stories making news around the world in hungary thousands have marched in budapest to protest a new labor law and what they see as a slide toward a fairer tarion rule in the country it's the fourth demonstration in a week unions and opposition parties have dubbed the new labor rules a slave law. more than forty people are injured after an explosion at a restaurant in the japanese cities of the cause of the blast is under investigation most of the injuries were minor though one person is said to be in serious condition. georgia has and its first female president french born zora visually was elected after winning nearly sixty percent in the runoff vote that the opposition has said it won't recognize international observers say the election was well managed service really previously served as foreign minister . the polish romantic drama cold war has scooped the big prizes at the european film awards director pawel pawlikowski accepted the awards for best film best director and best screenplay for his black and white movie ceremony was held in the spanish city of severe. because. members of

reading their demands out on state television the rallies were initially sparked by a controversial new labor laws but they are beginning to show growing discontent with nationalist prime minister viktor or bonds policies. was thousands gather outside hungary's state broadcaster in budapest. they're here because of this. was. opposition m.p.'s being thrown out of hungary state broadcaster building. they wanted to read a list of demands on national television demands linked to a week of escalating street demonstrations. was night after night protestors have returned to the streets there were around ten thousand over the weekend. that was. you know much of it's a very good t.v. channel for fairytales they don't broadcast the kind of stories that i would show my children in the future unions and opposition groups organize demonstrations against a new labor law recently approved by prime minister viktor or bans large parliamentary majority the law by critics as the slave law allows employers to our staff to do four hundred hours of overtime per year and delay payment for it by up to three months.

in hungary thousands of marched in budapest to protest a new labor law and what they see as a slide towards on their offer tarion rule in the country it's the fourth demonstration in a week unions and opposition parties have dubbed the new labor rules the slave law . georgia has inaugurated its first female president's ranch or an asylum a zora really was elected after winning nearly sixty percent in a runoff vote that the opposition has said it will recognize international observers say the election was well managed service for the previously served as foreign minister. the european film academy has crowned its favorite films and performances from twenty eighteen and a historical romance titled cold war by polish born director pawel pawlikowski are the most honors the winners were chosen by more than three and a half thousand members of the film academy here's a look now at who took the top prize at the ceremony in the spain. style crossed love is in war ravaged europe. skis monochrome period romance cold war was the big winner at the thirty first european film awards. best actress for her

capital they're angry at recent reforms five victory or bombs government including a controversial new labor law also coming up u.s. allies react with shock as defense secretary jim mathis from quits he says america's withdrawal from syria sends the wrong message to america's friends and emboldens its phone. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program people are gathering in the hungary and capital budapest for another night of protest over labor rules and corruption braley is the latest in a string of demonstrations which started last week stoked by a controversial labor reform dubbed the slave long introduced by a minister viktor orban he does r.t. the protests have since come to include in a ray of grievances such as limits on the free press and increasing corruption. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.n. security council has agreed to deploy ceasefire monitors to yemen the council unanimously approved an initial thirty day. deployment to the flashpoint city of her data a truce came into effect in her data on tuesday but it has been marred by sporadic outbreaks o

new had been in charge at old trafford for only two and a half years he'll leave with immediate effect the writer of today those are the latest headlines coming up next inside story. hungary's slave labor laws protest says again invents that new legislation which includes forced overtime. is already facing a new sanctions for flouncing rules on democracy how will he deal with growing challenges both at home and the world this is inside story. welcome to inside story. the right wing prime minister of hungary is at the center of yet more controversy they told faced unprecedented disciplinary action from the european parliament a few months ago for breaching core democratic values of the e.u. on the streets of budapest pots on sunday for another mass protest against new legislation which trade unions opposition students and others all say amount to modern day slavery they're demanding the laws revotes freedom for the media and independence for the. roy hallums house all reports. for the fourth day now protesters have been on the streets of the hunger area the capital budapest recent law changes a brought fouls and people out to denounce prime minister viktor orban his right wing governmen

anti war bond demonstrations on the streets of budapest we meet the protesters demanding an end to new labor liberate you ations and a return to the rule of law. and back to earth based before landing for the crew of the international space station but their six month long mission was marred by technical problems three. thank you so much for your company everyone. we begin in the u.s. were present trumps a surprise decision to claim victory over so-called islamic state and would draw american forces from syria has been met with criticism from both parties in congress leading republicans are calling it a premature and costly mistake one that would benefit iran and russia others question whether the i asked most or a group has in fact been defeated two of america's allies britain and france say i.r.s. isn't finished yet and the battle to clear them out must go on. if president trunk gets his way the american troops currently in syria will start leaving the country as soon as possible trump posted a video on twitter explaining his move i've been president for almost two years and we've really s

unions and opposition groups organize demonstrations against a new labor law recently approved by prime minister viktor or bans large parliamentary majority the law by critics as the slave law allows employers to our staff to do four hundred hours of overtime pay a year and delay payment for it by up to three months. demonstrates his are unhappy with the direction hungary is going broke donnie wahlberg is delta prissie itself that is the point but this is coming everything. so. does that problem but we have in this country you know when i was eighteen it was in ninety ninety we decided something got out that. we didn't want this system like this now . prime minister viktor orban and his policies are very popular amongst hungary and yet these protests show that there is a sizeable and vocal section of hunger in society that opposes him. it's the biggest and most visible challenge yet to what critics at home and abroad see is all about and slide towards authoritarian rule. let's bring in journalist stefan boss in budapest he's following the latest for us hi stefan thank you for joining us

the anti-war demonstrations on the streets of budapest we meet the protesters demanding an end to new labor regulations and a return to the rule of law. and grounded by the drones london's gatwick airport suspends flights and leaves thousands of travelers stranded after two drones were spotted flying near bought. off it's good to have you with us police here in germany say they have massively boosted security at the airport in stuttgart that's in the south of the country elise have reviews to confirm reports that a group of people were seen acting suspiciously at the airport a police spokesman says that other airports across the country and have been informed about the heightened security situation. are let's bring in. who is following the story for us tonight good evening to you. what else do we know so far about the situation in stuttgart five well what we know is that the police are looking for four people the two of these people are actually known to the police they are a father and son couple one of whom is in fact on a watch list of the german internal security service somebody who is

thousands of time carians have protests in the capital budapest against a new labor law. riot police used tear gas on about three thousand people who march towards parliament are angry about a law which allows employers to demand up to four hundred hours of overtime a year for workers. it isn't sure like as president to dissolve parliament was unconstitutional that is the ruling from the country's supreme court the judgment marks the first time the judiciary has ruled against a president the country descended into political crisis when president cena sacked his prime minister right neil ricocheting may. but often as reports are. allowed to wind up outside the court as news of the judgment broke the seven judge supreme court bench had to decide whether sri lanka's president might be powerless seriously and had the authority to sack the entire parliament earlier last month on thursday and said he didn't. their decision was in response to a series of petitions that said the constitution does not allow the president to dissolve parliament before it completes four and a half y

when hunger is new labor law goes into effect workers may be required to do overtime too much luck and his coworkers are already voluntarily working two extra hours a day at this metal plant and catch him if he gets double pay for it but he doesn't want any more. plant owners alton who desperately needs new workers to fill the orders but qualified staff are hard to find many people have left the area for western europe where wages are higher. and who gets says he doesn't want to force its employees to work overtime. as an order is not good for me because my valka wants like it the trouble is that these workers out of order devoting a lot of time little time so it's makes them very tired at and they've been all out . not far away is the mercedes plant owned by german carmaker dai miller around thirty five hundred people work there some one and a half thousand are in a union the new law and overtime will enable the company to organize six day work weeks something workers representatives aren't happy about. them no better and more money isn't the argument since the summer staff have been

now hungary has seen a raft of protests against a new labor law introduced by victor opens government the so-called slave law will allow employers to ask stuff to work up to four hundred extra hours peja of overtime the law comes as a high level of immigration has led to a significant labor shortage in hungary. the shifts along at this metal plant in cash commit in central hungry. works two hours overtime five days a week he gets double pay for it when hungary's new law overtime takes effect his boss will be able to require him to work four hundred extra hours a year. no money isn't everything in life i'd rather be with my family. the plants owner desperately needs new workers to fulfill the orders but qualified staff are hard to find many people have left the area for western europe where wages are higher and he doesn't want to demand workers to do too much overtime as is not good for me because i won't like it the trouble is that these are a. lot of time time so it's makes them better. and they've. not too far away is a plan by german carmaker mercedes spends their own thirty five h

comes as a wave of anti-government protests grips the country and europeans are protesting against new labor wall legislation it's the biggest demonstration of public discontent since white when prime minister viktor orban came to power in two thousand and ten mexico's top boat ted. is putting on a spectacular display saturday brought a flash of light followed by dazzling debris spilling out from the crater on sunday the volcano erupted for a second time spewing out a column of ash and smoke nearly three kilometers high wow. autonomous driving driverless although that seems to be the path that europe and the u.s. are headed down but in japan they're headed for just above the horizon japan has just earmarked forty million dollars in its twenty nine thousand budget to support flying car technology take a look. it's a vision of the future like something from a site by movie flying cars and the japanese government is keen on them it's looking into the practical use because flying cars could revolutionize urban mobility. well be saved won't make that city different for them for in fact that a lot

comes as a wave of anti-government protest grips the country and variants are protesting against new labor legislation it is the biggest demonstration of public discontent since white when prime minister viktor orban came to power in two thousand and. a british foreign minister theresa may says that she intends to hold a parliamentary vote on her breaks it deal in the third week of january next month she briefed the house of commons on talks that she held with european leaders a last week's e.u. summit and she warned lawmakers today against holding a second referendum on brics it and defended her decision to suspend the vote on her breaks it deal last week some of the resulting exchanges it is council will request but i make no apology. i make. a no apology for standing up for the interests of this house i mean. i'm interested in the whole united. are at a correspondent barbara vevo she is on the story for us tonight in london good evening to you barbara said the prime minister it sounds like she has shot down the option of a second referendum for good is that the end of it. the end is not

in their case, it was about the new labor laws. >> this is one of the largest since 2010. sunday's protest was the fourth. about 10,000 people came out to voice their anger. to allow companies to demand 400 delayof overtime and payment of those hours up to three years. opposition is calling at the slave law. bloomberg explains protesters are demanding a free press. they held a sit in at a tv station to make sure their voices can be heard. they vowed to emulate the yellow vest movement. they are still plowing ahead nationalist.t wing he wants to re-christianize the country. he has encouraged the church to take control of schools, which are mostly run by local authorities. oftep toward a lack religious freedom is sure to cause outrage. summit in poland. they came up with something that has been dubbed as a victory. >> a deal was signed. some countries and the press are saying the environmental rulebook that was signed did not go far enough politically. the italian paper says the deal was the big bluff on the environment. they fall european nations for not joining in fighting

i want to ask people about the new labor law that has triggered the protests it allows companies to ask their employees to work four hundred hours overtime every year but snow wants to talk on camera afraid they may lose their jobs i meet a girl who may not be afraid but he's angry his job is to drive five hundred kilometers to hungary every night for a shipping company. start work every night at eight o'clock and have to sign that i finished at four thirty in the morning that they're making us committed to me in fact he works twelve to fourteen hours every night four hundred euros a month the. government says there are other options that's not true there aren't many jobs and that's why you're forced to accept working overtime. is concerned that employees will be exploited even more and he's staking his anger onto the streets hundreds of others have come to the city center to protest. what they call a slave labor. it will be here where we kick out the fashion of the wall that represents the system of victory for our. organizing different opposition parties cool free speech so they don't

public broadcaster after staging an overnight sit in among the issues they were protesting about is a new labor law that critics are calling a slave law that's prompted the biggest demonstration of public discontent since the right wing prime minister viktor orban came to power in twenty ten. i did some animal that in the lobby of hungary's public service broadcaster a woman films as a peaceful sets in comes to an abrupt and. it was in the center of an opposition m.p. dragged out by armed guards. she and several others had spent the night and site asking to read a list of demands on national t.v. including a call for a free media. hours earlier they had arrived with thousands of others united in anger at what they see as their government creeping authoritarianism and the lies of the state t.v. i'm in the thick of the smoke bombs the flares and the tear gas desperate voices beg for calm was do not rule do not rule why are you throwing he shouts. others point the finger at the police i want to see that these protesters are here for you to for you and you and you for all of you. this is the outrag

freezing temperatures in the capital budapest for the fourth rally in a week they're protesting against new labor legislation that opposition groups are calling a slave law i did some animal god and the law be of hungary's public service broadcaster a woman films as a peaceful such end comes to an abrupt and. it was in the sense of an opposition m.p. dragged out by armed guards. on the team and several others had spent the night and site asking to read a list of demands or national t.v. including a call for a free media. hours earlier they had arrived with thousands of others united in anger at what they see as their government creeping authoritarianism and the lies of the state t.v. . and the thick of the smoke bombs the flares and the tear gas desperate voices beg for calm about. this and do not at all do not at all why are you throwing he shouts. others point the finger at the police i want to see that these protesters are here for you two for you and you and you for all of you. is the outrage was sparked by a rowdy parliamentary session last week with viktor orban is government taking over co

and angry thousands have marched to budapest or other in what appears to protest a new labor law and what they see as a slide toward all the tarion bull in the country it's the fourth demonstration in a week the unions and opposition parties have dubbed the new label rules as slave. talks in poland on climate change finally produce an agreement late last night nearly two hundred countries unanimously adopted a rulebook allowing the paris climate pact to become operational by twenty twenty the chairman of the conference called it a historic moment but critics say the agreement doesn't go far enough it is sold aside. it's a belief after two weeks of intense negotiations produce a compromise and captivates. with approximately two hundred countries in the room it is not easy to find agreement on the deal is so specific and so quickly co. but is this circumstances every single step forward is if the deal sets out rules to implement and finance the twenty fifteen paris climate agreement which aims to limit global temperature increases to below two degrees celsius. these are going up at c al

with nationwide strikes if the right wing government of viktor orban does not revoke controversial new labor laws or one says the laws are crucial to address the shortage of labor in hungary's manufacturing sector but the laws have drawn thousands of protesters onto the streets late monday they returned to show up and shout their support for opposition m.p.'s who've been trying to get their concerns heard by the state broadcaster. m frustration. on the streets of budapest again it's the big issue of opposition to the country's leadership in years. outside the state t.v. headquarters riot police moved to despair protesters furious that their leaders were dragged from the building by armed guards. was the leader of this opposition m.p. had wanted to read a list of demands on national television including a return to independent public media. and state he was dumped on the street. only. four days protestors have been venting their outrage at the government and the public broadcaster. there are. not you know much of it's a very good t.v. channel for fairytales they don't broadcast the kind of st

in hungary demonstrators gathered in trying to follow them into good uppish to two tests against new labor legislation dubbed the slave law by critics the reform loosens the leave the code and raises and new overtime hours opponents are calling for pay hikes in the country which has some of the newest wages in the field. at least nine people have been killed and many more injured in a high speed train crash in turkey the train collided with a locomotive on the same track shortly after it left the central station in the capital on. shaken alive a man stumbled from the mind gold wreckage of the six thirty train from i'm corrupt to kanya in the dark a valley morning rescue team search for survivors beneath a mountain of metal and concrete. emergency services treated the walking wounded as pasha just describe the scene. for such an argument we hadn't yet reached high speeds when it happened i was in the sixth carriage we could see that the train had been ripped apart and had come off the tracks. the expression train was just a few minutes into its fated journey when it crashed into a maintenan

capping a week of protests in the capital and they're angry at these reforms including a controversial new labor law they called the slave lol and. the golden mole. it's the world's most popular christmas carol and it's two hundred years old we tell you how silent night became a global holiday hit. the u.s. government especially shut down after lawmakers missed a deadline for approving a spending bill the sticking point was president dollar trump's demand for five billion dollars for a border war between the u.s. and mexico the funding is fiercely opposed by democrats. who say they want affective solutions to border security funds are now frozen for dozens of federal agencies trump had refused to sign a bipartisan stopgap bill to avert the shutdown the president posted a video statement honest twitter account and stressed the need for a war to keep on those he believes are dangerous immigrants our great country must have border security we don't want people coming in that are supposed to be here the only thing that's going to stop that is great border security with a wall or a slot bends or what

demonstrators in hungary have gathered in front of our parliament to budapest to protest against new labor legislation known as the slave law by its critics the reform loosens the labor regulations and raises annual overtime hours potence a call for pay freezes commission with some of the lowest wages in the. at least nine people have been killed and many more injured in a high speed train crash just outside its capital shortly after leaving ankara central station a high speed train carrying more than two hundred people collided with a locomotive checking the rails on the same route some survivors were able to walk away from the wreckage. shaken but a law you've a man stumbles from the mangled wreckage of the six thirty train from ankara to kanya in the dark of the early morning rescue team search for survivors buried beneath a mountain of metal and concrete. emergency services treated the walking wounded as passengers described the scene. was such an argument we hadn't yet reached high speeds when it happened i was in the sixth carriage we could see that the train had been ripped apart an

demonstrations in the west in the streets of budapest we meet the protesters demanding an end to new labor regulations and a return to the rule of law. plus in the bundesliga by munich put more pressure on dortmund at the top of the table it wasn't pretty but by and fought their way to a tightly contested one nil victory over life is a. blow i'm terry march it thanks for joining us president donald trump's prize decision to claim victory over so-called islamic state and withdraw all american troops from syria has been met with criticism from both parties in cong. leading republicans are calling it a premature and costly mistake one that would benefit iran and russia others question whether the militant group has in fact been defeated two of america's allies britain and france isn't finished yet and the battle to clear them out should go all. if president trump gets his way the american troops currently in syria will start leaving the country as soon as possible trump posted a video on twitter explaining his move i've been president for almost two years and we've really stepped it up and we

but the government including that's new interim minister for labor says the living wage will stay theame for now you can see a living wage to substantiate it's based on statistical calculations and on the law of course we are striving to improve our approach in order to work out new more effective methods for calculating the living wage that work has begun and should be finished in two thousand and twenty. experiment has struck a chord beyond south of across russia the standard of living has been dropping consistently the government has made having poverty a goal for the next six years currently every eighth person lives under the poverty line which means they are in less than the living wage but abducted writers are going up prices for bread and milk are going up to the existence minimum is so tiny . i can hardly survive. and only buy the cheapest products on three thousand five hundred you can exist on the list. at his office at the do money. phone has hardly stopped ringing the communist politician is convinced his words about the living wage will be heard on a national level the o

they are protesting new labor legislation. this has happened since viktor orban came to power in 2010. theresa may intends to hold a palminteri vote on her brexit deal. she briefed of the house of commons and she warned against holding a seven -- second referendum on brexit. she suspended the vote on her brexit deal last week. >> i make no apology. i make no apology for standing up for the interests of this house and the interests of our whole united kingdom. >> our correspondent is on the story for us in london. good evening to you. the prime minister's house she has shot down the option of a second referendum for good. is that the end of it russian mark -- and o -- end of it? >> the end of it is only after 200 days. she try to shut it down and shut down other avenues to have something like this indicated vote. when people in the house of parliament -- like norway, with a like a hard brexit? she shut everything down and said that this is one prime minister who is not afraid european herself, this -- to repeat herself, this is

a new labor law.ple feel that the government calls voluntary overtime something that threatens them without getting paid. the situation in hungary right now is very much charged. the protests is still quite small in size. a couple of thousand people marched through budapest. pepeople hoped that the e protes would not turn v violent. carl: we have heard prime minister orban claimed that these protests of been stoked by hungarian born billionaire george soros. isis there any t truth to osose rumors? fannnny: that i is what t the governrnment pretty mumuch alwas says when there is a prorotests. some billboards were parodying that r rhetoric byby the govern. that is the main rhetoric they use whenever there are protests. when i went t tthe countrtryside yesterday and spoke to a man who is working in the shipping industry, he needs to work a lot of overtime,e, he said he had nothing to do with soros. he said it had nothing to do with any political party. just ordinary people concerns that they need to work

work stoppage is not sanctioned by the union but organizers said they are tired of waiting for a new labor deal. they are in the fact-finding stage of the negotiations, the teachers say only proposed a 1% per year over five years. >>> resident trump is looking at for end of the year. the person thought to be the president top choice, nick ayers, tweeted out today and he will be leaving the white house at the end of the year and is no longer in the running for that position. the associated press reports other names in the mix include treasury secretary steve nguyen and white house budget chief nick mullaney. the president is also considering a republican congressman from north carolina and the u.s. trade representative, robert. >>> major developments in the ongoing investigation into russian collusion in the 2016 presidential election. what it could mean for president trump depends largely on who you ask. molars team released memos on three of its key witnesses. michael flynn, paul manafort, and michael cohen. washington is sorting through those documents to try to predict the outcome. they

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have been throw of state television headquarters as they were trying to broadcas petition against a new laborit comes after five days of protestin in budapest aga the reforms. it events of up to 400 hours -- demands to 400 hours of overtime year and delay statements for three years. south africans arena celebrating onal reconciliation day, public holiday to encourage healingcross the racial vide. after more than two decades of freedo there is growing evidence that racism is still embedded in the country. in rural areas, violent attacks have undermined the very idea of a rainbow nation. our africa editor fergal keane, who reported on the end of apartheid and has traveled into the heartland for his special port. : racism defines this country. liferned every aspect of . here on the plateau then, the great swathes of farmland committeens divisere farmland, the -- of divisions were especially deep. you might think that theha hatrs gone away. think again. a countrye back to were old animosities are flowing across communities. this is where youngs lack athlete utally attacked last february. he rs fo

supply of new labor coming into market so. solving the world's. interest will of course will be first of all heart and it will be a long lasting effect the fall of a new meter that is implemented in this area so this is one of the factors which is substantially missing the good old story the second story is of course all the factors that limiting investment that teach you all the barriers that administrative barriers that we hear all the appreciation in different markets. a little of can be he supports a lot of stories regulation which is not for supporting us in some way in the street investment activity so all those things are limiting investment activity and thus once again limited government goals so on solving those issues so we are concentrating these days and outside come out say it i believe that. trade wars as they are impacting the global economy and development is of course another good story not only for russia but a new. economy even for the united states this is will be eventually having negative impact on the economy through high inf