not romania and not going to beat them. in my opinion. it's a problem for all the product, october the on, but john, who says his investigation team is poorly paid and it faces intimidation from criminals, exposing your family, your life. it's a problem to be put on the mound, but john, who stay and besides symbolise is a different era of ways. crime now to wolf by matthew cartels, bribery, corruption, here and overseas. and there's pollution never seen before. coupled with inaction and apparent indifference in other european states. andrew simmons al jazeera, bucharest, and that is our show for this week. get in touch with us, my tweaking me actually by a g e and don't get to the hash tag a j, c t c. when you can or drop us an e mail counting the cost that al jazeera dot net is address. but it is more for you on line algebra dot com slash ctc. that will take you straight to our page. we chose individual reports named an entire episode for you to catch up. and i say for this edition of counting the cost, i'm fully basketball from the whol

the new head of romania is national environment agency, octavian. but china knew nothing about it until sewage pipes beneath the tip collapsed a few weeks ago, flooding a suburb of bucharest, aside from the acrid stench, and the colossal scale of its tip and others like it. romania now has an even bigger problem with illegal waste. go east to the black sea port of cassandra, and rubbish is a criminal commodity worth millions of dollars. and a determined prosecutor here is taking on the car, sells the model for problem of illegal waste trafficking is compatible with the drug trafficking to doing its faces. an overwhelming challenge, but he did smash warner daisha plan to import a shipment of toxic waste from italy. so called business men were involved and they attempted to bribe local officials, way bills from other european consignments, like these show recycling sentences destinations. but instead they go to basic consideration sites all landfill dumps. pollution on a big scale. this is part of one consignment from the u. k. host of cop 26, the u.

thank you. romania has become a dumping ground for most of europe. c, leave a waste. government officials have told arduous era, criminal organizations within the country have made it a big business. and simmons report from bucharest, this site was registered as a recycling center. yet it became a mountain of waste mixed with building rubble ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years. until now. i think a lot of plastic domestic waste may be induced to other ways in that part. the new head of romania is national environment agency, octavian, but china knew nothing about it until sewage pipes beneath the tip collapsed. a few weeks ago, flooding a suburb of bucharest, aside from the acrid stench and the coal, lawful scale of its tip and others like it. romanian now has an even bigger problem with illegal waste. go east to the black sea port of cassandra and rubbish is a criminal commodity worth millions of dollars. and a determined prosecutor here is taking on the cartels. the amount of the problem of illegal waste trafficking is comparable wi

nikolai was the dictator of romania and in 1989 are revolutions going on in poland and hungary and romania and slovakia he was in the square tell ing what he had done for them. all of a sudden one woman yells liar. then ten people, then 100 people, then 1,000 people and then 100,000 people are yelling liar and all of a sudden he realizes that he better get out of there because something's gone wrong. instead of delivering him to freedom, the young military officer delivers him to the revolution and he and his wife are executed. the ceausescu movement is when fear breaks down. either an old lady yells liar or a soldier turns his gun away from the crowd, refuses to fire, or a tank turns away from the crowd and then all that's left between the dictator and his people is anger and that's what you got in the arab spring now and that's why authoritarianism is not stable. >> what do you think about leading from behind at these multilateral coalitions and -- >> i don't mind multilateral coalitions. i'm sorry, leading from behind is an oxymoron. it is. you don't lead from behind. >> agree. >> i act

do they have a job to go back to in romania?erhaps an employer is not going to look favorably on them. where are they going to live? it doesn't make any sense at all, the short-term visa affects. it is bizarre. if they want to go and look to get drivers from other countries, do not think -- you have to look yawn europe, and it needs to be -- you are not going to get a quick fix either. you're probably looking at asia and you are probably looking at africa to get drivers who will want to emigrate to come here and live here and -- permanently. i don't think that there is a great desire from europe to come here. it is as simple as that area >> i want to put that thought -- you have got a fascinating job title. procurement and supply chain management. as i understand it, supply chain management, as it currently stands, means everything is done quite last-minute. you bring in your good, you take them to the midlands, and then you get another truck and drive that full of good into europe. but brexit has put paid to that. the supply ch

busy and stay, for example, romania and come here for 3 months. and then what happens is i've got to go home again. did they have a job to go back to and remain? because perhaps that employer is going to look very favorably on them for just a thing stacks. what are they going to love? doesn't make any sense at all the short tell these are facts it's. it's bizarre if they want to go and look to get dr. sudden from other countries i don't think you've got to look beyond. busy europe, but it needs to be it's not you're not going to get a correct fact. so, you know, you're probably looking at asia and you're probably looking at africa to get dr. or to go want to emigrate to come here and live permanent. what i don't like those us all desire from europe to come here. this is simple as visa let's let's so i want to, i want, i want to put that full to me die. i can tell you that you've got a fascinating job title, procurement and supply chain management. now, as i understand that supply chain management, as it currently stands means everything is done qu

how on earth are we going to get people who are going to leave the job and say for example romania and come here for 3 months. and then what happens? we've got to go home again. did they have a job to go back to and remain now because perhaps what employ. busy isn't going to look very favorably on them for just upping stacks. what are they going to love? it doesn't make any sense at all. the short tell visa effects it's. it's bizarre if they want to go and look to get dr. us from other countries. i don't think you've got to look beyond. busy that needs to be, it's not you're not going to get a correct fact. so, you know, you're probably looking at asia and you're probably looking at africa to get drivers to want to emigrate to come here and live parliament like i don't like those us all desire from europe to come here. this is simpler and that's visa. let's, let's, so i wanna, i wanna, i want to put that thought to me die. i can, roy, have you thought you got a fascinating job title, procurement and supply chain management. now as i understand it, supply chain management as it currentl

spain, greece, slovakia, romania, cyprus.hat serbia wants is negotiations but i have no idea what this government, and i disagree with this, but it is unclear how they would see a compromise in the way of kosovo without recognizing the independence. >> what is christina thinking -- pristina thinking? is this just kosovo asserting independence? >> i would agree with my predecessor that what has turned into one of the most serious conflicts in years in the framework of this dispute over a minor issue. it is about a previous agreement struck in the context of the political dialogue between the countries in 2012 and it covers an issue of a provisional transitional agreement that was started in 2000 11 and extended in 2016 and expired this april. this is a minor issue. on the other hand, we are seeing a third party government. beginning of this year, much more assertive towards the west and not being as flexible towards the west as a previous government but this minor issue was left open to review and maybe they can extend it so t

racial politics invited folks from western europe, greece, romania, turkey, ireland, to sort of fade into whiteness while the u.s. community those are separated themselves. >> fascinating we need to take a quick break real quick here on mosaic. >>> good morning welcome back to mosaic. honored to be your host we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with ivana who is the executive director of the jews of color organization. we are talking about color in the jewish community and that big landscape, so i'm wondering if we can do better, as a tactic, why, why choose philanthropy in the initiative at the philanthropic fund to in some ways articulate a vision, and hopefully format change. >> what a great question we think about the pathways to leadership in a national community health ecosystem when you think about the pathways to be able to create programs, to be able to match policies with the people we are trying to serve, there has to be some organizational vehicle to all of that happened, and in our national ecosystem like many other major fields and ecosystems, one of the veh

the same union by nazi germany along with italy. issue france, the government of slovakia, hungry romania, bulgaria, and finland unofficially. the war against the u. s. s. are involved in the legions, danish and swiss. as part of the viking and nordland as as divisions, the dutch netherland ss. belgium s. s. volunteers. the flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the obedient scandal as ask as well as notoriously vicious s. s. officers from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. fullness to all of europe led by nancy, germany took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalism. first and foremost, slavic people, n e y d y. so i'm, i need to kick off the damage to noise. i'll try and contact the 2nd front. so nodded in the west was form to me and every month before victory day when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own, ah, ah, me. throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves in so dice you find nicer dodge and told mama home joe crucif

parliament is stepping up pressure on hungary, parliament, and romania for discriminating against lgbtq parliament. they are calling for same-sex marriages in one european country to be recognized in all european countries. members of parliament said this year has seen the erosion of lgbtq rights in some parts of europe. poland was singled out for creating what is being called lgbt free zones in some cities. hungary is criticized for its law banning material that "promotes gender change and homosexuality to people under the age of 18. we met one young transgender boy trying to cope with increasing hostility fostered by the change of government policy and the change of government rhetoric. >> he wants to grow facial hair. >> i want a beard. >> the treatment is actually for men with hair loss. he was born a girl. i have been a tomboy -- >> i have been a tomboy since i was a child. from the age of five, my hair was this long. then short. now i see a 17-year-old boy in the mirror. >> this is where he feels secure enough to tell his father about what he endures. >> recently, someone insulted

of news from the under 21 camp — and covid has forced tomorrow's england under 21's game against romaniand are in lithuania — still looking for their first win in this qualifying campaign. they're third in a tough group behind italy and switzerland and will be missing several key players for tonight's game. steven watson reports. the northern ireland captain will lead his team out tonight missing key players mcginnis, evans, his brother corey and stuart dallas. without them there is a tough night ahead for his man. you without them there is a tough night ahead for his man.— ahead for his man. you have to be read for ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of things. - ready for those sort of things. especially in these times, at the moment the lasses, we don't really well in respect of players we've been able to keep a hold of. whether it's injury, illness, we have lost people but we've got players committe

poland, slovakia, bulgaria, romania, czech republic, hungary — all of these countries have expressedl, but some of the targets the european commission is setting. in this context, how, with cop26 coming up before the end of the year, how can you tell me that the eu is showing real leadership? the eu is showing leadership in terms of the ambition of the goals, in terms of the instruments that are being put in place to support those goals. and also the concern that this is not only a technological transition, but also a fair transition. we need to bring citizens together with us in this transition, which changes many parts of our growth model. i think there is a strong determination on the side of the european institutions. spain is fully committed and very supportive of this ambition. we definitely have to get there because future generations are not going to be understanding that we do not do the right things in the coming decades to leave them a better world. let me ask you about the dynamics of politics in spain. you still have, it seems, a real problem with catalonia. in the last

tax rules have changed and wages have gone up and some are now back in romania after six years in the uk, wanted to be able to see their family more easily. what sort of conversations that you have with other drivers before you decided to come back? you'll make money. because they put on balance the money they could take in europe, for example. in the money they could get in the uk and the difference is not so big. an estimated 30 or 35,000 drivers have left the industry in the last year. but the issue is not just about people leaving the industry. it is about how quickly you can get new drivers in. wages have surged and more people are signed up to train but covid and industrial disputes have meant there are long delays. i5 disputes have meant there are long delaye— long delays. is is taking it to a three month _ long delays. is is taking it to a three month just _ long delays. is is taking it to a three month just to - long delays. is is taking it to a three month just to get. long delays. is is taking it to i a three month just to get your provision _ a three month just to get your

so 1st of all, spain, greece, slovakia, romania, cypress. so you are neither here nor there was certainly a wants negotiations implement, but i have no idea what this particular government that i do not support. and i, i strongly disagree with these policies. i, it's unclear to me how they see a compromise in, in the case of possible declare, independence. i don't see the, i've never seen a real proposal from beggars called the result. but whether in berlin, what is pristina thinking right now is it, as i guessed in belgrade, says a mixture of domestic issues, elections, and talking tough. and the fact that that hasn't been agreement in 5 years, or is this simply kosovo? now asserting some independence? well, i would agree with my predecessor, the what turned into them one of the most serious clashes and conflict dispute in years between cost one sir bell, over in the framer of this, this long lasting status dispute, serbia, disputing the status. so as an independent fate of called the replica of causal is really has been a minor issue. this

they say bolen and you know the unit, the less frequent romania and so on. we really and ga, they are going to tolerate any kind of move toward a rough with russia. so what's really going to happen, i think, is what the americans envisage is a division of labor. they say, ok, we're a global, we have the global reach. so we're going to focus on containing china, you, the europeans, you focus on containing russia, and then we'll have this to, you know, dual containment policy. and i suspect, but eventually those are the french are picking up. they'll probably go along with it. they'll probably be, you know, the next the meeting of whatever the g, 20 or whatever, no problem. yeah. okay. with the u. k. plays a crucial role here because the u. k. is in this agreement, we contain china agreement, and i've been also blustering about what we're sending our warships into the south china sea. but do you guys also in nato and is going to push a strongly anti russian line. and so it's going to be very difficult, i don't think germany really having the will to fortune yo

while meanwhile, dozens of truck drivers have been purchasing outside government buildings in romania is capital they want to tax levied on drive is daily allowances to be repealed. they're also angry about spiraling prices for mandatory insurance policies. they're also skeptical about the u. k. is plans to issue emergency visas for foreign drivers to help with the field crisis. live on? heard about this thing visa for 3 months. ok, you give me a contract for 3 months and then once i leave my job in my country, what i have a contract, a work for you in the u. k. for 3 months you give me a salary and you k pounds. maybe it'll be a good salary, but after 3 months i might wait for a month or 2 to look for a permanent job. if they go into a contract for say, 5 years with all conditions for work and safety. at that moment, the problem is solved. first of all, you need to offer a decent salary to a truck driver and modest salary. well, the european union court has now also avoided to trade deals that allowed morocco to export farm and fish products to the european union. the use court of ju

troops may have tortured individuals in detention facilities that they operate in afghanistan, poland, romania and lithuania. there was quite a bit of negative reaction to such reports from washington. washington refused to cooperate with the international criminal court when it conducted investigations into allegations that the united states had had tortured. and then we went as far as donald trump, being full on blatantly hostile and actually slapping sanctions on top international criminal court officials, including the chief prosecutor bas suda. we cannot, we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court, we have responded any way they the way responsible nation must by condemning the investigation by suspending cooperation with the court and denying basis to those most directly responsible for going after our personnel, now the new chief prosecutor says that they will not be looking into us atrocities in afghanistan. they say because of the taliban take over, as well as limited resources, they're just not going to be able to do it. some observers are looking on and wo

published reports about possibility of torture by us officials in bases throughout afghanistan, poland, romania, and lithuania. you also had a situation where donald trump responded very negatively to the international criminal court when as far as placing sanctions on top officials of the international frontal court including that chief prosecutor ban suda and the united states basically had a rather hostile stance toward this international body we cannot, we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court, we have responded any way. the way a responsible nation must, by condemning the investigation by suspending cooperation with the court and denying basis to those most directly responsible for going after our personnel. now, while the international criminal court will be investigating situations in afghanistan, they won't be investigating the role of the united states. they say they simply don't have the resources to do it. they're citing the taliban take over the country . but many observers are looking on and wondering, and just simply due to the fact that the u. s. a ha

but there is still an area across the middle of year stretching from romania across the balkans. a good part of italy into central fonts for teachers on the high side can pay. but the average by about 5 or 6 degree doesn't apply to most of us have to say, and there will be a significant j. don't spend in portugal in the near future. but here's the line of warmth. and it is really if it stands out and the say the balkans, hungarian plain temperatures 566 degrees above average, the border maybe represents that bought a francis dump best and he's still hot evening. sun has told me that that really is summary. whether not, what's hunger weather buttons to say autumn is coming and that's particularly true for portugal. then spain having had almost a dr. really recently, this rain is going to be that extensive, but pretty heavy. where it does fall. it still leaves italy hot, the showers have gone from here across, draws from greece towards turkey. and his heavy rain in the gulf of guinea heading up slowly toward sudden lodge area that will be particularly wet the it was meant to be tha

tax rules have changed, wages in eastern europe have gone up, and some, like laurentiu, now back in romania. what sort of conversations did you have with other european drivers before you decided to come back? money. because they put in balance the money they could take in euros the money they could take in europe and the money they could get here in the uk and the difference is not so big. an estimated 30,000—a5,000 drivers have left the industry in the last year. but the issue is not just about people leaving the industry. it's also about how quickly you can get new drivers in. remember that left mirror. wages have surged and more people have signed up to train, but covid and industrial disputes have meant that there along delays. it's taking two to three monthsjust to get your provisional back before another two months' wait for a theory test and then another two months' wait after that to get into a lorry before you can start doing your lessons. i think this bit will be easier for me. | sam is one of those waiting. she signed up injanuary. it's really frustrating _ because obviously you

so flooding a big concern is quite across the bulk in just a few spits of rain for romania, but bucharest will be dry with a high of 22 degrees off to turkey. and really a cool pool of air. here is stumble 20 degrees, but look toward the east 10 degrees and we may see some high elevation snow, but we will bump up your temperature and use them both sunday. we'll get you back some more average temperatures with a high of 25 after western africa and southern portions of gonna have scooped up 50 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours that pivots toward the north on friday. and we see those storms in senegal and again, via banjo, has a high of 29 degrees. that's it for me season. the al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest compete in the middle east, killing the count on algebra. ah. the a reminder top stories to 0. that whitehouse says horses will nailed abuse by us border patrol after offices use the horse, his rein

for romania, bucharest will be dr. with a high of 22 degrees off to turkey and really a cool pool of air. here is stumble. 20 degrees, but look toward the east 10 degrees and we may see some high elevation snow. but we will bump up your temperature and assemble. sunday will get you back to more average temperatures with the high of 25 after western africa and southern portions of gonna have scooped up 50 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours that pivots toward the north on friday. and we see those storms in senegal and the gambia banjo has a high of 29 degrees. that's it for me season the when the news break was like the people when people need to be home. 6 with exclusive interviews and in their report, they're choosing those sites because their civilian card era has teams on the ground and say the numbers are benefits of what they were before. the 3003 invasion because of iraq, to guarantee to bring you more award winning documentaries and live nice. oh i a hello, you're watching 0. i'm emily angland. a reminder

adversaries that we are still in the game and take some of the steps i talked about earlier bolsters romaniaean allies and bolster allies in the pacific and before signing off, jason, you are a star player for the byu cowing arson and we got great new quarterback and i'm sure you're pleased with opening night for college football at the byu cowingers, congratulations to your team. jason: i'm just glad to see the full stadiums and people out enjoying and rooting for their team. my team won last night so it was a good night. former national security adviser robert o'brien, thank you for your service and thank you for joining us on sunday morning futures. >> great to be with you. jason: afghanistan is one of the many crisis president biden's administration in september and border still major issue and new tragic images like this of a young migrant in the desert are sparking calls for the white house to do something, do more, do something. >> to know that this was preventible really upsets us and it hurts knowing that we've had to see this over and over again. jason: former acting department of