but hungary's majority leans to the conservative side. and our constitutional bodies can independently come to free and good decisions that aren't unlawful. we are visiting the private studio of here t.v. or news t.v. ever since the broadcasters owner fell out with viktor orban reporting has become critical toward the government and since reporting has become critical politicians have stopped visiting the studio. interview requests are simply ignored politically independent and critical media have no place in or bans illiberal democracy government critique is not welcome. i'm meeting professor of national audubon she teaches information communication at the budapest quarter venous university she analyzed the media situation in hungary her findings were devastating she says the media landscape is mostly controlled by or bonds government. and hungary they call public television state television because it really is far from being independent public media like in western europe it's pure government propaganda. the same goes for private media

on the buddhist side is hungary's largest building buddha castle. on the question side the country's parliament two hundred sixty eight meters long. modeled after westminster palace in london it was completed in one thousand know for. another institution dating back to the era when hungary was part of a powerful empire coffee houses similar to those common in austria in the nineteenth century they could be found on practically every corner. some of the most historic houses are still in use today like jumbo in the center of historic pitched it opened in eight hundred fifty eight. and did a fish that we have and be had in the past and amazing shafik. unfortunate things during the colonies make the stick raised a little bit and. still are really in la i can love to go to cafe how from every race paper next to each other and talking about life. then is back to the river for centuries the danube divided the two central parts of the city the first bridge connecting them was only completed in eighteen forty nine . to get them to fast i. the chain bridge wa

and nothing really happened in brussels which was really back far hungary so you know no thank shows you know anything so it was a very. easy thing for for feed us to do. comparisons are often made between old bones hungary and blood to me of putin's russia state control of the media the squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly there. and we may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary finding somewhere to rest in peace is in many parts of the world an increasingly difficult task as graveyards fill up the competition for spaces is growing in the authorities are left having to the side how to share them out now a german town in bavaria saying some may have an answer as the mccain reports. nestling in the alps best discard seems like a picture postcard here the pace of life from cradle to grave is slow and after a long life many locals want this to be their final resting place but the years demand for new grave plots has outstripped supply now the council thinks it's found a solution a lottery for burial plots the town's mayor says he thinks it

was very successful in hungary and there nothing really happened which was really back far hungary so you know one of think shows you know anything it was a very. easy thing far far from best to do. comparisons are often made between old bones hungary and blood to me of putin's russia state control of the media the squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly there. and they may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary. well it's time for sports. thank you very much the hell we're halfway through the major league baseball season and that means the traditional all-star game a record ten home runs were hit as the american league took the spoils against the national league play to some reports. nationals park in washington d.c. the thing for the eighty ninth all-star game a game that was under threat just hours before the first ball was pitched heavy rain in the u.s. capital thankfully subsided in time for the start of the game there was a rousing welcome for bryce harper the winner of the home run derby the day before and a washington nationals play

on the borders side is hungary's largest building good a castle. on the question side the country's parliament two hundred sixty eight meters long. modeled after westminster palace in london it was completed in one thousand know for. another institution dating back to the arrow when hungary was part of a powerful empire coffee houses similar to those common in austria in the nineteenth century they could be found on practically every corner. some of the most historic houses are still in use today like hole in the center of historic pitched it opened in eight hundred fifty eight. in budapest we have and we had in the past and amazing africa. unfortunate thing during the colonies makes the stick raised a little bit by. steel really in la i can love to go to cafe how was from every race they put could see next to each other and talking about life. then is back to the river for centuries the danube divided the two central parts of the city the first bridge connecting them was only completed in eighteen forty nine . to get them to fast. i believe the ch

countries that will be affected by the new policy today she will meet with hungary's prime minister viktor orban who in the past has been one of the strongest opponents of ongoing efforts migration fluency for more let's cross over to melinda crane now she's our chief political correspondent and she's been covering the story intensively over the past few days melinda what can we expect of the chancellor's talks with viktor or bot. they were surely will not be easy or harmonious. erbe on and chancellor merkel were absolutely better opponents back in two thousand and fifteen when hungry closed its border to migrants suspended the dublin agreement that is supposed to regulate migration to and within the european union and that was back then that uncle americal said essentially to him i as an eastern european lived behind a wall too long to believe that building walls solves anything so these two long long bitter opponents but in fact she will be looking to try to convince mr orbán to enter into some kind of agreement with germany to take back migrants who have been registered in other europe

so-called cushioning from its intended to help poorer members catch up with hungary increasingly in conflict with the e.u. over corruption and migration policies brussels plans to cut those funds by a quarter in its next budget is the government apparently not much we've seen that part of the blackmailing horizon for the past couple of years in order to have a budget iraq and budget you have to have the costs of all member states. and there's not going to become censors which is very likely to happen for the criteria of if south is going to remain and then there's not going to be a budget so confident as mr all burn in fact that he's begun exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in slovenia slovakia poland and the czech republic. was very successful in hungary and there nothing really happened which was really backfired you know and all thanks south you know anything it was a very. easy thing far far from best. comparisons are often made between all bands hungary and bloody me of putin's russia state control of the media a squeeze on civil society the hallmarks ar

anti jewish sentiment back home especially of course that campaign is this source that campaign in hungary so how i mean it's very difficult as an outsider seeing what's playing out in israel right now to reconcile these two developments. yeah there isn't much in common i think that urban unfolding will feel at home here we have. people who are getting more and more prison tropic we more people who hate refugees hate the others and netanyahu is riding on this kind of atmosphere. he sent the message since the last elections that the arabs our. israeli arab citizens. in the best case they are not is where it is in the worst case the enemy's. yeah and i have i just have literally ten seconds left unfortunately is there anything that can be done to repeal this law or is it now a fact. this is this is a fact what should be done is to make sure that this statement by the bill will not be implemented on the ground that will not going to change jury ality and make some. practical changes that will make this kind of negative statement negative message to them i know it is and to the world and to th

like hungary if those countries of first registry agree she wants agreement from mr orbán he has said he's very ambivalent about giving it on the other hand there are a few things he would like from ms merkel berlin has a lot of say e.u. budgetary negotiations there has been talk of using budget cuts cut funding cuts to eastern european countries to penalize them both for undermining the rule of law in their countries and also for refusing to take in refugees if there were berlin were to indicate some flexibility about whether it would support such cuts he might be willing to make a deal now melinda as part of those that diplomatic push germany's interior minister what they hope will be a meeting with sebastien cts that's austria chancellor now germany does need austria's cooperation to make this new border scheme work so what will we see there . right austria's cooperation in fact is absolutely vital because this three point plan the the two conservative parties agreed on on monday for c. is that for any migrants who have been registered in countries that refused to take them back th

migrants who have been registered in other european countries mr oregon said yesterday however that hungary would not think about signing any kind of bilateral agreement with germany until austria had done so so again we're looking at a kind of domino game here where each domino depends on the one ahead of it and and basically the question is whether hungary will be willing to take back any refugees at all given the fact that many do cross through that country ok so the chancellor is talking to the hungary and later today later today germany's interior ministers holes they hope for is traveling to be honored to meet with sebastian cortes austria's chancellor and now mr they hope to needs austria's cooperation to make his borders scheme work is he likely to strike a deal. that's right and the key problem that there is that migrants who have been registered in another european country and then try to enter into germany those are the ones germany wants to send back but there are a number of countries like italy that say hey we're not going to accept anybody anymore so what happens to those peo

so-called cushioning from its intended to help poorer members catch up with hungary increasingly in conflict with the e.u. over corruption and migration policies brussels plans to cut those funds by a quarter in its next budget is the government apparently not much we've seen that part of the blackmailing horizon for the past couple of years in order to have a budget iraq and budget you have to have the cost as all member states. and if there's not going to be consensus which is very likely to happen for the criteria of if south is going to remain then there's not going to be a budget so confident is mr all burn in fact that he's become exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in slovenia slovakia poland and the czech republic the whole battle with brussels was very successful in hungary and nothing really happened in brussels which was really bad for hungary so you know in those sanctions you know anything so it was a very easy thing for four or five best to do. comparisons are often made between old and hungry and bloody me of putin's russia state control of the

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he wins the hungary grand prix. and at the 285th attempt england's richard mcevoy finally wins a european tour title at the age of 39. hello and welcome to sportsday. ii yea rs hello and welcome to sportsday. ii years after his first tour, geraint thomas has ended the 2018 edition as the champion. having played sidekick to others, crashed out injured, the welshman finally realised a childhood dream. joe carbury is in paris. —— joe curry. what a brilliant day for geraint thomas? yes. for geraint thomas and wales. he becomes the first welshman to win the tour de france. as is tradition on the final day, the yellowjersey read —— led the procession into paris. there was a lovely moment with him riding alongside chris froome. they shared a glass of champagne. when they get the disease champs—elysees, the riders do a collapse. it was very much brushoff. —— show. he and chris froome, who finished third, got onto the podium in front of thousands of spectators on the champs—elysees. they were cheers, welsh fl

wants to build cars in hungary the premium com maker is investing a billion euros in a new factory one thousand workers will construct vehicles with combustion engines as well as electric and hybrid b.m.w. chose the locations you do hungary's infrastructure proximity to many suppliers and the highly skilled personnel that factories in germany are working at close to full capacity right now some say automation and digitisation present a horror scenario the factories of the future could wipe out millions of jobs others say all sorts of new positions will pop up but try telling someone who's been working for the same for decades. here at german electronics giant workers are still operating the machines but those machines are capable of doing many tasks on their own how will that be in the future technology is developing at a rapid pace and that has a direct effect on the working world more and more jobs can be performed by robots especially in traditional manufacturing industries companies invest in robots because they save money money they can invest in other areas older employees betwee

and they may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha i'm still robin these are our top news stories the football team made their first public appearance and recounted what they called a miraculous escape from a flooded cave the twelve teenagers and their coach appearing good spirits as they answered questions about their ordeal the team also paid tribute to the former navy seal who died while trying to rescue them one of the boys explained why they'd entered the cave in the first place. it happened in the evening. on top of the hill and we heard voices and told everyone to be quiet but there was a voice of people we weren't sure if it was for real so we stopped to listen and it turned out to be true then i was shocked then told mick to run down to the cave. to besiege syrian towns are being emptied of their residents after a deal between pro-government forces and opposition fighters thousands are being bussed out of the northwestern towns of for the fresh air in exchange the government is expect

member hungary has also made it clear it does not see eye to eye with when it comes to migration. because i'm told we have a problem that hungary doesn't feel responsible for migrants some to the dublin system even if it's rather just to those refugees this is about people who come to that has something to do with europeans basic principle humanity it means we defend our external border is but don't cut all the cells off and build a kind of fortress. you can. if we are humane we have to be humane without creating a pull factor and the only way we know of doing that is closing the borders and giving help to those countries and not letting in people who bring trouble we don't want to import problems this is where we have different opinions. political analyst steven meissner believes the deal is an attempt by merkel to actually aid her c.s.u. allies before local elections it's a bit of a show. as we've now found out because poland and hungary and i think italy and a number of other countries the czech republic as well has said no there is no such agreement what is she talking about i

the european commission has referred hungary to the e.u. court of justice for refusing to comply with european asylum rules that move comes a day after hungary withdrew from a un agreement to manage global migration that use executive body also said hungry should change laws criminalizing people or groups who aid asylum seekers. commercial flights have resumed between if you appear and every trip twenty years after they were halted by war and if you open airlines jet took off from addis ababa yesterday bound for eritrea's capital us mara after a ceremony to mark the takeoff it's the latest step in a peace process ending three decades of conflict between the two east african countries. thailand's rescued kids boys are finally back home after the hospital stay that followed their eighteen day ordeal of t.v. appearance yesterday the boys began their first day out of the hospital with a trip to a buddhist temple. to the tune of chanting monks the boys press their hands together in prayer grateful to be safe. i am very happy to be home i was fin

earlier in the day chancellor angela merkel met with hungary's prime minister viktor orban she needs the support of other e.u. members. according to e.u. law the first country where an asylum seeker registers is responsible for the asylum process that means most migrants would have to stay in spain italy or greece where they first reached european soil but many try to get further north to germany crossing through austria or hungary and these countries fear that germany could just reject migrants at the border. striking bilateral agreements with other e.u. member states could well be the most difficult part in germany's new migration policy viktor orbán has already made it clear that he's not willing to support the chancellor. all right let's go now to our political correspondent thomas barrow he is standing by outside of the german parliament the bonus target even to you tomasso the meeting was much shorter than had been expected and obviously successful what can you tell us about this agreement. that's right brant i mean the members of the grand coalition have normally spoken for a

the european level and today we saw the resistance that germany is facing from hardline leaders in hungary and austria how feasible is it tomas that the german government's new migration policy were will ever be carried out. well that is the absolute vital question here because the only way that this can be carried out and that's something that leaders here have already mention is if there are agreements between germany and the other countries involved you can only send back a migrant to the country where he was registered if that country accept him in the first place and that is easier said than done that is the absolute huge challenge that now lies before not only the interior minister jose hope but i'm. trying to make those agreements with countries that don't necessarily want to accept refugees that have left their borders in the first place so one thing is what they agreed right here the next step is obviously what they will do to try and implement this by trying to fold these agreements or at least negotiated agreements with other e.u. countries involved you know thomas i said at the

hungary is withdrawing from a u.s. agreement to manage worldwide migration foreign minister peter say otter said the global compact for migration counted to hungary's interests united states is the only other country to reject the treaty which is to be signed later this year. i after the market would have been the one hundredth birthday by presence of nelson mandela who died in twenty thirty thousand dollars the first black president to post apartheid south africa despite being jailed for twenty seven years he dedicated his time in office to hearing the country's racial. riots and for the highest ever penalty imposed for breaching a you anti trust rules the european commission has fined google billions for abusing its dominant market position with the android mobile operating system four point three billion euros that's the record fine google is facing after regulators find it in breach of trust rules. the charges relate to google's android operating system used by phone makers including samsung and huawei e.u. officia

and in formula one lewis hamilton wins again at the hungary and grand prix the british driver extended his lead in the championship ahead of rival the passion that will bring you all the action. my ass waiter thanks for joining us voting has closed in mali and it was an election they wracked by violence and fear people in the west african country are choosing a new president but the poll was disrupted by several militant attacks security was tight especially in the northern regions of gowan timbuktu in some areas the voting stations weren't even able to open after militants said ballot paper is on fire incumbent ybor him. is seeking a second five year term his main rival as opposition candidate and former finance finance minister so must you say there was also unrest in the run up to the poll amid years of heightening ethnic violence and jihadism. for more let's go now to journalist brown possumus in mali's capital bamako brown there were concerns of election violence what can you tell us about the security situation on the ground right now. ok the security situation on the ground is w

at odds over migration for years but now it's the german chancellor angela merkel who is calling on hungary and the prime minister viktor orban to back her harder line on asylum we'll have the latest from berlin. also coming up meet the spiny in the cab take a taxi in china and draw on camera we'll see how authorities use the latest technology to find out who you are and where you're growing. and despite the rest stay at the world cup the fans are still enjoying the football party we take a look at some of the most colorful outfits on show in moscow. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us british police have confirmed that two people who fell critically ill near the market town of saulsbury were poisoned with a nerve agent nova chuck it is the second time salisbury has been at the center of an over talk poisoning in march a former russian spy and his daughter were attacked with the nerve agent at their home on christie miller road not far from queen elizabeth gardens where to stop the latest victims came into contact with the substance of britain's health minister says the lates

for example, hungary have built walls, so there's no movement of people. this is a clu b no movement of people. this is a club and they don't want any more fissures in it. at the same time as the cabinet is going to be discussing this, which is crucial to out discussing this, which is crucial to our future, they are going to make half a dozen bids to be the next leader at least. it will complicate stuff. that leads us nicely onto the daily telegraph. he's not giving up. there are those who want a proper ha rd there are those who want a proper hard brexit, they don't want anything that smacks of what we currently have, customs union, single market, they want it all gone. mogg is an interesting person, because he is highly successful, and whatever happens to us and the eu, he will be ok. supposing lots of factories have to close, or airbus goes abroad, as they said they may have to do last week, more and more business groups are now coming forward pretty late actually and saying this is going to affect us. is it coming forward so late because they didn't thi

expect them to be tense these two have been bitter opponents on migration policy in the past after hungary closed its borders to refugees in two thousand and fifteen and erected a wall the chancellor said in his direction that for her as an eastern as a person who had grown up in east germany behind a wall she would have thought that eastern europeans in general understand that erecting walls and isolating oneself doesn't solve anything but given recent developments here in germany mr orban could well arrive thinking that berlin has shifted in his direction and that in fact he has the upper hand and in fact it is the case that the chancellor has said she only wants to go ahead with deportations of migrants registered in other european union member countries countries on the external boundaries of the e.u. like hungry if those countries of first registry agree she wants agreement from mr orbán he has said he's very ambivalent about giving it on the other hand there are a few things he would like from ms merkel berlin has a lot of say e.u. budgetary negotiations there has been talk of using

court of justice for refusing to comply with european asylum rules the move comes a day after hungary withdrew from a un agreements to manage global migration use executive body also said hungary should change laws criminalizing people or groups who aid asylum seekers. turkey's state of emergency has come to an end the country had been under emergency rule since a failed coup attempt two years ago it's allowed president don't want to rule by decree and crack down on the opposition the government has already proposed a stringent antiterrorism bill to replace the measure. now u.s. president donald trump has spent a second day trying to contain the fallout from the summit with his russian counterpart vladimir putin at the summit he accepted putin's denial that russia had interfered in the twenty sixteen u.s. elections but a day later trump made a dramatic u. turn saying he accepted his intelligence agencies assessment that russia did meddle it whipped up a firestorm in washington but what exactly do ordinary americans think well richardson visited tennessee where she found that most peop

actually saying global compact for migration runs counter to hungary's interests the united states is the only other countries to reject that treaty so far which was due to be signed later this year. now thailand's rescued cave boys are finally back home after the hospital stay that followed eighteen day ordeal they made their first public appearance yesterday smiling and joking on national t.v. as they shared details of their traumatic experience it was an emotional day for the boys and also for their relieved families. the long awaited moment finally comes parapet this home. a huge relief for his family. case one of the twelve boys from the wild boars a football team that beat all the odds that opponents nature and time. ask the boys made their first appearance since the rescue they showed little sign of having spent over two weeks trapped in a flooded cave with just one flashlight and nothing to eat the boys say they tried to take their way out and avoid thinking about food until the rescue divers finally found them one of the team members described the magical moment. it happened

they've been at odds over migration for years but now german chancellor angela merkel is calling on hungary's prime minister the top to bottom line on asylum and we'll bring you the latest from those talks involving. welcome to the program police in britain have confirmed that two people who fell critically ill near the city of souls break well poisoned by a nerve agent from the nabi chalk family now this is the second time the area has been at the center on the poisoning incident in macho former russian spy and his daughter were attacked to their home kristie miller road that's less than two kilometers from queen elizabeth gardens where it's thought the latest victims came into contact with the substance but its health minister says the second poisoning looks like an unfortunate after effects of the first investigation is being led by counter-terrorism police. this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose lee and dawn sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent novacek the couple are in a critical condition at salisbury hospital it's the same

peninsula will be top of the agenda when the two meet on friday german chancellor angela merkel and hungary's prime minister viktor orban have traded accusations over their very different views on migration during talks here in berlin merkel met with iran as part of her efforts to win support for her tough new migration policy after their meeting merkel said she wants to protect europe's humanity regarding migrants she criticized hungry for dodging its responsibilities or bonds that the best way to show humanity is for europe to remove incentives for migrants to come to the continent let me thank you on the field as you call it we don't think it's fair that people in germany accuse us of lacking in solidarity. should go there eight thousand armed soldiers standing on the border twenty four hours a day for migrants on their way to germany would have to get past them first i'm going to go to court and despite the agreement with turkey if there were no arm time carians guarding the border then four to five thousand people would come to germany on a daily basis. and we would protect you from that

the migration of the us but now german chancellor angela merkel is calling on hungary's prime minister. to back the line on asylum and bring you the latest from those talks in public. i'm for welcome to the program police in britain have confirmed that two people who fell critically ill near the city of souls great walk poisoned by a nerve agent for the family this is the second time the area has been at the center of a poisoning incident in macia former russian spy and his daughter were. just thirteen kilometers from where it's thought the latest victims came into contact with the substance to britain's health minister says the second poisoning looks like unfortunate after effect of the first the investigation is being led by counter-terrorism police the british couple at the center of a new mystery shrouding an english town child the rally. poisoned by the truck. they were taken ill at their home in amesbury on saturday paramedics were called after the woman collapsed in the morning a friend of the couple was with the man later in the day started out sort of was like his ever is brok

so-called cushioning from its intended to help poorer members catch up with hungary increasingly in conflict with the e.u. over corruption and migration policies brussels plans to cut those funds by a quarter in its next budget is the government apparently not much we've seen that part of the blackmailing horizon for the past couple of years you know that to have a budget the european budget you have to have the costs of all member states. and that's not going to become census which is very likely to happen if the criteria they've set is going to remain and then that is not good to be a budget so confident is mr albany in fact that he's become exporting his influence . let's take you straight to the white house now that's not to be sanders the white house spokes person for the news briefing room to make sure that right russia is unable to meddle in our elections as they have done in the past as if we have stated. it's going on. since there is currently not an election. specifically but i certainly believe. that we are taking steps to make sure they can't do it again unlike previous

this is the cow whose trail we lost in hungary. but. we shot the footage to show the family business in bavaria where the animal was born. we showed them the conditions in the destination country and some scenes from the last phase of their animal's life. with. their astonished that the calf ended up in egypt and they're horrified at how it was treated there. i think that so this is the step sister of the butchered bull we saw earlier on the video. we raised the animals we sell for fattening as humanely as possible and do everything we can to make them feel well i thought it was the elf we didn't know they die in such a cruel way is it done so good as a man. and then he was the day they raise would we would love and care being cute cows and matters away overseas in no way that shocked him and he's entire family opt to defect that most of the members of this i mean they could not look any more and and they were angry and i can understand they are angry because they didn't know just how to yes and my heart aches when i see that our bull w