resignation of the new management. people act against a repressive party together. and. he certainly is one of the protest leaders she's been acting as a go between for many of the academics who resigned in protest they are all under enormous pressure she says likely. the government has waged a real war against our fallen. professors and students are constantly being slandered as of the end of. the drama tours allows no poor for instance he had been nominated director but the new board fired him like most of the lecturers at the university he. in favor of the protests. elect for the shop for the most important aspect of the suppose it government reforms is that the senate which represents the students and economics will have no influen

in budapest and occupied the country's top arts university the far right government wants to impose a government ever learned more to the school. cut the student protesters strongly opposed his measure of the culture war in congress to speeding up. some goose fine . next to. germany's business in the middle kingdom and going well odd friends how much longer. china as a trading partner is becoming infused in radio via free market access is becoming more and difficult intellectual property doesn't she means rights violations. how she business continue. made in germany. and 16. w. . they took a piece from me. yes for sure. it's going to be tougher for. the beatles for. me to. be told and destroy. is for. me to. be talking 202250000 over story you're going to do. hello and welcome to the program show and it's nice to have you with us it was the 1st country to impose a nationwide lockdown and now italien is bracing for a 2nd wave as 1000 cases in europe climb just months ago the northern city of baghdad was in full blown crisis mode as the virus swept through the region of the dead had to

more over the theaters and universities have support from the public thousands of budapest residents took part in a human chain that went from the university to parliament in september 4 in theatres are also showing support germany's renowned berliner ensemble recently cancelled its hungary tour in solidarity. for sufferer. in greek mythology plutus is the god of wealth who when he was blind to gave riches out to everybody without judgment when his side was restored he could see who was more deserving and the next person in our story couldn't be more deserving of the help that has come her way recently i'm not totally is a single mother of 4 who was living on the streets of greece a country that is billions of dollars in debt and where unemployment and poverty are rampant but there is hope for anna now thanks to the generosity of not a god but a kind spirit. tameness. carice and some you all have been waiting and hoping so long for what's in the sparks for 2 oldest have both had to sleep on the living room sofa the children don't have a rule. now of a c.l.s. from greece aid has broug

in law governing foreign universities for tens of thousands of protesters out onto the streets of budapest the law stated among other things that a university could only operate if the hungarian government had a specific agreement with the university's own country only one university was unable to fulfil the new requirements of the central european university or c e u founded by one garion born us billionaire george soros the 90 year old philanthropist funds causes that support democracy and human rights he has long been a source of i for hungary's right wing populist prime minister viktor orban he was accused of interfering in domestic politics the university has since moved to the austrian capital vienna where the only university. located in a european union country that has been forced out of our home. by the arbitrary acts of a government that remains a member of the european union e.u. lawmakers have repeatedly raised concerns that all bans government is undermining democratic norms with restrictions on press freedom changes to that you just sheree and to the electoral system. despite

budapest he's an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and here in moscow we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and an editor and host me internet media project right gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok i was going to budapest that george we have we heard that there are some violations but at this point as we're speaking right now it is still holding and i've been looking at a lot of the reporting this is only a tiny baby step i mean this issue is not going to be resolved it hasn't been resolved for 30 years and i'll be really honest with you i don't see a resolution coming into play what is most important and what these negotiations in moscow with the leadership of armenia and azerbaijan is this at least the 1st step and stop the killing where do we stand george go ahead i agree that that's a very important step violations of cease fire in the immediate hours after. the announcement of a cease fire that's to be expected on this in any conflict the real question is whether the pot is have an interest in

students have been demonstrating in front of the theater and film university in budapest for weeks now. they've blockaded the entrance in protest against the government which has imposed a new foundation and board of trustees on their establishment threatening its independence as well as that of other universities and cultural institutions. the resignation of the new management. people act against a repressive party together. and. surely is one of the protest leaders she's been acting as a go between for many of the academics who resigned in protest they are all under enormous pressure she says. the government has waged a real war against. the. professors and students are constantly being slandered as at the end of. the drama tours allows low poor for instance he had been nominated director or but the new board fired him like most of the lecturers at the university he. as in favor of the protests. elect to show up for the most important aspect of the supposed government reforms is that the senate which represents the students and economics will have no influence on the decisions of the

joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics 1st magazine and in budapest we have george samueli he is an author and a you tuber the goggle original macross of prose and effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it or i was going to london marcus says you know we've been watching over the last few years a closer relationship between moscow and beijing and as a matter of fact a couple days ago when asked about the tension military alliance which these 2 countries do not know right now but this possibility putin said this the russian president theoretically it's quite possible to imagine with without any doubt our cooperation with china is bolstering the defense because capacity of china's army time will show how it will develop we can't exclude it we've never heard this before from the russian president what's changed go ahead. in a period of 5 decades russia and china have gone from the brink of war with each other which could revolt nuclear weapons to a situation today where both countries have formed an informal sure c.g.

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he's an author and the you tube read the gavel and in moscow we're joined by dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor and knows me internet media projects are gentlemen go. some proof in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it i mean when i got an e-mail here in moscow as i said in my introduction if you disagree with the official narrative somehow you're a conspiracy theorist but over the last few years and particularly i have in mind russia gate ukraine gate even go further back with saddam and weapons of mass destruction the there's plenty of official conspiracy theories that have been thoroughly debunked but many of the conspiracy theories that i consider can vary theories in the official discourse are there's no even attempt to acknowledge that they can be debunked go ahead oh well you're absolutely right 2 because look just starting from july facebook. even due to the shut down hundreds of thousands of accounts of people connected to what these companies d

let's go back to georgia in budapest you know i've had many many. stations over the last few months here and you. started formulating an idea that i think really needs exploration and i think we'll only touch on it in this part of the cross up here but you said to me not too long ago that the war on coal bit which i can live with that i think there's a war on everything now but any kind of dilutes the meaning of it but ok the war on tobin but it's also it's also a war on civil liberties it's a war on populism on the left and the right and i've done a number of programs on cross-talk talking about what is this new normal is the new normal an attack of progressive isn't left and right george yes i think so. that the 2016 is kind of he is 0 for the global elite. we had the brics that referendum which against all expectations went against the e.u. and then of course we had donor trumps election victory which again went against all predictions this game is such a shock to the global elites who felt that they could control the western publics with these t

politicians using as a punchbag the idea behind the institute is to pull brussels on what warsaw and budapest see as double standards in the block the animosity between poland and hungary on one side and the e.u. institutions on the other is running right now the whole garion prime minister wants the removal of e.u. commission vice president d.n.a. you'd have a over comments she made in the news magazine there should be a go the commons are a blatant violation of the principle since equal parisian and prevent any meaningful dialogue the statements are incompatible with who can mandate therefore her resignation is indispensable listening to the noises coming out of brussels the commission v.p. is going nowhere this is just the latest spat between e.u. top brass and hungry they have previously clashed on migration minorities and states autonomy hungry along with poland and the czech republic recently to rail to an e.u. migration plan that would have seen asylum applicants shared among men and the states will continue to fight against the european mainstream who still didn't understand that supp

introduced in 2017 critics say that the rules are specifically targeted and local university in budapest funded by the us billionaire philanthropist george soros. and of today the most gifted of mutineers all of those just download our app from google play or from the app store of attribute your access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news if you're part of a story you can send us a video of what's happening your. next my colleague christoph covert takes you through the business headlines i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us take care and stay safe. the body. fights to embrace. the match is dramatic and munich grabs 3 more points. shaka is defeated again thanks to their shock the formants likes to intercept international break at the top of the table kick off. 60 minutes on d. w. . why are people forced to hide in trucks. the bare arms race in the bed there are many answers to the big. and there are many stories. make up your own. joke made for minds. this is so no story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his

roar to a stunning 217—point victory in their season opening international swimming league match in budapeste maximum points for london, while world champion team—mate duncan scott took the 200m freestyle title. cycling's vuelta a espana starts tomorrow. it's chris froome's last race with current team ineos grenadiers. he's won this event twice before, when ineos were called team sky, although he says he'll be supporting team—mate richard carapaz this year. he told sally nugent he's looking forward to a first major race since suffering an horrific crash in a practice ride in france last year. it was pretty horrific. i've never been through anything like that in my career. i had a double broken leg, broken elbow, broken sternum, broken ribs, perforated lung, fractured vertebra, fractured neck. it was nasty. and it took me a long time to get going again. and even once i got going, it's taken a lot of time to build up to this level of fitness why am able to be on the start line to attempt racing a grantor. it's been a long road back to physical fitness. how grantor. it's been a long road back t

they'll play their home games to come against barca and juve in the brand new national stadium in budapestes back to hungary's football heyday, when the national team regularly beat england in the 50s and 605. but for this country and this club, it's been a long road back. they were an amazing team back in the 60s and 70s. they won the inter—cindy ferris club to the the uefa cup and playing in groups, major supporters and about hungry, they supported the fans. and not just a moment for the club, but for the country almost compared a little bit too when hungry qualified in 2016, which is after, not quite that level but it doesn't feel that far off. and up to 22,000 of those supporters could be allowed into the puskas arena for those group games — that's 30% of the capacity which is the uefa limit. but there are separate restrictions on crowds in place across europe. no fans will be watching english teams this week — that's because spain and the uk currently doesn't allow spectators in for elite sport. in france, paris is under curfew restriction, but in rennes to the west they can let fans

law critics say they specifically targeted a budapest university funded by the us billionaire george soros a vocal critic of prime minister were bonds right wing government. lawmakers and activists in thailand and gathered to commemorate the thomas thought university massacre of 1976 when over 40 students were killed by security forces during protests the event has drawn renewed interest as a new protest movement gains momentum in thailand it's calling for new elections and the more democratic constitution. it's to the u.s. now where president donald trump is back at the white house after being hospitalized for kovac in an elaborately staged return he addressed the public in a video with defiant comments that have stoked criticism from medical experts meanwhile his physician says he'll receive further care over the coming days. it was a determined donald trump wearing a mask who emerged on to the steps of the hospital for days after he shocked the world by announcing he and 1st lady millennia had tested positive for covert 19 trump was back. after the short helicopter flight to washi

roar to a stunning 217 point victory in their season opening international swimming league match in budapeste, to secure maximum points for london, while world champion team—mate duncan scott took the 200m freestyle title. cycling's vuelta a espana starts tomorrow — it's chris froome's last race with current team ineos grenadiers. he's won this event twice before, when ineos were called team sky, although he says he'll be supporting teammate richard carapaz this year. he told sally nugent he's looking forward to a first major race, since suffering an horrific crash in a practice ride in france last year. it was pretty horrific. i've never been through anything like that in my career. i had a double broken leg, broken elbow, broken sternum, broken ribs, perforated lung, fractured vertebra, fractured neck. it was nasty. and it took me a long time to get going again. and even once i got going, it's taken a lot of time to build up to this level of fitness why am able to be on the start line to attempt racing a grand tour. it's been a long road back to physical fitness. how much do you have to st

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budapest university, fund by george soros, they say. to the united states, where donald trump's personal physician says the president is doing extremely well and reporting no symptoms of covid-19. the latest health update comes a day after the president's return to the white house following treatment at a military hospital. mr. trump continues to downplay the seriousness of the infection -- of his infection and the threat of the virus itself. today, he repeated his comparison of covid to the seasonal flu and said he would get back on the campaign trail and is looking forward to the next televised debate with his democratic rival, joe biden. let's bring in dr. patel, a primary care physician and fellow at the brookings institution. she also served in the obama administration is a director of policy. welcome to dw. the president's dr. says mr. trump is showing no symptoms and is doing extremely well. what do you make of that, given that we have not heard about his covid tests yet? >> yes, it is quite puzzling. the president, as we know, h

plunging turnover after foreign tourists visits were stopped, they hosted a skyline betting event in budapestthe turnover at one of his reopened restaurants is down to about 1/10 of pre-lockdown levels. tickets for the abnormal dining experience are hundreds of dollars each for a meal. and they sold out in narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. yuyi: i came to the unitedpbs. states when i was 24 years old. i did not speak any english. i felt very, very lost, really not knowing what to do with my life. one day on tv there was sesame street. ernie and grover and cookie monster. and it's not only that i learned to speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it! now i'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want. i will make myself learn how to do it. and i got

joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics 1st magazine and in budapest we have george samueli he is an author and a you tuber the goggle original macross uprose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it or i was going to london marcus says you know we've been watching over the last few years a closer relationship between moscow and beijing and as a matter of fact a couple days ago when asked about the tension military alliance which these 2 countries do not know right now but this possibility putin said this the russian president theoretically it's quite possible to imagine with without any doubt our cooperation with china is bolstering the defense because capacity of china's army time will show how it will develop we can't exclude it we've never heard this before from the russian president what's changed go ahead and carries a fight. with russia and china has gone from the brink of war with each other.

law critics say that they specifically targeted a budapest university funded by u.s. philanthropist george soros a vocal critic of prime minister viktor or bonds right wing government. russian opposition leader alexina vali has made his 1st video appearance since his poisoning with a banned nerve agent the kremlin critic told a russian blogger that he believed he was attacked because of russian authorities viewing him as a threat ahead of parliamentary elections he said his recovery in germany could take 2 more months. and lawmakers and activists in thailand have gathered to commemorate the thomas university massacre back in 1976 when over 40 students were killed by security forces during protests the event has drawn renewed interest as the new protest movement gains momentum in thailand calling for fresh elections and a more democratic constitution. all the u.k. service sector has been particularly hard hit by the coronavirus and as winter approaches boris johnson has warned of tough months ahead but it's not only the hospitality industry that has been head london's

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going to go down the path of antitrust gentlemen would run out of time i want to bring i guess in budapest and moscow want to take our viewers for watching us here at the c n x time remember. no one i mean yet they're still i don't think of the last act i don't mean a guest and i don't mean not nando or for. that kind of but i want it on course if back and i think now i think it's howard and. members of the. because mafias ways they're safe and quick to europe but once. they are leave they count speech util. some of them may be a mom and i couldn't you know if this unit can get it out of me. they sold the. us all of the amount. of a sauna but a kid even though all. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the drea

effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to the georgian budapest the conflict the call about a buck has flared up again those that have. been watching the post soviet space gotten used to this year now after over 7 days of the conflict create knighting again georget some kind of stalemate put it into context why is this conflict important to follow. where you have to go back to the earliest days of the bolshevik revolution and to the decisions of joseph stalin who was the bolsheviks point man on nationality he was the nationality. in among the bolsheviks and he decided. that the region of my god should be a part of i was there by john b. you know within the within the territory by john. and it's ethnic make the exactly it's ethnically armenian the armenians were going on about this is the need is there that this would be a part of i mean but he decided to be a part of us there by john in large part because the bolsheviks was seeking to appeal to the muslims of asia and also the muslims of the of the what became the u.s.s.r. and in particular look.

back in 2015, the station in budapest was another bottleneck as tens of thousands of migrants tried toary towards northern europe. last year, though, only 500 people were allowed to seek protection here in hungary. a handful of human rights groups defend the right to asylum despite bitter government hostility. it's very clear that whatever the hungarian government has done in the field of asylum since september 2015 is unlawful. it's become more difficult to stand up for refugees in europe, particularly here in hungary. but it's still crucial that we do so. iranian artist abouzar soltani and his 12—year—old son face deportation when they lost their asylum bid. but the helsinki committee took their case to the top european court and won. their new asylum request will be heard this week. translation: i was in a prison. but then i understood that was just politics. i realized people in hungary have big hearts and want to help us to be free. that they love refugees. i love hungary and would like to live here. soon they hope to leave this open refugee camp and start a new life here. asylum

whole lot more to talk about on another episode of cross and i want to thank my guests in moscow and budapest and want to thank our viewers for watching us here at you see you next time remember. join me every 1st on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see if it. was a pundit make no certain you know blood is just a lot into nationalities. we don't come with the we don't. beat. people. commentary says. we can do better we should know. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still has the lead up to the reality of it is that we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice you know there's bee

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest jordan some yelling and budapest he's an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and here in moscow we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and an editor at interest me internet media project right gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok i was going to put it past that george we have a cease fire we heard that there are some violations but at this point as we're speaking right now it is still holding and i've been looking at a lot of the reporting this is only a tiny baby step i mean this issue is not going to be resolved that hasn't been resolved for 30 years and i'll be really honest with you i don't see a resolution coming into play what is most important and with these negotiations in moscow with the leadership of armenia and azerbaijan is this at least the 1st step of stop the killing where do we stand george go ahead. i agree that that's a very important 1st step violations of cease fire in the media hours after. the announcement of a cease fire that's to b

effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to the georgian budapest the conflict the call about a buck has flared up again those that have. been watching the post soviet space gotten used to this year now after over 7 days of the conflict create knighting again georget some kind of stalemate. put it into context why is this conflict important to follow. where you have to go back to the earliest days of the bolshevik revolution and to the decisions of joseph stalin who was the bolsheviks point man on nationality he was the nationality. in among the bolsheviks and he decided that the region of my go to cairo should be a part of i was there by john to be you know within that within the territory by john. yes and it's ethnic makeup exactly it's likely armenian the armenians were going on about is that i mean is that this a bit of i mean but he decided to be part of the by john in the lodge was because the bolshevik was seeking to appeal to the muslims of asia and also the muslims of the of the gave the u.s.s.r. and in particular to turkey. at that time th

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he's an author and a you tuber at the gavel and in moscow we're joined by dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor and knows me internet media projects are gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it i mean when i got an e-mail here in moscow as i said in my introduction if you disagree with the official narrative somehow you're a conspiracy theorist but over the last few years and particularly i have in mind russia gate ukraine gate even go further back with saddam and weapons of mass destruction the there's plenty of official conspiracy theories that have been thoroughly debunked but many of the conspiracy theories that i consider can very theories in the official discourse are there's no even attempt to acknowledge that they can be debunked go ahead oh well you're absolutely right because look just starting from july facebook. even due to the shutdown hundreds of thousands of accounts of people connected to what these companies declared

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