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montenegro because a lot of damn come to montenegro these days on their part to the european union when his name is ruled we will know much more about. the motives of this attack really strange for this country i have to say that montenegro recently become a twenty nine member country of the nato alliance people here are talking could be that may be some kind of motive but we will surely know much more in the next hours to come melissa martin novick thank you very much indeed. the nigerian police say that dozens of schoolgirls are feared missing following an attack by boko haram on a village in your base state that's in the north of the country there are conflicting reports about the situation some say the girls have been found after fleeing the attack others that they were rescued by the military and some ripples say they've even been released by the group now of course you'll remember that in twenty fourteen book around the ducted more than two hundred seventy girls from the town of chip uk armitage race has more from my degree in northeastern nigeria. well there are differing accounts as to exactly what happened at the government girl's school in new york state our initial reports say the fight is went into town start

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montenegro as being the regional frontrunners. will probably open membership talks quite soon. your highness handy enlargement commissioner is going to travel to belgrade in the coming days so only serbia montenegro which i think sense the wrong signal to the region which is that unless you're one of the frontrunners you you will be bait to wait and that's very discouraging for costs of war and for abbas and herzegovina in particular which are both have their own problems to deal with toby we already mentioned that the e.u. also has its own problems to deal with you're talking about resentment over the migration crisis brags that and not least a rise of populism an anti european movement why is the e.u. thinking about getting bigger at a time when it's struggling to stay together. well to some extent enlargement really is the only policy that the european union has towards the western balkans it feels it needs a policy because this is a region that's surrounded by e.u. member states it's a region that poses its very particular challenges to the e.u. as well as internally security challenges political challenges challenges of democracy rule of law organized crime and so on and so forth you mention a few of them. so i think to some extent this whole process is is all autopilot on bureaucratic call to pilot and unfortunately the strategy that was presented here or is transport rather today does actually quite little to address these issues or to also grapple with the issue of skepticism in the current member states about the large mint so is it really about stabilizing this region or is it about warding off the influence of other countries namely china and russia in this region. i believe the influence of russia and china is a little bit over a sometimes overhyped in the sense that yes russia in a sense has all the has all the soft power if you will it's very attractive to some of these countries especially serbia and montenegro and the bosnian serbs. but then at the end of the day russia has very little to offer while china is primarily interested in sort of large scale infrastructure projects so there's a there's a sense of heightens geo political competition in the region as a sense of that in brussels and that's one of the reasons why the balkans are now top of the agenda and all of a sudden after you know ten fifteen years of relative neglect but diable cautioned against against hyping these they see influence from from outside europe all right toby vogel a senior associate at the democrat is the ancient policy council in brussels thank you for sharing your analysis with us today thank you very much. now today marks the one hundredth anniversary since the death of the austrian artist clint he has remained hugely popular over the last one hundred years and there are a number of exhibitions currently in vienna celebrating this heyday of art nouveau in austria and we have our culture editor robin merrill wi

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