regulations and leave the proposal of the venice commission to your memorandum to nato it was just to inform their the allies for other than expect a reaction from the world there is a continuous negotiation going on of course we have nato member states with allies within the european union about how we see these situation we made a proposal there that. those mind there it is belonging to nato member states should be exempt from such kind of regulations we will see whether those are the reaction from our allies and then we will continue the dialogue and the discussion will sue members of the european parliamentary accusing hungary of human rights violations saying that your prime minister is actually smearing critics journalist and you as you have said those are lies why do they have such a harsh stance on your prime minister you know. we had a very and we still have a very serious debate the international network which is led and financed by george soros whose name you might know and the or watchers might know as well we have a very open and a very serious debate with him as the. hun

in terms of how this puts them into a collision course, the council of europe, the venice commission of legislation, they have submitted a draft opinion. it's expected to be approved on friday, but the bbc have seen a copy of this and it basically accuses the hungarian with this look legislation with breaking the rights to freedom of expression and the right to freedom of association. these two men are at the heart of south sudan's civil war. president salva kiir, and rebel leader rek ma—shar. they're due to hold their first face—to—face meeting in two years. mr machar flew into ethiopia's capital, addis ababa, where the meeting will be held earlier today. it's no easy task ahead. remember, south sudan gained independence from sudan in 2011, it's the world's youngest country. but civil war broke out two years later. since then, all attempts at negotiating an end to the conflict have collapsed. that five—year conflict has wreaked havoc on the country. south sudan creates the third largest number of refugees in the world, after only syria and afghanistan. and the un says the humanitari

foster was one of ten architects commissioned by the vatican to design a chapel here on the venetian island of son george german. the twenty eighteen venice be a noun or provides an alternative view of architecture one that focuses on meeting the needs of people one that displays great attention to detail but one that is not set in stone but alarms for change and free space. and now we have a date with an architect who decided to live in that would meet up with her in a romantic garden at the other end of the city. genevieve dean has lived here for many yes she considers venice has a second home the architect and professor. it is also a writer in two thousand and six she established the global award for sustainable architecture awarded to architects engaged in the search for new ethics. and i've been in free space five almost as moderates normally again for three spaces the theme for the beyond all of this year you could use a top global award for sustainable architecture a walk sustainable and participator global intermittently do you have the feeling that the world of architecture has changed over the past five or ten years and that it'