conflict zone i'm in berlin and to talk to a qatari in that sector of the ever foreign minister of bulgaria his being among the politicians searching for a common e.u. approach on the question of large scale migration now that a compromise has been found is the fair deal for everybody and will the agreement last. week at the dinner that he had about well come to conflict so your country has just concluded six months in the presidency of the e.u. with the most pressing was and is still migration now there is a deal on this but it is very light on details isnt it. i think. there are many challenging during our presidency and migration fortunately the most divided topics very high in the agenda more than three years and so what we try to draw during our presidency is to propose can promise it's but you didn't succeed yeah but we are who are really close to this and to succeed is those doesn't mean that then the original ugly. refers to control center for silent seekers on european territory the decision not of outside yeah the decision to build these will be voluntary let's be honest no one wi

foreign investor in bulgaria is netherlands so if the business here well. this means that they smell so dark picture in bulgaria of course they hear problems with corruption and they want to tackle corruption not because of brussels or not because of transparency international not because of headache or burning of paris we think that we have problems and we work to tackle these problems but it's not so dark and if you see actually for example for because our prime minister very. well i like you to know that i was an example for example i'm listening to my family smuggling of cigarettes we are less than at present compare with other member states what is this is corrupt they're corrupt of course we have problems with corruption i don't deny this but i hate we don't want we have problems with corruption and that we don't deny this but we work to tackle these and we are much better compared with what was five thought it said that it is so how do you thank you very much for being on conflict so it was a pleasure thank you thank you ily. ily . ily ily. yai. to.

so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lippert mice in the world stefan bought a new chair of the co president of the association of bulgaria and defense industries. of this one is possible to destroy tank on the later my vehicles most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have developed for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so-called passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans putting so as end user but it is known that the weapons are going to syria if you receive and use it for their country who is with a good reputation. it is impossible to say i don't like to see you so it is it is not responsible for a boy in a country th

so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lippert mice in the world stephan board and the chair of the co-president of the association of bulgarian defense industries. only one of this one is possible to destroy tank on the later move because most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have to develop for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so-called passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans putting so as end user but it is known that the weapons are going to syria if you receive and use it for their country who is with a good reputation. it is impossible to say i don't like to see you so who does it is not responsible for a boy or

so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lip with mice in the world stefan bought a new chair of is the co-president of the association of bulgarian defense industries. all of this one is possible to destroy the tank on the later my because most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have to develop for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so-called passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans putting so as end user but it is known that the weapons are going to syria if you receive and use it for their country who is with a good reputation. it is impossible to say i don't like to see you so it is it is not responsible for boy or count

so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lip it may seem the world stephanie new chair of the co president of the association of gary and defense industries. of this one is possible to destroy the tank on the later my vehicles most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have to develop for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans putting so as end user but it is known that the weapons are going to syria if you receive and use it for their country who is with a good reputation. it is impossible to say i don't like to see you so who does it is not responsible for boy or country it is possible

bulgaria exports about 5% of their gdp to turkey. with sovereigns of poland and hungary with bulgaria being at risk to turkey, the ecb has a tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. -- >> there is communication going on through backdoor channels. it is not so much the european banks, but it is the lending to the corporations in turkey. when you think about these sovereigns, their largest importer is bulgaria. bulgaria exports about 5% of their gdp to turkey. with sovereigns of poland and hungary with bulgaria being at risk to turkey, the ecb has a tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. jonathan: the buzz word is idiosyncratic. let's talk about what this means to broader em. i keep getting told every time i bring up emerging markets, the problem is idiosyncratic and the spillover will remain local. have things changed? >> today, you are seeing more of a broader risk off tone. that makes sense because what is happening is for those funds that have exposure to em, they're going to want to make sure th

in bulgaria, there is no more dancing bear.ber 2007. it is a tradition from the middle ages. it no longer exists and it will never come back again. dr amir khalil, speaking to the bbc‘s witness team about his bear sanctuary. thank you for your company and we'll see you again soon. by by the end of this forecast temperature contrast we've seen between and south will be less pronounced. some contrasts on saturday across the country. the lion's share of the sunshine in england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland, much more cloud and a cooler field, northern ireland, much more cloud and a coolerfield, some northern ireland, much more cloud and a cooler field, some outbreaks of patchy rain. the satellite picture telling a story very well. this cloud feeding into northern ireland and scotland, clearer skies for england and wales. high pressure is in charge of most of the country. that means fine, settled weather with plenty of sunshine once again. still more cloud for northern ireland and scotland but a few brea ks ireland a

despite the heat and the endless toil guest workers come here year after year many of them from bulgaria to fleeing abject poverty at home but the price of a fast buck is high i don't think it is very good working. for your body for your mind for. just through your existing. exposures for the sunset time. three hundred the four hundred people together. while the waitresses are flitting to and fro down in the basement riccio is mixing drinks in what was once a cave dwelling only if you're late just leave. school to sell it. by. sunset is the big attraction on santa rini every evening sees a collective ritual of sorts take place here bus loads of tourists. on the northern end of the island to watch the natural spectacle a spectacle the chill doesn't get to see once an entire season. has shifted the sunset pool bus still isn't over. this is the part i don't like at all. i think motorway just but. this is. so it isn't the look up. it's now eleven pm and rachel has been at work for thirteen hours. this is the best moment of the working to have. just taken a sip of drink bringing us here and t

in bulgaria, there are no more dancing bears.dancing bear in bulgaria was rescued september 2007. this tradition was from the middle ages, it does not exist anymore, and it will never come back again. sadly, the practice still goes on in some places across the globe. now let's travel back hundreds of years to great zimbabwe. this ancient city was thought to have dominated southern and eastern africa with its trade in gold. but when its ruins were discovered by white colonial explorers, they claimed it couldn't have been built by black africans. in the early 1980s, the newly independent zimbabwe looked to shake off this version of events and asked dr ken mufuka, who grew up near the site, to write a new history of the city. this is one of the most remarkable sites in africa. these are the corridors of power of an ancient african civilisation. this is great zimbabwe. everybody in power wants to control history, because it brings them legitimacy. the europeans said that the africans did not build the ruins. they belonged to somebody

make enough money to support a family i'll work some of my driver in bulgaria so i was waking up at three o'clock in the morning most making delivery of bit different shops. and after that i was going to our ports. to. put turks in the ships. trucks and trailers and ships so i thought i was going i was driving one bus i was working eighteen to twenty hour for the there were some days. i was going to work with no sleep. seven am veach i was still asleep but even is already cleaning the pull. a night at the luxury boutique hotel palla villas costs around a thousand euros the price includes breakfast on your own private patio. nobody will want to a great start to the day my calling is late for work he should have been here at eight as a great first important i've no idea where he is now i have to cover for him and serve breakfast as well though there are already suitcases waiting for me. so this is a new song and i don't even know where to begin to think that they feel that no. the first guests are enjoying a freshly cleaned paul in the spectacular view of the volcano with its mostly s

bulgaria exports about 5% of their gdp to turkey. with the sovereign's of poland and hungary with bulgaria being at risk to turkey, the eu, ecb has a tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. first word of the week for me is idiosyncratic. theep being told him -- problems are idiosyncratic and the spillover will just remain local and condition. is today different? you are seeing more of a broader risk off tone. that makes sense. happening islikely for those funds that have exposure, they will want to make sure that they have enough liquidity. you go to the most liquid countries to raise that liquidity. we are seeing some selloff in the local markets. i don't expect that to last for long. this is not the asian currency crisis. we now have floating exchange rates. most countries have reduced their external debt. you are seeing the weaker players, argentina, south africa, russia selloff. that is where they will continue to be worries with the dollar rallying. i continue to believe that em is idiosyncratic. not just an as

bulgaria exports about 5% of their gdp to turkey. with sovereigns of poland and bulgaria being at risk to turkey, the ecb has a tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. jonathan: the buzz word is idiosyncratic. let's talk about what this means to broader em. i keep getting told every time i bring up emerging markets, the problem is idiosyncratic and the spillover will remain local. have things changed? >> today, you are seeing more of a broader risk off tone. that makes sense because what is happening is for those funds that have exposure to em, they're going to want to make sure they have enough liquidity. you go to the most liquid countries to raise that liquidity. we are seeing selloff in local markets, but i do not expect that to last. this is not the asian currency crisis. we have floating exchange rates. most countries have used external debt. you are seeing the weaker players selloff and that is where there will continue to be worries with the dollar rallying. i continue to believe em is idiosyncratic, not jus

and so far we only have these centers in bulgaria are we likely to see them elsewhere. not at the moment because of the issues that i explained but it is important to understand why the very obviously one issue is because most refugees came through bavaria in the first place but obviously the other issue is that very. very important regional election in october the c.s.u. of a varian conservative the system will say to you they have been losing ground in five areas to for example the a it difficult for germany they have been complaining on a platform that is all very focused on restricting the entry of refugees and that is probably why the interior minister has been presenting also these ideas that ultimately want to present a more restrictive policy of immigration in germany or correspondence almost bear on the story for us tonight here in berlin thomas thank you swedish police are hunting seeds used priceless crown jewels in the during daylight robbery the thieves took the royal regalia from me cathedral near stockholm before making a getaway on the link would be the

further down the river in bulgaria, the ongoing heat is causing serious problems.as dropped to a critical blow. translation: the section inside geria is very difficult, because there are lots of islands and non— drenched shores. this leads to restraints and convocations when sailing. the danube is a major route forgrain sailing. the danube is a major route for grain exports going from the east of europe to the west, and the low levels mean freight vessels can only carry 25% of their capacity. one shipping company says it expects profits to be down around 1 million euros in the first eight months of this year, mainly because of these problems. dry weather is forecast in bulgaria and hungary until the weekend, but there is some hope. rain is due in austria and germany in the coming days and businesses that depend on the danube will be hoping that could raise levels of further down the liver —— river. lebo diseko, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. hawaii is facing a powerful hurricane — a major threat to the pacific island chain.

analysts have found heavy machine guns rockets and even missile systems from bulgaria and romania in the hands of. it is now estimated that over a third of all weapons used by the group in syria and iraq women a fact chip in eastern europe. so are u.s. arms exports inadvertently empowering the terrorists. in london a group called conflict armament research carried out detailed analysis into how isel has obtained its weapons. allowed i'm james bevan is the executive director. the vast majority of weapons a marked kalashnikov almost always on the left hand side of the receiver and they have a serial number. seven spends much of his time in the middle east documenting recovered weapons. most have been captured by iceland battles from their enemies including weapons taken from rebel groups equipped by the us. to date conflict armament research has used serial numbers to trace forty thousand items. is qana transfers have introduced weapons which they didn't previously have access to and that's a positive first for the air france attack of o.t. . this is an r.p.g. seven launcher designed i

looks a refugee influx into germany he actually should have been deported back to bulgaria however that deportation notice wasn't carried out what we're hearing in the press is that he was very well known to police and fire reports saying that he had several drug charges against him also reporting saying that from those who lived with him in refugee home saying he always carried a knife with him but it was the stopping today of thirty five year old man that those two men were arrested for you stopped dead in the early hours of sunday morning here in cannes that resulted in. a rewarding right wing crowd on sunday. what we are getting ready for is a big demonstration it's expected well will take place on saturday afternoon here in came that i'll be here in amongst those crowds are expecting a large crowd from the right also a large county demo from the left and a very large presence from the police they're being drafted in from all across the local area even further afield as well as they try to make sure that there isn't a repeat of the scenes that we saw on monday night and those clashe

when you think about the sovereign, their largest bulgaria.s the bulgaria exports about 5% of e.g. be to turkey. with bulgaria being at risk to --key, the ecb has a trichet tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. >> let's talk about what this means. i keep getting told every time we break up and emerging-market will just spillover remain contained. is today different? have things changed? >> today, your seeing more of a tone. that makes sense because what is happening is for those funds exposure, they're going to want to make sure that they have enough liquidity. so you go to the most liquid country to raise that liquidity. we are seeing some selloff in the local markets. i do not expect that to last for long. this is not the currency crisis. we now have floating exchange rates. most countries have reduced their external debt. your seeing weaker players, argentina, south africa selloff. that is where they will continue to be some worries with the dollar rallying. idiosyncratic, not just a class that is going to be at risk to further contagion. >> i will take the o

he should have been deported to bulgaria within six months but the deadline expired. magazizine claims the man placed presented -- plplace presented forged papers. three days aftfter the fatal stabbing. >> of course we want to find out what happened. if mistakes were made, we want to make sure that they were not repeated in the future. phil: >> more demonstrations are scheduled in over the weekend but by the far right alternative german party as well as, by church groups. >> germany's chancellor wants the country to do more business with african nations. angela merkel took a three day trip to senegal and nigeria. they will curb migration to the region and she made a point to highlight the problems that people face when they attempt the journey. >> angela merkel, arriving in nigeria. the last stop on her retort of west africa. using hopeful letteter -- rhetoc to focus on the migration to europe. >> 60% of the people living in geria aree under 30 years old. it is a young country with lots of ambition. we agree that people smuggling, criminality, and illegal migration ca

to trip we are making bulgaria was done through a travel agent.amantha: how old are your children? jake: at the time of the trip they will be nine and 11, this is big of the furthest they had been is california. it is like 10 hours to his temple and then like an hour and some change. we will have to charge the nintendo switch. samantha: absolutely. i have five-year-old twins, we have traveled abroad five times now. jake: what are the genders? samantha: a girl and a boy. is melatonin, perfectly acceptable to give a child. jake: chloroform. [laughter] divide andou need to conquer. secure the overhead bin real estate, which is vital. set up the seats. your wife stays back with the kids and they do not board until the last person boards the flight. if you board right at the boarding process -- jake: the reason i will not take this advice is it is an 11 p.m. flight, i want them to get on the plaintiff falsely because they will be so cranky. i like the melatonin. an hour, give it about in case you get delayed. jake: it is legal, right? samantha: totally

al menos 15 muertos y 27 heridos es el saldo en bulgaria despues de que se volvara un autobus en una carretera montaqosa que une a la capital sofia con la localidad de svoge. segun las autoridades, el conductor del autobus perdio el control del vehiculo en medio de una tormenta, se salio de la carretera, se volco y cayo por un precipicio. en los deportes vibrante empate en el clasico capitalino entre el america y los pumas de la unam y en el futbol internacional juventus y el barcelona obtienen sendas victorias. natalie juarez con toda la informacion sentido tributo a la vida del . y esta noche nos despedimos con la noticia del dia- la muerte a los 81 aqos del senador republicano por arizona john mc cain quien perdio la batalla contra un agresivo cancer de cerebro que le fue diagnosticado el aqo pasado y que lo mantuvo fuera del congreso todo este aqo para recibir tratamiento, hasta el dia de ayer cuando su familia anuncio que no lo haria mas.mc cain fallecio en compania de sus seres queridos en su hogar cerca de sonoma arizona. el senador, es un here de guerra, que mantuvo su espiri

this week on conflict zone i'm in berlin to talk to the not suck of the foreign minister of bulgaria she is being among the politicians sorting for a common e.u. approach on the question of large scale migration now that a compromise has been found is the fair deal for everybody and will the agreement last.

and it turns out he was supposed to be deported to bulgaria however deportation order was never carried through now it's alleged that it was he was one of the two men that stabbed to death this thirty five year old in tennis in the early hours of sunday morning that sparked violent right wing demonstrations on sunday and on monday night that hits its peak really where we hear about twenty people wounded thousands on the streets of came that there was another demonstration that took place on thursday evening that went off without incident and we are expecting a larger demonstration to take place on saturday will cause you keeping an eye on not expecting those from the migrant demonstrators to come out but also expecting a lot of left wing demonstrators the crowd in a counter demonstration of course that always has the potential for clashes we are expecting a very large police presence here we'll be keeping an eye on it for you think is crosses peaceful all right keep an eye on that for us cross we can peter from your correspond thanks very much. for me time a swedish parliamentary candid

aren't they were in bulgaria to train on subject sell weapons that would be supplied to syrian rebels it seemed like a straightforward mission. but it would cost nobody you his life. friends know we you is survived by his wife the chair and two young children. and juliana she has agreed to me terms. we're joined by mike does he know we use training. he was present when a ouija was killed. i was about five or six feet away and as he approached the launcher he literally raised the round and as soon as you started to slide it in and it detonated. and that's when everything just went white for me it's like instantly it really well and she asked apparently i was thrown into a concrete wall and you know the blast effect threw me back down against the ground and my hand was split down here and hanging and the other hand was had a big chunk of metal and then i just remember looking up and i saw our other colleague and his hand was hanging and his arm was and just shattered are just tore up i started to to kind of flip myself over to crawl and i start crawling towards and then i passed. the mu

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germany and the centers they are the brainchild of the interior minister horst zahle for he comes from bulgaria and so far we only have these centers in bavaria are we likely to see them elsewhere. not at the moment because of the issues that i explained but it is important to understand why very obviously one issue is because most refugees came through bavaria in the first place but obviously the other issue is that very. very important regional election in october on the c.s.u. of ovarian conservatives this is the popular c.d.u. they have been losing ground in bavaria for example the a david alternative for germany they have become painting on a platform that is all very focused on restricting the entry of refugees and that is probably why the interior minister has been presenting also these ideas that ultimately want to present a more restrictive policy of immigration in germany our correspondent on sparrow on the story for us tonight here in berlin thomas thank you. and eighteen year old indonesian orphan has become a beacon of hope for athletes in his homeland sprinter who mohammad so he w