to ws of xander from naaman is on the island of lesbos near the site about moria refugee camp i was on what is the situation there now. while the situation hasn't changed much i have to say people thousands of them are still stranded here just look around among them many families to kids are crying vanished spend a 3rd night here on the roadside many of them seem to be traumatized tired irritated i spoke with a pregnant woman who told me that she is about to have for a baby any time now and of course she's terrified that that could happen here on the street i also spoke to her mother her child it's just it's we weeks old and she's sleeping and attend that was given to her by an ngo so you see the situation is just unbearable for those families stranded still stranded here many of them told me that they don't understand why it's taking so long to resettle done they told me we are here in the european union the all the start that the you work peon union shows solidarity it is a rich region and we just don't understand what it's taking so long what are local authorities doing there to try

s brussels bureau chief xandra fall naaman caught up with sort of on the line and asked her about the blocks priorities for the near future. well there are 2 things 1st of all this coronal world of uncertainty and fragility we don't want to stay in we want to move on. and we have a plan we have the concept and we have the investment next generation a new 750000000000 and therefore it's now that has to lead the way that has to show the direction we want to move on to a society that is more resilient an economy that is more sustainable therefore the european green deal and that is more modern therefore the digital decade decade for the european union still there are many issues and member states don't agree on like migration for example have he received any signals that after what happened at moria member states are more willing to change the course the good news is that next week we go on a commission is going to put forward a migration pact and this is a holistic concept to manage migration and i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so that we can really move fo

correspondent alex underfund naaman is on less bows and has been speaking with some of mario's former residents. 3 days still being stuck here on 3 nights still sleeping on the roadside people are getting more and more impatient and angry they started protesting today marching back and forth chanting freedom freedom and point fronting the riot police they told us more yelled more tell they go once to be moved to a knob or camp on the island they told us we want to leave nice cannot take care of . many of them wants to go to france belgium or germany one of them told me you are chancellor germany's angela merkel said we can do it why germany. and they're reporting for us from the greek island. let's have a look now at some other stories making news around the world. a mining accident in the east of the democratic republic of congo has killed over 50 people according to a local mining and the gold mine collapse following heavy rains accidents are common in the unregulated mines with dozens of deaths every year. protesters in chile clashed with the police on the 47th anniversary of the c

to zimbabwe's government sees only 3 percent of those who would receive lent like naaman today and will be affected by the new announcement. our correspondents privileged machinery who sent us of reports joins me now from harare zimbabwe privileged why exactly are black farmers like norman worried about losing their lands to white farmers is that the government's position. why aren't you stemming from the fact that these farmers or couponing and or farmers that we're initially. international by letter are agreements so according to the zimbabwe constitution it says that these land was not supposed to be disturbed and other law it's also sees that define as that may have lost their land during the land reform program they are supposed to be compensated through either money terry or have their land returned back so these farmers like you terry because the after hearing that probably they may lose this land that they had occupied since 200-2000 back to their original or not as who are protected under the international bilateral agreements that zimbabwe has with other countries you'll be te

that report from the devil is alexander fung naaman and she joins me now from lesbos alexandra what's happening where you are now. we are right now in front of the new temporary camp that has been built by the greek military and has opened today maybe you can still see behind me people checking in and we saw a lot of families who are trying to get into this camp saying that it's not safe for them to sleep on the roadside this that's why they decided to to to accept the all . for of the oath or a tease and to try to get a tenant or a sleeping place in this new camp that has the has about 20023000 bats and we also was told we were told by the greek officials that everyone entering this camp is going to be tested for the corona virus however the official didn't tell us how long that people even if they are negative have to stay within this camp we were only told today that it's depends how many people are checking in so that could be that people needs to state stay in the can and in the camp and are not allowed to leave for a couple of days maybe for 2 weeks and that's of course is very

or shortly after her speech to brussels bureau chief alexandra for naaman caught up with a found alive and asked her about the blocks priorities for the near future. well there are 2 things 1st of all this coronal world of uncertainty and fragility we don't want to stay in we want to move on. and we have a plan we have the concept and we have the investment next generation use 750000000000 and therefore it's now that has to lead the way that has to show the direction we want to move on to a society that is more resilient an economy that is more sustainable therefore the european green deal and that is more modern therefore the digital decade decade for the european union still there are many issues and member states don't agree on like migration for example have he received any signals that after what happened at moria member states are more willing to change the course the good news is that next week we go on the commission is going to put forward a migration pact and this is a holistic concept to manage migration and i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so th

s of xander from naaman on the greek island of lesbos. to talk more about situational lesbos and the e.u. migration challenge in general i'm joined by. your hans and in brussels she is the european union's commissioner for home affairs thank you very much for taking time to talk with us this morning 1st of all conditions at the morea camp on less pows were deplorable and have been for years why has europe tolerated that situation there for so long. with contango right that we're not to call face and the last days and. last year we started with this and we have been able to take out more than hoff's of the band migrants in these overcrowded camps so in moria for example hafiz year ago there were 25000 migrants now with it was 12000 there's still too many and still an acceptable living condition but i'm really happy that we already managed to get out so many people and also especially the most vulnerable bombs but of course and this is not a sustainable solution for migration in europe so progress has been made but you know that the morea c

contraflow naaman last boss while this issue has been debated in the bundestag germany's polman today they'd only correspondent in my shots can tell us more welcome emmanuelle we have the interior minister jose hoffa saying that germany cannot and should not go it alone on this issue how did lawmakers react. well it was a very heated debate today in the german parliament and as you can imagine migration really the polarizing topic there a conservative union to reach wholesale for belongs defended he stands saying that if germany does it alone that then it would set a precedent for other you a member states to assume that germany can deal with taking in all the refugees on its own and above that debate is also really the memory of the summer of 2015 when germany took in half a 1000000 of asylum seekers requests in one year only and that was much more than any other e.u. countries at the time and a left wing parties today in the parliament say that 0 friends asked her it was inhumane and then christian right wing party via tentative for germany does not want any record actual coming to

isolated they just want to leave this island they don't want to be moved into and never can identify naaman on the greek island of lesbos i thank you for your reporting. but let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world iranian a champion wrestler naveed of karri has been executed despite a global campaign calling on iran and to revoke his sentence he was convicted of stabbing to death a security guard during anti-government protests in 2018 the athlete sent messages from prison saying he was tortured into confessing to crimes he didn't commit. u.s. president donald trump has announced that bahrain is the latest arab nation to normalize relations with israel the breakthrough is part of the u.s. administration's push for peace in the middle east united arab emirates recognized israel last month. in the u.s. city of minneapolis 4 police officers are charged in the killing of george floyd last may have appeared together in court for the 1st time prosecutors say they should be tried together but defense lawyers strongly oppose a joint trial george floyd's death

isolated they just want to leave this island they don't want to be moved into and they can identify naaman on the greek island of lesbos i thank you for your reporting. but let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world iranian a champion wrestler naveed of current has been executed despite a global campaign calling on iran and to revoke his sentence he was convicted of stabbing to death a security guard during anti-government protests in 2018 the athlete sent messages from prison saying he was tortured into confessing to crimes he didn't commit. u.s. president donald trump has announced that bahrain is the latest arab nation to normalize relations with israel a breakthrough is part of the u.s. administration's push for peace in the middle east united arab emirates recognized israel last month. in the u.s. city of minneapolis for police officers charged in the killing of george floyd last may have appeared together in court for the 1st time prosecutors say they should be tried together but defense lawyers strongly oppose a joint trial george floyd's death t

correspondent alex underfund naaman is unless bosun has been speaking with some of moria's former residents. have tents 3 days being stuck here are 3 nights old sleeping on the roadside people are getting more and more impatient and angry they started protesting today marching back and forth chanting freedom freedom and fun fronting the riot police they told us for you know war still they go once to be moved to a knob or camp on the island they told us we want to leave nice cannot take care of . many of them wants to go to france belgium or germany one of them told me you a chance or germany's angela merkel said we can do it why can't the germany take us all in. under fun and reporting for us from the greek island of les most. wildfires have forced mass evacuations across several western u.s. states half a 1000000 people fled their homes in oregon a 10th of the state's population the governor says dozens of people missing firefighters are battling to prevent 2 large fires managing near the most populated parts of the state washington and california are also seeing record fires. as if 2020 w

jewish new year tens of thousands of pilgrims travel to the ton of money to visit the to move rabbi naaman this year they were warned by the israeli and ukrainian government not to travel because of coronavirus restrictions of the pilgrims are now held up at the border and a calling on israel to deliver aid many have been left with no food money or shelter. u.s. democratic presidential nominee joe biden has kicked off his campaign trail in florida he's seeking the support of hispanic voters republican attack saw painting biden as a socialist a message that's resonating with conservatives from both biden and president donald trump florida is seen as a must win state and we got to get reports now from miami. if joe biden wants to win in november as presidential election he'll need the majority of floridians to back him including this state's crucial latino vote is the former vice president knows there's a lack of enthusiasm and deep mistrust of what the republican party calls his socialist agenda this then is a chance for biden to convince hispanic voters who make up 20 percent of florida as

jewish new year tens of thousands of pilgrims travel to the town of mon to visit the tomb of rabbi naaman this year they were warned by the israeli and ukrainian government's not to travel because of coronavirus destructions ukraine has accused belarus of aggravating the situation by giving false information the programs are now held up at the border and are calling on israel to deliver aid many of them have been left with no food money or shelter. now mali is a military coup leaders will have a maximum of 18 months to hand over power to a civilian government and in which west african mediator has agreed to lift all sanctions on but only if the military puts together a transition team within days make us hacker points the. gun as the president greeting miley's new strongman colonel see me going in addressing monday's coup leader as mr president no firm hand shakes but a warm welcome on his 1st foreign visit meeting west african heads of states have imposed sanctions on the country after you ousted president brian booker kater from power 3 weeks ago in a bloodless coup. to do. in the middl