surely in hungary if you look at the last five national elections in europe you know there was it only austria slovenia hungary and then sweden in all in all countries migration was the number one topic during elections with a good reason by the way because this is something that bothers a people in europe with a good reason because people christian political correctness i have been all around this debate and it a good reason because i think people really want honest and straightforward speeches in this in this regard so and if you see the results in hungary in still be in the in austria in your in in italy in all four cases those parties have gained the most roads which we have a credible program how to how to. how to protect the security of the country how to protect the security of the citizens of a given country clearly one issue is media freedom it came up in that report are you already quoted you said it read it from beginning to end in terms of the media in hungary most of the media is friendly to your government. it's not true look at the internet i mean come on i understand hu

well actually we always take hungary on site so i had a lie this simplifications where there are i'm pro-american or pro french because i'm pro hungary on but i can tell you is that there are many points in the foreign policy of the donald trump which i respect a lot first of all we do respect that that he respects silver anything he respects strong states he respects countries sticking to their identity they are culture they are a heritage. you know when when when when the french president speaks about multilateralism and i look at these european policies i am a little bit concerned because the the measures he would like to see in the european union would be rather unfavorable for hungary and comes with tax her own eyes a showdown and all of this kind of stuff you know and migration are absolutely on two different sides the president and his vision about europe when it comes to migration when it comes to social issues when it comes to taxation when it comes to economic issues is totally totally showing to another direction compared to our vision about the future of your let's explor

hungary was a transit place. they didn't really want to stay in your country. >> no. >> one of the big problems is europe and members of the eu refused some sort of quota system, refused, including your country -- >> absolutely. >> -- to take their fair burden sharing responsibility. >> i don't agree with this part of the sentence. >> which part, fair? >> yes. we took part -- we have been taking part in the solidarity as we have been spending 1 billion euros in the last short period of time of protecting the border of the european union and, yes, we do not agree with the quota system because quota system, number one, violating sovereignty of countries because it is you who has to make a decision who comes to your country. number two, quota system is an invitation and an encouragement for further migratory waves, and this is something that we reject. >> as i try to pursue what your government is trying to be, your prime minister, prime minister orban, has repeatedly said his main aim is to preserve christian hunga

the last remaining outlet read and respected on both sides of the political divide in hungary so far so familiar you might say but hungary watchers are now observing the or banned media model gain a foothold in other european countries like russia donia and slovenia on the back of investments that some say seek to promote the hungary and prime ministers pan-european agenda the listening posts will young reports. april two thousand and eighteen. a landslide election victory gives hungary and prime minister viktor orban the majority he needs to change country's constitution and the confidence to accuse media criticize him with being fake news ministers going to the thing i want indexed over there i feel he is going to. hit the next significant because of it index is read by about one million people daily where the prime minister calls one of the largest and most important independent news outlets a fake news factory it means he considers these one million people to be stupid in . less than four months after all brands like ization in september a member of the prime minister's ruling co

the last remaining outlet read and respected on both sides of the political divide in hungary so far so familiar you might say but hungary watchers are now observing the or banned media model gain a foothold in other european countries like russia donia and slovenia on the back of investments that some say seek to promote the hung garion prime minister is pan-european agenda the listening posts will young reports. by two thousand and eighteen. a landslide election victory gives one kerry and prime minister viktor orban the majority he needs to change country's constitution and the confidence to accuse media criticize him with being fake news ministers going to the thing i want indexed over there i feel he is going to be a bit of index in the context of it in the index is read by about one million people daily where the prime minister calls one of the largest and most important independent news outlets a fake news factory it means he considers these one million people to be stupid in . less than four months after all brands like ization in september a member of the prime minister's ru

peters the foreign minister of hungary thank you for talking to al-jazeera again it's while since we spoke to you last your country is facing proceedings never before invoked in the european union it's called article seven and it's because a country is breaching the core values of the e.u. that's what they've got to decide on there are some other thoughts by public. you still signed up to those core european values of course we are and we are not while letting them. the report which was pushed through the european parliament voted yea i read it i read it unlike so many people who are speaking about it but i read it from the very beginning to the very end and then it has a list of sixty nine sixty nine points and sixty nine accusations against hungary out of reach for thirteen points have been totally agreed upon by the government and the european commission agreed upon about nineteen points there are negotiations going on between the commission and the hungary and government as it is normally the procedure in the european union and there are some thirty seven points which are qualifi

this is hungary calling, for the sake of god, the freedom of hungary. >> anthony: the russians had beeng tanks and troops and heavy armor back into budapest and brutally, and all too effectively, put down the resistance. help never came. >> vilmos: i mean this, this is a place where a lot of things happened, used to be the avh headquarters. i never shot this before so, this is probably the first time i'm going to get this building shot. >> anthony: so this was the internal secret police. so, if someone came at night -- >> vilmos: yes. >> anthony: -- with a van and you were taken away, you ended up being interrogated here. >> vilmos: yes. >> anthony: secret police headquarters in 1956. the sight of a firefight between snipers on the roof, and their fellow citizens below. >> vilmos: and then the people got into the building, went up there, hauled them, brought them down, and killed them, actually. basically hanged them on the streets. >> anthony: hung them here? >> vilmos: hanged them in front of those streets there. i'm trying to find the tree which they hang those people up there. these

peters the foreign minister of hungary thank you for talking to al-jazeera again it's while since we spoke to you last your country is facing proceedings never before invoked in the european union it's called article seven and it's because a country is breaching the core values of the e.u. that's what they've got to decide on there are some other suspect probably. you still signed up to those core european values of course we are and we are not while letting them. the report which was pushed through the european parliament voted yes i read it i read it unlike so many people who are speaking about it but i read it from the very beginning to the very end and they it has a list of sixty nine sixty nine point six to nine accusations against hungary out of each thirteen points have been totally agreed upon by the government and the european commission agreed upon about nineteen points there are negotiations going on between the commission and the hungary and government as it is normally the procedure in the european union and there are six thirty seven points which are qualified lies i me

i'm andrew symonds reporting from barrow have never ukraine's border with hungary and i'll be explaining why a diplomatic spat over passports is turning into something much bigger. hello has been a welcome spell of showers popping up all over the place in the western side of iran you can see them here on the satellite picture and rather more obvious cloud which is focusing on tajikistan i think in particular with rain or snow in the next couple days stretching down to the north of afghanistan so that's active weather and this cold air tucked in behind us the temperatures drop whereas the showers down here in the same sort of temps regime we've had for a couple weeks so highs thirty's they tend to be dying away on monday and particularly on tuesday where us temperatures dropped here and the stars in homs to now marty and tashkent are really sets of amante now back to the levant still showers around at least of the higher ground. and iran maybe one or two in iraq so much is still high twenty's in beirut and it's quiet then further south thirty four should die hard times is slowly coming do

politics beyond hungary's borders they've been called propagandists for the saudi royal family before but now the scrutiny of some pro saudi journalists in the west has intensified and that is their life after reading the news. in your resume you read the news for the years two thousand and five to twenty fourteen and worked as a television news reader but i decided i needed to change our lead story this week tackles an issue that considering its magnitude could be a fixture on every episode of our show it's climate change and how the media are grappling with how to cover it only a small percentage of news audiences would have heard about the report released earlier this month by the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change or the i.p.c.c. and that's not because the report was that or in consequential no in fact it's. called the landmark study warning that the world has just twelve years left to limit global temperature rise to one point five degrees celsius and higher and the risks of drought floods and the extreme weather will soar coverage of the i.p.c.c. report was a flash i

has been reelected should hungary be punished by the e.u.for its antidemocratic behavior yes that's why we have article seven that has been put into motion this is what the european union is all about you have to basically show that you put your money where your mouth as you spoke about some reasons not arguments but reasons to understand populism it's only now has a populist anti or starting government that has recently approved a new budget with massive new borrowing they are breaking the rules of eurozone countries on day yes they are and that's why i've always been very strong on a rules based system the stability and growth pact and i think when you are in bad economic times you should be expansionary when you're good economic times you should probably do the structural reforms and bites at the end a bit scared to watch what's going on in italy at the mo what would be your reaction on italy oh it would be one to follow the rules so i would be very much the guardian of the treaties on this particular case on the other hand you know that

the last remaining outlet read and respected on both sides of the political divide in hungary so far so familiar you might say but hungary watchers are now observing the or banned media model gain a foothold in other european countries like russia donia and slovenia on the back of investments that some say seek to promote the hung garion prime minister is pan-european agenda the listening posts will young reports. by two thousand and eighteen. a landslide election victory gives young kerry and prime minister viktor orban the majority he needs to change country's constitution and the confidence to accuse media criticize him with being fake news ministers going to the thing i want indexed over there i feel he is going to. hit the next significant because of it in the index is read by about one million people daily where the prime minister calls one of the largest and most important independent news outlets a fake news factory it means he considers these one million people to be stupid in . less than four months after all brands like ization in september a member of the prime minister's

the last remaining outlet read and respected on both sides of the political divide in hungary so far so familiar you might say but hungary watchers are now observing the or banned media model gain a foothold in other european countries like russia donia and slovenia on the back of investments that some say seek to promote the hung garion prime minister is pan-european agenda the listening posts will young reports. by two thousand and eighteen. a landslide election victory gives one kerry and prime minister viktor orban the majority he needs to change country's constitution and the confidence to accuse media criticize him with being fake news ministers going to the thing i want indexed over there i feel he is going to. get the next segment because of it indexes read by about one million people daily where the prime minister calls one of the largest and most important independent news outlets a fake news factory it means he considers these one million people to be stupid in . less than four months after all brands like ization in september a member of the prime minister's ruling coalit

governing in poland and hungary are making the political weather.e—right, fine gael and the wider bloc in europe, the european people's party, they are running scared of these people. your own bloc refused to expel viktor orban's fidesz, even though you think he's flouting european values. well, first of all, i'm not running scared of anyone. i'm from a small country but i'm pretty brave in my politics. secondly, the british conservatives did not vote to sanction mr orban and hungary, so there's a question for them to answer. and, thirdly, the pressure will be relentless. what's happening within the epp group are deep conversations about what is happening with viktor orban. i've eyeballed him and told him what i think. they've bottled it. the epp bottled it. they had an opportunity to say to fidesz... if you were in the room... we've said very clearly our views of fidesz, as has manfred weber, the leader of our group, who also voted to sanction hungary. we have not yet got to that point. it may come where we say we cannot be together, but don't conf

you can hear people swearing allegiance to hungary with diplomats present even the chink of champagne glasses on to the past and though. it angered ukraine's foreign affairs minister who's come to the region trying to calm things down but he won't budge on the central issue there is no way of handling doublethink under ukrainian law the diplomatic spat is escalating with the ukrainian government suggesting that viktor orban the hungary and prime minister vladimir putin president of russia both have a vested interest in destabilizing this region beyond that there's been the publication online of five hundred names of people a website suggests all hold illegally hungary impossibles. a birth date it's in difficulties a number x. number it's confirmed this and all the information in my home address andre min show has no political affiliations he runs an i.t. business yet he's on the list wife's children's. and people's. you heard a better however recently there were confrontations between the far right marches and police yet the demonstrators took down the hungary and flag from a public b

look what happens in hungary, poland.e would be bad for my children, and i have four of them and infact my children, and i have four of them and in fact i warn them, i say to them you have taken for granted peace on this continent because it's there. nothing is a given. my biggest worry, and i do tremble with this poor sometimes, it is that we will squander what the european union did, which was developed peace and prosperity on the continent of europe for this idea that you can have your own individual policy, or you can be a populist, when all you have to do is say something but not ta ke have to do is say something but not take the responsibility for it. i ta ke take the responsibility for it. i take responsibility for what i do and what i said, and i hope that in the european parliament elections, we talk about europe, and not national issues, because they tend to be about national issues.” appreciate your historical perspective, but here's i quote from a man widely respected around europe, pascal lami, a former commi

is a very democratic thing there are some that say if hungary was not a member of the you and it was applying now given the things that were in that parliamentary report you wouldn't be sent to these sorts of the are members of your opinion i know but you would you know accepted no you don't meet the criteria yeah we do this year we do. it the foreign minister peter c. otto thank you for it will be zero i appreciate thanks for the opportunity i . this week why people in brazil feel that the next president can't save the economy and what that means for the rest of america drugs and the world's big drug companies charge such high prices for prescription pharmaceuticals counting the cost. from cutting edge medical technology. the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. and you have. to. make. sure the cure. this is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news it's. on turkish soil but now. in. what's happened to the saudi journalist. turkey has demanded the right to. report. killed a

you can hear people swearing allegiance to hungary with diplomats present even the chink of champagne glasses on to the past. ukraine's foreign affairs minister who's come to the region trying to calm things down but he won't budge on the central issue there is no we are hearing doublethink on the ukraine law the diplomatic spat is escalating with the ukrainian government suggesting that viktor or bomb the hungary and prime minister vladimir putin president of russia both have a vested interest in destabilizing this region beyond that there's been the publication online of five hundred names of people a website suggests hold illegally hungary impossibles. a birth date it's in difficulties and number x. number it's confirmed this and all the information in my home address andre min show has no political affiliations he runs an i.t. business yet he's on the list wife's children's and people's on and danger if you heard him better however recently there were confrontations between far right marches and police yet the demonstrators took down the hungary and flag from a public building. an

the region which is trying to view respect new groups slovaks and germans hungary ns and ukrainians jews gypsies and orthodox christians but in matters of faith the catholic church has always remained predominant. along with the specific copy to the zara a small church on the eastern side of the castle bez mediæval testimony to the influence of the church in eastern slovakia. this time to someone in conspicuous exterior inside to travel team building offers a wealth of romanesque frescoes the tall unique in the completeness with which they've been preserved. some of these vivid depictions of biblical scenarios were covered over for hundreds of centuries the last one exposed in one nine hundred fifty. in those days slovakia was under communist control and the catholic church exacted fall less of an influence than it had in the past today is a national cultural monument seductively beautiful as the sun. the space has been invaded by many peoples who tried to ted down the old walls who strove to conquer this ancient cultural landscape and make it their own. it's basically flowered withstood

you can hear people swearing allegiance to hungary with diplomats present even the chink of champagne glasses on to the past so that over. it angered ukraine's foreign affairs minister who's come to the region trying to calm things down but he won't budge on the central issue there is no way of handling doublethink on the ukrainian law the diplomatic spat is escalating with the ukrainian government suggesting that viktor orban the hungary and prime minister vladimir putin president of russia both have a vested interest in destabilizing this region beyond that there's been the publication online of five hundred names of people a website suggests or hold illegally hungary impossibles a birth date or it's in difficulties a number x. number it's confirmed this and all the information in my home address andre mincha has no political affiliations he runs an i.t. business gets his on the list wife children. and all peoples on and you heard a better however recently there were confrontations between far right marches and police yet the demonstrators took down the hungary and flag from a publi

even as he draws closer to authoritarian leaders like putin, like in hungary, erdogan in turkey, and north korea's kim needlessly, atis the same time increasing , tensions with our democratic, european allies over issues like trade, nato, the iran nuclear agreement. let me be clear, those are all important issues, but the way trump has gratuitously disrespected our long-time allies is not only ineffective dealmaking, it will have an enormous and negative long-term consequence for the transatlantic alliance. you to hear want this, pay a whole lot of -- did not get a whole lot of attention. trump's ambassador to germany several months ago made clear the administration's support for right-wing extremist parties across europe. in other words, the u.s. administration is openly siding with the very forces that challenge the democratic foundations of our long-time european allies. we need to understand that the struggle for democracy is bound up with the struggle against kleptocracy and corruption. that is true here, in the united states as well as abroad. , in addition to trump's hostility

france, centrist liberal line, and france, centrist liberal line, and the other side, the leader of hungaryion currently for breaching freedom of the press, cracking down on the independence of the judiciary. poland as well. and the point we are making is everyone is fixated on brexit but for the eu, in some ways the bigger headache is poland, hungary and italy. italy one of the original eu member states, now the first major eu country with a populist government in place, threatening to disregard eu budget rules. brexit for the eu is seen as containable. they believe they are disappointed britain is leaving but it doesn't challenge the fundamentals of the eu. but when you have a memberlike fundamentals of the eu. but when you have a member like italy, that it's not something so easy to manage. interesting to throw forward. britain isn't looking at what will happen to the eu in the future after it is no longer a member but there are some interesting dilemmas for that organisation. yes, and that forward thinking is so important, because this is the fight europe will have on its hands. to a le

hungary's largest independent news outlets one of the new owners is joseph a media investor and a member of the political party currently in coalition with prime minister viktor orban sparty feed us now whilst the new owners. insisted that the publications independence's guaranteed staff there are warning of a doomsday scenario in which the website could be made to parrot the fish party's ideological agenda eighty eight employees have signed a statement saying that if there are any changes we will notify the world as loud as we possibly can but we've seen this kind of thing before pro orbán business tycoons taking over news outlets critical of the orbán government promising not to tamper with the editorial policies and then reneging there's a pattern here isn't there yes there is over the past four years dozens of newspapers radio and television channels critical of orbán have changed hands some of subsequently shut down others have drastically changed the editorial line just last month we've reported on the takeover of here t.v. one of its new owners jill neaera guess insisted he would

and super regional history whether of a roman catholic or a hungary an imperial nature shed its influential light alternately on these two bounds of power. this biscuit company to this space chapter with its castle like fortifications was built at the same time as the council. more lasting communities like the benedictines lived here even before the early middle ages like the castle the romanesque basilica was altered many times today it's one of slovakia's most valuable cultural assets the romanesque frescoes have disappeared and only five of the original thirteen altars have been preserved however they are masterpieces slovaks like all the gods. because of its influence and its independence the tiny ecclesiastical enclave of space got copied tool was often referred to as the vatican of the east. since seventeen seventy six it's been the seat of a bishop it was at that time that what began on giving the chapter up a rock face the bishop had a french garden laid out. and whereas clad on the hill opposite was gutted by fire specific copy to left flourished a university was founded here and a

after leaving budapest's city limits behind us we head into one of hungary's many wine growing regions. on the boards tight suspension the winding roads on for loads of fun. along the way we pass through some typical hungary and villages lining the main road away from the highways the roads are relatively empty. but that doesn't mean that you can put your foot to the floor a railway crossing keeps us waiting with other cars and cyclists meanwhile well of warm standard start stop system limits the damage to the environment and the wallet . and off we go again. only one engine is available for the war but one point six liter one hundred twenty five kilowatt gasoline powered unit achieves a top speed of two hundred ten kilometers per hour the permanent all wheel drive is constantly combined with a lean year tronic continuously variable automatic transmission a stop by a lake allows for time to have a closer look at the level or the midsize station wagons design can definitely passes sporty especially with the macho looking air intake in the hood. this leak profile of the sloping roof line

germany was accepted by the world again because it had won in ben unfairly by the way because hungary was the better team. seems to say it was a big success for germany even though several players like laval to be. others were former nazis but that didn't matter and he said he. got there and then sure to goodness me see it was a victory for germany over communism that was the cold war of the country had got back on its feet that's what it was about. if. you can use a fork. in spring nine hundred seventy eight fassbender completed the final editing of the marriage of movie about and then travel to the film festival in cannes where his earlier film despair with both garden and their family oil was playing in the official competition fassbinder used the opportunity for an internal prescreening of the marriage of money above around. one thousand hundred and up about four feet we had a private showing all the german journalists were there and they gave us a standing ovation at the end. of the first visit simply though to show the list of under the standing ovations didn't exist in germany

scene he had the idea of having the zimmerman commentary of the one nine hundred fifty four germany hungary soccer game playing in the background see moment from spokeswoman tof announcement he realized a couple of days beforehand that he wanted that does my words my talk before her british clock of yours and visit us mom he changed the final scene of course in fact he said he would shoot it differently because of the honest but oh. golly but i think by now what i love about this. and so now because this might make it up. to the survivor i've got that outfit are trying funneling it's always obvious how he gets. better i was a house. and pay scale itself but she turns into an excited young girl she's constantly changing outfits. to. all it's a shot twitter every day and. she's all over the place because she senses the moment of truth has come to my mother the very day that when she will find out that the love she put on this high pedestal cannot be real even. if they are under the next get out so this is how we're going to get my son was in got out why i know how close you know i'm here to y

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she served as ambassador to hungary in 2001. d dina powell is out of the running. she is keeping her job at goldman sachs. her nomination escalated with the saudi arabia issues. >>> and cnn is working on the assumption that the journalist was murdered at the consulate in turkey. we will go to istanbul next. customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! new family connections, every day.llion that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who share your dna. and maybe a whole lot more. order your kit at ancestrydna.com >>> breaking news this morning. new evidence that missing journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in sawudi arabia's istanbul consulate. a source briefed by western intelligence shows khashoggi was killed after assault and struggle. the post itself reports the tu

to talk more about how this summit went, iamjoined now by hungary's foreign minister, peter szijjartos to what went on in the room last night. what did your side make of what theresa may had to say? actually, we area theresa may had to say? actually, we are a country which regretted a lot the decision of the british citizens to leave the eu, although we never commented and criticised, because it is only the british citizens who have the right to make the decision about the future of the uk. for us, it is obvious that there must be a deal at the very end of the negotiations, because if there is no deal, then it will cause a lot of damage for the remaining parts of the eu, putting into consideration the eu, putting into consideration the uk being the second largest economy and europe and the fifth largest one in the world. also bidding into the consideration the security cooperation between the eu and the uk and the current security challenges ahead of the eu, it would be very dangerous to not have a deal. we have to make everything in order to have a deal as a conclusion of the negotia

nothing unusual and not only have friends in europe some of the populist governments in poland in hungary in italy quite relief that the demise of the cunts that. the twilight zone for america now has started and the only big shot to come out in support of her was her close ally the french president. she said he you want it will be it's her decision and i found it very respectable i just had the chance to express my admiration and my friendship to her. it's been thirteen years that she's been chancellor with a mandate ending in two thousand and twenty one and she spent eighteen years in charge of her party she's faced many challenges the migrant and financial crises and she's never forgotten the values of here and as she leaves her contrie with a lot of courage. that was the french president money and micro but then to give him the needed all of that america played in shaping european policy we've got decisions at home have any impact at the european level. it's of the rebuild have an impact there will be a phase of uncertainty and maybe also instability now until europe knows who will co

first of all since my ancestors came from austria-hungary i'm not convinced of that general point but give that aside if they're interested in diversity of skin tell of color and so on but definitely not of political views a few people had signs just the other day on our campus supporting brett kavanaugh saying confirm him and none of these were nasty none of these were attacking forward or saying anything other than support the nominee they were attacked by a large crowd and i saw together very very quickly they came in was shouting them down ripping up signs and so on there are courses i can no longer teach because those are courses in which i surveyed arguments on both sides of certain political questions i don't think you can do that on campus anymore and increasingly you're under attack for doing that in the larger culture criticize an open immigration policy and all of a sudden you get accused of racism say wait a minute due process is important and we can't tell who's telling the truth here unless we wait for evidence you're accused of being a sexist in a rape apologist well so

anti immigration bloc across europe for some time recently meeting with another one of the boys hungary's prime minister viktor orban and it seems that the two have said that they will fight together against any pro migrant stances from politicians they say such as france is a man you are not corn and it seems that this is a shtick that many voters like and seem to be varying towards if you look. at the trend over the last year or so there has been a movement towards these anti immigrant parties they've been good results for them in countries such as sweden germany denmark and the netherlands as well as in other countries some people are predicting that this trend could continue for them into those elections next year in two thousand and nineteen and it seems that these anti immigrant parties according to some analysts could reap as much as an increase of sixty percent of the vote. of the richest in national elections in a number of states. citizens are not so trusting. to globalise the group. is that you should. do so because. giorgio. was kind. to another headline stories this hour bret

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