greece is bankrupt. mr tsipras said just the other month when finally the bailout conditions were lifted, "a new beginning, an historic break with the past." and he's ready started talking about his own economic policy with tax breaks, higher social benefits. you've met many politicians in your life. i don't believe you're so gullible as to expect a politician to tell you the truth, especially when he's presiding over a complete catastrophe. one in two families in greece as we speak have no—one working in them. one in two families, i will repeat this, have no one working in them. one third of the working greeks are receiving less than 384 euros a month in a country which is not cheap. we have about 10—15,000 youngsters, well—educated ones, leaving the country, migrating, every month. to consider this to be a success story, and, by the way, we are still in the... under the thumb of the troika. but the alternative, walking away from the debt, defying the germans and the european union. i never propos

implies a territorial claim on a part of northern greece. as guy de launey reports from the capital skopje, it's a particularly important vote for the country's young people. macedonia has spent much of the 21st century looking to ancient history. it splurged a fortune on recasting its capital as the cradle of civilisation, appropriating greek heroes and infuriating its southern neighbour. but now it's out with the old and time to look to the future — potentially, at least. sunday's referendum will see voters decide whether to rename the country north macedonia. "turn out for a european macedonia" is the message on this referendum billboard. it says, "on the 30th of september, we will make a historic decision." because changing its name would allow macedonia to end its long—running dispute with greece, and the government says that would allow this small landlocked country to look to the future. we are a small country, a small market. without stability, without guarantees for security and prosperity in the economy, it is really, every day

until greece has paid off its debt. it's called bucks each graft or brutal and in greece it's called fuck you lucky money that you pan official to make things go smoothly let's call it by its name is corruption and corruption has greatly contributed to the greek debt crisis so how to fight it christina tramon tino's the yale graduate advised the great governor. anticorruption council and says the private sector has to be made aware that graft is poison for the economy and for that business we met up with an awful. personally my family my grandfather who is a war veteran was diagnosed with prostate cancer he had eighty six percent basically a handicap and he was asked for a bribe for emergency care. if you have to monday is a leading anti corruption activist in greece the other corruption has become internalised we just have certain fields. to simply following this problem or even to us that when we get to the hospital we're afraid of getting poor treatment so we pay a bribe to buy ourselves a sense of security. if he do

greece cannot have large scale one production similar to other countries greece is home to boutique ones that are produced in smaller quantities yet he was the horrible thing. constantino smith trouble us grows great variety is on the peloponnesian peninsula in the third generation of his family rather than young. yet in the snow but i will miss the greek wine growers now have faith in their green vines they believe in their own varieties that was the only way to succeed and that. yes the bikini if they instead of planting imported vines in greece we shine by presenting our own projects on the international markets with a new one because of. a recipe for success his top winds including the red are your huge co have won numerous prizes. to. after the end of their one of the greek vintners myself included aim for quality is that you can achieve that by reducing the output that there may have been investing a lot of work in the vines is responsible for almost eighty percent of the quality of the final product but this be at the center so that the property of the. biggie casts a family of bi

that is a huge region north of greece, macedonia and people here in greece think that... this is what has become a emotional. this is what has become a emotional. this is what has become a emotional. this is also why it is so much entangled with the local politics here in greece. at the same time, on a political party level, political development here in greece, the name issue. the government coalition is fully against... he was the first of the political leaders that spoke here in greece in favour of the low turnout which is, according to his narrative, a good indication. thank you. apologies for the sound quality on that. stay with us on bbc world news — europe hold their nerve to win the ryder cup — that and all the other sports news coming up. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines... more than 800 people are now known to have died in the indonesian earthquake and tsunami. macedonia's referendum on changing the country's name has been cast into doubt — after too few people turned out to vote for the result to be valid. the british prime minister ther

>> it's not just bringing them back to athens or to greece. that's where they were created. but this is not our claim. our claim is to put back a unique piece of art, to put it back together, bring iback tother. >> reporter: lydia koniordou was greece's minister of culture fr6 to 2018. we met her at the acropolis, whpaere thhenon temple stands overlooking athens. sos , first, it rd elgin who removed 50%. >> almost 50%. >> reporter: almost 50%. all of the marbles, she says, have now been removed from the monument for protectiontsrom the elem and then, it was greece that consciously decided to remove the remaining. >> yes, the scientists that were responsible decided to remove and take them to the acropolis museum.as it nine years ago when the acropolis museum was completed. reporter: in fact, the new acropolis museum was built in part as a response to the british museum's claim that greeceid not have a proper place to display the sculptures. the glass and steel structure has a dramatic view of the acropolis, so while you'rei obseng the art you can see the actual parthenon. th

and in turn support an agreement with greece to change the country's name to north macedonia. so it comes down to some in the country's desire to join the alliances after previous attempts have been blocked by greece this time its neighbor seems to have found a bargaining chip for macedonia secession into nato but there are still hurdles to overcome the first sticking point is that the referendums outcome lacks and he legal clout and is subject to approval by the states parliament the country's incumbent president. is not on board either and has been urging the public to boycott the referendum. it is violence against our historical memory the aim is to limit the use of the name to macedonians to the smallest possible space and that is the space between the two is all while keeping on miles close to the republican macedonia is now asked to commit legal and historical suicide so the legal abolishment of the macedonian people can be interpreted as its own will. even if all this doesn't get in the way there's still one final step joining nato won't be possible until the next allia

greek parliament ready ready for ideas agreement with greece let me say that this is. the this country is very divided to do this question for example. the government is leading the yes campaign from the other side there is a precedent he van of who said he will boycott referendum and the opposition who said dead. the people should decided how or will they going to vote today on the referendum so today we will see how the outcome will be and this night leadership of this country to say. next step will be all going to be right will be looking out for it thanks so much my blood loss in moscow where polls are open in iraq's northern semi autonomous kurdish region for parliamentary elections the vote comes a year after a failed bid for independence it was rejected by a bank that plunging the region into economic and political turmoil security forces in the region voted earlier on following day. still ahead on al-jazeera tens of thousands monch in brazil against a presidential candidate who says he won't take cept the results if he loses and they don't mask steps down as ch

greece has been producing wine since four thousand five hundred b.c. . normally people enjoyed table wines in traditional to furnace but now stylish new wine bottles are also appearing. in a fonda stop loss owns wine points one of the first of its kind located in the center of athens it serves only quality greek winds greece is home to some two hundred different varieties of grain. this wine simply belongs to greece and has since antiquity but it's a little silly with most greek people belong to the greek orthodox church and have a special relationship with wine yet due to the holy communion wine is the second liquid we drink after our mother's milk is. said to fund us is glad to see a young generation of been as willing to prove how good greek wine can be still my love for you if you plant dryness on two sides of a hill but are identical. the one on one side will still taste different from the other one we have been morpheus you know results in a diversity of flavors and aromas in this why the. grease cannot have large scale one production similar to ot

katherine russell dottle and her team the greece has so project is a labor of love it's not supported by sponsors or tourism boards at least not yet but the stunning stunts have attracted international attention and counter rena has a long list of must see places in greece where she'd like to perform. i would love to go the highest point in greece which is the olympus mountain with also really enjoyed going to create and to some of facts. so she intends to continue her aerial dancing and atmospheric way of raising awareness of greece's history and natural beauty. and now it's time again for your mex extra too and today we are heading to france thanks to the viewer request from google like me that cora is fascinated by france and it history that's why we chose a very special destination for her the medieval town off center mule in the southwest region of the country and the area is especially worth a visit right now why well september is when the wind season begins. convenes in sent to me the one time city parliament is now a wine brotherhood. in june they pass their judgment of the ne

country to be renamed the republic of north macedonia hopefully ending a decades long dispute with greece. and the test c.e.o. elon musk forced to pay millions in fines and stepped down as company's chairman u.s. regulators charge the billionaire with fraud saying he misled investors with tweets about the company. i'm carl aspen welcome to the program we start with some breaking news the death toll from a major earthquake that triggered a tsunami on the indonesian island of sue the way sea has risen to more than eight hundred the country's vice president warns the number could soar into the thousands large parts of the city of do have been reduced to rubble rescue workers are now scrambling to reach trapped survivors as hospitals struggle to cope with. injured with power and communication networks down there still little news on the numbers of dead in more remote areas. we welcome correspondent max walden in jakarta for more on this story max we heard the death toll rising rapidly so far those confirmed deaths there all in the city of palooka what we know about other affected areas. yes t

the change would bring an end to a twenty seven year long dispute with greece it's concerned. about historical and territorial claims as it has a province called macedonia previously the territory of the macedonian state until the beginning of the twentieth century simple on paper but is it really. referendum ballots pose just one albeit double barreled question whether the macedonian people want to join nato and the e.u. and in turn support an agreement with greece to change the country's name to north macedonia. so it comes down to some in the country's desire to join the alliances after previous attempts have been blocked by greece this time its neighbor seems to have found a bargaining chip for macedonia as a session to nato but there are still hurdles to overcome the first sticking point is that the referendums outcome lacks any legal clout and is subject to approval by the states parliament the country's incumbent president. is not on board either and has been urging the public to boycott the referendum. it is violence against our historical memory the aim is to limit th

by implementation of the agreement signed greece do you accept this is a huge test for the country and for the voters given that just what two decades ago ethnic albanians in your country took up arms against the government. while a much shorter deal fog people in the all polls we had in the recent period more than eighty percent are in favor and nato and and e.u. also but the problem is that we are living also in the world of fake news and populist propaganda so people are under this attack of fake news that actually they are changing their identity and everything will be different after signing this agreement of course it is a challenge it is one of the most important decision the people of this country had made in the recent twenty five years after independence but is a decision that for certain will open a new chapter in this country that will provide the security and peace for the hundred years to come but also economical wellbeing through nato membership and through your membership was all there is no alternative actually for macedonia in terms of geo political orientation there

agreement with greece she has the right to be optimistic and the reality concerns that so she has to cast control over seventy m.p.'s in the parliament he needs the support of another three and probably from the nationalists conservative party if you can get that he can push through the. because all the necessary constitutional changes if he doesn't as you said tonight he's going to spend the for the week trying to do that if not there will be early parliamentary elections and possible. all right. in school for us thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world or eighty's have allowed fifty eight migrants ashore ending the latest standoff over people received at sea the group was stuck in bad weather on the rescue ship aquarius for five days the un's refugee agency said the migrants would be sent to germany france spain and portugal. and egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal thought he posted a video online in which she spoke about sixteen harass

we have a special report from greece's largest refugee camp overcrowded in facing closure because of its appalling conditions. and nasa launches a rocket to measure the world's polar ice sheets as global warming continues to melt the glass is. into the program our top story at least twelve people have been killed in the most powerful typhoon to hit the philippines this year typhoon it lost some of its power after it landed on luzon the largest filipino island roofs ripped off homes power lines were downed in heavy rains caused landslides jamila island reports now from the northern province of. typhoon arrived just as predicted vicious with its force pounding over most of northern luzon the early hours saw power and phone lines cut off in the ghetto city in calgary and province incessant rains and strong winds crippled many of the operations planned by emergency teams. but the destruction here is nothing compared to what we saw when we ventured out of the city. through out to rural communities we saw homes and farmland destroyed access into these remote areas is difficult which means

that is where the system has been, across this part of greece, but across the whole of greece, but across the whole of greece they have had the top level red warning is what has been serious widely. the storm is working north eastwards and now it is interacting with the land, the strongest winds will ease away quickly but you can see the extent of the array and not just across the spotlight into turkey. we are likely to see further localised flash flooding issues through sunday on to monday with the red weather warnings over the next few hours being downgraded to amber but still in place throughout sunday so but still in place throughout sunday so could see more of that. and these pictures, not used to seeing this kind of damage done in this area?|j have kind of damage done in this area?” have seen images on social media of trees bent double, just like when a hurricane hits. the kind of hybrid weather systems that sit between normal areas of low pressure in europe, the mid—latitudes, and hurricane is, and when i say between it is more towards the hurricane end. there's a massive thund

very rough across this part of greece but across this part of greece but across the whole of greece they have had a top—level red warning. so it has been pretty serious widely. now the storm itself is working east. now that it is in tracking with the land, like hurricane, the strongest winds will be easing away pretty quickly. but you can see the extent of the rain working on, notjust across greece but now and to turkey as well. we are now likely to see further localised flash flooding issues through sunday and into monday, with the red weather warnings over the next few hours being downgraded to amber, but amber weather warnings, nevertheless, still in place throughout sunday. so we could see some further flooding. looking at these pictures, as you say, we are not used to seeing this kind of damage done in this area, are we? no, i have seen images on social media showing trees bent double, just like you see one hurricane hits. these systems, as i said, they are a hybrid weather system which somewhere between the normal areas of low pressure that we get in europe in the mid—level lat

the name macedonia they're voting on the former yugoslav republic trying to end a long dispute with greece. donald trump remains loyal to his nominee for the supreme court. the long mask steps down as chairman of tesla as part of a settlement with u.s. financial regulators. indonesians are being warned to get ready for a death toll in the thousands after friday's earthquake and tsunami in sort of the toll has more than double through sunday it stands now at eight hundred thirty two powerful aftershocks are still being felt rescue teams are arriving on so the way see which is about three hours flying time from the capital jakarta most of the confirmed are in the city of palo where six metre waves crashing ashore were captured on mobile phones but rescue teams are desperately trying to reach dongola which sits at the top of the bay there's been no communication from dorset jabari. the difficult task of looking for survivors this is what is left in the city of new after friday's magnitude seven point five earthquake and tsunami rescue workers frantically trying to find those who may still be

has sold its devoted to promoting the beauty and history of greece and for that she has suspended her sixteen meter long silk in places like the corinth can now. the cliffs of matteo rock. and the island of santorini the idea of staging her aerial tricks outdoors came to her by chance. while i was on vacation with a sailing boat i decided that it would be nice to try to do some aerial silks some aerial dance from a sailing boat so that was the first thing the first thing i tried something goes with my silks. to studied modern dance now she combines it with acrobatics. in twenty thirteen her dance school beyond aerial opened at the olympic aquatic center in athens while swimmers plough through the water below she gives lessons beneath the roof and every day she rehearses her routines here. but there's one thing she can't prepare for. inside if you're eating you have to lie you have no weather condition if you're out. on a bridge how you're from a grades or a board or i don't know the difficult thing is that you have to be in control of many many things. it can sometimes be dangerous to

declared independence after breaking away from yugoslavia during the balkans war greece objected to the name change saying it represented a claim on its territory as it has a province called macedonia the un and other international organizations opted to refer to the country as the former yugoslav republic of macedonia greece brock's macedonia as attempt to join nato and the european union renaming the country north macedonia could lead to nato and e.u. membership now macedonia as leader says the low turnout doesn't mean he should step down instead is pledging a parliament vote on the name change was easier not to take it again i know the opposition knows all the citizens know there is and there can be no better agreement with greece there is and there can be no all term. to have to macedonia's membership of nato and the e.u. let's not play games with our unity and our macedonia my personal message to every member of the macedonian parliament is let's put the national interest the interest of the citizens and the strategic interests of the state above politics and party interests th

i come every day and i catch them inside i call the police there is nothing they can do greece cannot protect us greece is like a vineyard without a fence but the refugees don't want this any more than he does lisa judd is here because the taliban nearly killed him he just wants to finish his degree in psychology this country don't anything. we don't want hot water we don't want anything we don't want their feet we just want to let us leave if i could lift this camp to be ok you know if i could find the chops i could i could already a house ok no problem. because we're living on. the scorpions yet this is the foreseeable future for us and eleven thousand refugees on the island. al-jazeera lesbos. the funeral of a top separatist commander has been held in indian at minutes to kashmir. and four other fighters died after a gun battle with the. officers surrounding the village of friday searching for fighters from his image i had seen just the group that. don't advance space laser has been blasted into orbit with a cool mission to measure how much ice remains down here on earth now his la

the greece. it was a strong speech with lots of emotion from the bishop we asked for god's help to make the referendum fail we have been campaigning nonstop for twenty days message on ian's will boycott the referendum. owns the muslim looking. to make sure they do and his followers have been touring the entire country they are unwilling to make any confessions towards greece which is claiming the name macedonia for its own northern region and they are prepared to accept that athens. keep blocking the bear country from joining their european union. it's a must to but of the many are asking us to change everything for something that is totally uncertain maybe you assertion might happen in ten to fifteen years' time but who knows whether the e.u. will even exist by then. training and slots go have also been known to work for them and agreements with greece is the only way forward. for such a c.e.o. we are lacking a european education system a european media environment and a european health service

for what prime minister reckons he has the answers but many people aren't so sure we'll explore how greece can reduce unemployment and bring the economy back to life. and i'm lee harvey and sweden is known as one of the happiest countries in the world but today's parliamentary elections are showing a different side to the country but is the rise in support for the far right being played out too much by global media. aging expert. live. streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com and if you were with us yesterday saturday you will remember the dramatic images of syrian and russian forces targeting rebel held areas in problems filmed by an al jazeera crew in the area today. a another round of bombings unfortunately as more barrel bombs dropped in rebel held territory activists and rescue workers say there were more than sixty attacks targeting both it live and northern hama which is a little further to the south and despite the obvious humanitarian concern concerns i'm sorry that you get out of that. there as a full attack and perhaps a ground offensive still ex

dizzy heights the magical cliffs of media your are in greece. digital art video games on show at london's victoria and albert museum. in wings of desire saving one of the world's rarest birds. we got the show on the cliffs of meteorite they're located in central greece and play host to one of the largest complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries now you might know these clips from a james bond movie he climbed them in an action scene in the film for your eyes only all the meteoric clips attract climbers from all over the world because all of the routes and on peaks with amazing views of the landscape you're actually joined a group of climbers for an exciting adventure captured on film things to a cooperation between this broadcaster and the so-called multi drone project. the meteorite rock formation in central greece is a magical place of stunning beauty. paradise for rock climbing. from the nearby village of. climbing hand like so many others. i mean it's my life they think because every morning. i see that oaks and they say. you must go there

on the day that greece was signed, russia has claimed they had tried to create trouble. that night, there were riots as copier,. there were evidence of some who took part of this talk russian money, it said investigators. —— skopje. now the same investigators are focusing on possible russian interference online. more than half the population, 1 million macedonians, 01’ use population, 1 million macedonians, or use facebook and twitter. thousands of new accounts are being greeted each day. the fear is that these are russian controlled networks being readied, put in place to stirup networks being readied, put in place to stir up trouble soon. what the russians are trying to achieve in the region, it is not to welcome macedonia. they keep maintaining the stability. that is the point. so of course there is no sense to be aggressive with all the big online armies of trolls. they can do it after the referendum. it is better. the perfect time. the progression politician here is part of the campaign to undermine the referendum's legitimacy. he is openly hostile to the west

which only just talking a month or so ago got out of austerity mode after ten years of hardship greece took three bailouts totaling three hundred fifty two billion dollars from the e.u. and the international money monetary fund since twenty ten cyprus fell because of its large exposure to greek debt it got a thirteen billion dollar bailout but in a controversial and unprecedented move everybody with money deposited in a cypriot bank was made to pay for the bailout arland one of the first european countries to enter recession and then an economic depression in two thousand and nine thirty four and a half thousand people left ireland by twenty eight in which the largest net immigration they had seen since one thousand nine hundred nine over the water in the u.k. there was the worst recession since one nine hundred eighty the big. casualty northern rock which is the fifth largest lender because of the mortgage crisis it went on and then there was the curious case of iceland where in two thousand and eight the banking system was no longer trusted inflation and interest rates rose that was

cannot protect us greece is like a vineyard without a fence but the refugees don't want this any more than he does allissa job is here because the taliban nearly killed him he just wants to finish his degree in psychology this country don't anything. we don't want hot water we don't want anything we don't want their feet we just want to let us leave if i could lift this camp to be ok you know if i could find a chop frankly i could already house ok no problem. living on the trunk of the scorpions yet this is the foreseeable future for ali and eleven thousand refugees on the island jump rope loss al-jazeera lesbos. refugees stranded in bosnia say they've been beaten strip searched and robbed by the creation police seventeen people interviewed by zero zero zero said the abuse took place during attempts to pass into croatia bosnia has emerged as a new route to western europe since the e.u. tightened its borders courageous interior minister denies allegations of police brutality now of all the countries hit by the two thousand and eight financial crisis germany has managed its economy bett

to some in the country's desire to join the alliances of the previous attempts have been blocked by greece this time its neighbors seems to have found a bargaining chip for massive during his ascension to nato but there are still hurdles to overcome. i've heard people saying that this is probably the most one of the most interesting races this win for the fastest english man on the planet lewis hamilton means that he pretty much got one hand on the trophy fifty points at the top of the table with sebastian vettel from ferrari trailing second so it's almost guaranteed that he will win this trophy with three more races so go after that but obviously we'll see whether there's any room for the intrigue left and that's the way for the next how to find a way forward when you're a small country with a big powerful neighbor standby for worlds apart. and that. and that and that had to get that. dead. and that to the mind the ad the one the money of the two. who did it. did it and i think that is out there and it's i'm up to a model of that and i think i'm going to once and that a lot about how the

in macedonia's referendum vote on whether to change its name an end a long dispute with its neighbor greece the poll asked voters if they would accept the name north macedonia only twenty two point six percent cast their ballots if the yes vote wins it could pave the way for macedonia to join the e.u. and nato as even a cd is a political analyst and host of a national television political show called program two hundred he explains what it would take for macedonia to qualify for nato membership. with this referendum macedonia should get the deadlock out of the way and get easily into your atlantic family if the referendum goes as it sees expected then all the international leaders secretary-general need to present that have said that the road to macedonia for integration is really really open for the moment all the focus he says the referendum and the numbers. you may as well know it is important that more of fifty percent of the population should go out and vote and majority of them then should vote for this referendum and then everything will be much easier for macedonia for a public of m

as in we've seen an increase in terms of land arrival in greece. let's remember what happened in two thousand and fifteen at that time states were not ready in europe to see an influx of people although all the early warning signals were there. we've seen after the attack on the free in less than a month after an increase in term of our arrival to greece so indeed if some seeing massive up and tweed lead of an eastern turkey border is close you know traffickers will get organized and you'll see more arrival and the desperation doesn't change doesn't think certainly i think recovers of what happens in the arrival points where people want to go what happens with the traffickers and what i mean actually the video we just saw you watching that their bets going to drive people out exactly does a spear ation on the loss of fall by really the people's think that this is over the last. step they listened bilby no possibility for them to remain within their country and they know they are not welcome in some neighboring countries because now. you know it's g

greece cannot protect us greece is like a vineyard without a fence but the refugees don't want this any more than he does allissa job is here because the taliban nearly killed him he just wants to finish his degree in psychology this country don't anything. we don't want hot water we don't want anything we don't want their food we just want to let us leave if i could live this camp to be ok you know if i could find a job for you could could the rent a house ok no problem. living on the jungle the scorpions yet this is the foreseeable future for us and eleven thousand refugees on the island. was the leader of south americas regional block says he's not ruling out military intervention to overthrow venezuela's president at least one and a half million people have fled political and economic crisis there and let's that's led to some venezuelans coming up with novel ways to make use of their failed currency asunder and kitty has more from on the colombia venezuela border. so often it's very difficult to explain just how far and how deep has the venezuelan economy fallen and the internationa

push for the agreement in the parliament and he called the opposition to support the new deal with greece the major change or otherwise he's going to call early parliamentary elections so it's a complicated situation what does the government use really the results to push this issue today and. a lot is at stake here even though this referendum is of course non-binding it's not the final step of the name change. definitely not the final step this was actually the second step the first step was the signing of the agreement in june we degree government this was the second step for many it was the most important step but let's just say not everything is lost because the third and the final step is the parliament where the government needs to tour the majority in order to push this main change through all the constitutional changes and everything that needs to be done so there's still a chance for this to go through but the government or the prime minister needs the support for for at least nine or ten m.p.'s from the opposition party which will boycott of the referendum today. bars this has b

to change the balkan nation's name to the republic of north nasr donia that's because greece insists that it's only proper only its province of macedonia can claim that name only as prime minister has agreed to the change in june after decades of negotiations. president's very proud of and has ended a three day state visit to germany by opening europe's largest mosque in the cathedral city of cologne that was a visit intended to mend ties but it's also exposed deep disagreements between the two countries john holl sends this report. it's said to be the biggest mosque in europe shaped like a flower to signify openness cart funded by turkey. but openness is not what turkey represents to many germans and the visit by president wretch a time early one to inaugurate the mosque in cologne at the end of his state visit was not welcomed by all in this liberal town on the banks of the rhine germans joined kurds in protest. he was going to love it. when i heard earlier one will receive a state reception i it was appalled a slaughter of kurds a warrior who invaded syria with the help of german

name to the republic of north macedonia greece has always maintained that only its northern province of macedonia can claim the name if it's endorsed it could pave the way for nato and e.u. membership those are the headlines the news is going to continue here on al-jazeera in about twenty five minutes after fault lines by for now. they live in a country plagued by poverty. billionaire mike is all about glamour. and. one of the new model rogers on al-jazeera. but i'll get her mom her phone as well you know. for her mom. and the president one book from someone i. knew put them there was the. soonest honest also in the. book and still. there are so many oh you mean. there's a but i mean. i mean you know he was a contestant but i mean they me to me i don't go saturday ok so many dogs. being. enough weight is up but i play it and i there i know how they report could be a you say yes that i you would want to get in not a question that i just.