many people coming to kosovo to - >> not as many as i would have liked.immy: how old were you >> i was 13. >> jimmy: you went to see wu-tang clan when you were 13? [ laughter ] your parents are awesome oh, my god [ laughter ] >> well, we -- basically, in kosovo, people only really listened to hip-hop, like it was so massive out there and the only artists that, i guess there was such a demand for were hip-hop artists going to the method man, redman show was kind of my first introduction to wu-tang and then when i went to my second show, which was 50 cent -- [ laughter ] i then - >> jimmy: wow. >> i read the book, watched the movie. >> jimmy: really >> learned all the words i went fully prepared. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> massive 50 cent fan >> jimmy: look at you now though, you're doing this cool thing and you're having a festival in kosovo >> yeah. >> jimmy: and bring -- making concerts, so that little girls can go to a concert and become dua lipa kind of, yeah. >> i mean, i would love that i would absolutely love that for me, it was, like i wished w

solutions business and he found a perfect candidate for the job in kosovo trying to get the appropriate documents he asked the labor department for help. they sent us to immigration and they told us to contact the german embassy. the back and forth went on for years in the end a visa was denied the reason there is no shortage of i.t. experts envisage state of north rhine-westphalia only in 3 other german states as opposed to elderly care for example where skilled labor is scarce all across germany as the government is trying to ensure enough skilled workers support the economy with labor secretary who betters higher is willing to let business take the lead. virtue of we have to talk to our businesses about what they can do how they want to recruit skilled labor and what way are and for which sectors of the economy and we will have to support them in finding the right people an issue beat us in a lesson or a product way that is and i love it was done because i'm so tolerant and all cards are good. cutting red tape is front and center at today's skilled labor summit in berlin where at thi

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we are stepping up our efforts in kosovo, afghanistan, elsewhere. we are in dialogue with nato on what else -- sorry, not kosovo. that's another part of the story. we're discussing with them how can we contribute, how can we help? hacker with the part of your effort? that's much appreciated. what we want to hear from nato is, guys, we are ready to let you here. we want you to be there. we can help you with the following reforms so that you and it is those famous nato standards. that's what we are doing. the support of the united states is absolutely essential as one of the most important countries of the alliance. >> thank you. i would agree, one of the challenges that has come up here is the transatlantic unity and the ability to do it in sort of this era which is really important or i want to ask you and then we will turn it to folks here about your 2020 priorities. you mentioned economics as critical to ukraine at a think that's true because the full potential of ukraine's economy has never been fully unleashed in a way that it should and i know

we're stepping up our efforts in kosovo, afghanistan, elsewhere. we're in a dialogue with nato on what else -- sorry not kosovo, that's not part of the story. we're discussing with them how can we contribute. how can we help? how can he we be part of your effort? that's much appreciated. what we want to hear from nato is guys, we are ready to let you here, we want you to be there, we can help you with the reforms so that you introduce those famous nato standards in your life. that's what we're doing. and the support of the united states is absolutely essential as one of the most important countries of the alliance. >> thank you. and i would agree. one were the challenges has come up too, is the transatlantic ability to do it and sort of this era in which i think is really important. i want to just ask you and then we'll turn at any time to folks here about your 2020 priorities. you mentioned economics as critical to ukraine and i think that's true because the full potential of ukraine's economy has never been fully unleashed in the way it should. i

what has happened in kosovo, what's happened in croatia and bosnia, everywhere in the balkans. period of time. there is a lot of feelings. there is a lot of victims from these wars here, with a lot of sensitivity. we need to take care about that. but others also need to take care, like european union and neighbours. for many younger citizens, like blaznen, being inside the eu is much more important than the country's name. this dispute has been going on for 30 years, pretty much your whole life. what was the impact of this? i think people, especially young people, were kind of getting bored with this topic, constantly being asked what the name issue is, how you will resolve this, what are the possibilities? i think we all feel quite european. we want to live with open borders and have movement of young people and learn from each other what the other culture is. the young in north macedonia have already shown an appetite for dissent, bombarding buildings with colour bombs to protest against corruption. but blaznen feels that with the eu decision, the young will vote with their f

as nato turns 70 french president ever madwoman kosovo solidarity and stands by his warning of brain death that the alliance president trump calls the remark nasty language that and other disputes out of the shadow of one of them something. and.

tricky russia spain romania and azerbaijan 4 of the host countries still haven't even recognized kosovo as an independent state because they had to display the flag and play the anthem it could cause serious political complications so. it doesn't sound as if it could really make a difference here. at least the mascot with his his head cut might please the masses but can it accomplish what can get america and boris johnson calm. let's look back at a case from the past the last world cup in 20. 4 while many feel. travelling to russia because of the unruly local hooligans. during the tournament all the families had a great time in russia everyone got along and the world celebrated a peaceful festival before. this time russia will host matches once more the same features. entanglements around the globe might be on people's minds before they think of football but the game brought people together in $28.00 c. and it can do in 2020. russia is only one of many stages to understand the full picture we need to know to whom the what and the way. these 12 cities will host at least 3 group stage mat

kosovo now there's cynical media. us all up with out about. vision and getting. it on what it. this you know i mean when you're not in a scene crying you know. sort of a moment tonight is. what i'm going to miss you know what i'm on what it took and i said i'm not going to attempt. this you know i mean you're my not raising going you are going to come when you cry i don't want to. me number one and unanimous. the show could go because i see fred yes it said. i shouldn't quote i've only said but i thought of going on with her day fun to. see it because as if to say i said. she. seems to doubly news live from berlin germany's chancellor remembers the victims of one of the worst crimes against humanity on the amount cold makes her 1st official visit to the auschwitz death camp passing beneath the famous slogan works said she freed the nazis murdered more than a 1000000 people at auschwitz most of them just.

meanwhile, in kosovo, he was seen abseiling down the walls of a children's hospital with batman, spider—manng sa ntas. but luckily, it looks like his love of extreme sport hasn't got in the way of deliveries. cheering. merry christmas! rebecca bailey, bbc news. i think the surfing santa gets my vote. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. after all the rain we have been having lately, today's weather felt like something of a christmas miracle. it was dry for pretty much all of us, many of us got to see sunshine. that was how it looked on the lincolnshire coast earlier on. but things are changing. behind me, this lump of cloud is boxing day's weather and we will see some rain returning from the west. before that happens, fog still potentially causing problems in the central, eastern and northern parts of england, southern scotland as well. certainly through the evening hours it could be quite dense. but it will lift after midnight because we will have more cloud rolling in from the west and that brings some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, west wales, so

meanwhile, in kosovo, he was seen abseiling down the walls of a children's hospital with batman, spider—man extreme sport hasn't got any way of deliveries. cheering. merry christmas! rebecca bailey, bbc news. he isjust showing off he is just showing off that he doesn't need his reindeer. which is a good job because they have been busy doing something else. four stranded deer who were rescued from a river in greater manchester have been named dancer, prancer, dasher and blitzen in homage to their sleigh—pulling cousins. daring dasher escaped and swam upstream, but the other three were reluctant to follow. they were all eventually saved by the rspca and fire service in a rescue that took four hours. nice to have a christmas story with a happy ending. let's see if there is happy with the news. good afternoon. merry christmas. this christmas day has not disappointed. the weather has given us disappointed. the weather has given us something of a gift. a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. feels like something of a christmas miracle after the rain recently. if you are thinking about t

operative word is "nationalism" so the hungarian white nationalists aren't going to get together with the kosovond thankfully so. but that ignorance of policy and idea, they rationalise it and it is just hatred of someone else and, until america starts to realise that they are cannibalising themselves and realise that there can't afford to be to americas, we will suffer a dysfunction of self—inflicted wounds until we come to that realisation. i raised the question of the impact of 0bama because i think i'm right in saying the turn—out among african—american voters fell between 2012 and 2016, in his first election and his re—election, by something like seven percentage points and i wonder if... because we make the mistake of taking those voters for granted... right. in the democratic primary debate, kamala harris mentioned it herself. black women in the recent election of a democratic senator in alabama, the move — i think stacey adams would have been governor, in georgia a red state, a black woman would've been in there, if it was not for voter suppression, and in florida also, we almost had a g

meanwhile, in kosovo, he was seen abseiling down the walls of a children's hospital with batman, spider—manrt hasn't got any way of deliveries. cheering. merry christmas! rebecca bailey, bbc news. don't be trying that at home. none of that abseiling or surfing. just keep its —— chilled. coming up, film critic mark kermode takes a look back at the big releases of the year in review 2019: the year in film. that's after the weather with ben rich. i won't be going anywhere over the top of the balcony. not on christmas day. it is a day for mince pies and turkey. if you have had too much of that, it is time to go out for a christmas stroll. the weather is in decent shape. not looking too bad at all. blue skies overhead. that is devon. a lot of cloud on the satellite picture. that is tomorrow. for the time being, clear skies overhead. as we close out the afternoon, looking find. a lot of sunshine. i cloud streaming into parts of northern ireland, wales and the south—west. sunshine hazy. temperatures around seven to eight degrees at the end of the day. one problem to bear in mind, if you are planni

turkey has given nato whether it be supporting the afghanistan operation whether it be supporting kosovo or bosnia and when you look at the turkish military nato 2nd largest army you see a army with a very high operational capacity and a heavy experience when it comes to hot conflicts. geopolitically turkey's the long arm of nato that extends deep into these hot conflict zones and gives need to a border where it can operate militarily in these areas very very comfortably but what is turkey gotten out of it we're seeing that turkey has been isolated right now especially in syria when it has a serious national security threat most namely the presence of the syrian arm of the u.s. designated e.u. designated terror organization the p k k i'm talking about the.

meanwhile, in kosovo, he was seen abseiling down the walls of a children's hospital with batman, spider—mant looks like his love of extreme sport hasn't got any way of deliveries. cheering. merry christmas! rebecca bailey, bbc news. it's the bookies' favourite to be the most watched programme this christmas — gavin and stacey is back on our screens with a one—off special tonight. james corden has been telling our entertainment correspondent colin paterson why they decided to bring it back. are you asking me to step in? what? are you asking me to... # step into christmas! # we can watch the snow fall forever and ever... james corden, i never thought this would happen. back on the set of gavin and stacey, what made you decide to do it again? it was more of a sense of i think — ruth and i thinking, why don't we just explore it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there, it would be interesting to see where they are. we didn't tell the bbc, we didn't tell any agents or anything, we just did what we did the first time around, really, which was sit in a room and talk about it and se

turkey has given nato whether it be supporting the afghanistan operation whether it be supporting kosovo or bosnia and when you look at the turkish military nato 2nd largest army you see a army with a very high operational capacity and a heavy experience when it comes to hot conflicts. geopolitically turkey is the long arm of nato that extends deep into these hot conflict zones and gives need to a border where it can operate militarily in these areas very very comfortably but what does turkey gotten out of it we're seeing that turkey has been isolated right now especially in syria when it has a serious national security threat most namely the presence of the syrian army of the u.s. designated designated terror organization the p k k i'm talking about the why p.g. there syrian army turkey has repeatedly make calls to nato to recognize this group as a terror organization they've made calls for support they've also asked for support regarding a safe zone in northeast syria and turkey has been left all by itself on this matter and frankly the turks and the administration feel very very betra

turkey has given nato whether it be supporting the afghanistan operation whether it be supporting kosovo or bosnia and when you look at the turkish military nato 2nd largest army you see a army with a very high operational capacity and a heavy experience when it comes to hot conflicts geopolitically turkey is the long arm of nato that extends deep into these hot conflict zones and gives need to a border where it can operate militarily in these areas very very comfortable.

kosovo now there's syndic amiya. us all up with out about iowa. vision of getting. it on when it. this you know i mean when you're not in the scene going you know. sort of a moment out. what empathy is going to be sort of what i'm what it took and i said i'm not going to turn on. this you know i mean when you're minorities ingrown you are going to get when you go i don't want to. i mean i'm going to end unanimous. the show could go because i see it yes it's a. pressure on. you know not only safe but i thought of going on with the name fun to. see it because as if to say i said. this is d. w. indows live from berlin u.k. conservatives are poised for a massive majority in parliament the 1st exit poll after thursday's general election signals they could have an 86 seat advantage that is of course fantastic news for prime minister of course johnson and his pledge to get it done it is also a crushing defeat for the labor party and germany corben will have full analysis also coming up europe tells the u.s. to find its own business over a controversial pipeline that will carry russian ga