. >> on patrol with the european union national force. their mission on greece's border with turkey is to stop illegal immigrants. it is not just manpower but technology like this camera taking thermal images across the border which has been crucial. recent footage of migrants caught trying to cross the border is a sign of success but also that greece cannot deal with this on their own. >> the operations will not be the solutions for this problem. there are many things to be done from the greek side, from the east side. we're going to do our utmost to help the greek authorities tackle this problem. >> it is this stretch of land which causes the greatest difficulty for the greek authorities. this is on the farthest edge of the european union. in the distance, i can just make out a mosque in the nearest turkish town of edirne. this is the front line of stemming the flow of illegal immigration. many migrants attempt to cross the border at this river. the authorities have recovered the bodies of those who have failed to make it on several occ

force may be the only solution. the army stand united behind laurent gbagbo. years of intense national pressure to step down. the u.s., u.s., european unionafrican union, and the west african bloc have all recognized alassana quattara as the winner. meanwhile, the u.n. is taking steps to extend the mandate of peacekeeping troops in ivory coast. in recent years, ivory coast had been considered a relatively stable african country. but the fragile balance between north and south, muslim and christian, locals and economic migrants, now looks precarious. eight years ago, the balance was thrown into disarray when a part of the army rose up against the government and seized much of the north. this is the area were presidential contender alassana quattara has his support base. most followers of the incumbent laurent gbagbo live in the south of ivory coast. the hope was that the election would help heal the wounds of the civil war. but even though laurent gbagbo lost the vote, he is clinging on to power, defying the international community. economic repercussions from the conflict have already been felt in what is the world's biggest producer of c

force may be the only solution. the army stand united behind laurent gbagbo. years of intense national pressure to step down. the u.s., u.s., european unionrica african bloc have all recognized alassana quattara as the winner. meanwhile, the u.n. is taking steps to extend the mandate of peacekeeping troops in ivory coast. in recent years, ivory coast had been considered a relatively stable african country. but the fragile balance between north and south, muslim and christian, locals and economic migrants, now looks precarious. eight years ago, the balance was thrown into disarray when a part of the army rose up against the government and seized much of the north. this is the area were presidential contender alassana quattara has his support base. most followers of the incumbent laurent gbagbo live in the south of ivory coast. the hope was that the election would help heal the wounds of the civil war. but even though laurent gbagbo lost the vote, he is clinging on to power, defying the international community. economic repercussions from the conflict have already been felt in what is the world's biggest producer of cocoa. but ivory coast c