of which greece is as a member of. the e.u. is calling for stringent screening of chinese enterprises and is critical about greece. bringing in and providing access to china to the western markets at the same time though greece has to look at its own very interest in its coming out of a decade of a very brutal financial crisis and the new prime minister here to get a sweeter guy to use is business minded his his legacy is pinned on literally reviving the fortunes of this country jumpstarting the economy getting jobs going so china plays a very very important part in that so and also for example cosco which is china's giant shipping operator. has played an important role it sunk as he said almost $2000000000.00 in investments here in greece and it wants to see in the chinese leader is here to see that being pushed forward and deeper expanding on these ties and the greeks will move ahead with this but with the type balancing act. at the carousel of their speaking to us from athens it has been a week now since a singapore banned e

over the past decade beijing has been steadily increasing its investment in greece. the country located at the crossroads of europe africa and asia is a strategically important location for china's massive global infrastructure projects known as the belt road initiatives. nowhere is this more apparent than at the ports of perforating us it's already majority owned by costco a chinese state owned shipping company. having just announced a further 600000000 euro cash injection chinese president xi jinping received a warm welcome there. the investment is part of a total of 16 business deals in qt in areas as diverse as agriculture energy and aviation. we're willing to link up to the belt and road initiative with greece's national strategy. will implement cooperation in major aspects by strengthening the port of purveyors as a shipping hub and building up land and sea transport between china and europe will also expand bilateral trade and investment through existing platforms. in 2009 when greece found itself in the grips of a financial crisis some saw a chinese investmen

greece has a lot more to offer. everyone knows greece for the islands. greece has ski resorts. greece is mountainous. you can do walking, bicycling, writing, those kinds of things people do not normally know greece for. vonnie: who would not want to go to greece? i am asking about investors -- what you can -- what can you offer investors given that a 10 year yield is only 1.5%? what will attract investors to greece? minister theoharis: this is exactly that. greases pivoting away from paper yields, for yields from the bond side, and as the yields are going down, now's the time to invest in brick-and-mortar, in hotels, in other endeavors within greece. those returns are actually much more attractive than the financial returns of paper instruments. this is the time to do real investment. we have seen the crime of -- the tide of -- the kind of interest from u.s. investors, from other , it validates the point that this is the time to invest in greece. every investor knows that half of the success of the investment is timing. the timing for greece is now. vonnie: we will leave it the

from the ports in athens to other places around greece she ended up in northern greece near. in a migrant camp and then i saw a box another shipping container and she said she was crying all day because she was looking out her window and all she could see was woods and she thought at this point after leaving moria that she would finally have something that she would compare to freedom but of course she's still in the asylum process now while all these thousands of refugees stuck on the list goes on and why didn't the greek authorities move them out to within greece all outside but this is a direct result of the 2016 deal between the european union and turkey so the e.u. gave turkey money in order that turkey would accept all the failed asylum applications back from greece in other words a lot of these migrants are passing through turkey to get to greece and if they failed asylum application then that greece could just ship them right back to turkey but there's one stipulation and that's their only taking p. . from the islands so these islands have become kind of reception cen

coming and i think what's happening is greece is the one dealing with it the e.u. is giving the money of course there's going to be there's some you know negotiations with turkey right now to see if they can step up blocking people from getting to the greek islands but i don't think greece is counting on that you to give them enough solitary to solve the crisis on the greek the greek islands ok we're going to continue following rob stores right was still in touch with are you still for the ok i mean thanks very much for coming in. this is deja vu news live from berlin coming up on the program the key town teacher who's been using some very unconventional methods to connect with his students he's become something of a viral hit as well. but 1st here in germany the government has approved and ambitious plan to deal with the gaps in the nation's mobile phone networks berlin plans for lease more than 1000000000 euros to construct thousands of cell towers by 2024 the moves far broader strategy to modernize germany's infrastructure. anyone who's traveled through rural ar

for greece to get the economy going again and china is interested in greece's infrastructure the greek port of paris china's gateway to europe they're saying wants to make it the final destination on its new maritime silk road spending billions to expand the port the greek port of paraders is china's gateway to europe it's the 1st deep sea port that container ships from asia reach after passing through the suez canal china wants to make it the final destination on its new maritime silk road its spending billions to expand the port for greece in its economic desperation selling parathas represents lots of much needed cash investments and jobs and china gets the property and infrastructure at a strategically vital location for an unbeatable price. in 2016 chinese shipping giant costco acquired a majority stake in the port for 370000000 euros since then container shipments have increased more than 10 fold to 4900000 containers since july parade as has been the largest container transfer shipment in the mediterranean now cosco plans to put a further 800000000 euros into expanding the entir

or that leave from greece through the balkans to get to croatia. so jill to what extent is the e.u. responsible for finding a solution to this crisis and he says that it can only help and not make decisions for the responsible authorities in bosnia itself where i think the e.u. is very much responsible because what we are seeing at the creation border at the moment is actually a constant violation of international law we are seeing creation of already is pushing people back even those that they are finding deep inside croatia and they say that they want to apply for asylum and they're not doing it just on behalf of creation of very few people want to stay in creation or they're doing it on behalf of the other members of the european union and of course ask yourself the question how people get to bosnia in the 1st place they have to cross into the european union already in greece so for the european union which is given 2000000000 euros to greece to deal with migrants. to then say well we're just hoping that the authorities in a bosnian canton or in

they're much more still ahead on the news hour crawl in an unfair refugees in greece tell us how they feel about the new asylum nor plus. on paul reese in yokohama way england will take on south africa in the rugby world cup final in a match that could take the sport far beyond its traditional heartlands. iraq's president has promised to hold early elections and says prime minister the now they will resign but only once a replacement as agreed a large crowds again made their way to tidy square in central baghdad on thursday night more than 200 people have been killed in weeks of violent anti-government protests. looks at how iraq reached this point. it's been a testing time for iraq's leadership exactly a month ago young iraqis responded to calls on social media to start a new wave of anti-government protests. and they've been doing so ever since in the capital baghdad and elsewhere in iraq. here is of war and political turmoil have left iraqis feeling desperate they are demanding change but that would be unemployment to collapsing health care system and corruption they want an end to

i mean eerie is one of thousands of asylum seekers greece plans to move from the north aegean islands to the mainland before winter comes. and. deputy governor of the north island says this rush to transfer asylum seekers is not a permanent solution but he says it will let the islands breathe again a vesa give us a fast to eat them our basic goal is for the islands to be decongestant for there to be a better distribution of people all over greece. it's insupportable that we have a ratio of one migrant to 5 locals here one man at the knot this end up in a bed in the rest of greece it's much lower. than they like to see the refugee reception center lesbos is not just overcrowded it's often described as the worst humanitarian crisis in europe. more a camp was built for 3000 but more than 4 times that many people live here thousands of them outside the fence. down here we meet not to belittle it from afghanistan but it shows us where he lives with his family as a single mylan tent for 5 people with winter on its way. fillin man hit you only been i've lost all hope. only god can help us ag

turkey agreement greece also wants other e.u. members to take asylum applicants off its hands. greece has received 6 out of 10 migrants who've crossed the mediterranean this year and it's processing one in 10 applications that's 7 times it's under the european commission rules there's currently no burden sharing mechanism for countries like greece with external interview borders and that's perhaps what frightens greece most it's the recipient of a phenomenon it can't control europe is happy to send money and rules but little else jumps at all pull us out jazeera athens. still ahead on al-jazeera find out why liverpool by refused to take part in the english late cup quarter finals that's coming up with roland. as a sport his role. or you very much the washington nationals are planning a huge parade through the u.s. capitol on saturday to celebrate their 1st ever world series when their victory over the houston astros in game 7 capped a remarkable season for the team as they harding our reports. was all arctics aside washington d.c. is united for the 1st time in franchise history

this is the they'll be unusual from then the greece's prime minister accuses the european union of parking migrants in countries on its out of borders refugee camp on the island of last boss was meant to house 3000 people but is actually homes more than $13000.00 also on the program. on day 3 of public hearings in the trump impeachment inquiry to senior officials who heard the disputed phone call between the president and his ukrainian counterparts described mr trump's request as improper and unusual. i'm phil gal welcome to the program greece's prime minister has strongly criticised european union migration policy its attack it says accused brussels of treating countries on its out of borders as convenient places to park migrants over the coming week south and says planning to transfer about 20000 asylum seekers from its a g n islands to the greek mainland and include many on the island of les voss the site of the overcrowded morea refugee camp they dubbed the reporters on a sci fi and mag zat that have this report from the island that has become our home to thousands of refugees who are

turkey agreement greece also wants other e.u. members to take asylum applicants off its hand. greece has received 6 out of 10 migrants who've crossed the mediterranean this year and it's processing one in 10 e.u. asylum applications that's 7 times its share under the european commission rules there's currently no burden sharing mechanism for countries like greece with external you borders and that's perhaps what frightens greece most it's the recipient of a phenomenon it can't control europe is happy to send money and rules but little else jumps at all plus athens. the be an. odd. thank you very much the washington nationals are planning a huge parade through the u.s. capital on saturday to celebrate their 1st ever world series when their victory over the houston astros in game 7 capped a remarkable season for the team as the harding now reports. was all arctics aside washington d.c. is united for the 1st time in franchise history the washington nationals have claimed their title as the best in the world series. used to win the game started well for the houston astros in a win

hello i'm monica jones welcome to do business asia china's president xi jinping is in greece today to strengthen ties his visit comes just one week after the greek prime minister met him in shanghai for the 29000 international import expo where greece was the official partner country at 1st glance the asian powerhouse and europe's debt strict member states make an even couple but they both seem to tend to the other's needs greece needs money and to china needs access to infrastructure and one of beijing's key purchases in greece was a majority stake in the historic port of pier a is today china's gateway to europe.

in greece and elsewhere in europe there are those who are more wary than welcoming of china's growing influence. and it's a big day for egypt the country is marking the 100 and 5th anniversary of the opening of the suez canal one of the world's most important waterways connecting the mediterranean with the red sea it took a 1000000 egyptians 10 years to build it in a feat of matching building the pyramids dramatically cut shipping times for the growing international trade between europe and asia a new 72 kilometer 2nd lane which opened in 2015 then allowed traffic to increase to record levels. great achievement and drops our. business africa for now for me and the team here and berlin thanks for keeping us company. it's a talk show. strong. it's clear positions from international perspectives of supply . every week we get to the point on our current topic. and. come it isn't just. to disappoint. the guys. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but me all speak up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that m

in greece and elsewhere in europe there are those who are more wary than welcoming of china's growing influence. it is a big day for egypt the country is marking the 100 and 5th anniversary of the opening of the suez canal one of the world's most important waterways connecting the mediterranean with the red sea it took a 1000000 egyptians 10 years to build it in a feat of matching building the pyramids dramatically cut shipping times for the growing international trade between europe and asia a new 72 kilometer 2nd lane which opened in 2015 then allowed traffic to increase to record levels. the great achievement drops are for the u.s. business africa for now for me and the team here amber lynn thanks for keeping us company. syrian born on mary visits a local bar in the. he lives just opposite with a phone who was a member of the hitler youth as a child. some residents are suspicious of refugees in the neighborhood. but i mean there is curious about the bar's regulars across the road worlds apart. close up 60 minutes on d w. earth a home for saving googling to goes tell stories of crea

close to one percent of greece's g.d.p. if things go as planned and china's benefits from this trade relationship with greece are also important the greek prime minister could you have this mix of banking recently said the greek ship owners have built a 1000 vessels over the last 15 years and chinese shipyards worth about $50000000000.00 worth of construction and there are other benefits there are other greek investments which are flowing the other way as well so this is this is at the moment. the leaders of the 2 governments saying that this is an investment that is here this is a relationship that is here for the long term it is proven and tried it is trustworthy we have great expectations from it at the moment the benefits commercial and trade benefits but the horizon is very much open and there are very much a warmth to this relationship that suggests that great things can happen all right john well leave it there for now thank you for that update from athens. well the u.s. is calling for early elections in iraq and for

your lover as you know greece is one of the oldest members of both the e.u. and nato because we're trying to ramp up our role on the international scene as we're occupying a key strategic position in the region given the undeniable fact that russia has an entire group parts of europe security architecture greece is ready to assist in settling various disputes about issues to cooperate in terms of safety and security in the region and to develop a positive dialogue we hope that both my visit to russia as well as mr le bron's upcoming visit to greece and other bilateral communications to contribute to the issue of the degree from a great comeback for the any death christiane populist told us cooperation with russia is to greece's advantage the basic reason that minister of india's went to moscow in order to stroll the difference that it is that this government has in order to continue having its sanctions against against the e.u. sanctions against russia you need consensus one country if it says no then the sanctions are dropped greece can do that but i think t

plus this migrant camp was meant to house 3000 people so now home to over 13000 as winter sets in greece is moving to reduce the numbers at the memorial margarine count unless perhaps. also on the program in germany gets set to clash with northern ireland in their euro 2020 qualifier and a team shake up is on the cards as feared the lopsided look to cement their spot on the top of their group. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us some 100 protesters remain barricaded inside a hong kong universities the standoff with police there continues. now that's according to the territory's chief executive carrie lamb clashes have been raging for days now with 600 people who were inside the university already having surrendered to police now others made a bold escape by climbing out of buildings with rope plotters called on those remaining inside to surrender saying the hong kong government was trying to find a peaceful solution to end the standoff meanwhile china says hong kong's high court does not have the power to end the ban on protesters wearing masks now that move could even could add e

come back greece could prove an olive branch for a u. russia relations to athens and moscow have agreed on a for most of co-operation over international issues including the european union and nato that was announced after greece's top diplomats held talks in the russian capital. the you love up as you know greece is one of the oldest members of both the e.u. and nato but we're trying to ramp up our role in the international scenes as we're occupying a key strategic position in the region given the undeniable fact that russia is an integral part of europe security architecture greece is ready to assist in settling various disputable issues to cooperate in terms of safety and security in the region and to develop a positive dialogue we hope that both my visit to russia as well as mr lavrov the upcoming visit to greece and other bilateral communications will contribute to the issues presented together. let's go live now to the greek ambassador leonid as christiane thoughtless to discuss this further welcome to the program it's great to hav

to the blue newsline from greece's prime minister accuses the european union of pocking migrants in countries on its outlook borders to this refugee camp although i didn't last boss was meant to house 3000 people but it's actually home to more than 13000 also on the program day 3 of public hearings in the trump impeachment inquiry to senior officials who cut the disputed focal between the president to shoot straight and counterparts described mr trump's request to ask him. i'm still get help welcome to the program. greece's prime minister has strongly criticized european union migration policy its attack as accused of brussels of treating countries on its out of borders as convenient places to park migrants over the coming weeks after this is planning to transfer about 20000 asylum seekers from its jian islands to the great mainland they include many on the island of les bos the site of the overcrowded maria refugee camp the w. reporters are in a safe and mag zanda of this report from the island that has become home to thousands of refugees desperate to leave. friends bid farewell ask the bos

arrivals keep lengthening its backlog of cases greece's a-g. and islands where asylum seekers arrive from turkey are in constant crisis reception camps are built for 6000 people now house 30000 the 3 month old conservative government says greece needs a tough asylum law that keeps economic migrants out of the system and allows only true refugees to apply human rights groups are crying foul. what this law does is to deregulate the asylum procedure in this country and expose many people to real danger of being sympathetic without their asylum applications being seriously examined and it introduces so many obstacles that the asylum procedure is an accessible to many people who truly need it these government wants a faster procedures we want to separate who is really a refugee and who is an economic migrant from africa. countries that aren't at war see europe as paradise because it has social security. infrastructure. billeted the government believes the new law will allow it to deport $10000.00 unqualified asylum seekers next year that's 5 times m

turkey agreement greece also wants other e.u. members to take asylum applicants off its hand. greece has received 6 out of 10 migrants who've crossed the mediterranean this year and it's processing one in 10 e.u. asylum applications that's 7 times its share and the european commission rules there's currently no burden sharing mechanism for countries like greece with external e.u. borders and that's perhaps what frightens greece most it's the recipient of a phenomenon it can't control europe is happy to send money and rules but little else jumps are up a loss athens almost 1500 people have been killed since libya warlord pleased to have to launch an attack on tripoli in april fighters have come from across the country to stop half to us forces entering the city they say they got rid of one dictator in 2011 and cannot let another ruler take control of their land of the white reports from tripoli. these government fighters are on high alert in southern tripoli. we went with them as they drove to the frontline they recaptured this area after battling fighters loyal to the warlord

needs money and china needs access to infrastructure and one of beijing's key purchases in greece was a majority stake in the historic port of pereira's today china's gateway to europe . this is a carefully choreographed business the aim to showcase existing economic ties and to foster new ones.

area now the footage shows the band trying to get back to the turkish side after greece had refused entry comes as anchor announces it or started repatriating foreign members of islamic state to their countries of origin the decision follows criticism from president one of the e.u. members who refused to take back their citizens. ok let's have a more detailed discussion now with our guests use a firm as a political analyst at t r t world international news channel and also joining me is independent journalist luca good evening to you both gentlemen to you 1st look 1st of all it sounds fairly simple greece could just accept him and then deal with him why don't they just do that. well it's normal that countries don't accept citizens who was. terrorists in this case and from another country so they said simply not all you stay in turkey by the way they should not cross the ship close its borders because europe should not let in all the people coming from turkey as mr adam is trying to blackmail europe into getting more into getting more migrants or pay him more money we have already sp

and us but greece and china commercially important to each. the institute for international and economic studies estimates that piracy is now the entry point for 10 percent of china's exports to europe that's worth as much as $50000000000.00 to the chinese economy but many say greece isn't reaping the full benefits i think that the greek side may not be gaining more than one percent of the overall benefits to be drawn from this project compare the overall worth of those commodities to what is actually getting into greece's state coffers and you will see that there's a huge gap between the 2 figures when chinese president see jinping and greek prime minister q.t.r. cause me to meet that may also be a major subject for discussion jumps out all pull us out jazeera paredes. for the 1st time in over 70 years a corridor or has been opened on the india pakistan border to allow sick pilgrims to visit the shrine of the founder of their religion but like everything else between these 2 countries the pilgrimage also has a political undertone as some have

he your lover as you know greece is one of the oldest members of both the e.u. and nato because we're trying to ramp up our role on the international scene just as we're occupying a key strategic position in the region given the undeniable fact that russia is an integral part of europe security architecture greece is ready to assist in settling various disputable issues to cooperate in terms of safety and security in the region and to develop a positive dialogue we hope that both my visit to russia as well as mr lavrov are becoming visit to greece and other bilateral communications to contribute to the issues proceed to go from a great canvas of the any death christa populist todas cooperating with russia is to greece is a plant which the basic reason that minister then the u.s. went to moscow in order to stroll the difference that it is that this government has in order to continue having its sanctions against against the e.u. sanctions against russia you need consensus one country if it says no then the sanctions are dropped greece can do that but i think that

and us but greece and china commercially important to each other the instant. shoot for international and economic studies estimates that paris is now the entry point for 10 percent of china's exports to europe that's worth as much as $50000000000.00 to the chinese economy but many say greece isn't reaping the full benefits i think that the greek side may not be gaining more than one percent of the overall benefits to be drawn from this project compare the overall worth of those commodities to what is actually getting into greece's state coffers and you'll see that there's a huge gap between the 2 figures when chinese president see jinping and greek prime minister has me to thank yous meet that may also be a major subject for discussion jumps are all pull us out jazeera paredes. well try knees in commerce giants have reported booming sales for the annual singles day shopping event singles day or double 11 as the world's busiest online shopping day and this year many retailers are turning to video live streaming to catch people's eyes during the consumer florenc

almost inaccessible rights groups criticize a new asylum law in greece details coming up. hello again it's good to have you back well here cross parts of vietnam there were news is going to be some better weather down towards the south but still some very rainy conditions up along the central and northern parts of the coast i was all due to the remnants of the storm system. did move through a little further south the across parts of central indonesia we are going to see some rain across job as well as into bali here on saturday as a make or you were here towards parts of our strong yet well still it's been very warm across much of the east but we do have this one from the boundary that is making its way slowly across the bight so for adelaide expect to see the clouds as well as the rain today that front is going to be moving through bringing those temperatures down as well as we go towards saturday we're going to see sydney at about $28.00 degrees melbourne with some rain at 21 and for brisbane we are going to be seeing your temperature starting to rise as we go towards mo

china's president has arrived in greece for a 3 day visit focused on investment and trade xi jinping that greek president procopius a pub and he will hold will hold talks with the prime minister later on monday president xi is also set to visit pray on the mediterranean sea port controlled by china's state own shipping company cosco it's his 1st visit since the approval of china's $680000000.00 plan to expand that port john serrata less has more from athens. stomach this block us has no doubts about the benefits of china's presence and greece's largest put his crude repaints ships but during greece's economic crisis they lost most of their work now that's changed. the work has increased 5 fold the chinese reported because they came as a large entity with money and customers trust large companies like us and his crew are going to repaint this 50000 ton tanker the paris port of origin shipyard couldn't normally have handled such a large ship but 3 years ago the state owned china ocean shipping company cosco bought a controlling stake in the port and last year it brought to floating doc

his crew 3 paints ships but during greece's economic crisis they lost most of their work now that's changed now. the work has increased 5 fold the chinese reported because they came as a large entity with money and customers trust large companies. like us and his crew are going to repaint this 50000 ton tanker the paris port authorities shipyard couldn't normally have handled such a large ship but 3 years ago the state owned china ocean shipping company cosco bought a controlling stake in the port and last year it brought 2 floating docks to expand its ship repair business costco has big plans it's going to build berths for the world's largest cruise ships and turn the ports empty warehouses into 4 and 5 star hotels costco has increased piracy contain the business 7 fold during the decade that it's been managing it and it plans to double that to make this europe's top container port. there's no arguing with the numbers costco has invested $2000000000.00 here over the past decade and created 2000 direct new jobs and it plans to invest almost another $1000000000.00 in the next 5 years

the ukrainian president testified today that the conversation was improper and unusual also coming up greece's prime minister accusing the european union of parking mine in countries on the e.u.'s algor borders case in point this refugee camp on the island of less booked and swedish prosecutors say there's not enough evidence to carry on investigating and alleged rape by wiki leaks founder julian assange. remains in prison in the u.k. for skipping bail and he also faces and extradition to the united states on spying charges. i'm brant goff to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world welcome we begin in washington on this 3rd day of impeachment hearings against u.s. president donald trump 2 senior officials 2 members of the ministry should have already testified and includes jennifer williams an aide to vice president mike pence and lieutenant colonel alexander been a member of the national security council both a listen and. the phone call between trump and ukraine's president zelinsky back to july then men said today that the unequal bargaining position of the 2 leaders

and almost inaccessible rights groups criticize and you asylum in greece. welcome to the program donald trump's facing months of scrutiny a year out from when he hopes to be reelected as president he calls it the greatest witch hunt in u.s. history but democrats have determined an impeachment inquiry is needed into accusations the president pressured ukraine to investigate political rival joe biden how did you castro has more from washington d.c. . and historic words from the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives as we gather here on that opening day with their families gathered around. to proudly raise our hand to protect and defend the constitution of the united states as congress took the 1st vote in the impeachment inquiry of president donald trump the measure which authorizes the inquiry to enter a public phase passed 232 to 1962 democrats joined a unanimous republican caucus in voting no those in favor please say. those opposed say no. democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box

so what we've seen in greece indeed a significantly worsening conditions for asylum seekers in the greek islands as people grandy noted earlier today there's no sleeping in unacceptable conditions there is a lack of doctors a lack of bathrooms and showers partly this is due to higher arrivals but also notably due to a lack of preparation so the conditions are significantly bad and are they likely to improve well what we have seen is the greek government recently announced a new set of laws and measures aimed at addressing the challenge that are posed by the asylum seekers currently increased however i don't think that this is likely to be effective because what these laws are likely to do 1st they're going to be undermining safeguards in the asylum procedure which increases the risk that people are wrongly denied asylum and either returned to persecution in turkey or simply fall outside of the system exaggerating the humanitarian emergency and 2nd what these laws proposed by the greek government seek to do is to introduce a systematic detention silencers which is extremely costly it's so

this refugee camp was meant to house 3000 people but is now home to more than 13000 but greece is now moving refugees out of the morning a camp on the island of last post. i will look at why this could. cause the very last to free roaming elephants in southern africa its biggest. welcome to the program. there is a some of the students inside the besieged hong kong university campus are appealing to authorities to take a softer line most protesters had left for the technique university buildings by tuesday but all sorts of labels the remaining students rioters a term that carries a 10 year jail sentence the 3 day standoff is seeing the university campus become the focus of the island's pro-democracy movement which opposes beijing's growing influence. after days under siege some of the last protesters finally leave defeated exhausted and in some cases in need of medical care many cover their faces in the last attempt to avoid identification and punishment. but police are waiting for them. they have threatened to charge those who occupied the campus with rioting. with some demonstrators

and us but greece and china are commercially important to each other. the institute for international and economic studies estimates that piracy is now the entry point for 10 percent of china's exports to europe that's worth as much as $50000000000.00 to the chinese economy but many say greece isn't reaping the full benefits i think that the greek side may not be gaining more than one percent of the overall benefits to be drawn from this project compare the overall worth of those commodities to what is actually getting into greece's state coffers and you'll see that there's a huge gap between the 2 figures when chinese president see jinping and greek prime minister get back us meet that may also be a major subject for discussion jumpstart ople us out jazeera paredes. the u.s. has granted special protections for parts of a river in the state of maryland the area known as mallows bay is home to the biggest collection of what i'm shipwrecks in the world is heidegger castro beneath the water's surface rest wood in skeletons from another era i mean the wow f

in the rest of greece it's much lower. than a likeness of the refugee reception center on lesbos is not just overcrowded it's often described as the worst humanitarian crisis in europe. more a camp was built for 3000 but more than 4 times that many people live here thousands of them outside the fence. that we're here we meet not to belittle it from afghanistan but it shows us where he lives with his family a single mylan tent for 5 people with winter on its way philammon hija only been i've lost all hope. only god can help us again are the chances i pray we will be rescued from this hellish place and with what i'm good but i am. at its northern edge morea is expanding a group of men are breaking ground for a family who will spend their 1st night here no one we talked to here expects the population to shrink anytime soon. in the middle of the night yet another arrival a frantic sport carrying migrants rescued off the coast of last boss this time 33 of them including women and children. everyone gets a bottle of water a snac

this hotel in northern greece is surrounded by cotton fields far from the sea and the tourist sites it would most likely be closed for winter instead the international organization for migration is paying it almost $2000.00 a day to house 135 syrian afghan and iraqi asylum seekers moved here from the greek islands where there's no proper accommodation for them asked merde who spent 2 years on the island of heroes has been granted asylum and can now dream of the future here now to find other work on this and we used to get moved from wherever we pitched our turn to us it was a small place nobody wanted us now i plan to go to work for another barber and in time i will save money to open my own shop but not everyone in the local town of help you going to thinks refugees should be allowed to work here the economic crisis has left nearly 20 percent of people unemployed including the local mothers i spoke to us they're not refugees they're illegal migrants refugees are from war zones afghanistan isn't at war nor is kuwait no the african countries they pick up their i phones and tell their re