so can authors make a living in romania. i think everybody has the feeling that you have to be thankful to see your name on the book cover and then just you know feed yourself with the glory they don't expect you to. ask to be paid for it. advance payments are uncommon and print runs are secret there are neither wholesalers nor such a thing as a fixed book price the market is small and dominated by international best sellers translations of which don't pay much. money bookshops also sell wine gift items and t. to make ends meet. some booksellers had reservations about stocking. oxenberg and bernstein not because it's badly written but because it takes on a national taboo. in june one thousand forty one romanian troops massacre the jewish population of the city of yosh the yosh program more than ten thousand people were killed. to this day many romanians refuse to recognize their country's role in the holocaust. i feel racial hatred is undermining humanity what saddens me in particular is this is what i said in one interview

the next story takes us to romania where nearly a 3rd of the population lives in poverty roma families are among the worst affected jenny russia is trying to help improve the lot of roma children in c.b.d. . cosman wants to get in here into this new house which looks so nice and clean because till now he and his 5 siblings have been living here in an old hot made from wooden sticks and clay this is one of the many roma settlements in romania always on the outside of the villages it's a small miracle that houses are being built here at all which have got their old. i tried with the bank but they didn't give me a loan. my salaries too small. it's a lot of money i had no chance to do anything to that have any possibility that there's a. instead the money for the building materials comes from genuine fashion the founder of a german aid project now how. she has been helping these roma communities around seaview for more than 10 years about one in 3 rumanians lives in poverty and the roma are the poorest of all. almost all miss it you have to be able to dream of it but leave room for small m

almost not seen as that overall journey things romania has profited immensely from being a member of the e.u. the infrastructure in the cities is much improved europe has also helped building schools and paying teachers but in roma settlements only one child in 5 is actually going to school more than anything else education is the key to a better future for the roma communities in romania. right wing populist in germany keep looking for ways to mitigate the crimes of the nazis leading members of the f.d.a. are trying again can they revise the currently accepted approach to remember it's. not far from berlin sachsenhausen concentration camp was one of many sites where people were brutally annihilated on a huge scale german world war 2. school groups come here from across europe to learn about nazi atrocities. this is sean this is really depressing. and makes me feel very sad little as it's a horrible feeling to be here. until now there has been a consensus in german politics to ensure that the crimes of the nazi era not forgotten especially among younger generations but the far right

out god's will is that overall jenny things romania has profited immensely from being a member of the e.u. the infrastructure in the cities is much improved europe has also helped building schools and paying teachers but in roma settlements only one child in five is actually going to school for the precut and the neighbors this has changed also the result of jenny's project. my daughter loves school i kept her at home for a while but she really wants to be in school. more than anything else education is the key to a better future for the roma communities in romania. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world philip korea has fired two suspected short range missiles into the sea a second weapons launch in a week north korean leader kim jong defended the actions which happened earlier this week as this as a regular military exercise this comes after a failed summit this year between him and u.s. president donald trump. but israeli security forces have arrested the vice president of the country's opposition controlled national assembly a dozen bronner

the inclusion of eastern states into the european union which is now fifty years ago romania one of the countries that joined from the east and lots of e.u. money has has ended up in romania it hasn't solved all the problems and so i looked at one of the places that is still a challenge in a state that struggles with corruption so despite he you money you still have a lot of poverty here i traveled half an hour outside of c.p.u. in central rumania into a roma settlement. cosman wants to get in here into this new house which looks so nice and clean because till now he and his five siblings have been living here in an old hot made from wooden sticks and clay this is one of the many roma settlements in romania always on the outside of.

vice admiral su was appointed to the romania navy in 2013. welcome. [ applause ] our third panelist, rear admiral proctor, new zealand. rear admiral proctor assumed the role in 2018 following numerous senior positions with the new zealand defense force including deputy commander, joint forces new zealand and acting vice chief of defense force. in addition he's also held a number of senior logistics positions with the new zealand navy. rear admiral proctor hold graduate degrees in management and politics and policy and is a graduate and fellow of the center for defense study and strategic studies. welcome, sir. [ applause ] >>> with that i'm going to grab the fourth water and i'll turn it over to admiral krause. thank you very much. admiral krause, sir. >> ladies and gentlemen, first of all, i would like to thank our hosts and organizers of this symposium for inviting me again. it is an honor and privilege to be a member of this esteemed panel. it does not only give me the opportunity to brief you on the current state of the german navy but al

more than anything else education is the key to a better future for the roma communities in romania. and here are some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump says that a trade deal with china is still possible after he received what he called a beautiful letter from china's leader xi jinping that's a deal the u.s. is due to impose hundreds of billions of dollars in tatters at midnight thursday and beijing says it will retaliate. those korea's fired two suspected short range missiles into the sea this second weapons launch in a week north korean leader kim jong un defended the actions which happened earlier this week as a regular military exercise hours after the second fire and the u.s. sees that a north korean cargo ship it said it was being used to transport coal in violation of sanctions against the country. but as well as security forces have arrested the vice president of the country's opposition controlled national assembly and because i'm brown i'm saying here on the left is deputy to kwan who declared himself the country's president in j

banners at this rally in eastern romania read romania deserves more respect. that strong record of fighting corruption has got the president, the prosecutors and the security services into trouble. rather than upholding the rule of law, they stand accused by the current government of undermining it. the latest letter from the european commission to the government has just arrived, threatening infringement proceedings. a misunderstanding, according to top government officials. misunderstanding, according to top government officialslj misunderstanding, according to top government officials. i believe that a genuine concern about the rule of law should be normalfor every member state but then, i have also a rhetorical question. fight the commission was totally blind and deaf during so many years, more than ten yea rs deaf during so many years, more than ten years when in romania there were so ten years when in romania there were so many abuses in the judiciary? the latest controversy centres around a former anti—corruption boss, who is now under investigation her

-- romania and the romanian navy it's a reliable ali. it's committed to be part of all the security -- maritime security and not only initiatives. and once again i -- me and my navy are going to use until the last gallon of gas we've got in order to be part of the initiatives that are for good and for maintaining the normality and security situation into the black sea and not only. thank you very much. [ applause ] . >> okay. admiral proctor. >> yes. thank you. >> in a manner in. [ speaking non-english language. >> new zealand is the proud of the heritage. neuhaus sld a bi cultural country and marr yes is a second eligible i observed the authorities in the room. i spoke to those that have spoken to me and before me earlier on the stage. and those throughout the balance of the symposium. observing all the affiliations in the room and then i said hello and greetings. and certainly, like my spread sess tors the navy league of united states, thank you for inviting me and my delegation to the symposium. for me it's my first. there are some ol

tend to just fall in line and i think i find that really disappointing go ahead in romania. i think part of the challenge that we face in europe is that europe itself is not united answered it across the european union you can see recently with the bonds is it in trouble and you have the regime in washington actively cultivating right wing in authoritarian regimes across much of europe so any attempt to bring about a consensus amongst european nations as to their approaches on iran or many other foreign policy issues is increasingly difficult and challenge i think in comparison to the antiwar movement that we saw the for the invasion of iraq in 2003 the context was very different that was a campaign which had been built up over multiple years and also sanctions that had been imposed on iraq since the 1st gulf war and in that time you had the development of a substantial network of an antiwar movement all across the united states you had the build up of opposition to dissension on iraq across europe and internationally and you also had many within governments in europe who we

more of the same followed, romania began to look more co mforta ble romania began to look more comfortablet it is farfrom her she did measure breaker self but it is far from her favourite surface and she went on to take the set 6—1. a disappointing outcome for the british player who still has work to do if she wants to compete with the big hitters of women's tennis. quickly back to our top story before we go. liverpool into the champions league final, overturning a 3—0 deficit to beat barcelona a—nil tonight. we grabbed a couple of fans outside anfield just after the final whistle i started to believe when it was 1—0 that we would get there by half—time, then we got our second goal. absolutely amazing! absolutely amazing! really, really amazing! where the best matches i've ever seen! that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield — editor, politics home and rowena mason — deputy political editor, the guardian. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the ft

he is regarded as romania's most powerful man, but he had a previous conviction for vote rigging. 42people were found dead in the number of brazilian prisons, according to officials, a day after 15 inmates killed during rioting. they were killed after fighting broke out during visiting hours. officials have launched an investigation into what caused the violence. arrested for have suspects in connection with friday's bomb attack in lyon. they arrested the lead suspect in the south of the city, and later arrested three others, including his mother and brother. detonated outside of a bakery in france's third-largest city. in other news, france's largest car manufacturer renault is in talks with fiat chrysler about a merger. they are studying with interest a proposal from the joint u.s.-italian company. if it goes through, the new company would be the third-biggest automaker in the world he hide toyota and looks like an. volkswagen.yota and there is still more ahead. we hear from a yemeni mother struggling to feed her 10 children. and as memorial day is marked in washington, we look at

at the center of the investigation was leave you drop enough head of romania's social democrat party and a senior official in parliament. in 2018 back now was convicted on corruption charges dating back to his time as a regional government administrator. he appealed and lost. and has now been sent to prison for. attila beadle is a prominent investigative journalist he followed the darkness case closely and provided written evidence to prosecutors testified that the local youth welfare office failed to transfer children to foster families and did not involve them in a local school that had just been built the school never opened. all of he may be possible but to. too late these were hired by a local protection services agency. both of those pulling these never warfare but they worked in the office of the local bar that he's bought the. this is the headquarters of the social democrat party in alexandria where doc and i used to have an office. this party member admitted she was given a job at the youth welfare office and earned a salary but never did any work there. you were told i'm no

banners at this rally in easton romania read romania deserves more respect.ecurity services into trouble. rather than upholding the rule of law, they stand accused of undermining it. the latest letter from the european commission to the government has just arrived, threatening infringement proceedings. a misunderstanding according to top government officials. i believe a genuine concern about the rule of law should be normal for every member state, but then i also have our rhetorical question, why the commission was totally blind and deaf during so many years, more than ten years, when in romania there were so many abuses in the judiciary? the latest controversy centres around the former anti—corru ption boss, who is now under investigation herself. she is a popularfigure for anti—government protesters and now she is in the running for the new post of european prosecutor. romania may look messy, this government critic told me, but it shows that democracy is alive and kicking. what do you expect when you‘re fighting the establishment? i think it would be fair

matheson's to be romania thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world and north korea has fired two suspected short range missiles into the same second weapons launch in a week north korean leader kim jong or defended the launch out of this week as a regular military exercise this comes after a failed summit in egypt between kim jong un and us president donald trump. that is when security forces have arrested the vice president of the country's opposition controlled national assembly and seen here on the left his deputy to one who declared himself the country's president in january is the first opposition figure to be arrested since the attempt to spark a military uprising last week. is underway in south africa after the country's parliament reactions early results show the ruling african national congress in the lead the vote is the first barometer of public sense of it since the president said obama posed a replaced scandal hits jacob zuma last year. in turkey the ousted matte

are joining me now from that summit in romania is our very own georg mata's can even say you're gay or good so we know that e.u. leaders they are right for this summit to talk about the future of the e.u. maybe post bright what are the biggest challenges that they're facing. i tell you what brand leaders today were a challenge short and that is the torture is topic off brags that that it has been tracking its heels of here if you want here on many summits and so today they really had time to look into the future it took them a mere one minutes to sign the so-called cvo declaration a list of ten commitments that either leaders. one stuka can convey to you that ideas and aspirations of how do you should be run by michael summed it up quite neatly when she said the e.u. should be more inoperative they should work closer together they should be more united and they should be stronger now fair words that all leaders basically signed up to but when you give it the reality check there is a lot of things where the solidarity is lacking for instance the migration crisis the environment eurozone

code pink also in washington we have walter small otic he's an answer coalition organizer and in romania we cross the brand jacobson he is the director of the department of peace operations of the remaining peace institute all right cross talk rules in effect that means he can jump in in any time you want i always appreciate medea let me go to you 1st i mean you and i probably remember quite well in 2003 the illegal invasion of iraq but the the anti-war movement was vast it was strong it was loud it was all across europe it was in the u.k. it was a very strong in the united states even though the media didn't like the coverage there was a real and. i war movement now speed up to 2019 under the trumpet ministration the we hear we hear calls for war and violence and invasion of venezuela of the rand we have the united states supplying lethal weapons to ukraine we have the united states going to the south china sea as remarkably in the middle of trade negotiations here we have a hyper aggressive foreign policy but where is the anti-war movement other than places like this and people like yo

romania and bulgaria. as well as the other four countries which are not in this european organization. period before 2014, a number of regional security initiatives were taking place into the black sea. it encompassese, all countries in this initiative. it proved to be quite successful putting the same table of all the actors around the black sea and stepping forward and even had some successes in terms of interoperability. among the nato partner for peace , countries as well as the russian federation on the other hand. in addition of that was the black sea harmony, based on information sharing among the countries. the confidence building measure initiative into the black sea that encompasses not only the navy, but also the coast guard and border police of the country's. unfortunately, and against all spring, march, the crimea crisis occurred, when crimea was illegally annexed by russian federation's against the ukraine. all of those initiatives were suspended. harmony isea working just between romania and

willem is there in romania and has been monitoring the developments willem, my understanding is they'llspelling out an agenda for the next five years, but, of course, with only a couple of weeks away from the european election, so how does that square off? >> it's an important issue that they will be discussing facing the entire european union is what happens in these elections and whether the dwo parties that have long been dominant inside the european parliament, including the european people party, whether they can maintain their dominance in face-off what has been a clear move amongst some countries towards pop lichl in terms of the electorate we're going to see over the course of today, i expect, conversations around what they hope to do over the next five years with the new commission as well as what they might try and do in the more near-term before the current commission under jean claude juncker one will be trying to strike a trade deal with the united states or at least reach some kind of skeletal agreement with the united states before the end of october when this current com

pope francis is in romania on a three day pilgrimage.he is urged the countries leaders to work closely together to confront society's problems. the visit to the predominantly orthodox country comes 20 years after pope john paul ii visited romania. hungarian authorities have said the search for 21 people missing after a riverboat sank in the river dam new will take some time -- river danube will take some time. seven people have been confirmed dead and the seven others were rescued. the captain of the cruise ship has been detained for questioning. >> the search continues. at the sight of the accident near budapest's margaret bridge, down the strtream and acrosss te serbian border 180 kilometers away. most of those on board the small sightseeing boat were south korean tourists. the boat sank on wednesday night. seven of the 35 on board are known to have died. seven were rescued. there is hope that more survivors could be found against all odds. >> not only hungary and korea, but also serbia, austria and other neighboring countries are part

leaders focusing on at today's summit there in romania. other lots of unfinished business here you have a for instance eurozone reform the e.u.'s monetary union desperately needs reform something that particularly the french president is pushing for and seeing that not a lot of positive support came from the german side he will be looking for other e.u. member states you have issues such as the rule of law where some member states are not particularly following the rules and thinking here about poland but also hungary and then of course you have environmental challenges the my creation crisis so lots and lots on the plate for your leaders to discuss but also this summit will send the message of unity it's a practice of three summits to reach the mate of the british leader is not here and that is why everyone at the other twenty seven e.u. members will take that chance to look forward to a brighter future as they have put it they will make a declaration of c.p.u. ten commitments of what they want hope in the years to come the e.u. can do in

makes up for bench it shoots the world number three samantha halep of romania who is looking for her third title in the spanish capital she was made to work in a quarter final against australia is actually barty trading some fairly epic readings the remaining would go on to win this one in straight. ok let's move on to basketball now and the milwaukee bucks every choose the n.b.a.'s eastern conference playoff finals for the first time in eighteen years the bucs ended the celtics season on wednesday with a one hundred sixty ninety one blowout when game five of their series yana scenting com poll late again with twenty points a tree bounce and eight assists the bucs will now play either to answer raptors or philadelphia seventy six ers i think i've ever seen. people walking be sure about basketball but you know the team so you know i love that and they know playing about for ourselves and for the team but you know having the whole city is it's amazing. that's the situation in the east over in the western conference the golden state warriors kevin do rand limped out of game five against

the when in romania there were so many abuses in thejudiciary?gation herself. she is a popular figure for anti—government protesters and now she is in the running for the new post of european prosecutor. romania may look messy, this government critic told me, but it shows that democracy is alive and kicking. what do you expect when you're fighting the establishment? i think it would be fairto the establishment? i think it would be fair to expect that the establishment is going to fight back. the establishment is not only a political establishment, they are the one to have the money, that control the media, they are the ones who make the laws in parliament. of course they are going to try to use the tools that they have at their disposal to try to avoid going to jailand disposal to try to avoid going to jail and losing their money. sometimes romanians feel they are going round and round in circles, but 12 years afterjoining the european union, there is also a sense of progress. politicians know they will be held to account. citizens believe their

thelast 1.5 years, i had opportunity to travel to many places and countries, new zealand, australia, romania melissa wayne you, on the lines of south korea and north korea, the soldiers at north korea. i have worked and been there in a syrian refugee camp. there is no place that has moved me that i have traveled then being in normandy. i had the chance to go out there and remember standing and looking at the start of david's and the crosses line perfectly, standing over the grave of one young man. a north carolinian willing to pay the ultimate price. look over those hills in the valleys as you gaze down from the hill, it is amazing that you can look at a cross into the atlantic ocean. a shipping container, sometimes where a couple of hours in those tumultuous waves, the storm had come in, they begin to get areick, dehydrated, we throwing up on each other. by the time the big doors opened, the bullets were lining up. the reason why is because the airdrop had missed their support. they had no air support. there and began to talk with a guy, he began to talk about what happened specifically on

hard work of her second round match at the open, the british number one withstood a fight back from romaniahree sets, just the second quarterfinal of the season. cricketer alex will return to play for his county site, nottingham share on friday after serving a 21 day suspension. withdrawing from the prevention or world cup squad on monday. and jockey has announced his retirement after writing joint favourite to victory in the gold cup and is 2a year career, thousand winners including the grand national. to that landmark ruling from the court of arbitration for sport. caster semenya losing her appeal to the iaaf ruling that will restrict the natural levels of testosterone in her body if she wa nts to testosterone in her body if she wants to continue competing in her preferred event. so what now for the two time 0lympic preferred event. so what now for the two time olympic champion? following developments from johannesburg today. i think a lot of the people in the country were hoping that caster semenya would win this on the account of human rights. they feel that this regulation is discrimin

likely trying to protect himself and his colleagues against possible criminal charges but voters in romania this month approved a non-binding referendum that said the laws should stay just as they are. now each year some $10000000.00 tonnes of plastic waste end up in the world's oceans and the people of norway are among those who are increasingly concerned about the impact that it's having on the thousands of kilometers of coastal waters for instance those around the city of bear and our report begins with one month to the open sea failed the whale was weekend emaciated and eventually had to be euthanized. when scientists at the university of barragan examine the whale they made a discovery its stomach was full of enough for 5 years i'm bored there but it will come back but in no time at all they were all down so everybody wanted to go out 2 years to clean up plastic trash along the countless inlets bays and islands of no ways west coast today's destination is a small and then have and i'll make sure that i dispose of it properly. that is something else. even the snacks the volunteers have

the brexit secretary was in romania but for a seperate meeting.e big upcoming decisions. our reporter adam fleming was in sibiu — and injust the right place, to ask the thoughts of the french president, emmanuel macron. would you prefer if theresa may was here? are you missing her? i'm not the one to have decided. the british people voted. i do regret this decision, but now this is a question of implementation. now we have to speak about the future. our future is how to deal with the current changes. i'm very happy to be here. first to celebrate europe, second to talk about our common future. still interesting to see a french president speaking english to reporters. and good english! i was always challenged to speak french, but he does english very well. just before coming to air i spoke with our correspondent damian grammaticas who's in sibiu. clearly a lot of relief they are not talking about brexit today but it's extraordinary, given the uk has not yet left the eu, that there are so many big things being discussed with the uk not present. it's

trying to skirt around this problem by shooting his new film in romania using drama students and film students his low budget production is aimed at the international market. we do is no stranger to this scene he took part in the berlin international film festival back in 2010 with this ought film with an unusual aesthetic a woman finds for her daughter while reviewing her past. why do doesn't want to be reliant on either government approval or funding he makes his films independently as a good reason for that in 2014 while attending the toronto international film festival he gave an interview that criticizes the regime in hungary after that he received no more funding for his films he came to realize excepting money from the state cost to your independence. good. everything is cleansed. now there's hardly any area which you could say is truly independent. certainly not in the artistic sector anymore. in 2013 the national theatre's openly gay artistic director or bad ferdi was sacked the government wanted hungary's cultural institutions to strengthen national identity or merely entert