aid hungary's and mad to receive peer. funds and this is very important ninety seven percent of the new developments today finance from e.u. money however seeing what's happening in greece and spain budapest is not keen on grabbing the hands of the international lenders and in this case it goes beyond merely the bravado rhetoric often voiced by the country's prime minister there are literally thirty steps between the building of the national bank of hungary and the head office of the international monetary fund in budapest but that is as close as they get a letter from one building to another at the end of july said that hungary no longer required the services of the i.m.f. and that its employees must leave the country as soon as possible the country's deputy economics minister is tight lipped on any kind of open has still a t towards brussels but acknowledges that what the e.u. bureaucrats are offering this is not suited to the past his message is we can handle it on our own but a greece that level is according to g.d.p.

reporting from budapest in hungary. in the syrian province of aleppo rebels have reportedly kidnapped a group of thirteen kurds and given them to militants who are already holding around two hundred fifty other hostage most of those being held were apparently captured last month by al qaeda linked fighters because the minority has become a frequent target for radicals fighting to bring down the government of bashar al assad one al qaeda group pledged to turn northern syria which is a densely populated by code into an islamist state in response the president of a kurdish semi autonomous region in iraq has evolved to intervene to protect those affected hundreds of kurds have allegedly. allegedly been slaughtered in recent weeks although the exact number is hard to verify due to the chaos inside syria. and some news in brief now al qaida front group the islamic state of iraq has claimed responsibility for a string of such as they've blasts and shot parts of the iraqi capital baghdad explosions claimed over a thousand lives

auntie reporting from budapest in hungary. a quick look now at some other world nice al-qaeda front group the islamic state of iraq has claimed responsibility for a string of glass and cheer parts of the iraqi capital baghdad the attacks claimed over eighty lives and left over almost two hundred fifty injured militants said the attacks were a response to the security forces operations a recent spike in violence almost a thousand people killed in july alone. israel has approved a list of twenty six long term palestinian prisoners to be released tomorrow ahead of peace talks which resume this wednesday the move came amid a toughening stance from both sides after israel announced another one thousand two hundred settlement homes will be built on palestinian land despite settlements being considered illegal under international law israel refuses to hold construction. and a massive blaze at one of venezuela's largest state oil refineries has been put out there were no reports of casualties the fire was reportedly sparked by lightin

auntie reporting from budapest in hungary. and time now to have a look at some other international headlines in breve the egyptian army has extended the detention of answer reza hamad morsi for yet another fifteen days says his supporters are bracing themselves for a major police operation after security forces won't they will disperse their protest camps in cairo and response demonstrators called for more randall's gearing up to iss the police said they move in morsy supporters have been holding their citizens in two locations in the capital for more than a month now despite bill sorceries repeated threats to break out the count. thirteen more kurds have reportedly been abducted by seaward rebels who then handed them over to islamists giardia groups are believed to be holding as many as two hundred fifty people and were allegedly behind a mass ago hundreds of kurdish women and children last week the ethnic minority groups refused to side with either president assad or the opposition erling the bloody retribution from extremis

auntie reporting from budapest in hungary. are to some other world headlines now starting with the egyptian army that has extended the detention of president morsi for yet another fifteen days says his supporters of bracing themselves for a major police operation the security forces bed down on them in response the demonstrators calling for more rallies gearing up to resist the police and morsy supporters have been holding their sit ins in two locations in the capital for more than a month. and thirteen more kurds have kidnapped excuse me been kidnapped by syrian rebels who then had them over to islamists jihadist groups are believed to be holding as many as many as two hundred fifty people and were allegedly behind a massacre of hundreds of kurdish women and children last week i think minority group are refusing to side with either president assad all the opposition owning them bloody retribution from extremists is now a message worth millions of dollars lost among the airwaves the u.s. has been trying to transmit its word of

there were more than twelve million pigs in hungary primarily meant for export to other countries of the socialist bloc by two thousand and four when the country became a member of the european union there was only a half of it left now ten years later the figure stands at around three million while this particular cultural sector so dwindling numbers some others like sugar production even went bankrupt what was meant to be free market competition turned sour when would have passed was told to play by the e.u. has rules. the only industry which felt a positive effect from the e.u. accession was local wine making with its famous the chi bottle selling well across the continent but the country's political elites say this is a poor consolation for a country which has exceptional agricultural conditions when you're miserable the shadow of the atlanta we have everything to be europe's most powerful agricultural nation we estimated that the ten million people of hungary can feed thirty million in europe but in the e.u. nobody want. what we produce at the same time we've lost all our easter

there are lots of stats but look at hungary's economy of late and you'll be hard pressed to find much to be optimistic about the economy is now fading better than during the recession but still most of the important development figures are in their goods of territory while inflation is even higher than in the crisis years the country's opposition firmly believes hungry would stagnate without a good reason that the recipient of e.u. funds and this is very important ninety seven percent. of the new developments today finance from money however seeing what's happening in greece and spain budapest is not keen on grabbing the hands of the international lenders and in this case it goes beyond merely the bravado rhetoric often voiced by the country's prime minister. thirty steps between the building of the national bank of hungary and the head office of the international monetary fund in budapest but that is as close as they get a letter from one building to another at the end of july said that hungary no longer required the services of the i.m.f. and that its employees must leave the countr

auntie reporting from budapest in hungary. russia's under pressure from the global gay community which wants a boycott of the upcoming winter olympics in sochi that i worry about a new law which bans so-called gay propaganda calling the measure brutal and fascist russian authorities say they are only trying to protect minus so let's not get more live with a pull scott paul high that so is that the show reaction that the controversy just won't go away will it ever since russia adopted the so-called gay propaganda law there have been calls from a prominent human rights activist to boycott all things russia from russian vodka to the winter olympics to be held in sochi in twenty fourteen russia have made an official response today the interior ministry saying that there will be no discrimination during the sochi twenty fourteen winter olympics and any suggestion that there will be a totally founded rumors now russia's human rights commissioner has also weighed in with his suggestion saying that he is surprised that there have been

and the success story gone sour for hungary where farmers say they're being punished by e.u. agricultural companies since joining the block what was once a big income source for the country is now restricted to local markets. but first a sleepy village in the british countryside is turning into a battleground between fracking giants versus anxious locals and activists thousands of protesters have descended on the area where drilling for gas has been halted on advice from the police citing america's tragic experiments with fracking residents fear the worst saying there unconvinced by government assurances are tests are silly is there for us. well we're here in balcombe but this is the site of where an oil and gas company quit drill is doing exploratory drilling you have the police over here trying to stop any possible protesters from getting in a clearly fracking is divisive a topic over here you've got residents debating the issue many of them pointing out to what they see will be the consequences if big companies go in to their neighborhoods to their area and the consequence

plus a doing away with the international monetary fund hungary pays back its huge debt well ahead of schedule hoping to be rid of the bank. that's also coming up here on . the interview. right to see. her street. and i think. foreigners. can still. be. a pleasure to have you with us here on. re sushi life in moscow thirteen more kurds have reportedly been abducted by syrian rebels who then handed them over to islamists jihadi groups are believed to be holding now more than four hundred people who were behind an alleged massacre of hundreds of kurdish women and children last week of yesterday when already groups are refused to side with either president assad all the opposition thereby earning them bloody retribution from extremist rebels even the director of could watch an organization which reports on human rights violations against the kurds now joining us live here in r.t. and hello to you from moscow thank you for coming on the program today you understand you are keeping in touch with your fellow kurds in syria can you tell us what's happening what do you know so far because we'

what appeared as an economic blasting out first has now turned sour for hungary the country's farmers claim their profits have dwindled since the country joined the e.u. as the market is flooded with cheap imported produce they now say they are ready to do anything to save themselves from bankruptcy as are to select reporters. at first glance it looks like a hungarian success story two decades ago this farma started his business with just four pigs nowadays he sells fifteen hundred every year and couple that with several hack tears of some flour and melon fields you may think this is a lot but andres says it's only just enough to keep his business afloat he says he'd have been far more excess if his country stayed away from the european union but now i can only sell my produce to local many markets transnational companies have flooded my country after a year session and they sell cheap meat imported from denmark and holland his production is cheaper but they feed their pigs with expired canned meat while we feed our pigs with corn and natural food for us the recession was a huge blow

hungary took a loan to make ends meet. hungary has paid back every penny. >> the government is able to finance itself. in the past applet years, for better or worse, we had to do it differently. but now we no longer need any foreign assistance. >> hungary's economy is not out of the woods yet. they forecast they will experience little to no growth this year. they've raised taxes on residents and foreign business owners, and that has scared away investors. the imf no longer has any say on economic policy. analysts expect the prime minister will take the opportunity to pump more capital into state infrastructure projects. elections are this year want more government spending. >> germany's economy has repeatedly -- unemployment here is much lower than most of europe great >> but it doesn't necessarily mean you can make ends meet. people are now having to work two jobs to get by. >> kicking back and relaxing at the end of the working day. for many in germany, it's no longer the norm. they have to go to their other job and the

reporting from hungary. coming out of its bitter the well and cross talk stay with r.t. . to news a secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build the most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach me the creation and why it should care about humans in. this is why you should care only on the dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. mission free accreditation free comes for charges free. range and free free. free . tom.

hungary took a loan to make ends meet. hungary has paid back every penny. >> the government is able to finance itself. in the past applet years, for better or worse, we had to do it differently. but now we no longer need any foreign assistance. >> hungary's economy is not out of the woods yet. they forecast they will experience little to no growth this year. they've raised taxes on residents and foreign business owners, and that has scared away investors. the imf no longer has any say on economic policy. analysts expect the prime minister will take the opportunity to pump more capital into state infrastructure projects. elections are this year want more government spending. >> germany's economy has repeatedly -- unemployment here is much lower than most of europe great >> but it doesn't necessarily mean you can make ends meet. people are now having to work two jobs to get by. >> kicking back and relaxing at the end of the working day. for many in germany, it's no longer the norm. they have to go to their other job and the

reporting from hungary.well coming out here in our teens federal of else crossed out stay with us for that. you know people in moscow say they're like whole web sites and facebook groups about the childfree lifestyle which i didn't believe until i saw the cover for the aug twelfth copy of time magazine the.

hungary was hoping for good times to roll when it joined the e.u. back in two thousand and four but things got markedly worse in fact for its farmers who were struggling to make a living is markets swamped with cheaper imports from transnational firms elect spoke to some of those funding e.u. accession tough to swallow. at first glance it looks like an garion success story two decades ago this pharma started his business with just four pigs nowadays he sells fifteen hundred every year and couple that with several hack tears of sunflower and melon fields you may think this is a lot but andres says it's only just enough to keep his business afloat he says he'd have been far more excess if his country stayed away from the european union but now i can only sell my produce to local many markets transnational companies have flooded my country after a session and they sell cheap meat imported from denmark and holland his production is cheaper but they feed their pigs with expired canned meats well we feed our pigs with corn and natural food for us the rece

a court in hungary has convicted for right-wing extremist for murders in 2008 and 2009. three received life sentences and a fourth man got a 14-year sentence. >> hon. officials have been accused of moving slowly to investigate the crimes -- hungarian officials have been accused of moving slowly. >> hostility toward minorities has grown in hungary in recent years. a far-right party has become the third largest in parliament. >> the men shot dead one victim was she was sleeping. they also set a house on the buyer. and those inside tried to escape, they shot dead a child and his father. >> the accused are guilty as charged. they are sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> she is the mother of the man killed while fleeing his burning home. she says authorities botched investigations. >> there are many strange things about this case. the problem is that little things that could have turned up more clues were not examined properly. many say the sentence has not delivered justice and will do nothing to ease tensions. the tension is palpable where the town council recentl

a court in hungary has convicted for right-wing extremist for murders in 2008 and 2009. three received life sentences and a fourth man got a 14-year sentence. >> hon. officials have been accused of moving slowly to investigate the crimes -- hungarian officials have been accused of moving slowly. >> hostility toward minorities has grown in hungary in recent years. a far-right party has become the third largest in parliament. >> the men shot dead one victim was she was sleeping. they also set a house on the buyer. and those inside tried to escape, they shot dead a child and his father. >> the accused are guilty as charged. they are sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> she is the mother of the man killed while fleeing his burning home. she says authorities botched investigations. >> there are many strange things about this case. the problem is that little things that could have turned up more clues were not examined properly. many say the sentence has not delivered justice and will do nothing to ease tensions. the tension is palpable where the town council recentl

sent in hungary below eighty percent the european averages know about eighty five percent we are able to finance the public that on the market will have to introduce the reference which make a contract more competitive and that is what we have done in the last couple of years and i think they are the gold basis to to have an independent economic policy next year hungary will host parliamentary elections and some say the hardline stance with the e.u. may be part of a political campaign by the right wing leadership but analysts are not ruling out that should be government be reelected the prime minister may take his stand off with brussels to a completely new level by initiating a referendum on leaving the european union altogether and ski auntie reporting from budapest in hungary. i'll be back in about half an hour's time with more news coming up next i was tough questions and contrasting opinions and into the shadow. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. years later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police

fencing in hungary have won the championships. victorious on home soil, winning hungary their first ever world title. france conquers in the semifinal by 42 touches to 38. france took the bronze. russiawomen's epee, topped france and romania. there was the early advantage. 7 touches to 2. russia's momentum saw them flurry to a 24-19 lead. they knew they had the gold medal in their grasp. china took the silver. romania settled for the bronze. the first edition of the arctic race of norway. 2:17 advantage over the rest of the pack. it was an exciting, sprint finish. hushovd was the overall winner. he is the ambassador for the inaugural race. >> today, the suicide of a teenage girl in the uk revives debate on cyber bullying. unicorning becomes the latest trend to hit the web. blog replacing musical instruments with dogs. 14-year-old hannah smith visited the site looking for advice on trading her eczema. in return, she was bombarded with hate-filled messages, something her father says pushed her to take her own life. postm says user c

. >> 3 right wing radicals were sentenced to life in hungary for murdering six roma people in 2008 and9. day said one family's house on fire before gunning them down, including a 5-year-old child. one of the victims' mothers describe her feelings. >> there are many strange things about this case, but the problem is that little things that could have turned up more clues were not examined properly. >> police only began to investigate hours after the crimes had taken place and they initially dismissed any kind of racist motive or right wing connections. the conservative government in hungary has been criticized for the european union, a month other things, for its indifference to the radicals in the country. inhate crimes on trial germany this week. accuse of having killed 10 people, most of them of turkish origin, over nearly a decker -- nearly a decade. on trial for murder along with four accomplices. the munich court met for the last time on tuesday. the trial is likely to continue until 2015. >> another legal story captivated our attention this week. a convicted pedophile was taken i

and when i shot the first "hungary games," josh hutchison took me to his place in kentucky.g in asheville and we drove to kentucky. and he said that there was a white castle right by his house. we planned on going there. and we bought three or four of these briefcases of white castle burgers. [ laughter ] literally a briefcase. and we took them back to his house. and we ate them. [ laughter ] and then about half an hour later, this was our first real bonding experience, me and josh. this is when we really became good friends. and we went out to his garden and we threw up together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're an american now. you don't even need to take the citizenship test. [ applause ] you get an automatic american -- they say that's good for the plants. that's nice. >> it's good for plants and it's good for your soul. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. liam hemsworth is here. his new movie is called "paranoia." we'll be right back. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thi

one day this guy showed up from hungary. >> when he we get back from the break, let's hear more about the choir. stay with us, folks. >>> welcome back i'm vicky evans your host. and our guest is father mark mazza from star of the sea in san francisco what is telling us about the traditional latin mass that is being celebrated there now. it is in latin. so the missiles had to be changed, right? >> we had in latin and english. and we even have one in spanish and latin. and we also have one in chinese and latin. and people can use those to follow the ordinary prayers, the ones that don't change from mass to mass. and then. we have also obtained a reprint of the missile, the daily missile that people can hold in their hands that has the latin on one side and the english. and we have provided it as being sold at the parish or the latin society of meetings for $35. 50% discounted. normally, the book is almost $70. so we got a big discount. and we said why don't we make some money? so we sold about 50 copies of the daily latin english missile that will have all of the masses for the whole ye

a man died in hospital in hungary after suffering from medical problems. at one point, he talked the list of most wanted nazi war criminals. the israeli government has published the names of 26 palestinian visitors said to be released as part of a deal. the announcement comes after palestinian officials accused sabotage trying to negotiations by proving more than 1000 new settlement homes. a primary school has been turned into a temporary shelter after a 6.1 earthquake in tibet. no casualties were reported. u.s., he was ae feared boston mob boss in the 1970's and in 1980's who became one of the most wanted fugitives in the united states. now a jury has found james ganglandlger guilty of crimes including 11 killers. he now faces life in prison. we have the story. >> james whitey bulger convicted today of money laundering, drug trafficking, and extortion. he started his criminal career young. in the 1950's he was convicted of bank robbery and spent time in alcatraz, going on to become gangsters and's the inspiration for the film "the departed." with his spra

. >> right now, she exports wine to the united states, hungary, and canada only.she is proud of her wine and her vineyard. the label reads "wine from the land of israel." with labels like this, dealers cannot tell whether the wine is from israel or palestinian territories. the eu wants greater transparency. the netherlands has recommended that they label roddick from the settlements. >> i do not want to support anything related to that. as a consumer, the only thing i can do is to stop buying it, yes. >> i do not think it will be productive. first you have to find the solution for the problem. perhaps separate labels that there is no solution. >> israel is concerned that the proposed labeling could drop sales of all israeli products. >> because it is singling out israel, it is discriminatory by nature and because it is discriminatory, it is not just to discriminate, but to boycott. >> the eu rejects that charge. it says that israel is a trading partner and welcome, but the settlements violate international law. >> this is our policy. we have seen very emotional re

. >> right now, she exports wine to the united states, hungary, and canada only.she is proud of her wine and her vineyard. the label reads "wine from the land of israel." with labels like this, dealers cannot tell whether the wine is from israel or palestinian territories. the eu wants greater transparency. the netherlands has recommended that they label roddick from the settlements. >> i do not want to support anything related to that. as a consumer, the only thing i can do is to stop buying it, yes. >> i do not think it will be productive. first you have to find the solution for the problem. perhaps separate labels that there is no solution. >> israel is concerned that the proposed labeling could drop sales of all israeli products. >> because it is singling out israel, it is discriminatory by nature and because it is discriminatory, it is not just to discriminate, but to boycott. >> the eu rejects that charge. it says that israel is a trading partner and welcome, but the settlements violate international law. >> this is our policy. we have seen very emotional re

a man died in hospital in hungary after suffering from medical problems. at one point, he talked the list of most wanted nazi war criminals. the israeli government has published the names of 26 palestinian visitors said to be released as part of a deal. the announcement comes after palestinian officials accused sabotage trying to negotiations by proving more than 1000 new settlement homes. a primary school has been turned into a temporary shelter after a 6.1 earthquake in tibet. no casualties were reported. u.s., he was ae feared boston mob boss in the 1970's and in 1980's who became one of the most wanted fugitives in the united states. now a jury has found james ganglandlger guilty of crimes including 11 killers. he now faces life in prison. we have the story. >> james whitey bulger convicted today of money laundering, drug trafficking, and extortion. he started his criminal career young. in the 1950's he was convicted of bank robbery and spent time in alcatraz, going on to become gangsters and's the inspiration for the film "the departed." with his spra

in hungary, the government has ordered the restoration of water supply and roadside wells to a northernown, after an outcry issues were harming a local community. we have more on this story. >> more than 10,000 roma live in this steel town. in the scorching heat of this hungarian summer, they are very thirsty. >> it is crazy that they shut down the water. the kids used a splash and spray a lot of water but now we are forced to go further to other wells. >> i would go but i am unable. cannot get water so far away. last year they shut down 27 wells and drastically reduced the water supply. the mayor says the move was designed to prevent waste, not hurt the roma. >> we can only provide a drinking water service but cannot ensure water for washing cars or taking away large tanks. this is not an issue of roman settlements. , theythere is wastage should track down the corporate set not punish the needy. ater five days of ques water pumps, the government intervened and told them to restore full supply as the heatwave last. the crisis underlines a bigger problem, how little trust remains between

the one-car train hit the tracks in hungary and could one day replace electric trains. >>> the news continueson al jazeera as always with much more at the top of the hour. we'll see you then.

there is a story against how they won against hungary, a team that was undefeated for four years, and they won a game 3-2. he said he believed the german players had felt -- doped. he was banned from playing in german stadiums until they apologize. they found pools of drugs in the german changing room. there are all these stories and facts that have been coming up in the last 10 years. i tried to do an interview with the doctor of the german national soccer team back from the 1954 world cup. i said, would you talk about what was in these drugs? just before the interview, he pulled out of it. the 1972 olympic games is a big question mark because the west german team finished fourth, just behind the heavily doped third-place east german squad. >> could the members of the team who are still alive face prosecution? >> things have to be proven, there has to be an official prosecution, investigation set up. the president of the german athletics association says names have to be named. people have to be named to have been involved in alleged doping. for reasons of transparency. he is concern

previously in hungary last month. but things did not turn out that way. >> the look of a winner. it is looking like the red bull pilot will secure his fourth win. he outmaneuver the competition in the first curve and overtook lewis hamilton with ease. as the race wore on, he expanded his lead. his team commanded him to slow down and not take unnecessary chances. crossed the finish line 17 seconds ahead of alonzo. the ferrari driver put on a fine performance. alonzo also overtook hamilton, who said they could not defend his pole position start. the mercedes driver took third place. hamilton did over take -- one in the driver standings. so sebastian celebrated a picture-perfect race. his 31st grand prix victory. >> to soccer. there is plenty of action to bring you from the buddhist -- bundeslig. second-half goals secured victory for the visitors. a newcomer is still without a point in the campaign. the same goes for student art -- stuttgart. on saturday, reigning champion munich continued their perfect start to the season with their third win in three matches. but nuremberg did not

in hungary, the government has ordered the restoration of water supply and roadside wells to a northern town, after an outcry issues were harming a local community. we have more on this story. >> more than 10,000 roma live in this steel town. in the scorching heat of this hungarian summer, they are very thirsty. >> it is crazy that they shut down the water. the kids used a splash and spray a lot of water but now we are forced to go further to other wells. >> i would go but i am unable. cannot get water so far away. last year they shut down 27 wells and drastically reduced the water supply. the mayor says the move was designed to prevent waste, not hurt the roma. >> we can only provide a drinking water service but cannot ensure water for washing cars or taking away large tanks. this is not an issue of roman settlements. , theythere is wastage should track down the corporate set not punish the needy. ater five days of ques water pumps, the government intervened and told them to restore full supply as the heatwave last. the crisis underlines a bigger problem, how little trust remains betwe

he served as police chief in a nazi occupied town that was part of hungary during the war. he was charged with crimes against humanity for helping to de po deport 16,000 jew, to the auschwitz camp. a paper exposed him in july of last year. he was arrested in the hungarian capital, budapest. his court hearing opened last month. jewish human rights organization had labeled him the most wanted suspect alive. the center launched a new campaign last month. it offers rewards for information that could help bring surviving nazi war criminals to justice. >>> thousands of supporters of egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi are again showing their defiance. they've held a mass rally in cairo and are now entrenched behind sandbags despite government warnings they will forcibly be removed. the demonstrators have camped out at the two sides in cairo for more than a month. many of them are from the muslim brotherhood. the movement that's backing morsi. security forces warned on monday they would disperse protesters, but the brotherhood mobilized more people and the standoff continues. >

most of them come from hungary, romania, bulgaria, the ukraine, the dominican republic, thailand, andnew guinea, and cameroon. the state department did recommend a number of things that the swiss could do in order to stop the abuse of these victims, however none of them included a sex box, i can guarantee you that. that will do it or now. visit yoyoutube.com/rtnews. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--  it's wednesday, august 21s rr. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> health officials are investigating. the normal rate of thyroid cancer is

croatia, portions of hungary, almost 40 degrees where out west it will be a cooling trend.e's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. . ♪ ♪ it's begun to feel like summer in asahikawa, hokkaido. this area of japan is unaffected by the rainy season. she has only once visited hokkaido in mid winter but the

in hungary, the government has ordered the restoration of water supplies to roadside wells in a northern town after a public outcry that water restrictions were harming the local roma or gypsy community. roma live in10,000 this former steel town. they are poor, they have many children and since last friday in this core chain heat of this hungarian summer, they have been thirsty. -- in the scorching heat of this hungarian summer. >> they shut down the water. they are right, the kids used to splash and spray water but now we have to go further to other wells. i am unable.ut i can't go and get water so far away. week, the water authority implemented a decision by the town council to shut down 27 wells and drastically reduce water supply to 61. the mayor says the move was designed to prevent waste and not to hurt the roma. demo we can only provide the drinking -- line >> we can only provide the drinking -- [no audio] , activists is waste say the council should track down the culprits and not punish the whole community. queues at days of water pumps and growing pressure, the government interv

do you think of the soviet union they think oh that's that's the terrible things the invasion of hungary and whatever but if you also what do you think of russia then they think oh it also yes. of. tchaikovsky so all good things so it doesn't so when we are talking about is america feel so good we are talking about u.s. policy and u.s. policy is what really has been a very problematic i mean right at the. end of the call. world war paul wolfowitz who became famous as a neoconservative for the in the iraq war. wrote a memo which was well very important influential within the first bush administration that the goal of u.s. foreign policy should be to ensure that no power in the world emerges and any time in the future on any continent that could pose any sort of rivalry to the united states well you know the united states has been pursuing that very policy since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and it has led to extraordinary global instability this is not a. the position of a global hedge benign global hedging when this is obviously or rather a malign global hegemony since we just ve