as they say at the turn, because for austria itself, not only the promotion of the western balkansembership is an important national interest, they want to play the role of a certain center of power no matter what , and here it appears quite a powerful competitor is big ukraine, which bypasses all these uh, well, uh, uh, western balkan contenders and goes uh, straight forward of course, some people in the european union do not want exactly such a development of events and uh, so to speak, parovozyk when they should enter all in this sense i think that such a statement of the question is super positive for us, because even a year and a half ago no one talked or thought about it at all. and today we are part of the package, and that 's exactly what i think is extremely important if we compare it with write about turkey, which has been claiming to have entered the door for more than 20 years, then in my opinion we are on the right track. thank you, mr. volodymyr, for this inclusion. let us remind you that volodymyr hrytsko, a diplomat and minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2007

, as they say at the turn, because, for austria itself, not only the advancement of the western balkansership in the eu, it is an important national interest, they want to play the role of a certain center of power , and here a rather powerful competitor appears , the great ukraine, which bypasses all of them in the west of the balkan contenders and is going straight forward. of course, some people in the european union do not want this kind of development of events and are doing, so to speak, the steam locomotive when everyone should enter in this sense. i think that this way of posing the question is super positive for us because er, another year and a half back then, no one talked or thought about it at all. and today we are part of the package, and that's right. i think it's extremely important if we compare it with what they write about turkey, which has been claiming super doors for more than 20 years, then we - i am on the right track. thank you, mr. volodymyr, for this inclusion. let us remind you that volodymyr hrytsko, diplomat, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2007-9

for the wider region, i think russia wants an instable western balkans and invest on this.ut we need to focus on is the new opportunity that has emerged, as suzanne was saying. the european council president made recently a speech that said the eu should be ready for new members by 2030. this is the unique opportunity our region should not miss and we need to work towards reaching this target. a key issue to reaching this target is the region solves bilateral disputes. in 2018 you adopted a strategy about our region that clearly states no new members will be accepted with outstanding unresolved bilateral disputes. and for kosovo and serbia, or kosovo in general, it's clear the path to nato, which is fundamentally important to us, and for the eu goes through dialogue with serbia. just to be correct, in february this year, prime minister kurti and the president both expected a deal the eu offered, the so-called agreement on the path of normalization of relations. part of this deal is the obligation for kosovo to establish a so-called self-management mechanism for the serbs li

european union and the first candidates for ukraine's membership together with the countries of the western balkans in total, about 10 states, the politician said that it is necessary to determine the horizon and time frame for entry. illegal connection to electricity and fire in one of the premises in johannesburg are considering two versions of the cause of the deadly fire rescuers removed the bodies of 74 victims of a fire in a five-story building. among them, 12 children are reported by news24. about fifty more people were injured president of belarus sent condolences to the president of south africa in connection with the death of people belarusians share the sport of the friendly people of south africa in these difficult moments alexander lukashenko noted the first day of autumn in belarus starts with an innovation so today allowances for work in the field of education + 21% of the salary instead of the previous six, a separate allowance was established for classroom guidance and supervision study group from 50 to 100% with the advent of autumn in belarus as a whole , salaries for state emplo

western balkans and in general, in all the balkans, that is , serbia as a factor of destabilization, through russia. there we understand how it is all done. i understand correctly that serbia is the main irritant for all neighbors and not only neighbors in the balkans and you know how strange it is that even the europeanization of serbia does not help in this case, because now serbia is on the way to joining the european union, and it has already started this entry. that is, it is not just a candidate, it is already a country that joins, it is significant part of the accession to the eu passed , but this not only did not affect the fact that it became less winnistic in relation to neighboring countries, but on the contrary, in recent years , the politics of belgrade has become radicalized , policies have already begun to manifest openly, and belong to the ruling power, politicians who say about the need to build a serbian world by analogy with the russian one, now serbia spends a huge amount of money on defense, the most in recent history, it is expanding the army, well, that is, and

so eager for the balkans, that the expansion of the eu, that it is imperative to take all the western balkansas there that the first sprouts of collaboration were there, this is an independent croatian state, this is genocide - jewish, serbian, gypsy settlement in the balkans, these are two divisions of croatian ustashes that reached stalingrad , only then in the forty-first year in western ukraine, in galicia, the same uh feltgrau soldiers met with flowers and jam, we went through all this , the geopolitical one sounds very ominous, well, of course, mrs. baerbock did not herself come up with this formula for expanding the eu along wehrmacht routes, but well, yes, it was the schickelgroup who came up with this formula. sheet music, which was presented to him by the wagner family, something like this, history repeats itself, history, sometimes, terribly repeats itself, firstly, well, let’s still look at history, well, here dim will correct us, professionally, we need to leave because of the size of human life, what we are now observing, we are observing global geopolitical, geohistorical trend

but what is most important will be the assessment in a different way for the countries of the western balkans for georgia. what about romania and hungary, do you remember that the history of hungary is always a national minority , so their oppression is the position of only budapest in romania, and the plus-minus statement is similar, it also applies to national minorities. when will everything finally settle down in some european countries union, which constantly appeals to its national minorities on the territory of our country, this is a very difficult issue not for ukraine itself, but specifically within the eu , because the european union is, first of all , a large number of different ethnic groups that distributed differently across the territory of the eu, because it is a very sensitive issue within the eu. it always rises to a very high agenda. of course, we became part of this dialogue. ukraine adopted the morning legislation. they adopted the legislation. who is planning the conclusions of the venice commission ? the role of parliamentarians should be noted here oleksandr kornienko

and there are also, of course, a, some countries in europe, countries in the western balkans who have been in the waiting room for quite a while. so of course, that they would be certainly disappointed if they didn't get a chance to join the european union and ukraine did get it. so of course, there are many different opinions at the the, on the other hand, we also have to say that for the european union and its members. so it's, it's important to show that there are continue to support ukraine as long as it takes to win the war and as some states. so this discussion is still going on. and in the and some other states, the european union might have no other chance as to say, well, at least let's, let's start the accession talk even though knowing that that could be a very, very long process in the end. mm hm. okay. we have to talk about the use green deal . it's very likely that she's going to use her speech to defend the use greendale. that's the commission's plan for reducing emissions, but it's really facing a lot of criticism, isn't it? because of the, the rising costs involved. y

a very uh very simple story it is related to accepting us and accepting the countries of the western balkans all existing today common agricultural policy as it is called bureaucratic in brussels must change. it must not change cosmetically in the sense of eurorenovation . do you remember that we used to have some announcements about this on all the fences and forces? well, somehow i remember it while strolling , but it must be reloaded, just as the policy of regional assistance must be reloaded, and these two politicians together is, if i'm not mistaken, about 70% of the entire rural budget, and the question for today is whether the eu will be able to make these changes without making changes to the basic treaties of the eu, or whether such changes will still have to be made it was ideal for us to avoid this, otherwise it can be political and emotional in time, spread over years, which is what the chairman of the european council, mr. michel, here suggested that everyone should be ready by the 30th year, this is of course ambitious, very cool, and it warms our hearts, as they say, but so fa

the recommendations of other countries that , let's say, actively advocate the interests of the western balkans or other countries in europe make them hostages of decisions regarding ukraine, it's more such contexts. and in fact, already in december of this year, we will see how it happens . in fact, i would also like to draw such attention to vitaly on such a moment, he is very interesting , it will be easier for us in a certain way, because ah, on us too moldova and georgia, moldova, which follows ukraine, is based on ukrainian progress, and the decision in the european union is held in a certain way by the package, and today we must realize that ukraine is not in a group of countries, but ukraine is the country that is followed by two more countries, and in fact, not making a decision on ukraine will also mean not making a decision on georgia and moldova , so in a certain way we are stronger here, because our zeal let's say this very seriously. it is very interesting what kind of rhetoric our diplomats and representatives of the eu have towards hungary, what statements they hear because they

the recommendations of other countries that, let's say, actively advocate the interests of the western balkans or other countries in europe, er, make them hostage to decisions regarding ukraine, these are more such contexts. actually, already in december of this year, we will see how it happens actually come on, i would also like to congratulate you on paying such attention to such a moment, it is very interesting, it will be easier for us in a certain way because, oh, we also have moldova and georgia, and moldova, which follows ukraine, is based on ukrainian progress, and the decision in the european union is held in a certain way and today we have to realize that ukraine is not in a group of countries, but ukraine is the country that is followed by two more countries, and in fact , not making a decision on ukraine will also mean not making a decision on georgia and moldova, so in a certain way we are stronger here because our zeal is, let's say, very serious, and for now we are pulling these countries behind us. olga, briefly, directly about hungary, after all, it is very interesting what ki

ursula's speech , ukraine will definitely be there, as well as moldova and the western balkans, and unlike last year's speech, this time it was about ukraine and the war not because europe is tired of war, experts believe, and because europe is thinking about how to live when it ends, its strategic messages such changes in the climate , weapons of mass destruction and what about europe already and the council must give it immediately, otherwise it will be too late, climate migrants are said to be more terrible than anything before the fight with china , here things are about the fact that the game of subterfuge is over and competition on the market of modern technologies and microchips will become an unreal battle independent world of russian oil and gas transition of the eu i'm thinking about clean energy here, and everything is so clear , in the end even hungary understands this. well, last but not least, it is worth mentioning the appeal of the ursula state fund for the countries of the european union to continue providing temporary protection to ukrainians fleeing two wars as a result,

feeble-mindedness and courage of our elochka vonderlein, who are preparing to accept the entire western balkanse norms of the european union , which attribute a certain level of economic development, a certain level. there is permissibility of corruption and so on and so forth, respectively. well, what is it? well, yes, this can be considered as such a political carrot dangled in front of montenegro, bosnia and herzegovina and moldova and other strange things. but this is just returning to the topic of the standard of living of the population. these are people who live quite modestly. and this is just human material. this is the first. second, uh, here comes the thought about the rat catchers. eh, here we go again, returning to german folklore. i remember about the salon that started playing on the pipe and all the children left the city because he did not pay. well, uh, the european union now very much resembles such a pied piper, but in relation, of course, to its own population, because people are absolutely losing control over reality. uh, he believes in fairy tales that he invents for hims

moldova is not a special challenge, i speak with respect of course to moldova and, but also the western balkansnd they do not just say that this is a geopolitical expansion, that is, there will not be, difficult arguments, difficult emotions, and most importantly , no one knows now, it is even necessary to make changes to the fundamental treaties of the eu, regarding decision-making, the process, how it's done, and many, many more things, this discussion has started, but... no conscious results, even from my communication, so far that i don't see, so the political position that you speak of and about which kateryna spoke, it is so far a formal political declaration and nothing more, but how to implement it, no one knows yet, thank you, pavlo klimkin, ukrainian diplomat, former minister of foreign affairs of our country, was in touch with us , and we will take a break with khrystyna. do not switch for 5 minutes. antwerp miner on megodogo. in the matches against the belgian champion , the miners must score maximum points. on october 4 at 19:45, cheer for the victory of shakhtar. turn on the champ

this moment to be bold and to change our approach to expansion, to get to 6th, western balkan countries each and every one of them. and you crane and we'll double clearly into our family expansion is not a bureaucratic endeavor. it's about exports and saved pardon a certain model of life, a free open western democracies. yeah, nothing says free and open democracy is like a bunch of basket case countries. good news for the you though. ukraine says that it's ready to join the you well into years, which is kind of like sending the cleaners. well, we'll be ready to date, hollywood star. we are in our dicaprio in 2 years at the age of 66, when none of his girlfriends last of the age of 25. we will be ready for you membership in the next 2 years. but naturally, the close of the will will determine the political framework. i believe the 2 years will be enough for us to be fully prepared. and when the was eva, we will do 10 times more than we are doing now. in order for this decision to be taken. so it sounds like after your brain gets a facelift, some plastic surgery maybe gets out of all this

the countries total debt. china is poised to become the largest foreign creditor in the entire western balkans. this is especially true for serbia . the no one knows what will happen if serbia can no longer serve as it stands. good china use this scenario to demand long term access to serbian territory. the european parliamentarians have long been warning about growing chinese influence and about potential environmental damage by chinese run industrial companies. serbia is often suspected of having low environmental standards, lacks controls and the lack of transparency. a many you parliamentarians are not convinced that serbia is clearly committed to europe. the country has been a membership candidates since 2012. the concern is that if serbia becomes an e, u member states, china could influence european policy through the back door. one demand is that if there be a really wants to join the e u, it must become a less dependent on china. good ones, that's what i'll give you. read off decide. different theme will cut the on the h dot. we cannot to postpone for much longer. the fundamental quest

war of aggression ; moreover, we will continue to support our foundations in moldova and the western balkans the balkans? my father first advocated in the 1990s eu membership is vital to ensure the unity and stability of everything the balkan region to counter russia's renewed conflict, for example in bosnia and kosovo. in addition, eu membership will strengthen european security and avoid the creation of a geopolitical vacuum. we will also continue and significantly increase our efforts to ensure equal treatment for europe's largest ethnic minority, the 12 million roma who largely live in eastern europe. we will not abandon allies who defend democratic rights in the face of autocrats and would-be dictators, in europe or elsewhere world. but we must be prepared and able to respond to an uncertain and dangerous future. he has retired, but his cause lives on and his pressure on belarus and other sovereign states will only increase. there are times when the usual rules no longer apply and the usual view of the world no longer corresponds to reality simply because the world has changed dramatica

that we are going to do this, the western balkans right there.oking at the union of 35 member states, and complexities in terms of how you get these countries into the single market and make sure there's a level laying field, make sure the eu is competitive again and the economic powerhouse. that's the more interesting shift. in a way, earlier this year, in terms of french attitudes in central and eastern european member states which i found quite interesting, to me on the french side, that's a greater shift than on the nato enlargement side where the french are in favor of ukraine coming in but they say as long as the us mechanism, the reality of nato negotiations and not endorsing it publicly then in a way it's very easy for paris to say wants ukraine in. >> i want you to sum up european sovereignty, a big buzzword in europe but rarely heard in this town. a big concept for geopolitical europe, in one sense, what is it? >> it's about building critical infrastructure, protecting europe all the while remaining open, protecting rules-based internat

others attempt to winter and over land through the western balkans.oth routes are dangerous, but crossing the mediterranean has proven especially deadly. thousands drown every year. eu border countries where most migrants arrived what relief. they say other eu members should help share the burden. but reaching agreement on how to achieve this has created deep divisions. which the interior -- brent: dw's rosie birchard has been covering the story from brussels. i asked her if the eu is any closer on finally agreeing on an asylum and migration policy. rosie: not quite across the line yet. how many times we have written or read headlines that eu countries have failed to agree on reforms for immigration and asylum policy? it's an incredibly politically divisive topic here in brussels. but there is something different this time. what? well, a few months ago eu countries agree to a more equitable form to distribute migrants arriving in the southern coastal countries of the bloc, across the other parts of the eu. that was a particularly controversial issue.

are going to go to witness this greater european union with ukraine and moldova but also the western balkanswould be integrated come cellucci of the duty of 35 member states with complicated neighbors, but also complexities in terms of how you get all these countries into the single market, how you make sure there is a level playing field, how do you make sure the eu is competitive. because again that you as an economic powerhouse, and this is its trend today. i think me that that is the more interesting shift and i in a way macron gave a speech earlier this year when he atoned for french mistakes in terms of french attitudes towards eastern, central and eastern european member states, which i found actually quite interesting. to me honestly that is on the french side the much greater shift than on the nato enlargement side where the french are very much in favor of ukraine come in but the keepsake also as fungus eu's is blocking nothing could happen but the nato -- as long as the u.s. is not endorsing it publicly, then anyway it's very easy for paris to say it once ukraine and because it kn

now we have the right in this country, as does italy, greece , western balkans, every greece, westerneeking to enter your territorial waters illegally. yeah. and that includes, if necessary , turning includes, if necessary, turning boats round . and you can do that boats round. and you can do that the way the australians did with operation sovereign borders, sending specialist troops in to go onto those boats and driving them with an escort straight back to where they came from in australia's case, it was indonesia in italy's case, obviously that would be north africa and the same for greece and so on, and that's the kind of response we need. martin we need a physical response at the border. we don't need new laws . border. we don't need new laws. we don't need deportation we don't need new deportation schemes. we've got all the international law we need. we just need politicians who have the courage to enforce those laws. and protect our nation states and i wonder, aaron bastani, if we have that kind of politician in rishi sunak. >> he's thrown £500 million, half a billion at the fre

the front line, receiving people coming across the mediterranean on boats, coming through the western balkansthe unhcr perspective, that regional cooperation, international cooperation, international cooperation is key to managing what is essentially a global challenge. people moving across borders. i do want to say one thing, victoria, which is really that it is important to remember that the epicentre of displacement crises is very much in the developing world. it is not in europe, it is not in the americas, it is in the regions where these crises are happening. two thirds of forcibly displaced people stay within their own country, they do not even cross borders. those who do cross borders typically stay in countries neighbouring their own, about seven in ten stay there. and those who elect to move on words often do so because they are simply faced with impossible choices. we have heard today about what that looks like and what that feels. people have very difficult decisions to make and it is important to recognise that. we to make and it is important to recognise that.— to make and it is

the thirtieth year, among the candidates in the first place are ukraine, moldova and several western balkanthe future of the member states. it's time to get rid of ambiguities, it's time to face challenges with clarity and honesty. true, some newspapers saw precisely the deceit in these statements, believing that in brussels they themselves do not seriously believe in such prospects. the guardian publishes. an article with continuous questions, the main one of which is whether the eu will cope with the costs associated with the expansion, and the telegraph claims that the european union is too selfish to accept ukraine, but in an ideal view brussels is all united in the desire to see kiev as part of the european family, and russia , which deserves nothing but condemnation ; evidence to the contrary turns into scandals, for example, a small fragment of the pope’s address to russian catholics: you are the heirs of great russia, the russia of saints, rulers, great russia, peter ii, the second, of that empire, great , enlightened, great culture and great humanity, never give up this inheritance

, with and in the western balkans, with record numbers of people coming into the european unionm seekers than you would have done if you just had the status quo , which just had the status quo, which is dealing with those coming across the channel. so it's a very difficult situation to try and solve and i don't think anyone really has the answer at the moment , anyone really has the answer at the moment, not even you especially me. not me. well mark, thank you . mark, thank you. >> right. coming up, we are live in paris as labour leader sir keir starmer meets french president emmanuel macron in the french capital and hands him an arsenal shirt. you're with the live desk . live desk. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello, it's wet. it's windy. i'm alex burkill and here is your latest weather update from gb news in association with the met office, more unsettled weather to come this week, but perhaps something drier to end friday. for the here friday. meanwhile, for the here and now, we're under the influence this pres

seeing it in the spanish islands , and we're seeing it in islands, and we're seeing it in the western balkanstes, record numbers of migrants coming into the european union. many of those who make their way up to north western france with a view to getting to the uk now 100. >> and this is something we're to going be returning to in the coming hours as well. this is very much coming our way. there's a variety of different gateways into europe. there can be no question whatsoever that britain, for many people is the final destination and that really is why we're banging this drum. the italian government drum. but the italian government has passed to extend has passed measures to extend the time that migrants can be detained , and this is to ensure detained, and this is to ensure that people with no legal right to stay repatriated, to stay are repatriated, deported . it's after almost deported. it's after almost 10,000. i think that figure might be to 11,000 now, might be up to 11,000 now, actually the southern might be up to 11,000 now, actual|of the southern might be up to 11,000 now, actual|o

that we're going to go with this greater european union with ukraine and moldova but also the western balkanswould be integrated. szilagyi of the union of currently five member states with complicated neighbors, but also complexities in terms of how you get all this country into the single market, how you make sure there is a level plain feel, how do you make sure the eu is competitive because again the eu is an economic powerhouse and this is its strength today. i think to me that is a more interesting shift. in a way macron -- early this year when he atone for french mistakes in terms of french attitudes come eastern, central and eastern european member states which i found actually quite interesting. to me honestly that is on the french side the much greater shift that on the nato enlargement side where the french are very much in favor of ukraine come in but the keeping also a fungus the use of blogging, nothing is going to happen, that's the reality of nato negotiations and as long as the u.s. is not endorsing it publicly, then noa is very easy for paris to say it once it ukraine and bec

is so eager for the balkans that the expansion of the eu, that it is necessary to take all the western balkanscia, the same feltgrau soldiers met with flowers and jam, we went through all this. it’s the geopolitical one that sounds very ominous, well, of course, the lady did not come up with this formula for eu expansion herself, precisely along the routes of the wehrmacht, but yes, this formula was invented by schickel gruber , at least i outlined it in my obscure little book written on the back side, the notes that wagner's family presented to him are something like this: history repeats itself, history is sometimes creepy. firstly, well, let’s still look at history, well, here dim will correct us, professionally, we need to leave because of the size of a human. life, what we are now observing, we are observing global geopolitical, geohistorical trends that have been manifested for centuries, so what you say is that the reich, well, well, it was, that is, it constantly pops up when we talk about hitler , what hitler? hitler appeared like the icing on the cake, we are now we are talking to yo

the courage of our little elochka fondaem, who are preparing to accept as many as the entire western balkans as such a political carrot dangled in front of montenegro, bosnia and herzegovina and moldova and other strange things. but this is exactly what, returning to the topic of the standard of living of the population - these are people who live quite modestly. and this is just human material. this is the first. second, uh, here comes the thought about the rat catchers. e. here, again, returning to german folklore. i remember krylov from hammer who played on his daughter and all the children left the city because they didn’t pay for the wing. well, uh, the european union now very much reminds of this kind of krylov, well, in relation, of course, to its own population, because people absolutely lose control over reality, uh, they believe in fairy tales that they invent for themselves and retell to each other, and under this whole uh , media liberal, and the pipe is happening reformatting the world and bam, and suddenly the world will actually find itself in a state of such global confrontat

idea of ​​enlargement was vital to our discussion ukraine should become a new member of the eu western balkanseu when it fulfills all the conditions for entry, but at the same time. i think it would be good to define political goals to give impetus to the process for us in the first place, because we have to be ready to accept ten new members of the eu, so everyone should be prepared, especially ukraine, which will need a lot of support in these conditions. definition of a certain time horizon. the reception will allow to focus the efforts of the eu countries and candidate countries quickly. it's like sergey sergeevich i i don’t know for decades they think for years, after all, we always understand very well that the words of the macron of other politicians and europe of different speeds, that there are those who go to the touch of high speed and can determine how the european brotherhood union will develop? and there are people, like barrels, who say we said, but don't bloom tomorrow. most importantly, we identified the problem. yes, they will not accept anyone, they also need sturgeon of the

realise happening on realise what's happening on europe's southern borders and indeed on its western balkanwell, all with many more record levels of immigrants who are coming across illegally into the european union and most of those want to get to the more affluent countries in the north and many of those will filter off to northwest france with a view to getting across the engush view to getting across the english channel. so what we're seeing in lampedusa at the moment is a proportion of these and a significt proportion of these will head up to northern europe and across the channel. and it's not just a sign of what's to come. >> well, these scenes are not just in lampedusa. >> they're being repeated in many of the sort of mediterranean islands of greece and well as italy. and spain as well as italy. >> goodness me. well if thousands of people are arriving on shores of italy today, on the shores of italy today, how many thousand will be at calais cross calais waiting to cross in a week or so ? thank you, mark. week or so? thank you, mark. >> see you now. >> see you now. >> still the figh

and that isn't even considering those who come across the land routes through the western balkans and and there is not universal agreement from country to country about how best to manage this problem . manage this problem. >> indeed, mark, on what effectively is that european frontline there in lampedusa . frontline there in lampedusa. thanks very much indeed for updating us. >> well, suella brockman is taking to the world stage today on the challenge of global migration. she's set to make a major speech in washington, dc , major speech in washington, dc, as we've been saying, taking aim at the united nations refugee convention in well, the home secretary expected to declare that being gay or a woman is not enough reason to claim asylum. >> but the refugee council and indeed the labour party argue the uk should instead be concentrating on addressing the record asylum backlog. the number migrants , of course, number of migrants, of course, arriving via small boats, edging ever closer to 24,000 into britain. this year. >> well, we can now speak with pubuc >> well, we can now speak with

also affecting those eastern european countries with the routes that are coming in through the western balkanso italy. we've had 108,000 in the uk since we started recording in 2018. a huge amount of illegal immigrants arriving in italy via small boats. yeah well, as mark says, this is a european wide issue and a number of those migrants that we're seeing on lampedusa right now will make their way through europe. >> some will end up in the northwest of france , where they northwest of france, where they will to cross into britain . will try to cross into britain. and that's where it becomes about doesn't it? and we're about us, doesn't it? and we're going seeing special about us, doesn't it? and we're going from seeing special about us, doesn't it? and we're going from portland special about us, doesn't it? and we're going from portland speciéthe report from portland where the community divided over report from portland where the conbibbyy divided over report from portland where the con bibby stockholm iivided over report from portland where the con bibby stockholm barge. over report from port

so when an illegal migrant lands in in italy, western balkans or greece , they are free to roam greeceany border borders , is to come to calais and then make this illegal trip endangenng make this illegal trip endangering their own lives and undermining democracy and nation states. >> well, i mean, and if we do point to lampedusa, which had a 10,000 sort of influx of migrants all at once with only a small 6000 population, that would democratic would undermine democratic legitimacy , wouldn't it, shortly? >> well, memory, yeah, i think. >> but but that's but that's what she's saying. she's saying that risks that the migrant crisis risks threatening that. and do you not think she has a point? quickly, i'll you chance answer i'll give you a chance to answer then. to move on then. i've got to move on because so what i because i've got so from what i can remember, lampedusa, which i think migrants can remember, lampedusa, which i thi an migrants can remember, lampedusa, which i thi an island, migrants can remember, lampedusa, which i thi an island, 10,000. migrants on an island, 10,000. >>

arrived france they've arrived in france illegally , crossing into the illegally, crossing into the western balkansnd italy from northern africa and the middle east. completely different problem. well, it could become a thing, i could become a thing, but i noficed could become a thing, but i noticed we've managed to noticed that we've managed to process 2000 applications a week 110w. now. >> the home office, which begs the question as to why they couldn't that sooner. but couldn't do that sooner. but nigel, what's your view on? well, particular one, well, on this particular one, this is without doubt, this is this is without a doubt, this is this is without a doubt, this problem in this is a french problem in exactly the same way that migrants who travel through france to get to calais , to come france to get to calais, to come to this country are a british problem, which is why the french behave the way they do. >> so it would be quite amusing if the french now decided that these people ought to come back to britain on the basis that we're a safe country. >> well, i'd be very happy to take them bac

in order to protect if their middle east ogres are trying every day to get into western europe through serbia the balkansmigration wave since 2015; the fence that hungary erected then on the border of serbia is not today stops the flow, but only makes it more criminal , the concept of illegal transit to the eu is not accessible to those who the army may pay for this and the police can no longer cope with the smugglers. and this is turning into a big problem for local residents at the crossroads of european migration routes. sergei kalashevsky. an endless stream of migrants is moving at night along serbian roads this summer. the serbs are posting videos like this on the web, almost every day. a new wave of migrants who have fled to europe has overwhelmed little serbia and the authorities no longer know what to do with these nice but persistent young afghans, periodically local gendarmerie the police are terrorizing them under the border forests. from time to time, the emigrants themselves organize showdowns among themselves using firearms and hand grenades. tourist here you can see the explosion sites. th

and live distilled across those central as if you now running across the balkans, pushing up across ukraine, easing into that western side of russia dry weather coming back in behind. and that's the woman getting up to around 19 celsius there in paris on sunday. but the will read the notes of as we go on 3, monday will be suddenly wins ahead of the old stool in the old hurricane. there's not weather that will wrap this way and across the north west of the southeast and we try and find a good scattering the shouts at the central pos ultimate. it's right at one or 2. the showers will sink by way down towards set you nicea, running down towards the tripoli. same type of just pulling away here. plenty yourselves, me. mont, across the gulf with any, all the way to see i'm really a the county states control information. how does the narrative improve public opinion? how is this as intended? this and we flaming the story? the listening post, i think the media, we don't cover the news because of the way the news is covered. to the teams to the us. government says once again, facing us, shut down and fighting amongst republi

100 countries including the us and most western countries put on the serbian side are china and russia who some fear may see a benefit in a destabilised balkanses will be pushing as far as can, �* , ., both sides will be pushing as far as can. . , ., .,. . can. a shoot-out in a church disturbs _ can. a shoot-out in a church disturbs memories - can. a shoot-out in a church disturbs memories of- can. a shoot-out in a church disturbs memories of past i can. a shoot-out in a church - disturbs memories of past violence. the fear now is that without a short response, it could foreshadow worse. we're now with xhelal svecla, the minister of internal affairs of kosovo. thank you forjoining us this evening. can we go back to one of the reasons for the mutual distrust just now, which was the installation of kosovan albanian mayors in areas that were majority serb. was that now, as the west seems to think, as france, italy and germany, a mistake?— mistake? well, no, it's not a mistake- _ mistake? well, no, it's not a mistake. actually, _ mistake? well, no, it's not a mistake. actually, we - mistake. actually, we held elections, municipal elections, after

european union and the first candidates for ukraine's membership, together with the countries of the western balkans in total, about ten states politician said that it is necessary to determine the horizons and time frames for entry. barrel also announced that at the beginning of the preparation by the eu countries of a special sanctions regime against the participants in the coup in nigeria. according to him, brussels, following eco you, will take action against the chistov path and work has already begun. 9 months details of the plan are yet to be revealed, with the initiative themselves cheating way from a three-year transition period to organizations rejected today a sit-in will be held in the country demanding the deployment of the french military from the republic to put pressure on gabon, where a military coup also took place , the african union suspended the participation of the state in the work of the organization of its bodies and institutions and strongly condemned the seizure of power by the military in the country. the peat mining industry of belarus is finishing the season and summing