these with russia, with great britain, was opposed by the triple alliance of germany, austria hungary, under delay from a divided between germany, austria hungry, russia. the many poles considered russia to be one of their own. as much as balance policy created a unique situation in which foolish wrench were in no way infringed the public to believe his money. possibly extolling this person from a pressure in english, less than 2 minutes. his computer doors to report any document what your thoughts are. if you need any option, just give problem books of daniel disco be dropped to use this not cumulative as modest one yet. now for doing that, it is pretty lenient on so, so there's no change in force coming to anyone's tool policies. cuz what else i pulled up last year was cut off number the new boys getting it in the near future. so i mean, if we try to vote here, but it's the shortest. owen's population was growing tax as well as an am central. russia and mall funds were allocated to education that most of the schools told in the pony language. course, different name care is a color a

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i'm nick thorpe on the romania— hungary border, on the day romanians and bulgarians finally get fullembership in the eu, in the schengen zone. syria's new authorities say their notorious prisons where thousands were tortured and killed will be shut down. these are the live pictures from seoul where the south korean president promises to fight to the end, defending his short lived imposition of martial law last week. over 1500 firefighters continue to battle a wildfire in california spreading through the coastal town of malibu. i'm geeta guru—murthy in london. in the last hour the european union has made a decision on romania and bulgaria. they have been confirmed as full members of europe's schengen travel zone. the countries partly joined schengen in march, after an agreement with austria, which had initially opposed theirjoining on the grounds they needed to do more to prevent illegal immigration. the deal has been years in the making. romania and bulgaria joined the european union in 2007 and have been trying to enter schengen for more than 10 years. their full entry to the zone w

our correspondent, nick thorpe, is on the border between hungary and romania for us.ery busy. people wait for hours, especially in the summer months. but even today, in december, there's been a long people waiting. sometimes the trucks sounding their horns in impatience. that doesn't seem to make any impact, of course. so it's a huge physical... people will save hours of their lives waiting at these borders, but also psychologically, for romania and bulgaria, it means they finally feel they're full members of the eu. they've finally been welcomed into the club, even though theyjoined in 2007. and what did they have to do to unblock the vetoes? yeah. this was this has been a long negotiation. and they felt often that austria and the netherlands in particular were being unfair. the argument from austria was that last year 70,000 people entered austria illegally, having crossed countries like bulgaria, romania and hungary on the way. what's happened this year is that those numbers are down to only 4000 from the same period. so basically romania and bulgaria have been say

this is building a 2nd factor in hungary why bmw is constructing. it's new factory and hungry. why are the biggest electric bothering manufacturers are constructing their factories in hungary might make sense to think about why i'm sold on hungry. i'm using congress timing now to another big story that we, i think i really would like to touch upon quite divided one to the events that are unfolding in georgia in tbilisi. uh, 4 nights for 5 nights of terrible protests. what's the view or from budapest on the very simple, very simple um, if it had to be in the opposition to win that election, that would be no protests. that would be no external pressure. and everybody, everybody would praise the fund bostic shape of the georgia in democracy. but this not brussels is not, washington is not there. lean is not very useful besides, but the georgia and the 200 people made a very clear decision. high turn out more than 50 percent support to the ruling party period. that shouldn't be respected. and my problem is that this is very general in your, in the case. it is not the liberals to wi

and his family moved budapest, hungary an important jewish center in, europe. two years later, in 1938, the hungarian government yielded to the pressure of their nazi ally and all able bodied men were compelled perform forced labor when the did to occupy hungary in the spring of 1944. many it was only seven years old, and all the -- over the age of six were required to wear the yellow star of david badge on their clothes. and shortly after the mass deportation of -- began began in manny's area, most of them went to auschwitz, birkenau, the killing center, the mendel family were among the group of -- that adolph eichmann. some of this is a little difficult. me, the chief organizer of the holocaust, offered to trade two to the allies for material when the negotiations broke down, they were diverted to bergen-belsen camp, the notorious camp where anne frank died. fortunately, andy was allowed to stay with his mother family or his mother sister and uncle. they escaped into switzerland as the war near its end. and in 1945, manny, his family, immigrated to palestine,

i think, of course, the irony now is that hungary is hungary is now sort of moving back into russia'sit, a russia that is sort of bringing back elements of what viktor orban called that hopeless time. >> i mean, he was a liberal, wasn't he? he became, you know, he wasn't as liberal as he could have been. and he, you know, he became, you know, he became more centrist, really, during his presidency. but it's interesting to hear people that are regarded as right wing orban and also trump singing his praises because he doesn't represent their type of politics at all. >> yeah, but i think he did sort of have those sort of universal values, right, of those human rights and peace. and all of that has come to the fore in his post-presidency years as well. when i think things like habitat for humanity and, and the various peace initiatives, election monitoring was another big part of what the carter center has done are uncontroversial in the eyes of many and obviously led to to that 2002 nobel peace prize. but i think, look, looking back, obviously, we are at a point where some of the initiati

i'd say is, hungary is simply standing up for its national interest. well, gemini has done the complete opposite. a typical one is waking up to the reality that germany has completely destroyed is economy 2 years, all economic shrinkage, wealth, destruction, and quality back in the back ending in germany with the houses that are built, he's going bankrupt. very old companies billing thing for develop treat. stever is all supplies from russia on us and brussels request. the main reason for this, so and more and more people are saying, well, this is not really sensible. this doesn't make sense because everyone else, but also stuff. but when you crush that, you have an economy just to make a political point. and so think hungry as the timing on the side is a good moment disabled hang on. and it's unnecessary hardship for no good reason. i see the shows that it keeps pushing this and that will be a way for hungry to continue to receive these supplies because there's just rational to do so. and the counter argue is all finally political and actually irratio

bloomberg understands hungary up is because foreign minister has told eu leaders to hold up on extending sanctions to russia until donald trump returns to the white house. good morning, happy friday. risk off across these equity markets once again. no relief at the end of play across u.s. markets. the good news is bad news in terms of the data story that judy print -- gdp print coming in. inflation edging higher. pce gauge later today, the last major data drop when it comes to the u.s. in terms of understanding how inflation is evolving, inconsequential given that the fed has shifted his focus obviously from the lens on the labor market to the lens back on inflation. european futures pointing to further losses of .8 of 1% after dropping 1.5% yesterday. ftse 100 futures pointing at lower 5.1 of 1%. we have the split at the boe. they held, but maybe markets need to readjust their views on how far the boe goes on rate cuts. s&p futures pointing lower by .3 of 1%. as i futures looking for a rough wide -- ride. some investors will be on the debt ceiling debate and debacle that continues to un

my dad or side one shockey on has that in hungary. there are many situations that greatly restrict our lives left the bad attack our morals and our values on that. as tell them, you're not correct if, because there came a point where i wanted to do something about this. we didn't want to do too much of design. let me ask you said ethnic, i me, i want to stand up for tolerance and openness and ensure that we do not label others. so you guys do make america. the products are available online world wide, but many regular customers live right here in the area. like she's sending a t shirt with the rainbow designed to her sister who has recently become a mother. it's her way of taking a stand and calling for a more tolerant co existence. the semester, i bought a t shirt from my sister, but i'm sure she'll like it, and it's important for us to sensitize people for us with us. think i need to put them back. i mean k shocking. this also affects the women who embroider these garments. it here in tart and this entire region. we can't receive an

the part is a village in northern hungary close to the slovakian border. for generations, the women of the region have embroidered the motto, patterns known primarily for their colorful rose motifs done in the satin stitch technique. it was listed as an unesco, intangible cultural heritage and 2012 motto design. permission is not only to keep this traditional live but also to support the local women the reference to the theme. i can embroider at home too, but when we get together, it's a lot more fun. we talk, we share our skills, and we even solve everyday problems. while we're in bro, during like right. well, i can make lot of it brings to be such joy whenever i see our garments and how beautiful they are to make a really, i mean, i'm happy that all this is soon and tired of a nimble danish. the dougherty decays. gina, do you have neighbors? i wouldn't where it is kind of traditional clothing to school, but i would wear a t shirt. then everybody can see our culture and designs. you can wear these pieces every day, like our grandmother is more traditional

one could look at viktor 0rban in hungary, one could look at the polish government, one could look at in a whole host of european countries. you don't appear to be winning the argument. no, it's one of the reasons i wrote the book, of course. that's why we write books, is to try and win arguments. but i think the tide of history is going to change things. and the discussions we're having today and the strongly anti—immigrant rhetoric is going to give way to a different discussion. that's because, if you look at the demographics and the decline of the number of people in the workforce, the increase in elderly people, and the needs of our economy, they are so dramatically in favour of having more migration. it's also the case that politicians are very good on rhetoric, but look what they actually do and one can get less depressed. you know, this government that we've just seen being voted out in the uk promised brexit on the basis it would bring very low immigration, but what we've seen is record immigration numbers instead. so i think politicians are very good at rhetoric, including do

so essentially what the zalinski is doing, he is polishing hungary and he's polishing slovakia. so given that, given the offer that the ukraine is essentially the burdening the, the citizens of us slovakia, then naturally, robot fits. so is thinking in terms of, well, then the ego, he's, he's going to take reciprocal actions against the ukraine. now, russia's federal security service says that he has successfully prevented the series of terror attacks planned by you. crane in russia, now that pockets of planned attacks were a high ranking russian officer and a war blogger. the effort was to be detained. the russian citizen picked up on the mean provides explosive, devised from a hidden stash at the suspect admitted that he was conducted by you cream and special services. we proposed the targets at news just reaching us says that the russian foreign intelligence service says that the us and produce special services up having a tax on the russian military bases in syria and the tax will be carried out by isis forces. now the already received the type you avi's for the plan to atta

and even as a wednesday made his case, hungary as prime minister victor oregon, known for criticizing ukraine and cruising up to russia, was busy promoting his own blonde for a christmas cease fire. one which keeps says he has no mandate to make just left thousands of young guy side at christmas time. change the numbers on the new foreign policy chief made her view clear any at 1st for negotiations too soon will actually be about the full for ukraine. the only other actors in the world are carefully watching how, how we acts in this case. and therefore, we really need to be uh, strong and face with questions on which concessions ukraine might talk to making the future. germany stop to it's tried and tested lines and stuff obviously. so self comfortable, not give off stuff i think is completely inappropriate. the some and discussing what should follow is it's a full step. we're not thinking about what will happen soon. and i continued support for ukraine is important here, a clear course that there's no escalation of who does not develop into a will between russia and they turn this to

not talks with hungary. lida, off the key of denies receiving a christmas c spy officer from victor open that we don't have space is also being projected the hello and welcome. this is the weekly on, on the international with the latest news updates along with a round up of the stories of shapes. the week is good to happy with us is a top story. this, our story is a software in the future hangs in the balance of the terrorist groups took control of the mass goes one week again in various minutes in groups now controlled the countries fractured territory. so let's take a closer look not with the different functions of buying for power. now the yellow areas in the north are held by the us bank to s d f, which is linked to a code dish. insurgency group in the east, not as rival turkish bonds, but since they've taken over the city of mountain beach at the top here, all of the green is controlled by hyatt to roush. i'm o h, the terrorist group, one in syria's south west as well as low as a ground operation. moving further in on the contest. it goes on highs also in neighboring georgia and was

stacy, what was he doing in hungary? i mean, what do you think of all this well, he went over there to prague and hungry people to, um, different churches um, he was all about, you know, god. >> so he went to learn about different things over there, you know sure. and at first, i didn't like it, but, you know, he's 29. you can't make him stay home, you know. >> was he kind of trying to find himself that kind of a thing? is that what this was like? a pilgrimage of sorts. >> they wanted to do some research because he wanted to write a book on old churches. >> interesting. and i guess you're supposed to speak with the fbi at some point and get a briefing from them, and hopefully they'll fill you in on what's going on. is that right? >> i hope so. yeah. >> i mean, it just sounds like such a strange situation to go from being in hungary and then vanishing and then somehow showing up in syria. stacy, what did you think when you saw these pictures on the news? and there's your son in syria talking to the press. i just can't ima

i'm angry about that one because we shot it in hungary.hter ] i love the idea they were looking at it going these dicks, they have no idea. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good. i think that's what i like to do too when people call me out for a mistake, i like put it on my crew. [ laughter ] congrats on the show. i'll see you at the golden globes man. it's always a delight. [ cheers and applause ] that's eddie redmayne. the double episode season finale of "the day of the jackal" premieres december 12th on peacock. we will be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you know all about perseverance. you believed in your team... even when it hurt. you met the challenge... piece by piece. you didn't quit then... don't start now. if you've had hormonal and chemotherapy, ask your doctor about pluvicto. a different type of treatment for psma-positive metastatic prostate cancer that targets psma-positive cancer cells, so you can be you... for longer. and that's no small victory. pluvicto involves contact with radioactivity, which

of the expired. ukrainian leadership to move towards peace has been manifested in the rejection of hungary proposal to establish a christmas cease fire and prisoner exchange. so it's going to be put on the same day we handed over our list for exchange. so lensky and his boyish manner is categorically rejected this initiative, which once again, refusing to take back more than $600.00 ukrainian service men who have been in russia for over a year. as we all had a great opportunity to see the main attempts of the former comedian lately, have been doing great, create himself with the republican team that won the elections in the united states . but he is trying to shift the focus from the bads placed by the sea of authorities on the democrats use google, as just as a lensky and his associates tirelessly travel around the united states and its main satellites. with an outstretched hand, people trying to get insurance is that the new administration will not abandon them to the web and use that. i don't know, trump has officially invited a number of wellesley to say as a no gratian in january. but

he had originally been thought to be missing in hungary, so it may come as a shock to many that he was even in syria at all. u.s. officials have said that they are aware of his case and are providing support as needed. jim. >> yeah, and salma, we're just hearing in the last couple of seconds that tony blinken, the secretary of state here in the u.s., has said that the u.s. is working to bring him home as we speak. and it's sort of a complicated tale, is it not? i mean, hungarian police had reported travis missing in june. can you piece that together for us? >> it seems very unclear what happened. as you can hear there, he describes himself as a pilgrim. he says he was on a religious journey, that he made his way to lebanon. so there's still a lot of holes in the story, a lot of details that we have yet to confirm. now, we did see in one of the social videos that emerged of him. and you can also see in that nbc clip that he seems to be in relatively good health and spirit. so now the next step will be, as you said, bringing him home. he's not the only one. there have been thousands of p

villagers in hungary have made their own community out of gingerbread.sses and churches. there's even a working train. you're all caught up now. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. wales hold on to make history as they seal their spot at next year's women's euros. ruud's up and running. the new leicester boss begins his reign at the king power with a win over west ham. and tiger woods says the "fire still burns" to compete but he remains sidelined by injury heading into 2025. hello there and welcome along to the programme. the start of an action—packed week in the premier league to come. but first, to the history—making exploits of wales, who've qualified for a major women's football tournament for the first time. they managed to come through a nervy contest against the republic of ireland, in dublin, winning the match 2—1, but it was so close towards the end. the victory sending them through to next year's women's european championship in switzerland. jo currie was there, on a night that will go down in welsh history.

it goes on today in turkey and hungary, other countries.ample of it. >> mondaire, i want to play sound for you. president-elect donald trump on "meet the press," december 8th. listen to what he had to say and i'll explain why i'm bringing this up. watch this y'all. >> groceries, simple word, groceries, like almost -- who uses the word. i started using the word, the groceries, when you buy apples, bacon, eggs, they would double and triple the price over a short period of time. and i won an election based on that. we're going to bring those prices way down. >> i bring this up because in his interview with "time" magazine in which he was named "time's" person of the year, he says i quote, it's hard to bring things down once they're up, you know, it's very hard. this is what he's talking about in terms of grocery prices. go on. >> the economy more than any other issue was the determinant in the past election. and the fact is, while the rate of inflation is close to where it was before the pandemic at this point, there is corporate greed. we kno

our correspondent nick thorpe is in nadlac, on the romania—hungary border.at this means for people crossing that border. first and foremost, the passenger car traffic will be an enormous change for them. they will basically be able to drive straight through the border crossing that you can see on my right shoulder without even showing their passport. indeed, all the way from the turkish border, the bulgaria— turkey border, they can drive all the way across europe to spain, norway, the english channel. it is a huge change for the people of romania and bulgaria and also other tourists and people travelling through europe coming through these borders on the way to greece, turkey or wherever. a big day for these two countries. the rumanians and bulgarians said that austria was exaggerating and that people have always got through one way or another and border controls don't make a great deal of difference. a beefing up of a boy like this does not make so much difference when you are fighting criminal gangs, smuggling people. but what the remaining ten bulgarians

take a country like hungary or serbia. these are technically democracies. there are elections, but it's virtually impossible for the political opposition to win because the press is either owned by the regime or when it's not owned by the regime is intimidated into submission. it is hard to recruit people to join your political opposition group because they will be targeted and harassed, often at the regime. there are elections but the political opposition very rarely ever wins in the it could be where the u.s. ends up. if the press stops telling the real story so there's no accountability for trump and justin of political harassment and law-enforcement harassment of democrats as trump is suggesting or pollsters who are disseminating results that are good for democrats, all of a sudden you could see something that looks more like hungary or serbia in the united states. >> there are so many things i want to ask but you are one of the most awful people on addressing gun violence. we saw a couple of shootings today. one that got a lot of attention, for good re

take up country like hungary or a country like serbia. are democracies, there are elections but it is virtually impossible for the political opposition to win because the press is either owned by the regime or when the press is not owned by the regime it is intimidated to the oppression. and they will be harassed by the regime. so there are elections but the political opposition very rarely ever wins that could be where the united states ends up if all of a sudden the press starts telling the real story. so there's no accountability for donald trump and there are just enough political harassment and law enforcement harassment of democrats as trump is suggesting or pollsters who are seminating results that are good for democrats you all of a sudden can see something that looks a little bit more like hungary or serbia here in the united states. >> you are one of the most thoughtful people on addressing gun violence. we saw saw actually a couple of shootings. today in wisconsin at a school. and yesterday was the anniversary of sandy hook whi

. >> another world leader came by today, victor or von of hungary -- hungary posting photos with elonwith the next national security manager as well. trying to get more mileage out of that infamous dinner he had with justin trudeau where he joked in private that if canada's economy can't survive without ripping off the u.s. to the tune of $100 billion which is every year in canada, here is the new post from a trump. it was a pleasure to have dinner the other night with governor justin trudeau of the great state of canada, he of course is not a governor and canada is not a state. >> martha: to give her the clarification. [laughter] peter, thank you. the nominee for ambassador to israel, mike huckabee, great to see you. we look forward to your work as the ambassador to israel. the position that you are well suited for. i want to ask you about the biden team and we just saw the quote from john kirby basically saying that they are coordinating things with the trump team which they should be at this point but here is a quote from "the wall street journal". after 11 months of hezbollah atta

toward the free world and soon the free world includes a united germany, the czech republic, slovakia, hungary, et cetera because people did, in fact, desire that freedom and those nations quickly applied for membership in the european union and as quickly as they could also nato because they wanted to protect that freedom. it turns out reagan was totally right on those things. as is almost always true with reagan it was most eloquent, but the ideology was the most important. i now want to talk about some conclusions that can be drawn, and i want to begin with the stereotype of reagan as a grade b movie actor as old hop-a-log. remember that line i talked about today on the nato line and you can see it there. this is the draft written by tony dolan. the handwritten line there, that's ronald reagan's hand writing on it. he's the one that inserted that line and then if you go to the next page, well, the technology there, that's the page. since the exodus from egypt, that's all written by reagan. i've traced in my book reagan at westminster with my -- written with my dear friend john jones, i've t

revolutions, nearly 70 years ago there was a revolution in a small country in eastern europe called hungary where the people stood up against the brutal communist regime, bravely stood up. and the soviet union sent in tanks and crushed it. many hungarians, tens of thousands, left the country in search of freedom. including my parents. so i had the great privilege while the rest of my family was trapped behind the iron curtain, is being born and raised in the u.k., where freedom flourished. but now when we moved here in 2012 with my family, i feel like my journey towards freedom was finally complete, the home of freedom, here in america and i just have a little picture i would like to show you, if we could put up this photo of the proudest day, one of the proudest days of my life. can you see that? that is the day i became an american. [applause] but do you notice something about the photo? the bloody mask. the mask. and so that photo is a permanent reminder that we must permanently fight for freedom and there's another thing i want to tell you about that, i was right there in that fight som

and there's been opposition, particularly from hungarian, from hungary against giving those long term assurances. so we're in a bit of a muddle at the moment on that. europe is pressing ahead. it's unclear what the us will do. yes, very complicated. and so when mcdonald opened its first restaurant in moscow in late soviet period, this was seen as a real sign that this is a beginning. and it was the soviet union then under gorbachev. but was moving closer to the west and and it was seen as a positive development, certainly in the west. and then, of course, following mcdonald's. but after the soviet union collapsed, the large number of western companies, closed companies, whatever, open branches in in russia, it came as well. obviously, the swedish manufacturer now, you go into great and very interesting detail in your book about it's taken now for mcdonald's has had to leave. it's no longer mcdonald's is it stores for its restaurants but taken over they have a different name now and the same is true for a large number of western firms, but not all of them. so you talk a little bit abou

well, they didn't know, of course, as they were being plonked on trains and sent to hungary.next question is to the very back to your right, anthony anthony. thank you, anthony. the question have is quality versus quantity. you know, if i think in some ways nato's also gotten that bug a little bit can. you talk a little bit about why that why doubling down that. and then the other thing brings to mind is certainly the the tiger twos needed on the vistula, you know, rather than the forest. yeah. yeah. i mean he's he's reliance on technology was wasn't all part of this desperate scramble to find a solution i think he just felt if he could find the right combination of high tech weapons that would somehow turn the tide in his favor. but the problem is, as i said earlier, most of it was a german engineering par excellence, overengineered so they couldn't build it quick enough. i and also what they tended to do was design equipment rather than being good all round as they would design it to do a thing. so in the instance of the v weapons well they were they were basically going to

then he said, welcome to hungary, folks.ust want to play what steve bannon has said, again, using the sort of hungary analogy. this is what he said. he's back to his old sparring with the mainstream media. >> they never in a million years thought we'd be back in power. and they need to learn what populist nationalist power is on the receiving end. i mean investigations, trials and then incarceration. and i'm just talking about the media. >> look, we've discussed what their aim is, but this stuff has happened in other european countries. and i'm going to quote in europe, one of the key priorities of neo authoritarian governments is to restrict press freedom, particularly targeting public and alternative media. this trend began in eastern european countries and has gradually spread westward on the international stage. trump is a central figure in this movement, serving as both a model and an inspiration. so that's a fact. we we see it. we're seeing it. what can we do? what can the public media and mainstream media do about thi

the role of islam is pointing the rebels instead the landscape not talks with hungary is lita off the key of did not use receiving a press to a c supply officer from vix the open. that budapest days ago.

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