the earth or a tarion rule we cannot tolerate democracies in europe yet we have not crawlers only hungary poland. the insurrection in washington has focused attention on the apparent fragility of democracy in the us but how strong is democracy in europe my guest this week from germany is going to critique down an m.p. from angela merkel seaview party and chair of the e.u. affairs committee in the federal parliament why the big gap between the e's rhetoric about rights and rule of law and the dismal reality in parts of the union . going to create a problem welcome to comfort zone. when borland took over the rotating e.u. presidency it's set itself the tasco of protecting fundamental values and rights in the european union and i want to look 1st at whether it met that objective in any way at all according to human rights groups you have now almost 10000000 citizens living under or thora tarion rule in hungary aren't you ashamed of the. well i am not totally satisfied with the results to be very honest anyway we are able to achieve the 1st step to come that the financial aid from the budget

commission vice president vera sure of or went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate the sick democracies in europe. but you can break but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have not problems only in hungary pulse of poland was unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf the aura t.v. not repeat. the case so well i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really a jewel now in our am and so i am satisfied then we get the 1st step but i think also it's not and will be not enough in the future but it should be normal to respect the rule of wrongs don't you yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the rule of law the problem for several countries was that it was just too soft in fact it was all h

commission vice president vera sure ever went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate to see democracies in european union but you but you do not know one second please let me keep my sentiments because we have not for all of us only hungary but also in poland are unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf there or a t.v. not read the 1st case so i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really and truly not in power and so i am satisfied then we did the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future should be normal to respect the rule of law instead you yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the rule of law the problem for several countries was that it was just too soft in fact it was all hype wasn

commission vice president vera's arriva went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate a sick democracy is in european union but you can break but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have not problems only in hungary but also in poland was unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf the or it is not really. the case so i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really a jewel now in our am and so i am satisfied then we did the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future but it should be normal to respect the rule of wrongs their european union yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the rule of law the problem for several countries was that it was just too soft in fa

commission vice president vera sure ever went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate seeing democracies in european union but 200 but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have not problems only in hungary but also in poland was unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf there or itif not read the. case well i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really and truly not in our am and so i am satisfied then we get the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future it should be normal to respect the rule of law and your union yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the rule of law the problem for several countries was that it was just too soft in fact it was all hype wa

commission vice president vera's arriva went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate the 6 democracies in european union but you but you do not know one second please let me choose my stance because we have not problems only in hungary but also in poland are unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had a serf the or it is not really. the case so i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really and truly not in power and so i am satisfied then we get the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future should be normal to respect rule of wrongs don't you're yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal then this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the rule of law the problem for several countries was that it was just too soft in fact it was all hype wasn't it when

hungary ems and she says have 3 d. . problems with each other there are districts here in the bush where i don't use people are leaving and those these streets have the. highest crime rates actually we really cannot sleep together for peace. jim bit for you before you know you but . i thought i'd try to get it done along with. your number. 2 that's right most of these youngsters do not join far right organizations because they are obsessed with the ideology because they are new or not since perceived. most of the time they join these organizations because they want to join a community they want to belong to and to a group of people and step by step of course they start believing in this ideology . that's why i love to watch understand. does it get. us to. this isn't just. because. we're trying to keep our christian values time parents honesty. and bravery and. well. we're not well temporize for example in. trying to deal with these people who are just walking and they have their cost then it's a whole different story so

creating european consensus on how to deal with refugees but the root of the problem lies much deeper hungary took a different approach its government stated they would not tolerate the e.u. all fellow member states dictating terms to them and forcing them to take in refugees the. mass migration can change a country in a number of ways in a rotary short time it can change socially it can change of culturally being with stickley etc you cannot force upon economic migration on mass on on countries countries and people have to have the liberty to say yes or no question hungary respects other member states who may wish to live with mass migration and want to work hundreds of thousands millions of people coming here and it's that as their decision but we expect that they also respect our decision. in the german state of north rhine-westphalia thousands of refugees arrived in the for. all of 2015 in the city of dortmund or the railway station at 2 sold off airport. people and just a little for so eager to help at 1st we couldn't even engage older people offering their help with and i kept telling t

mass on on countries countries and people have to have the liberty to say yes or no your question hungary respects other member states who may wish to live with mass migration and want to welcome hundreds of thousands millions of people coming here and it's that's their decision but we expect that they also respect our decision. in the german state of north rhine-westphalia thousands of refugees arrived in the fall of 2015 in the city of dortmund or the railway station at 2 sold off airport. people and just a little force so eager to help. at 1st we couldn't even engage all the people offering their help with and i kept telling them to please bear in mind this was a marathon not a sprint and that's on it most likely still need the help in a few years and it was challenging for all of us but we knew we were doing the right thing to get. other european countries also open their doors to refugees but most some 900000 came to germany but it needs germany's open arms are the voices could also be heard that was the birth of the loudest were right wing groups protesting predominantly against mus

mass on on countries countries and people have to have the liberty to say yes or no your question hungary respects other member states who may wish to live with mass migration and want to work hundreds of thousands millions of people coming here and it's that as their decision but we expect that they also respect our decision. in the german state of north rhine-westphalia thousands of refugees arrived in the fall of 2015 in the city of dortmund or the railway station it does hold off airport. people in just a little for so eager to help. at 1st we couldn't even engage all the people offering the help and i kept telling them to please bear in mind this was a marathon not a sprint and words on it most likely still need the help in a few years and it was challenging for all of us but we knew we were doing the right thing to get in. other european countries also opened their doors to refugees but most some 900000 came to germany but it needs germany's open arms other voices could also be heard the fear of the earth the loudest were right wing groups protesting predominantly against muslim ref

hungary ems and she says have. problems with each other there are districts here in the bush where a lot of jews people are leaving and those the streets have the. highest crime rates actually we really cannot sleep together in peace. or you can i mean if you believe. the but i'd rather not eat them along with. your number i. could say that. most of these youngsters do not join far right organizations because they are obsessed with the ideology because they are new or not since perceived. most of the time they join these organizations because they want to join a community they want to belong to to a group of people and step by step of course they start believing in this ideology . that's why i love to watch on the show. so does it get and i guess. i'm. just honest. this isn't a regular saying well no one will be mine to do here because. we're trying to keep our christian values temperance honesty. and bravery and. well well well well why not well tom france for example in. trying to deal with these people was just

countries like hungary rejected any obligation to take in refugees. or your hands and knees the european commissioner for home affairs as the politician responsible for the new pact she calls for a measured approach. of course it's natural to be emotional because they talk about people as human beings and there are many of them are in a crisis situation and of course it is good that you have emotions tell us people in a crisis but just solve the problem and to be able to find a political solution i think that we should try not to dramatize migration i think that's really part of the problem we have seen too many drama queens in this debate actually and i think that we should be a little bit more sober and pragmatic. and so the proposal is full of technicalities it calls for a maximum of 5 days screening at the new out of border during which security and identity checks are to be conducted in most cases this is to be followed by a fast asylum procedure within 12 weeks. member states unwilling to take in refugees are instead obligated to support the pro

now, your final question about hungary. indeed it was 50/50.w, keep in mind at this time -- does this thing work here? no. yeah, it does. see, they're already pretty close to budapest. that would be a big battle over budapest while the nazis vigorously defended the city against incoming red army from about january to march of 1945, and much of budapest was destroyed during that final battle for budapest. finally, the red army in april of 1945 would take over vienna. now, the way hungary developed it was that there would be a free election. the small holders party, conservative sort of agricultural party was strongest. they ruled, but in 1947 through so-called sam la m so-calledsa so-calledsalami tactics it was called at that time, there was also british and american occupation elements in budapest, but they had very little to say, just like in the occupation arrangements of bulgaria and romania there would be american and british representation. but the soviets dominated those places because they liberated them and set up communists that had be

now your final question about hungary and indeed it was 50/50. mind that this time -- does this thing work here and they're already close to budapest and there would be a battle over budapest that the nazis vigorously defended the city over the incoming red army from about january to march of 1945 and much of budapest was destroyed during that final battle for budapest and finally, the red army in april of 1945 would take over vienna and now the way hungary developed -- that was there would be a free election and to hold the conservative party was strongest and they ruled by the 1947 through so-called salami tactics that were at that point in time, the communist party took over in hun garry and supported, of course, by the soviet occupation element and there was also british and american occupation elements in budapest with the bulgaria and romania that would be with the british representation, but the soviets dominated those places because they liberated them and set off communists that had been during the war into soviet union like the polish c

mass on on countries countries and people have to have the liberty to say yes or no your question hungary respects other member states who may wish to live with mass migration and want to welcome hundreds of thousands millions of people coming here and it's that as their decision but we expect that they also respect our decision. in the german state of north rhine-westphalia thousands of refugees arrived in the fall of 2015 in the city of dortmund or the railway station to sold off their poor. people and just a little force so eager to help. at 1st we couldn't even engage all the people offering their help and i kept telling them to please bear in mind this was a marathon not a sprint and that's when it most likely still need the help in a few years that was challenging for all of us but we knew we were doing the right thing is to get in. other european countries also open their doors to refugees but most some 900000 came to germany but it needs germany's open arms other voices could also be heard that before the birth the loudest were right wing groups protesting predominantly against mu

thomas: it has not been given the all clear from the e.u., but hungary has gone ahead with a deal to enough doses of a russian drug to protect one million people. our reporter picks up the story. reporter: ranking ranks -- breaking makes oncegain, hungary is turning to russia for covid vaccines, with an order of the jab, even though it has not been approved by the e.u. regulator. >> [speaking hungarian] reporter: under e.u. rules, a national regulator can grant a temporary license for a vaccine in an emergency situation. goodpaster used this loophole to approve the sputnik jab and the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, although there still has to be a sign off on the russian drug's use, and the organization has set mandatory testing could take weeks. polls co. -- show only 7% of calm variance want the vaccine. the prime ministers that he is pleased with its progress. >> [speaking russian] reporter: hungary has clashed with brussels over its vaccination rollout, accusing e.u. authorities of being sl to approve and procure jams -- jabs. the agency has so far only rubberstamped the biotech and

part of the american general take a leader hungary with the blink who has a family connection with hungary with his father was a former ambassador or a short lived run out of time you know i want to thank my guests in oslo and in budapest i want to thank our viewers for watching us your r.v. see you next time remember. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. so we were. going with. him on those he just came up with a ticket did you hear that. i'm talking about is a very international community. media used to do you need to. do this because this. new. each of. those who pushed them at the world food used to cook the results for better nuchal through cooperation in i'm told to go is everything refuse to believe that we live in one post t.v. with a view of the media. 5 they have i would affect all day but i decided not to take people's life. with my guy didn't tell you that. nuclear power become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no claire power plant the owner is attempting to

countries like hungary rejected any obligation to take in refugees. or johansson is the european commissioner for home affairs as the politician responsible for the new pact she calls for a measured approach. of course it's natural to be emotional because you talk about people as human beings and the many of them are in a crisis situation and of course it is good that you have emotions tell us people in a crisis but just solve the problem and to be able to find a political solution i think that we should try not to dramatize migration i think that's really part of the problem we have seen too many drama queens in this debate actually and i think that we should be a little bit more sober and pragmatic. and so the proposal is full of technicalities it calls for a maximum of 5 days screening at the e.u. out of border during which security and identity checks are to be conducted in most cases this is to be followed by a fast asylum procedure within 12 weeks. member states unwilling to take in refugees are instead obligated to support the process of return

member state to strike a supply deal for the russian banks saying the hungary and foreign minister said that the country will receive up to 2000000 doses. there's a lot on your public diggy due to the slow delivery of the vaccine and were forced to find a new source in order to get fast livery of reliable vaccine so it is a great aunt and a great pleasure to inform you that we have concluded a treaty today under which russia will deliver a vaccine to hungary and 3 stages like me but it does come a month after neighboring serbia started taking 10 of results but nick i think the study says were administered in january and i belgrade is in talks to star domestic production in an interview there are now being filmed direct to a man who stood it told us he'd be happy to get the russian jet. i'm very happy to be. exposed to the possibility to get. a russian rock scene because it's may as i was told by some of the prominent serbian doctors is one of those that we used to receive the same style and the same rules when i was thinking years old the idea of getting bucks ian was always counting on

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after the nazi german occupation of hungary in 1944, she skipped deportation to a death camp by assumingitz. her mother and brother escaped to sweden. she made her mark as an 0lympian, winning five gold medals in the 1952 helsinki games, and at the 1956 melbourne games, which were won after she turned 30 and was competing against gymnasts half her age. when the soviet tanks crushed the hungarian revolution in 1956, she stayed first in australia and then moved to israel, only returning to hungary in 2015. the queen of gymnastics! and now, to mark her centenary, there's a new book about her life, and the energetic spirit of hungary's most successful gymnast remains intact. translation: am i 100 years old? let's blow those candles out! jatinder dhillon, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. we are seeing a real mixture of weather around today. across parts of east anglia, fog lingered all day, with temperatures for some staying below freezing, sa nton downham, for example. temperatures about —1.5 celsius at best. sunshine did come out elsewhere ac

hungary's lashed out at the e.u. over what it sees as its tardy efforts of procuring a vaccine the country's broken ranks with brussels and job negotiations with russia china and israel it are all over explains the e.u. commission president is on the phone the line is struggling to keep the states in line when it comes to vaccines she's warned the nations not to try and do their own deals the only framework we are negotiating in is as $27.00 we do this together and nonmember state on this legal binding basis is allowed to negotiate in parallel or to have a contract and parallel the loudest voice on her brussels being in sole charge of banksy procurements is coming from hungary with prime minister viktor orban saying the current plan could lead to months more of a lock down if we only rely on the western vaccines the restrictions will have to be maintained for several more months if we can find a safe and proven vaccine elsewhere we can speed up the process mr obama said that hungry had received only 800000 doses of t

countries like hungary rejected any obligation to take in refugees. or johansson is the european commissioner for home affairs as the politician responsible for the new pact she calls for a measured approach. of course it's natural to be emotional because you talk about people 1st human beings and then many of them are in a crisis situation and of course it is good that you have emotions tell us people in a crisis but just sold the problem and to be able to find a political solution i think that we should try not to dramatize migration i think that's really part of the problem we have seen too many drama queens in this debate actually and i think that we should be a little bit more sober and pragmatic. and so the proposal is full of technicalities it calls for a maximum of 5 days screening at the new out of border during which security and identity checks out of the conducted in most cases this is to be followed by a fast asylum procedure within 12 weeks. member states unwilling to take in refugees are instead obligated to support the process of retur

and now, to mark her centenary, there's a new book about her life, and the energetic spirit of hungary's blow those candles out! jatinder dhillon, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello, there. saturday was a cold day for most of the uk, but the weather will be milder for many of us over the next few days. 0vernight tonight, we've got clouds and rain moving into scotland, that will tend to sink a little bit further southwards with time so turning damp for northern ireland and northern england. further southwards, we've got some fog patches that will reform, re—thicken across parts of east anglia in southern england, visibility down to 100 metres in places. and with a widespread frost, there's a risk of some icy stretches as we start off sunday. now, sunday is going to be a milder day for all of the uk, really, the mist and fog clearing to give bright skies in the south. further north, we've got cloud and rain, particularly so across western scotland with rain particularly persistent here. milder for many of us, temperatures around six or seven degrees celsius,

take a leader hungary with lincoln who has a family connection with hungary with his father was a former ambassador. run out of time here i want to thank my guests and i'll slow and in budapest i want to thank our viewers for watching us your r.v. see you next time we member. so we were. searching. for. those who just can stuff it up with if you care that oh. antarctica is a very international community. to try to. move this if it is the. need. for the pollution at the stroke of business for their new country. to go is everything. she do with. the. 5 they have and with effect ago they obviously cited lots of safety supplies. with my gave you that. sweet taste awful like absolutely awful 1st came coated then a 2nd wave is coming now the virus is mutating i'd walk 2 blocks away from the apartment and i would get confused as to colleague it's not. meanwhile patients who've recovered from cove it started to report some unusual aftereffects the symptoms were different but. my hearing has been ok i think it's one of those things where at like researches all over the world are trying to determi

and to the lincoln who has a family connection with hungary with his father was a former ambassador so i'm sorry george we've run out of time here i want to thank my guests in oslo and in budapest i want to thank our viewers for watching us your r.v. see you next time remember. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. nuclear power become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what w

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yes no there is no question that that will be part of the american general take a leader hungary with anti blink and who has a family connection with hungary with his father was a former ambassador so i'm sorry george we've run out of time here i want to thank my guests in oslo and in budapest i want to thank our viewers for watching us your r.v. see you next time remember. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics score this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. some rumors as soon as you. see memphis move you move. you. remember if you just come down for a vote if you feel that oh. i'm talking about is a very international community. media used to try to flee. just a bit as the slow slow slow you need to ease. the pollution of the world food used to cook from brazil so

but as i understand it, this has not hurried up the process for hungary, anyway.but as i understand it, they don't have supplies as of yet. we are all in the same business of wanting to make sure that the european commission does the job that we entrust in it, which is to do the contracts, get the product, and then we will distribute. and i'm satisfied this week that they are taking a sufficiently hard line, but that has to happen, and the fault here is not with the european commission. the fault here is with astrazeneca, this week. minister, let me now turn to the other great challenge facing ireland right now, and that is brexit. the economic reality of brexit after the transition period kicked in at the beginning of this year. is it proving more of a challenge than you feared it would be? we've known exactly what we'd be facing over the last number of years. it's pretty much on cue. not everybody has been ready, some of our traders maybe have underestimated the difficulties. the costs are very high. there are certainly some items that maybe we've not fully fore

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germany occupied hungary in 1944. she survived a holocaust, but many of her family, including her father, did not. she won her first olympic gold in helsinki in 1942 and four years later in melbourne. >> the gold medal not mean a lot to me. i just love gymnastics. what do people get out of winning gold? >> around her home are reminders of the past, photos of her beloved parents, recognition from the state of israel and from the hungarian prime minister. and the meaningless metals -- medals? those she keeps tucked away in a plastic bag. >> we did not do sport to win medals. we did it because we loved it. the reason gymnastics was so valuable was because i could see the world for free because if i had had to pay, i would never have seen it. >> while she gets ready for a walk, her son explains what it is like to have a mother with such amazing sporting credentials. >> it took me time to realize how exceptional her path and her life was, still is. she is much more famous in the last 10 years than in the earlier 40 years b

prejudice some pride in hungary on al-jazeera. in the conclusion of a 2 part series people in power and best to gates allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic babies the church realized that babies in iowa could be sold to america a scouting quite a nice and reveals shocking new evidence of how and where religious orders disposed of those who died thank you torn in a system like this one church and state are committed to keep the truth from coming else islands mother and baby scandal on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching around the sira are mine in our top stories the number of coronavirus cases in the united states has just passed 20000000 that's according to johns hopkins university which has been tracking the number of infections and deaths since the beginning of the pandemic are more than 346000 americans have died britain's departure from the e.u. single market and customs union has been fairly smooth so far there have been no major delays in the cross-channel movement of trucks and ferries to and fr

and now, to mark her centenary, there's a new book about her life, and the energetic spirit of hungary's most successful gymnast remains intact. translation: am i 100 years old? let's blow the candles out! now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. saturday was a cold day for most of the uk, but the weather will be milder for many of us over the next few days. overnight tonight, we've got clouds and rain moving into scotland, that will tend to sink a little bit further southwards with time so turning damp for northern ireland and northern england. further southwards, we've got some fog patches that will reform, re—thicken across parts of east anglia in southern england, visibility down to 100 metres in places. and with a widespread frost, there's a risk of some icy stretches as we start off sunday. now, sunday is going to be a milder day for all of the uk, really, the mist and fog clearing to give bright skies in the south. further north, we've got cloud and rain, particularly so across western scotland with rain particularly persistent here. milder for many

steven to hungary. there say crown traditionally associated with him and has a crooked -- the crown was off kilter because it was hit by a give it out to improve relations with hungry. that was carter's explanation. it roiled politics in cleveland for the better part of three years. a cleveland city councilwoman was leading the charge not to give the crown of saint steven back to the conference. and that was the talk over the years. now, what i'm going to try to agriculture today, there's another lens through which we can and probably should look at and i think it's one that is a little less used. the doctor referred to it enough times. but i'm going to try to go into a bit more detail on it here. he did set me up nicely. and i think in this light, we could judge it aratw5x remarkab success for everyone concerned and that is to gauge yalta's impact on the end of the war itself. on the strategy of the allies and on the actual course of military operations in the war's last months. the conference happened

norway, hungary, but their capitol was being defended by the dutch. they even managed to hold out for a solid week and inflict massive casualties on their soviet attackers and all of them died in the attempt to defend somebody else's capitol. if the question is -- sort of patent question -- if the american army went up against the russians in 1945, because this was a favorite past time of my generation going up. we should have listen to patton. that's what our fathers would say, very often, after a driveng or two. if that hypothetical war had ever been thought, soviets had real strength, far more divisions, far more manpower, a lot more mechanized on tank divisions, a lot more tanks in general. the western allies would have had air power of a sort that the soviets could not imagine in their wildest dreams. when it first came up against it in normandy, the most complete inability to move during the day, at least on the roads. you hunkered down, moved at night and that was slow and you never got to where you were going. both sides would have had advanta

countries like hungary rejected any obligation to take in refugees. or johansson is the european commissioner for home affairs as the politician responsible for the new pact she calls for a measured approach. of course it's natural to be emotional because you talk about people hurt human beings and then many of them are in a crisis situation and of course it is good that you have emotions towards people in a crisis but just solve the problem and to be able to find a political solution i think that we should try not to dramatize migration i think that's really part of the problem we have seen too many drama queens in this debate actually and i think that we should be a little bit more sober and pragmatic. and so the proposal is full of technicalities it calls for a maximum of 5 days screening at the e.u. out of border during which security and identity checks are to be conducted in most cases this is to be followed by a fast asylum procedure within 12 weeks. member states unwilling to take in refugees are instead obligated to support the process of ret

hear there's not enough for everyone well that's russia's sputnik is getting more traction abroad hungary has become the 1st e.u. member state to strike a supply deal for the russian mixing the hungry and foreign minister said the country will receive the 2000000 doses. there's a lot on your public diggy due to the slow delivery of the vaccine we were forced to find a new source in order to get foster livery of reliable vaccine so it is a great aunt and a great pleasure to inform me that we have concluded a treaty today under which russia will deliver a vaccine to hungary in 3 stages and. it comes a month out or neighboring serbia started taking deliveries of sputnik the 1st doses were administered in early january and belgrade is in talks to start domestic production in an interview with r t were none serbian film director and mere christer recess said he's ready to take the russian job. i'm very happy to be. exposed to the possibility to get. a russian rock scene because it's may as i was told by some of the prominent serbian doctors is one of those that we used to receive the same styl

of reliable vaccine we have concluded a treaty today under which russia will deliver a vaccine to hungary in 3 stages. the headlines have made a raft of huge challenges to the u.k. at the moment including the pandemic and post complications now the scottish national party's unfailing a road map to a referendum on independence. the sounds the smells of the french countryside gain legal protection no less from growing numbers of visitors and new arrivals. alone not a one of the morning here this 25th of january good morning from russia this is r.t. international with me kevin our 1st another week a lockdown protests sweeping across europe over the weekend thousands hitting the streets against titans of covert restrictions and violence broke out as well at times between protesters and the police. i. assume lives are law generally already isn't it as we go into the new year pete funeral of our europe correspondent p. the other worry here about vaccines and shortage of the most being done there the now eve states reacting well supply issues with vaccines are causing headaches for european unio

on the spot in the job a skating more traction abroad hungary's become the 1st steam a mistake to try to strike a supply deal for the vaccine the hunger in foreign minister said that the country will receive up to 2000000 doses. there's a lot on your poll book diggy due to the slow delivery of the vaccine and were forced to find a new source in order to get fast livery of reliable vaccine so it is a great honor and a great pleasure to inform you that we have concluded a treaty today under which russia will deliver a vaccine to hungary in 3 stages like when you shake it water when your wallet comes a month after neighboring serbia started to take deliveries of spinning hate the 1st doses were administered in early january belgrade now in talks to star domestic production in an interview renowned serbian film director students are told is that he'd be happy to get the russian job. i'm very happy to be. exposed to the possibility it's a good. russian rock scene because it's made as i was told by some of the prominent serbian doctors is one of those that we used to receive the same style

hungary has become the 1st e.u. member state to strike a supply deal with russia for sputnik v the country's foreign minister said that hungary will receive up to 2000000 doses of the job and serbia which is not an e.u. member state received its 1st batch of sputnik be in late december with vaccinations beginning and early january authorities say the shipment of sputnik has helped them diversify their vaccine pool. and we are now joined live by renowned serbian director story you're very welcome to the program you recently said that if you were to get vaccinated against kobe that you would choose sputnik v.y. is that. you know in this years of time. in fact we are facing. a kind of market took back sins which just don't suit the proof that some countries scooted with produce something that is the most important thing at the moment for the nation i'm very happy to be. exposed to the possibility to get. russian rock scene because it's made as i was told by some of the prominent serbian doctors is one of those that we

the fights that seem to be rolled out in hungary. of course in the european union because it has been approved by the e.u. medicines agency. well that is so then it will know who you talk of course the government be saying that we are getting in have a handle on it and your hands are almost 12000 people reportedly died deaths already because of the corona virus situation here on a population of 10000000 so slowly but surely people are wondering what a stick government really doing for us now i have to say that people are very suspicious about that that seems i've spoken 'd with several areas not all of them are really standing in line or rushing to stand in line to get that zenaida and there was also quite frankly concern about the russian at that scene and of course 'd the chinese faxing because ethan debt is being considered this evening. and that now when we when we consider. he's looking to russia and china to help. control you have to think the context to face it he has a long standing with brussels so how does a fit into the. y