not far from central budapest parent will eventually be the final station on the belgrade budapest lineit's the only new silk road project that china and hungary are currently working on. all the money that hungry spent hoping to see from china hasn't begun flowing yet. could the chinese be losing interest in central and eastern europe. most of the governments. in this region believe that all the chinese are coming to the barracks full of money and they will invest here and they will be all those roads and railways and everything that we want to use actually has not happened and many countries became disappointed in china but i'm going to steal a stink story if we try to get as much. assistance from china as possible. but i would advise them to be more realistic and realize that even dorothy. and is already good in making you feel that you are very special for her for them. being a baby are not brave you know very significant role in the economy or from going to be in the end foreseeable future. the belgrade budapest route is planned for completion in 2025 it would be the film and of ch

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he is a professor of political science and international relations at coventry university and in budapest we have george said he is a podcast or at the gaggle which can be found on you tube and rumble. girls in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was preaching let me go to george 1st in budapest we had that confound with the chinese in anchorage which turned into a train wreck because the secretary of state was more concerned about china's internal affairs and not measuring up to western liberal values however you want to define them and then we had the secretary of state meeting with. nato allies a few days ago and he talked about values 17 times but george i didn't see international law mentioned once so what's going on here i mean what is the playing field international law or liberal values as how the west interprets it go ahead. well that's exactly right. what we have is the western powers that have defined. rules based order something that they appreciate they set the rules and they issued the orders and everyone has to comply wants them there is now an alternativ

here is go back to george in budapest i went into. guessing what we would discuss on this program you see i suggested to me that we talk about how. it will be very difficult to get rid of trump ism and i think the in the in the subtext is that the more you fester and complain and hunted down the more it will thrive but i get the thrust of your idea correct go ahead george serve them out right ya need a remarkable comeback donald trump is stunning. we're only just a few days are on the 2nd impeachment trial just a few days nah. saturn republican senators voting to convict him including mitt romney who has a general world record for the big vote at twice to convict the president of his own party and for mitch mcconnell's extraordinary the a sure as are today. he will be making his appearance at the seat back and he will receive hearer's welker. and you know this is not an extremist party this is pretty much the kind of mainstream conservative movement in the united states and everyone all ringback of the presidential contenders for 2024

analyst and author of the new book our rise rossiya the return of russia to world politics and in budapest we have george said well he's a podcast direct the gavel which can be found on you tube and rumble right generally across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate you guys go to marcus 1st i'm having a lot of enjoyment watching all of the people that criticize donald trump for bombing syria which i did at the time and the early part of his administration but the same people that criticize trump for doing that are praising joe biden for doing exactly the same thing that's probably the only value that twitter has it's a record to look at people's hypocrisy go ahead mark. well hater it didn't take long for joe biden to violate senate flagrantly violates international law so the 1st time as u.s. president when he ordered the american military to strike syria and specifically iranian forces in syria which i should add are legally in syria and i should also add have played a vitally important low in the low back of the whole world so i says and

today, we'll visit the incomparable budapest central market, in search of paprika, the spice budapest. and then back in the kitchen, we'll make hungarian goulash and pull-apart seeded bread wreath with smoked paprika butter. i love to travel the globe in search of new food and wine discoveries. for me, it's about more than returning home with a handful of new recipes. it's about taking the spirit of austria... of italy... of greece... and of the danube river... and injecting some of their magic into our everyday lives.

booked themselves a place in the champions league quarter finals after beating rb leipzig 2—0 in budapest aggregate. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, was watching. for liverpool, a home game in hungary. that's right. because of travel restrictions, budapest became anfield for the night, a switch liverpool probably didn't mind, so bad is their recent home form. but once again, just where were those scoring boots? mo salah and sadio mane both somehow missed, while diogojota's was even worse, and although they led leipzig 2—0 from the first leg, they really should have been out of sight by the break. would it come back to haunt them? belatedly, leipzig started to stir, alexander sorloth agonisingly close, but with 20 minutes left, liverpool's dominance at last got its rewards. commentator: and salah, this time, makes sure! - if he was relieved, just look at his manager. finally, the smiles were back. and just moments later, mane made absolutely sure. it was just like the old times. whatever liverpool's domestic problems, their european hopes are flying high. andy swiss, bbc news. that's

he is a professor of political science and international relations at coventry university and in budapest we have george so i mean he is a podcast or at the gaggle which can be found on you tube and rumble are jumping crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always preferred let me go to george 1st in budapest we had that confound with the chinese in anchorage which turned into a train wreck because the secretary of state was more concerned about china's internal affairs and not measuring up to western liberal values however you want to define them and then we had the secretary of state meeting with. nato allies a few days ago and he talked about values 17 times but george i didn't see international law mentioned once so what's going on here i mean what is the playing field international law or liberal values as how the west interprets it go ahead well that's exactly right. what we have is the west. that have. a base or something that they appreciate they set rules.

nick thorpe reports from budapest.room in budapest. but births in hungary are down nearly 10% compared to 2020. avoiding hospital was one reason why his parents chose a home delivery. translation: we did not - want to postpone having our second child just because of the pandemic. how we felt about it was we'ill leave it to armin to arrive in his own good time. translation: my father died of covid barely a month ago. i he went into hospital for something else and caught covid there. he'd caught the virus in hospital when he went in for another reason, so that sort of clinched our decision to have our baby at home. siren wails armin�*s older brother ignatz is two and has his own house, sort of. parents plan to have more children — that's music to the ears of families minister katalin novak. because if you ask a young person if they want to get married, if they want to have children, they are very positive about that so the number of wished children, let's say, it is quite high. so what we have to do is to enable these yo

norway as well as author of the new book great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution and in budapest we crossed in georgia said you well he was a pot caster i think which can be found on you tube and rumble originally crossed out rules in effect that music can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it i mean let's go to glenn 1st and. the by did ministration using media as telegraph the administration is considering some cyber attacks in one form or another against russia remarkably they're telling the world they're going to do this here why is this a bad idea as i said in my introduction because i think there's a law of unintended consequences if we start down this path go ahead. well it's their craziest story and for many reasons like 1st the u.s. government has leaked to the media that it's launching a secret attack on iraqi government ever think about again if it is if it is secret i tell abroad and the reason is because russia haas probably attacked them again probably not in the clear evidence. and it will it again is probably it behind a cyber attack against the u.s.

norway as well as author of the new book great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution and in budapest we crossed the george 70 well he was a podcast or i think which can be found on you tube and rumple are a gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that music can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok glenn let me go to you in oslo build back better at the how the great reset as i said in my introduction these sound very nice they don't sound threatening here but the more you kind of dig into it and the way it's being applied in some ways you could make the argument that neo liberalism is is mutating because it's the form that is existed when say before the election of trump before break breaks it was suffering illegitimacy and they're trying to. you know put new wine in old bottles something like that but the biggest problem for me is that when i look at all the things that they're going to apply it to there is that singular thing that's missing democracy is that in. nobody going to vote for any of this because it's professional manager real class they think they know eve

typical of such occasions is this sunday afternoon performance of the budapest string quartet playingvarius instruments. ♪ ♪ [classic music plays] ♪ [classical music plays] ♪ >> when beethoven was born, the united states that today honors all nations in this halls learning had not yet been found it. this gives special significance to the manuscript prized above all others in the collection, the declaration of the independence, enshrined to be seen by all is the earlier statement of american importance. these people know much of it by heart. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, that among them are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happyness. thomas jefferson who wrote those phrases 169 years ago and who pledged his life to give them meaning was one of the founders of the library of congress. she knew democracy was based on the foundation of enlightened people. that is why placing facts within the reach of the citizens becomes the business of a government, and that is why the firs

that is the path of budapest and hungary, during a period previously of great democratic enthusiasm behind the iron curtain, where people protested and say we will have a new day and revolution and government up until the moment the tanks rolled them over. that was not the important part for bush. the important part was that those people that were rolled over by those tanks believed that they were about to receive americans support because they heard dwight eisenhower say we will support you. eisenhower very clearly did not mean anything other than aide with our, so called, thoughts and prayers. but instead, they thought he was going to send supplies, maybe guns, maybe money, maybe even troops. eisenhower, by the way, never once for an instant thought this was an idea. he was shocked that anyone could be that fundamentally mistaken and what a strategic leader would do as to perhaps put 400 or 500 miles behind the nuclear enemy in the midst of a crisis. bush knew this history. bush had grown up playing golf with eisenhower. his dad was one of eisenhower's favorite golf buddies, largely beca

turn their 1st leg loss against a vulnerable livable signed with the 2nd match again in neutral budapest. back home wednesday sees being a fed hoping to leave the relegation zone in their post claims game against graeme and. after that event are up against leaders bias but the big match next weekend pits 2nd place like sage against frank twopenny last one since the winter break for all the excitement she wanted to kick off. lose. lose. lose lose. they are fleeing poverty only to end up in germany brothel women from eastern europe forced into sexual slavery. for them help is hard to come by but in the southern germany city of mannheim there is leaving support from a committed women's rights activist exploiting the form closer. to its own d.w. . by 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our water or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial product like any other financial good move in a competitive world is just cold it's cool it's blue cold war used to be free but the world is cha

but now, the coronavirus pandemic has dealt a blow to his plans, as nick thorpe reports from budapestarly 10% compared to 2020. avoiding hospital was one reason why his parents chose a home delivery. translation: did parents chose a home delivery. translation:— translation: did not want to --ostone translation: did not want to postpone having _ translation: did not want to postpone having our _ translation: did not want to postpone having our second i postpone having our second child just because of the pandemic. how we felt about it was we will leave it to him to arrive in his own good time. translation: mi; arrive in his own good time. translation:— arrive in his own good time. translation: ~ , ., ., translation: my father died of covid-19 barely _ translation: my father died of covid-19 barely one _ translation: my father died of covid-19 barely one month - translation: my father died of covid-19 barely one month ago. | covid—19 barely one month ago. he went — covid—19 barely one month ago. he went into hospital for something else and caught covid—19 there. he caught the virus — co

realising that janos is "what i've been looking for", martha agrees to a rendezvous in budapest, bute has no memory of meeting her. has martha encountered a doppelganger? is janos just pretending not to know her? or has she simply imagined their relationship, carefully conjuring every detail so even i believe it happened? horvat has cited truffaut and kieslowski alongside hitchcock as influences, although strangely, the emotional tension of her film reminded me at times of the superb french thriller tell no one. impressively, horvat manages to keep all the narrative options open forfar longer than should be credible. with martha and janos playing an unspoken game of cat and mouse as they follow each other through a city whose distinct districts seem to mirror and map her internal conflicts. part ghost story, part love story, this playfully mysterious film is a joy to watch, with stork drawing us deep into martha's kaleidoscopic world while horvat toys expertly with the tricks of memory and the mind. you can find it on curzon home cinema. this sunday 21st is world down syndrome day. o

realising that he's �*what she's what she's been looking for�*, she goes to a rendezvous in budapest he insists he has no memory of meeting her. has martha encountered a doppelganger? is he just pretending not to know her? or has she simply imagined their relationship, carefully conjuring every detail so even i believe it happened? she's sighted many people, like hitchcock, alongside influences all the strings of the emotional tension of the superb french film tell no—one. impressively, he managed to keep the narrative options open forfar longer than should be credible. with martha and janos playing an unspoken game of cat and mouse following each other through a city whose distinct districts seem to mirror and map internal conflicts. part ghost story, and part love story, this playfully mysterious film is a joy to watch with stork drawing us deeper into the kaleidoscopic world. while he toys expertly with the tricks of memory and the mind. you can find it on curzon home cinema. this sunday the 21st is world down syndrome day. on thursday the brilliant british movie my feral heart st

boss emma hayes described their 3—nil victory over wolfsburg in budapest as �*her favourite win�*.nished 5—1 overall. as jim lumsden reports. the wall that chelsea failed to scale. they had in a goalfrom losing the first 2—1 but the resolve began to dissolve when she appeared to have been brought down. up stepped harder against her old club and the blues began to thrive. they work for a while, pressing chelsea back, almost summoning a perfect response. they desperately needed to score but they lapsed on the fence and she stepped in it which left the opposition hitting four unanswered goals to win. seldom threatening. this was a commanding performance from chelsea and frank kirby confirmed their place in the semifinals for the second time in three seasons. so chelsea are through, manchester city though couldn't overhaul their first leg deficit against barcelona this afternoon. they did win the home game 2—1. but lost 4—1 overall. maz farookhi was watching at the city academy stadium city left themselves in far too much to do after losing their first leg last week 3—0, there are chas

they're in budapest to play german side borussia monchengladbach. the slide at the moment. pat nevinjoins me now — he's commentating on the game for radio 5 live. city will be confident ahead of this one? they will be confident but they will try to get this game finished as early as possible, a two—goal delete —— and two—goal lead is great. if they get another one that would be a very good to rest when the two players, it's will be key for manchester city facet there is a lot happening the season and they don't want anyone injured or tired or suspended. this is important they try to get this game with wrapped up as early as possible. ads, try to get this game with wrapped up as early as possible. fit. 11th try to get this game with wrapped up as early as possible.— as early as possible. a lot on steak for them. is the quadruple realistic for them this season? don't ask pep guardiola because he will not be happy, but this is very unusual, everything has to fall for you. you get the right drawer in the champions league which if they get through this ro

city will play next week's champions league last —16 home leg against borussia monchengladbach in budapest german quarantine rules — city lead the tie 2—0. and staying on the stadium theme — brazil's world famous maracana is to get a new name after the authorities in rio de janeiro voted to name it after the country's greatest ever player pele. after 1a months away from the court battling knee injuries — the 20 time grand slam champion roger federer finally returned to action at the qatar open today. the man in his way? britiain�*s dan evans. the pair have been training together recently — and evans forced federer all the way, before the 39—year—old won out in three sets. joe wilson reports. welcome back, roger federer! not seen on court for over a year, now in his 40th year, status, irreplaceable. right knee? under repair. it's taken two operations to get him here. dan evans ranked 20th in the world was a determined opponent, if at comeback encouragements, he would have to earn it. you will make its brilliant tennis from both men! the first set requires a tie—break to win it, federal or p

a turn their 1st leg loss against a vulnerable livable side with the 2nd match again in neutral budapest. back home wednesday sees bielefeld hoping to leave the relegation zone in their post playoff game against the grain men. after that event are up against leaders brian but the big match next weekend pits 2nd place like sage against frank 1st event last one since the winter break for all the excitement she wanted to kick off. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. just 3 of the topics covered and i we couldn't read your blog. if you would like any information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic. you should really check out our talk cast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us and dot com slash science. and on demand. cast language courses. video and audio. w. media sector. the all search to go beyond just playing a man. as we take on the world play and we're all about the stores that matter to. be. whatever it takes these men on the to lead go beyond fire made for. when we take steps to restore a forest we play opposing