but why would anyone want to build an electric supercar in croatia, a country with little car industry successful, it's branched out from high performance vehicles into making parts for porsche and hyundai. theo leggett caught up with him and began by asking why he's working in what — on the face of it — are two rather different businesses. we kind of stumbled into it. i started a company ten years ago ina started a company ten years ago in a country that didn't have a car industry and no investors or government support and so on. in the early days in the company, it was hard for us and we we re company, it was hard for us and we were struggling. i wanted to build a car, that is all i wa nted build a car, that is all i wanted to do. but because we didn't have the investor support, we had to make revenue from day one which we did a working for the other car companies. that is when we realised, people don't want to invest in a boutique car company, they want to invest in a scalable part of the business and that was developing and building components and the key systems for electric cars.

we're thinking of everyone in croatia. get all the help you need. >> thank you, bye. >> i want to take you to italy where new year's mass is getting underway at the vatican. there are a few noticeable changes this year. there is social distancing, if you can imagine, as well as masks. but pope francis isn't leading the service. cnn's senior vatican analyst john allen explains his absence. >> reporter: pope francis on thursday was forced to withdraw from the vatican's traditional new year's eve liturgy singing the great hymn thanksgiving to god. and new year's day mass, mary the mother of god, the vatican designated world day of peace. now, all of this because of what the vatican described as a painful bout of sciatica. that's a nerve condition that generally affects the back and the legs. pope francis disclosed he suffered from the condition in 2013. in the year since it has occasionally got in his way. we know he got treatment for it offer the summer of 2017, but there is no indication here that it is in any sense a life-

they want to get in croatia. >> i get asked, why do you want to come to croatia? do you come across the border? that's why. [inaudible] marina: he wants to find work in germany, in his hometown of pakistan, he said -- in pakistan, he said he had to struggle day in, day out, just to make ends meet. the lippa refugee camp made headlines in recent weeks. first it was cleared and then burns down. the migrants had refugees have been moved into tents, but they are saying nobody should live like this in winter. it's pictures like these that attracted unwanted attention to how authorities have handled the situation, but the region's prime minister says the eu and the bosnian government share the blame. >> there are solutions for the migration situation in bosnia. the highest officials in this country need to show political will to stop and regulate illegal migration into the country and control how the money is spent. marina: of all the people we spoke to here, none want to stay in bosnia. rather, to continue their journey into the eu. for many, the chances of being grant

be as soon as it gets warmer for once to make a new attempt to cross the border into croatia but for the time being he has no choice but to stick it out here in the mud rain and bitter cold. the austrian town of go is mainly known for its extensive skiing slopes in the auld buds last year it's made headlines for becoming one of europe's 1st coronavirus hot spots for almost a year now the town has been on shaky ground despite ideal snow this year tourists are nowhere to be seen austria of the villages are in lockdown that means trouble for a band had sung out he and his family run a hotel and a bar which are popular among lovers of appreciate parties now he only has his animals to keep him company. earnhardt's san diego is totally busy running a 5 star hotel to restaurants and in the priestly bar his family owns in his co is never has so much time for examples he comes here every evening now the produce from their own form is usually delivered to the hotel and restaurant but they're still closed and with. the form works just isn't worth it says bernard. if the coming of the basic ques

monday as soon as it gets warmer for once to make a new attempt to cross the border into croatia but for the time being he has no choice but to stick it out here in the mud rain and bitter cold. the austrian town of is mainly known for its extensive skiing slopes in the auld buds last year it's made headlines for becoming one of europe's 1st coronavirus hot spots for almost a year now the town has been on shaky ground despite ideal snow this year tourists are nowhere to be seen australia's key villages are in lockdown that means trouble for a band had sung out he and his family run a hotel and a bar which are popular among lovers of appreciate parties now he only has his animals to keep him company. earnhardt's sango is totally busy running a 5 star hotel which is a restaurant and in the priestly bar his family owns in his skull he's never had so much time for example most he comes here every evening now the produce from their own form is usually delivered to the hotel and restaurants but they're still closed and without any tourists the forks just isn't worth it says bernard. the co

and so they try and try to cross the border to neighboring croatia for. the living conditions in the camps are so terrible that moving to a nearby forest seems like a better option for him his big goal is to someday make it to germany and he's willing to enjoy a numerous hardships to make his dream come true. this camp in the forest is what. he called home for 3 months he shares his homemade tent with 5 other men. just write. every few days the aid organizations passed by they distribute a bit of food and clothing to the approximately 30 men from pakistan and bangladesh living in this camp near. it's a small town in bosnia-herzegovina along the croatian border. but beyond that all the other supplies are. of the often as to saw his own firewood temperatures frequently drop below 0 at this time of year. but he and the others want to hold out in the cold and mud until their next attempt to cross the border into croatia and enter that you who i want to. place catch. across the border. to successfully. stop or hopes to find work in germany it was a daily strug

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more humidity just food is not enough and the temporary shelter is set up for migrants on the bosnia croatia border many though say there's no in near adequate in the freezing cold conditions. some more than $20000000.00 reported coronavirus cases and the threat of a more infectious strain united states really is entering the new year with few signs that its rampant corona virus outbreak can be contained and as infections rise getting people vaccinated is going much slower than expected rob reynolds has a report from los angeles. it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 346000 deaths the number of infections has doubled since november 9th less than 2 months ago the u.s. accounts for nearly one quarter of all coated deaths worldwide in places like southern california hospitals and their staff are increasingly overwhelmed forcing doctors and nurses to ration care one california public health epidemiologist likened the situation to a viral tsunami florida became the 3r

cold reaches the warmth of the bad or the adriatic you get stormy weather this particular effect croatia and the high ground just inland throughout the baltics so luxembourg shows that incoming front as evening snow on sunday then it blows through temps just as much the same at night it gets colder by choose day this picture on monday though and you know it is still raining already once again on the coast of croatia last night in the balkans everywhere else is looking pretty similar it's not quite a stormy in spain or portugal are there but if you look at split in the east coast a part of croatia it is windy and wet for a couple of days the temperatures in the teens dropping down to single figures and getting colder night not a typical winter weather for anyway. from . al-jazeera world takes a road trip across spain spanish people love to tell you they are and where they come from and i am no exception. one woman's journey sitting her heritage on a covering new insights into christian spying it's of muslim origin it's a story that seems to have been airbrushed from history. in search of

they dream of crossing the western border of bosnia herzegovina to croatia a european union state but with the balkan country refusing to accept the best stock in the city of be hackish really weird harry that is really called annoyed or talking. to the international organization for migration says it's helping around a 1000 people sheltering in the how they'd like this one. a few come over to sell is li picower the temperature here has been as low as minus 8 degrees celsius in december a temporary camp for hundreds of refugees were set on fire with local authorities unwilling to give them shelter about 900 people were left out in the cold. under pressure from the e.u. authorities have erected warm obvious medical tents and plan to build a larger shelter. this camp is planned for 1500 that number might possibly be extended. the european union is covering the expenses . calling it an artificial humanitarian crisis it's a u. ambassador says officials need to do more to be to ensure the dignity of human beings the dignity of migrants and refugees who are here that also means this is an o

this picture on monday though and you know it is still raining already once again on the coast of croatia last night in the balkans everywhere else is looking pretty similar it's not quite a stormy in spain or portugal are there but if you look at split in the east coast a part of croatia it is windy and wet for a couple of days the temperatures in the teens dropping down to single figures and getting colder night not a typical winter weather for anyway. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bomb in this race he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get a back seat when there's no money at all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. ah but you're watching al-jazeera with me so whole robin a reminder of our top stories must testing is underway in hong kong for thous

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bosnia borders croatia where human rights groups say migrants often suffer rough encounters with policeallegations croatian authorities denied. the migrants are estimated to be mostly from afghanistan or syria. many were that homeless when i camp was evacuated on december 23 after bosnian authorities failed to prepare it for winter. the army has set up tents, but ngo's say more permanent shelter is needed. >> he is angry, and he's not the only one who feels that with -- that way. clinics that are suffering here. >> he tells us he left pakistani-controlled kashmir two years ago. now he is right at the doorstep of the european union. most here have the same goal -- entering the eu. he has tried several times to enter croatia but says he was always violently pushed back by border guards. >> we are human beings. we have family. we are not criminal, not terrorists. we don't have a gun. >> he is stuck in this camp which made headlines just before christmas. one of the camps cleared and then burned down. since then, most here have had to fend for themselves. some are collecting rainwater to dr

as soon as it gets warmer softer ones to make a new attempt to cross the border into croatia but for the time being he has no choice but to stick it out here in the mud rain and bitter cold. the austrian town of ish hill is mainly known for its extensive skiing slopes in the auld but last year it's made headlines for becoming one of europe's 1st coronavirus hot spots for almost a year now the town has been on shaky ground despite ideal snow this year tourists are nowhere to be seen austria's key villages are in lockdown that means trouble for a band had hung out he and his family run a hotel and a bar which are popular among. parties now he only has his animals to keep him company. sango is totally busy running a 5 star hotel to restaurants and and the priest keep his family owns in his skull is never has so much time for examples he comes here every evening now the produce from their own form is usually delivered to the hotel and restaurant but they're still closed and with sure is the former it just isn't worth it says bernard. the basic question is whether or not we hunt visitors

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problem of more humanity just food is not enough temperature has been set up for migrants on the bosnia croatia border but many say it's nowhere near adequate in the freezing cold conditions really sat to be. european. and they getting used to a new reality britain is telling us how they feel about the u.k.'s departure from the european union. more than $20000000.00 reported coronavirus cases and the threat of a more infectious strain the united states really entering this new year with very few signs its rampant corona virus outbreak can be contained and as the infections rise vaccination is going much slower than was expected this report from los angeles with rob reynolds. it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 346000 deaths the number of infections has doubled since november 9th less than 2 months ago the u.s. accounts for nearly one quarter of all coated deaths worldwide in places like southern california hospitals and their staff are increasingly overwhelmed for

local towns and cities refusing to accommodate these families and croatia refusing to let them across the border their only option is to try to survive where they are more about a manly out to 0. scottish food egg sporting industry was promised friction free access to european markets after briggs it its most valuable export shellfish goes almost entirely to france spain and the netherlands but mistakes or direction and last minute regulations have all contributed to problems general whole experience from gas go. scottish langoustine reputed to be the best in the world destined for e.u. markets but even as it leaves the glasgow processing plant no one can be quite sure it will actually arrive it's not a very difficult well we don't know what's often girls a time to wait for you know used to take 24 i was living in france now i can take food 34 days to the front last week was the last. we lost at all someone else we could solve the problems well it's like that last week i put off a time. and a bit dump it was all right up front losses are mounting seafood sometimes left to rot with e.u

has pledged help to ease a dire situation on both me as border to croatia the so found little of it has reached the stranded migrants. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and state leaders have brought forward a mating to discuss extending coronavirus restrictions in a bid to get ahead of new more transmissible variants of the virus the current measure is a jew to expire at the end of the month but now new and even a stricter measures could be on the way. what streets and berlin and most who do venture out are wearing masks and it seems to be helping there's been a slight drop in the number of coded 19 infections but the government is preparing to further tighten restrictions in bilin is say that's a good thing. i think being strict to make sense and i'm hoping this will finally bring it all to an end. i really hope that we realise that we'll have to put up with these restrictions until at least the summer. when half of the chancellor angela merkel will discuss tougher restrictions with state leaders to meet concerns that new virus mutations could ca

shelters but still no certainty for refugees and migrants trapped in freezing weather on the bosnia croatia border . for more than $20000000.00 reported corona virus cases and the threat of a more infectious strain the u.s. is entering the new year with few signs that it's rampant corona virus outbreak can be contained the government also failed to meet its 2020 goal of vaccinating 20000000 people fewer than 3000000 had been given the jab about 347000 americans on them to have died since the pandemic began rob reynolds has more now from los angeles through places like here in southern california where hospitals are increasingly overwhelmed by covert 900 patients and the death toll is rising one prominent california public health epidemiologist likened the situation to a fire and tsunami now the latest unwelcome numbers came on new year's day from johns hopkins university which reported 20037000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the united states since the outbreak began and florida became the 3rd state after colorado and california to report a confirmed case of the new more infectious c

temporary shelter is sent out for a 1000 refugees and migrants stranded and freezing on the bosnia croatia border but they say it's nowhere near adequate. we begin the program in iraq where events are about to start to mark the anniversary of the assassination of iranian general kasim soon the money he was killed alongside several top iraqi figures in a u.s. drone strike near baghdad airport last year washington and tehran have been accusing each other of escalating military tensions as the anniversary approached earlier this week the u.s. conducted the b. 52 bomber flyovers and sent a nuclear submarine into the gulf and the iranian leaders including the head of the revolutionary guards are vowing to act if provoked gabriel standing by in washington d.c. for us to provide american reaction to the events surrounding the anniversary 1st though let's go to charles stratford in the iraqi capital baghdad so charles what is the atmosphere there on the streets of baghdad as the anniversary approaches. well certainly the seating so far the it's very quiet on the streets in central baghdad we under

italy it brings it for quite a strong southerly wind cross the domination coast with rain so it's croatia you're talking about that will keep moving east was bringing rain sleet and some snow over land but the bulk of i think we're into significant snow over germany as it goes north so if a continued search and rescue in croatia zagreb represents the weather for you and you've got temperatures below average it tends to get fairly cloudy good outbreaks of ours a rain or sleet unfortunately. for . you with al-jazeera these are the top stories u.k. has completed its split from the european union leaving the single market and the customs union at 11 pm on new year's eve i missed the parts johnson has hailed it as an amazing it's. an emergency hospitals are being prepared in the u.k. as a more infectious strain of corona virus puts pressure on existing health facilities there are now more patients in her. spittal than during the peak of the outbreak in april. and cities around the world are brought in the new year with scaled back events as global infections continue to rise strict social dist

shelters but still nor certainty for refugees and migrants trapped in freezing weather on the bosnia croatia border. but 1st some more than $20000000.00 reported corona virus cases and the threats of a more infectious strain the united states is entering the new year with a corona virus outbreak that's far from being brought under control the government's also failed to meet its 2020 vaccination goal it wants it to administer 20000000 doses by the end of december but managed fewer than 3000000 around 347000 americans are known to have died since the pandemic began live reynolds who joins us from los angeles and rob with 20000000 confirmed cases in the u.s. and that death toll over 347000 in this pandemic really isn't under control is it what's the situation like in the u.s. . no. well it was certainly no one's idea of a good way to ring in the new year hall of the particularly here in southern california where hospitals are virtually overwhelmed with patients emergency rooms are crammed people are being treated in conference rooms and gift shops in the hospitals and one a prominent public he

local towns and cities refusing to accommodate the families and croatia refusing to let them across theborder their only option is to try to survive where they are more about a man the out is there are now a team of nepalese climbers of made history becoming the 1st to scale the world's 2nd highest mountain during the treacherous winter season the group was one of 4 international teams i mean to reach the 1600 meter summit of k 2 which is on the pakistani side of the himalayas at this time of the year winds on the mountain can reach 200 kilometers an hour while temperatures drop to minus 60 spanish mountaineer who was climbing at the same time died during his descent. nasa has cut short a crucial test of its space launch system which that's hope could put humans back on the moon by 2024 the boosters for powerful engines ignited simulating a liftoff but it sounds sort of 8 minutes needed to stay on track for its planned debut of later this year i mean thomas has been covering the launch for space dot com. s.l.'s is going to be nasa's next havea lift rocket that's going to take astronauts

this picture on monday though and you know it is still raining already once again on the coast of croatia last night in the balkans everywhere else is looking pretty similar it's not quite a stormy in spain or portugal are there but if you look at split in the east coast the part of croatia it is windy and wet for a couple of days the temperatures in the teens dropping down to single figures and getting colder night not a typical winter weather for anyway. for . anti fascist anti establishment and pro volunteers despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing a basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of a build files stadium. a place where political revolutionaries share a platform an ideology with violent football hooligans. and read all death on al-jazeera. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe here and 39 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea. to carry defy the cuss words take on tyson. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers as a leadership a $2.00 part people i

they dream of crossing the western border of bosnia herzegovina to croatia a european union state. but with the boken country refusing to accept the best stock in the city of the hatch is really weird harry that is really cold or turning don't have water the international organization for migration says it's helping around a 1000 people sheltering in houses like this one. a few kilometers south is lipa camp the temperature here has been as low as minus 8 degrees celcius in december a temporary camp for hundreds of refugees were set on fire with local authorities unwilling to give them shelter about 900 people were left out in the cold. under pressure from the e.u. authorities have erected warm medical tents and plan to build a large a shelter. this camp is planned for 1500 that number might possibly be extended. the european union is covering the expenses calling it an artificial humanitarian crisis it's a year ambassador says officials need to do more to the need to ensure the dignity of human beings the dignity of migrants and refugees who are here that also means this is an obli

cold reaches the warmth of the med or the adriatic you get stormy weather this particular effect croatia and the high ground just inland throughout the baltics so luxembourg shows that incoming front as evening snow on sunday that it blows through temps just as much the same at night it gets colder by choose day this picture on monday though and you know it is still raining already want to give of the coast of croatia last night in the balkans everywhere else is looking pretty similar it's not quite as stormy in spain or portugal are there but if you look at split and that is coastal part of croatia it is windy and wet for a couple of days the temperatures in the teens dropping down to single figures and getting colder night not a typical winter weather for anyway. fears and formidable the polls good kids are renowned for their courage on the final. one i want to east binds out what it tikes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe here and 39 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea. to

there's a problem of more humanity just not enough stranded and freezing on the bosnia croatia border we live on the ground as authorities finally take action. and it's port manchester united i'm moving on up to the english premier league and will be here with that story. iran and the u.s. have accused the child of escalating military tensions ahead of the 1st anniversary of the assassination of iran's general concepts only money sunday will mark one year since he was killed in an american air strike in iraq last week the rhetoric between washington and tehran has intensified the u.s. flew to be 52 bombers to the gulf earlier this week intending to caution iran against any attacks on american troops or interests iran sent a letter to the u.n. security council condemning what it called washington's military adventurism in the region from minister develop zarif also accuse donald trump of fabricating a pretext for war and the u.s. has accused militias backed by iran of attacking its embassy in baghdad last month rocket attacks on the compound increased the u.s. withdrew most of its staf

quarters fronting authorities to cancel the relocation of the campus and leave close to the border with croatia which is a member of the european union it's almost so-called balkan routine used by people trying to cross into the e.u. as they seek a better life the un says almost half of the migrants in bosnia are living without any shelter. now bosnia's religious leaders have joint humanitarian groups in condemning the treatment of people in the camp fire for hundreds of men many from afghanistan or pakistan it's back to camp a site that's been on inhabitable for a week now on tuesday both me and authorities sent buses to transport them to a new camp but they never left in the town now we're heading to there were heavy protests from locals the migrants spent the night waiting in the buses. they didn't give us any updates they were saying that we have to we're going to take the decision so they didn't take any decision and finally said you have to go back to your. leave but the situation is spiraling out of control the bosnian red cross and fall in tears the providing the margarets with one warm

the -- who were busy murdering eastern orthodox christians in the state of croatia, were not killingwo -- in chicago or who lived anywhere else in europe. the holocaust was a project to keep all jews on the go, regardless of location. the allies were successful in containing it. and thereby saving approximately two thirds of the intending victims. but that was certainly a disappointment to those who initiated and implemented that particular genocide. another difference between the holocaust and other genocides is the return iced preparation of it, and it's written iced implementation by vast numbers of officials, soldiers, and others over a period of four years before they were halted. this development in holocaust studies makes even more important than the special concern of historians and other scholars. the major issue of access to records on the one hand, and that preservation of records on the other. the american records relating to the holocaust have been systematically declassified. relevant german records in germany, and any still held indebted states, britain, and france are

workers are looking after nearly 200 makeshift camps scattered near bosnia's border with you member croatia. they also provide 1st aid for migrants wounds including injuries sustained when they are caught by croatian border guards and forcibly brought back to the bosnian side. so people regularly get people who have their money or a cell phone stolen they have their throats burned and then their and then they're pushed back illegally to pause or physically and then they begin again then they're here again and then they try can. aid workers distribute food and water to the needy families some find shelter in abandoned houses luxury conditions compared to the makeshift camps. many migrants still hope to reach the e.u. this family from afghanistan has just been pushed back from the croatian border. yes made me my husband my son they've thrown my babies who looked like this and this is if you can explain to you there were 3 on guys and they want to marry but. there's little aid workers can do to help this family but the food they hand out at least means the children won't have to go to bed hung

. >>> among the drinks that will be served at the inauguration, a red wine from croatia.om to the entire country's small wine industry. they produce about 5,000 bottle as year. >>> there are a lot of historic details to wednesday's inauguration including the poet asked to read at the event. amanda gorman is just 22 years old. the youngest poet ever to be asked to read at an she says she was contacted by the biden team last month and asked to write something emphasizing unity and hope. she said it is called "the hill we climb." she is already a big name in the literal world. in 2014 she was the first youth poet lauriet. she has a book out and two more on the way. >> very accomplished. coming up next at 5:00, the vaccine rollout continues and some people are having trouble getting their shots. >> we're tracking strong dangerous conditions moving into the bay area. firefighters are on tonight. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. ...and done. and now, the qu

seas warn that hundreds of people were stuck across from croatia in the freezing cold with nowhere else to go until now then politicians are refused to accommodate them on their journey and they have found shelter in the city of be had which was heavily bombed during the bosnian war and the ship while reports. lacking the basics needed to shelter from freezing conditions migrant families and unaccompanied children are stranded in the cold waiting for a helping hand but they've learned it's unlikely to come from the local community in the north west of bosnia herzegovina there are thousands like them hoping to cross into croatia and into the new. as the temperatures continue to drop conditions are worsening at camp lipa and for 900 people who called it home if only temporarily the government refused to upgrade the camp for the winter and with no running water or power its residents were living in squalor the international organization for migration the i.o.m. began to shut it down last month and tried to find alternative accommodation under super 23rd a fire ravaged the camp and left tho

local towns and cities refusing to accommodate these families and croatia refusing to let them acrossthe border their only option is to try to survive where they are who are about among the out to sarah back to the states nasa has cut short a crucial test of its main rocket system thanks. for powerful engines ignited for about a minute simulating a liftoff assuming about 2 and a half 1000000 liters of fuel but it fell short of the 8 minutes required of a planned launches to take place later this year as a means to put man back on the moon again by 2024 it's 3 years behind schedule and nearly 3000000000 dollars over budget. it is without question the amount of progress that we've made here today is remarkable and no this is not a failure this is a test and we tested today in a way that is meaningful we're going to learn more and work and we're going to we're going to make adjustments and we're going to fly to the moon that's what the artemis program is all about that's what nasa is all about that's what the united states of america is all about this was a successful this was a successf

a temporary shelter set up for a 1000 refugees and migrants stranded and freezing on the bosnia croatia border but they say it's nowhere near adequate. and in sports and health update on this indian cricket legend who was admitted to hospital earlier on saturday. to india now with a drug regulator has recommended the country's 1st 1000 vaccine for approval it hopes to give the green light for a rollout of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine with a population of more than 1000000000 the indian rollout represents a huge logistical challenge and reports. gearing up for the world's largest immunization campaign this health care workers are taking part in a nationwide drill to test the delivery of vaccines. 300000000 indians are due to receive injections in the 1st half of this year right here. we're not worried to get rid of this pandemic we have to get injected i've been working in public health for the past year and i want an injection and to motivate others to do the same india's drug regulator has received a recommendation for approval for the oscars anika oxford university vaccine for merc

migrants and refugees stranded in bosnia-herzegovina sleep a camp near its northwest border with croatia the military set up tents to shield hundreds of migrants from the winter's freezing weather after days of sleeping out in the cold the nation face mounting criticism for leaving the migrants without proper shelter heat or facilities to do it with. we don't mind we're going to gesture and we can drink of water that's enough for us but the problem is my main problem for us we need to contain this ok. for days there were cries for help earlier this week migrants and refugees went on a hunger strike. amid reports of frostbite and hypothermia they held a protest to bring attention to their poor living conditions we're not going to see all this nor the despite the problems caused when these people were abandoned by u.n. organizations and by local authorities we must show solidarity we're here today with the red cross. yes we're trying to help them as much as possible. most of the campus destroyed in late december when police say occupants deliberately set a fire to protest the schedule clos

quarters prompting authorities to cancel the relocation the camp is in lipa close to the border with croatia which is a member of the european union it's almost called the balkan routes used by people trying to cross into the e.u. as they seek a better life the un says almost half of the migrants in bosnia are living without any shelter. now bosnians religious leaders have joined humanitarian groups in condemning the treatment of people in the camp are receiving. for hundreds of men many from afghanistan or pakistan it's back to camp a site that's been on and habitable for a week now on tuesday both need a 30 cent buses to transport them to a new camp but they never left in the town now we're heading to there were heavy protests from locals the migrants spent the night waiting in the buses. they didn't give us any updates they were saying that we have to we're going to take the decision so they didn't take any decision and finally said that you have to go back to your. leave but the situation is spiraling out of control the bosnian red cross and fallen tears of providing them arguments with

near the border with croatia last week, destroying almost all of the accommodation that had housed aroopd. this currently seems to be the best that bosnia can do for these men who have traveled of the area in the hope of reaching the european union. some of the cap survived the fire and hundreds of people have been staying here. ayaid agencieshat it is not safe, and they have been urging bosnia to work with the international community to find a proper solution. >> i think the whole chain has failed. it ishe defeat of europe and our european society and srit. correspondent: the red cross is burned-out camp.od at the the bosnian national government has reordered the reopening of a fality in the nearby city. aid agenes feared that the local authorities will block any move. these people could be out in the quote well into the new year. despicable could be out in the ewcold well into theear. simon: let's look ahead to katty: now look ahead to 2021 now. . global science correspondent print -- global science correspondent. correspondent: this is going to be a critical year for climate change. th

workers are looking after nearly 200 makeshift camps scattered near bosnia's border with you member croatia. they also provide 1st aid for migrants wounds including injuries sustained when they are caught by croatian border guards and forcibly brought back to the bosnians. so people regularly get people who have their money or a cell phone stolen they have their phones burned and then their and then they're pushed back illegally to pause or have to go and then they will be going again then they're here again and then they try to get. aid workers distribute food and water to the needy families some find shelter in abandoned houses luxury conditions compared to the makeshift camps. many migrants still hope to reach the e.u. this family from afghanistan has just been pushed back from the croatian border. to be yes made me my husband my son they've thrown my babies through like this and this is if you can explain we will give you there were 3 on guys and they were ready but. there's little aid workers can do to help this family but the food they hand out at least means the children won't have t

member but it doesn't border with croatia which is part of the union human rights groups say migrants have frequently reported rough encounters with croatian police including beatings and being forcefully sent back into bosnia that is a charge that croatian authorities deny currently nearly $9000.00 migrants are estimated to be in bosnia many of them are from afghanistan pakistan or from syria now the un's migration agency says that more than a 3rd of these migrants are now living without any shelter many were left homeless when a camp in lipa was evacuated on december 23rd after bosnian authorities failed to prepare the camp for winter that mt camp was later set on fire the bosnian army has set up new tents but n.g.o.s say more permanent shelter is sorely needed didn't is marina strauss reports. asked for comments angry and he's not the only one of feels that way going on a year in tempe is out but yes they are guys that same problem they are suffering here as many tells us he was forced to leave his home in pakistani controlled kashmir 2 years ago due to conflict in the region now h

2 countries is only in poland threatening pfizer with legal action over those delays one country croatia said it is stopping all new in occupations because you can't deliver the 1st dose unless you show when the 2nd one will come along and this comes at a time when europe is already under performing on its expected to nation programs while in the united states they have an ocular added around 8 percent of the population here in europe they've only reached around one percent so certainly is a lot of pressure it in the us for sure so far europe has only approved 2 vaccines right at made by european or u.s. companies what about those other vaccines from that we're hearing about from china and russia so the europeans medicines regulators currently considering the russian vaccine sputnik v but one a u country said it cannot wait and it has gone ahead and ordered $2000000.00 doses that country is hungry the leader from hungary viktor orban said if there is no vaccine coming from the european union let it come from elsewhere so you can see how this is also becoming a geo political issue we've b

of more humanity just food is not enough a temporary shelter is set up for moderates on the bosnia croatia border but many say it's nowhere net adequate in freezing cold conditions. and in sports a 2nd win in 3 days for the reigning n.b.a. champions anthony davis scoring 35 points for the l.a. lakers in this victory over the sun on sunday our spirits. iran and the u.s. have accused each other of escalating military tensions ahead of the 1st anniversary of the assassination of iran's general custom saudi money sunday will mark $1.00 dia since he was killed in an american as strike in iraq last week the rhetoric between washington and tehran has intensified the u.s. flew b. 52 bombers to the gulf earlier this week. intending to caution iran against any attacks on american troops or interests iran sent a letter to the un security council condemning what it called washington's military adventurism in the region on message of on zarif also accuse donald trump of fabricating a pretext for war and the u.s. has accused militias backed by iran of attacking its embassy in baghdad last month rocket a

mostly middle eastern migrants remain in limbo now bosnia is not a new member but its border is with croatia where which is part of the union human rights groups say that migrants have frequently reported rough encounters with the croatian police including beatings and being forcibly sends back to bosnia croatian authorities deny the allegations well currently really $9000.00 migrants are estimated to be in bosnia many are from afghanistan pakistan or syria the un's migration agency says more than a 3rd are living without any shelter many were left homeless when a camp in leeds was evacuated in december now after bosnian authorities failed to prepare the camp for winter the empty camp was later set on fire the bosnian army has set up new tents but n.g.o.s say more permanent shelter is sorely needed arena strauss reports. for the past 3 months this makeshift camp near boston house border with frazier has been home for he'll suffer the young pakistani shares his shelter in the woods with 5 others. with my sleeping bag. but at the. everything they're building up on me and. my food they have eno

prompting all fourteen's to cancel the relocation the camp isn't that's close to the border with croatia which is a member of the european union it's on the so-called balkan route used by people trying to cross into the e.u. as they seek a better life the un ses almost half of the migrants in bosnia a living without any shelter now bosnia's religious leaders have joined humanitarian groups and condom in the treatment people in the cab are receiving for hundreds of men many from afghanistan or pakistan it's back to camp a site that's been uninhabitable for a week now on tuesday both mean authorities sent buses to transfer them to a new camp but they never left in the town now we're heading to there were heavy protests from locals the migrants spent the night waiting in the buses. they didn't give us any updates they were saying that we had to. go in the middle will take the decision so they didn't take any decision and finally did said that you have to go back to your are on leave but this situation is spiraling out of control. the bosnian red cross and volunteers are providing the margar