let's talk about prague winter. you were 59 years old just being sworn in when you learned that your parents had been born jewish and that some of members of your family had been killed in the holocaust. you answered a lot of questions you dealt with it. it was a painful period what made you go back to it and write a whole book on the subject? well, because i didn't think i had all the answers and and let me just explain a little bit of the context of how this happened when i was ambassador at the united nations was when people started writing me letters. i hadn't really been a public figure till then and some of the people asked for money or visas and then there were letters that would say something about the village that my parents were born in or dates, but everything was wrong in them there never was a letter that had all the facts and i mean somebody saying that they'd gone to high school with my father in 1915, which would have been impossible because he was born in 1909, but in november 96 when i was being ve

that's d w alexandra phenomena in prague. ok, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. international aid has begun reaching pakistan as the military and volunteers tried to evacuate tens of thousands of floods. victims, unusually heavy monsoon rains of triggered flash floods across the country, claiming the lives of more than a 1000 people. this summer the u. s. navy says to of its war ships sailed through the taiwan strait. this is the 1st such show of force since the recent escalation of tensions between china and us back to taiwan. the self ruled island is under constant threat from milan, china, which says it could use military action to bring taiwan under its control. brazil's main presidential candidates, and se stuff in the 1st televised debate ahead of the general election in october incumbent both and used his once jailed rival president, louisa nascar, and the scene of corruption lula who is leading in charge, that both scenario was destroying the country. so now the u. s. sp

he, moreover, and all that from al, corresponded in prague in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at some of the latest military aid that ukraine is sent to receive. ukraine's ammunition supply is about to get a boost. it's howard sir. artillery units will be stocked with a new toggle shell called the volcano german. he says it's sending several 100. we'll canaan munitions to the front line. the gps and laser guided missiles reach up to 80 kilometers, almost doubling the range of most how it says already existing donated equipment is having an impact. hope so rascal, and it never showings on slo vianza every day, but, but due to new weapons that were perceived from the west to particularly high mars and houses, our chances have equalized. that's where you see that before one of our shots was answered with 50 shots from them myself, we'll leave it today. the ratio is $1.00 to $4.00 or $1.00 to $5.00 frequency. they didn't look at the this, but in that you did. okay. ah, hi mars are the us supplied long range mobile rocket launches, which of allowed ukrain

this discussion is here to stay, alexandra, a phenomena for us in prague. thank you very much. scientists still haven't identified the cause of the deaths of thousands of fish in the order river. think of this month, there are numerous theories, but so far, no conclusive explanations. it's been described as an environmental disaster for the waterway which borders eastern germany and poet scouring a river for dead fish. this was not quite how clara una had imagined her 1st days at work. fresh out of university, she'd landed her dream job working as a ranger in the lower odor valley park. a few weeks into the job, the natural park was hit by an unprecedented disaster. tons of dead fish washed ashore. sam, the unfastened bison, the yacht, some of them were still gasping bit, and later we saw them in reserve. and here at the o booms van horned em says naturally, and of course it was shocking, especially afterwards when it started to sting, as decomposition said in i'm the red hat. hundreds of kilometers of the odor river are affected altogether. almost 150 tons

e foreign ministers, a meeting in prague to discuss a ban on the taurus phases for russians. eastern countries back the idea, but germany and france regarded as counterproductive. instead, germany foreign minister pamela bab walkers proposed spending and a european visa agreement with moscow, which makes it easier for russians to enter the block. several even states have already implemented limitations or bounds on russia, taurus, d, w. 's alexandra phenomena is in prague and disgust the visa issue where the check foreign minister visa restrictions are looming large over a meeting, a foreign minister is here in prague with some members states pushing for a complete ban on tourist visas for russians. and we can now speak about that with check foreign minister yardly path. thank you for being with us. thank you very much. so minister, you country is in favor of a complete ban. why are we propose that as a, as a policy solution for meeting he and discussing it here at the gimmick me, thinker in prague and to you know, the situation is quite clear that there is no way how we can accept t

when he w jack a pair he has been following developments for is in prague. he joins us from there . jacking me ask you, we've heard it, joseph barrell, they're speaking about how e defense ministers will assist you. great. what exactly did they agree upon in today's meeting? over more they've essentially done is told joseph around the foreign policy on the european union that they can start. and the quote was defining the parameters of or any potential e you training mission. the ukraine would look like there was some expectation that potentially they could sign off and give the green light for a training mission to start being put together. but it didn't, they didn't go that far. what they said is that it can start being sort of drawn up . what exactly it might look like. this is important and the ukrainians, a cooling fridge. in fact, the ukrainian defense minister also joined that meeting by video link. and they're saying what they need specifically is training on 3 things. medical training, training for snipers and also de mining that these are fundament

that's d w alexander phenomena in prague. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. baghdad authorities have announced a curfew now that's following an announcement by influential iraqi cleric looked at al serra that he is quitting politics. i'll sat as followers have held weeks of protests calling for reform, and their leaders move has sparked fears of unrest. iraq has had no president or prime minister since elections were held last october. 6 the u. s. navy says 2 of its warships have sailed through the taiwan strait. it's the 1st such so show of, for since a recent escalation of tensions between china and us back ty, one, the self ruled island is under constant threat from mainland china, which says that could use military action to bring tie one on the control. now tens of millions of people are facing destitution in pakistan as the country struggles to cope with the worst monsoon floods in a decade. authority said, the catastrophe is the result of climate change caused by th

welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf sholtes is in prague in the czech republic, giving a keynote speech on the european union's future. what he's calling a turning point, and you're just actually seeing live images from the chat capitol mal sholtes is expected to touch on major steps to reform, expand the european union in the rise of rising global challenges. and he's also set to reaffirm germany's long term commitment to supporting ukraine as its struggles to repel invading russian forces. it's shelters. first visit to the check over since becoming chancellor. develop that because, well, before we actually across, over to prag, at we're joined here in studio by our political correspondent, thomas barrow. good to see a thomas. now, chance her shelter is set to address the main concern for the european union at the moment, which is of course energy. so what can we expect from him? with regards to that topic? i do imagine that he will touch on germany's dependence, for example, and russian gas and how the country has been trying to win itself of that dependence. and i imag

and that was only jennifer on the reporting from prague or to iraq. now at least 10 people have died after supporters of influential clerical, todd al solder stormed baghdad. government pallets chaos, erupted inside the cities, fortified green zone. they came after al sauder said that he is quitting politics. now solder supporters have held weeks of protest calling for reform in the country . it has been without a government or a leader since elections last october. i'll thought or is reported as saying he'll go on a hunger strike until the violence in the use of weapons stops. ah, supporters of finance yuk, lyric, mcdonald's on the reach, but gods, heavy fortified green zone. in india, whom do ministries and embassies the soon over and the government balance and i thought i'd knocked out on a revolution. is selena rocky was it? it's not southwest. no, this isn't a rocky revolution would rock it should be returned to its people with anita dan up . why at yamaha? i let what's your plan? oh my, our demands are to the south parliament and to hold the cor

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here in prague, he's talking about crucial a topic for the european union. he talked to talking about more defense, common defense policy, more common procurement that he is addressing issues like moving forward to majority voting on important foreign policy issues and away from unanimity. so now he thought of delivering those concrete proposals that many are waiting for, for a, for a to listen to, to hear from the german chancellor. thanks alexander, at work, were gonna have to speak now to our pinnacle correspondents here at thomas bar. no, alexander is touched on several of the topics which we've heard and michelle's deal with what your take away from it. is there anything surprising for you? no, it wasn't very surprising, but i see more of his vision for europe in the next few years. even in the next few decades, all those changes that alexandra mentioned that he would like to deliver. one thing is our last shot, delivering the speech, which is certainly important, which is certainly significant from a german perspective. another very different thing wil

the meetings here in prague rationally, what's known as informal, and that means the, the, the ministers are under no obligation to release any statements come to any conclusions. so they've just had a discussion essentially about this. the meetings are now wrapping up. it looks like the, those both countries and fin, frances, they are going to move nationally and potentially collectively to start banning visas even to revoke these is that already in passports. we know that around 10000000 russians have a visa into the european union. but as i say, it looks like any sort of unified, complete action in the european union isn't going to be possible because it requires all 27, e u member states to agree to that. and that is a challenge. daily is jap harric. thanks for the update. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. while the iraqi president bonham salah, has called for early elections to settle a political crisis, which has triggered some of the deadliest violence in years. and he's 30 people have been killed since clashes between rival sh

policy chief or user per barrel, so that you defense ministers at the end of this to day meeting in prague have agreed to set up a training missions for ukrainian forces not. and what that means is that ukrainian troops would be trained outside of ukraine militarily in neighboring u countries. brill put this on the agenda of this meeting some time ago. he said there was no reason why you couldn't train ukrainian forces in this way. it has a similar emissions and other parts of europe and asia and in africa. now we don't have any details about these missions when they would start. but what we do know is that a similar emissions have actually been taking place already in the u. k. outside of the you with thousands of ukrainian troops have been trained since june on rotation . it seems to work well according to both u. k and ukranian authority. so that's the sort of thing that the you want to set up as well. it has to be greenlighted, they're by e leaders, and we expect that it probably will at a summit that will be held in october south africa's presence to run a poll. so says he's not tryin

it's comes off to the company that services the pipeline to prague didn't pay it's transfer fee as well. prague will still receive oil from russia through the north is coming through an oil pipeline in from poland. kia had early, a band oil deliveries through the southern branch of the pipeline transiting ukraine. as the terrorists were not paid by moscow due to sanctions. this led to hungarian and slovak companies, taking the matter into their own hands, paying the taxes themselves, and getting the confirmation that the supply route will be restored in just a few days. now the rouge but pipeline supplies serve while european countries providing thousands of barrels per day. the southern branch of the pipeline transits, ukraine and supplies the e u with about 10 percent of the oil. it buys from russia. the northern leger, the pipeline which runs through better routes, poland and germany has not been effected by the stoppage. the kremlin has said, sanctions are hurting the e. u. more than russia by limiting the entire blocks access to energy. or you could speak to dr. georgia somali from

so it was interesting to find this yellow pad. >> what she said was we were living in prague. my father had gone to see whether he could get a passport to get out and they had generally been hiding in kind of not going anywhere. theyy had left to be with my grandmother in a little town while my mother kind of sat in cafÉs and tried to figure out. my father had a kind of gotten around and with a little bit of bribery, they had managed actually to get a stamp to get out and then they got my grandmother to bring me in and they got on a train to get out and as she said that was the last time they ever saw any members of their family. so it was accidental in many ways. >> a terrible choice for your parents to have to make, whether to stay in czechoslovakia with your family were to leave and save your daughter as well as themselves. did they ever talk tha about tht choice? >> that's part of the whole difficulty of the story is they never had a lot of these discussions. but i think o in an awful lot of this is speculation and that is that nobody imagined that things would be as terr

this comes off of the company that services the pipeline to prague didn't pay his transfer fees. now, prague will still receive oil from russia, from the north, through an oil pipeline coming in from poland. a kia had only a band old oil deliveries through the southern branch of the pipeline transiting ukraine. the terrace were not paid by moscow due to sanctions. this led to hungarian and slovak companies, taking their matter into their own hands, paying the taxes themselves, and getting the confirmation that the supply route will be restored in just a few days. now the rouge bob pipeline supplies several european countries providing thousands of barrels per day. the southern branch of the pipeline transits, ukraine and supplies the e u with about 10 percent of the oil. it buys from russia. the northern leg of the pipeline which runs through by roofs, poland and germany has not been affected by the stoppage of the kremlin, has said sanctions or holding the e u much more than in russia by limiting the blocks access to energy. what we discuss this with dr. georgia is molly of the

will not be restarted, that's comes off to the company that services the pipeline to prague didn't pay as transfer fees. a prague will still receive oil from russia, from the north, through an oil pipeline coming in from poland. a key i've had earlier banned all oil deliveries through the southern branch of the pipeline transiting ukraine. as the terrorists were not paid by moscow due to sanctions. this led to hungarian and slogan companies taking the matter into their own hands, paying the taxes themselves and getting the confirmation to supply root will be restored in a few days of the drudge by pipeline supplies. several european countries providing thousands of barrels a day. the southern branch of the pipeline transits, ukraine, and supplies the e. u with about 10 percent of the oil buyers from russia. the northern leg of the pipeline which runs through about the roofs, poland and germany has not been effected by the stoppage kremlin, has said that sanctions are hurting the e. u much more than russia by limiting the blocks access to energy. and we discussed this with dr. george mu

well the blocks $27.00 foreign ministers has spent the last 2 days meeting in prague and really couldn't come to an agreement on the full ban on russian tourists that estonia, lakia, and finland. so you countries that share a border with russia had been demanding. in addition to hungry germany and france also opposed the proposal and had been circulating a memo, calling the quote, need to strategically fight for the hearts and minds of the russian population. and suggesting that this would hinder those efforts seducing hearts and minds. please, if slot russian citizens with sanctions at every turn, you know, it kind of sounds like an abusive, toxic relationship or, you know, like a bad french romance movie. but by the way, does the average russian even know or care that, that you think that it's fighting for their hearts and minds when all that they can see is animosity every turn. and what are france and germany doing to in the hearts and minds of their own people as they insist on maintaining sanctions on their own energy supply that punish the average citizen and business was sky high

the use foreign policy chief, maybe announcement after meeting mr. ministers in prague or born this. let's go to . natasha bothers, been monitoring those meetings from paris. so what more details do we know about what's been going on? well, as you say, are you foreign ministers have agree to make it a lot more difficult for russians wishing to travel to the european union to obtain a visa, what they've done is suspend this sir agreement that had been in place the gave at russians. preferential treatment for each of these as well. that's no longer going to be the case is, can be more expensive as can be a lot more administration for russians who want to travel to the you are the foreign policy chief use at burrell said this was a matter not just of security. there were security reasons for this with russians coming into the you. but he also said that a most member states agree that it seemed inappropriate. and that russians have been coming over the past weeks and months to a europe to go on holiday for leisure shopping. and going to the beach and that kind of thing when there is a wa

after meeting in prague, the last 2 days you foreign ministers have agreed to make it a lot harder for russians to gain visas to travel because he is going to be a lot more complicated in terms of administration. and it is going to cost a lot more money now that you foreign policy chief burrell said the reason for this . well, there were 2 main reasons. one, he said it's a question of security. secondly, he said that most foreign ministers agree that it was simply inappropriate. the russians were coming to the european union, a lot of them for leisure, for holidays, shopping to go to the beach when there are people dying in ukraine, when russia's war continues in ukraine. it seems that all you foreign ministers were agreed on the point of making it harder for russians to travel, but there was some countries the baltic states, for example. they wanted a full ban on russians, obtaining visas for the you. but countries like germany and faults were gang scott, they said it would be counter productive. they said it would fuel anti you sentiment in russian. that was a good idea. i should jus

the bronx foreign policy chief made the announcement after ministers met in prague. and tasha butler has more. until now, russians wanting to travel to the european union were given a preferential treatment for visas under an old agreement between moscow and the you. but that is going to be no longer the case. after meeting in prague, the last 2 days you foreign ministers have agreed to make it a lot harder for russians to gain visas. to travel to the you are, is going to be a lot more complicated in terms of administration. and it is going to cost a lot more money now that you a foreign policy chief, he was at burrell said the reason for this so well. there were 2 main reasons. one, he said it's a question of security. secondly, he said that most a you, foreign ministers agree that it was simply inappropriate. the russians were coming to the european union, a lot of them for leisure, for holidays, shopping to go to the beach. when there are people dying in ukraine, or when russia's war continues, are in ukraine, it seems that all you foreign ministers were agreed on

the prague didn't pay as transfer fees. a prague will still receive oil from russia through the north, through an oil pipeline coming in from poland. here earlier, ban all oil deliveries through the southern branch of the pipeline transiting ukraine, as the tariffs were not paid by moscow due to sanctions. this lead to hungarian and slow back companies taking the matter into their own hands, a paying the taxes themselves and getting the confirmation to the supply root will be restored in just a few days. now the rouge buff pipeline supplies several europe in countries providing thousands of barrels per day. the southern branch of the pipeline, transit's, ukraine, and supplies the e. you with at least 10 percent of the oil. it buys from russia of the northern leg of the pipeline which runs through bella, roofs, poland, and germany has not been affected by the stoppage. equivalent has said sanctions are hurting the e. u. more than russia by limiting the blocks access to energy. while we spoke to dr. george the mueller of the

you foreign ministers meeting in prague this week are expected to make it more difficult for russian citizens to travel to the european union. they may suspend a 2007 agreement that gives preferential treatment to visa applications from russians. the measure falls short of the total travel band. some member states are demanding. poland, and the czech republic, for example, have already stopped issuing visas to russians and other members may follow. earlier we asked you have you corresponded ben of eguard in brussels. how this will make travelling for russians more difficult? yes, it's very more costly and also the be more complicated to, to lock an application in the shannon countries, instead of 35 years russians would have to pay 80 years. they would have to wait 3 weeks for the process and to be finalized and alter the embassies could ask for more documents and also for proof that the tourist can maintain themselves than they are in shannon. and that is difficult because they don't have access to international credit card systems anymore and or to international bank accounts. so t

the government is appealing to the international community for 8 you foreign ministers meeting in prague this week are expected to make it more.

u. foreign ministers wraps up in prague. on wednesday is that they're likely to come to a compromise, which basically means not a full ban, but perhaps making it much harder for russians to enter the use of more administration, a much more expensive visas that kind of thing. thank you for that. natasha butler by for i say, in paris, where let's discuss this further. now the sponsible ban for russians are trying to enter europe with gregory petticoat, who's a poet and russian national, who opposes the war in ukraine. he's joining us via skype, from berlin, in germany. thank you very much for being with us as we've heard there possibly a blanket ban on russians entering the e you possibly of laws, may he it more difficult for them to enter. how effective do you think this would be in terms of pressure on the kremlin? well, to saw who is and that if, if they passes that a law, if the country has come to a decision verse to bar russians completely from europe, i will sudden me a lot. as i know quite a number of people back home

and we can cross straight to the w's russia unless constantine agate, who joins us now from prague in the czech republic. morning constantine. daria de geena was the daughter of one of vladimir putin's clothes. his allies and she vocally supported her father's algebra nationalist ideas as well as the invasion of ukraine. was she the target of this alleged attack was the intended victim. really her father? of course, it is too early to say, but judging by what the russian telegram channels are watching him, they've really exploded with this news. it seems that or guardian, the hallmark is all good. we're together, it's a bender and they are deeper. they will cover for some reason. i'm sorry, constantino mcmillan, we're having sound problems here. i think we're gonna have to try and come back to you later, but thanks so much for now. anyway. all right, we'll try and go back to constant again later in the meantime, russian officials in occupied crimea say that they have shot down a drone headed for a key military base. it was target saying he had courses of rushes black at sea fleet in s

and the ukraine encounter offensive comes as a new defense minister as whole 2 days of talks in prague. to discuss military support for keith. talk so far have focused on setting up a training program for the ukrainian army to enable them to operate western weapons . germany was initially criticized for not sending weapons quickly enough, but berlin has recently announced its ramping up military aid that includes the delivery of brand new precision missiles. ukraine's ammunition supply is about to get a boost. it's howard sir. artillery units will be stocked with a new tucker show called the volcano. germany says it's sending several 100 volcano munitions to the front line. the gps and laser guided missiles reach up to 80 kilometers, almost doubling the range of most how it says already existing donated equipment is having an impact. hope so rascal, when it blue blue a shelling on slow vianza every day. but due to new weapons that were perceived from the west to particularly high mars and poets is our chances have equalized. you see, they would have thought one of our shots was answere

e foreign ministers meeting in prague this week are expected to make it more difficult for russian citizens to travel to the european union. they may suspend a 2007 agreement, giving preferential treatment to visa applications from russians. the measure fall short of the total travel bands, some member states are demanding. poland and the czech republic for example, have already stopped issuing baez's to russians. others may follow. i asked dw corresponded ban vega in brussels. what it might mean for russians who want to travel outside their country. there's no trouble been other kinds of reasons do be issued, for example, for russians who want to settle to study here or to visit family. this is possible . but as for the tourist, visa will be severely cut back. many countries have announced that now, but for russians, there's also a way to circumvent the turkey, for example, allows visa free travel to it's tory. so if you want to vacation on the sea, you can still do that as a russian been re got their reporting earlier from brussels. flights have resumed, and shops have reopen in tripoli,

and he joins me now from prague. read welcome, this china sea and opportunity with the ukraine war to dislodge the united states from its position of influence in asia. well, there's no doubt that ukraine war has changed things, i think g, a berkeley everywhere. but i think especially in asia and especially in regards to taiwan. obviously, taiwan has present itself as a bit of a foil for everything that's been happening in ukraine over the last 6 months. so i think for taiwan and if anything, i don't know if it's the minute of an opportunity to dislodge the united states from asia. but i think it's quite worried that this is perhaps one of the last windows of opportunity to limit american influence and especially american attempts to reorient its military presence and a lot of its foreign policy making towards the pacific away from europe. this invasion, in a fact has force that the united states to turn attention towards europe at a time when american leaders have been talking about china and the pacific dean. the m

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they plan to propose this in a meeting with minister was in prague investors tonight. bloomberg has learned iran has identified a specific training needs and that ukrainian soldiers have already been offered various training efforts. the ukrainian president is accusing russia of trying to create a global sense of fatigue about its invasion. that includes

in prague on wednesday, the foreign minister agreed to put the dish put an end to relaxed visas for russians. we have seen many russians traveling as if nowhere was raging in ukraine. the member states considered we are not business as usual. >> a suspension of the current regime but not a total visa ban. for some, these measures don't do enough. >> it is a privilege. countries usually have to earn this level of privilege. >> alongside, they are considering a complete ban on russians crossing their borders but several countries have argued a total ban would penalize dissidents and all russians want to flee their country. more than one million russian citizens have entered the eu since the beginning of the u.k.. according to the u.s. justice department, top-secret documents held that mar-a-lago will be probably concealed and removed as part of efforts to obstruct the federal investigation. >> in a 36 page filing, the u.s. justice department has laid out its case, researching donald trump's florida state. according to the government, it walikely that classified documents were concealed and rem

. >> in his speech here in prague, olaf scholz called for greater european 70 in the face of new imperialist autocracy. he wants to describe russians were on ukraine as a turning point for europe and promised to continue supporting ukraine. he also outlined concrete policy changes. but many of these ideas such as more majority voting instead of unanimous decisions have been under discussion for years to no avail. so how will germany convince others to support the chancellor proposals? that remains an open question. >> were back now. at least 10 people have died after supporters of influential cleric stormed back government palace. chaos erected inside the fortified green zone. it came after he said he was quitting politics. they were calling for reform in the country. it has been without a government or a leader since elections last october. he is reported as saying he will go on a hunger strike until the violence and the use of weapons stops. >> supporters reached their dads heavily fortified ringtone. an area -- >> our revolution is solely an iraqi one. this is an iraqi revolution. iraq sh

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is a student at the high school of economics in moscow, just a month ago, she was strolling around prague where she was attending charles university studying the science of wealth and social structures. in march, she was told russian students weren't welcome to continue. this stuff is in the czech republic. you're talking about when you're, i'm sure i think just because when you're, when you tend to push the midst of all or is your last go home, much tripping or order? are much concerned when i look at some code number life unusual though store chunk of my new telephone shift. no story gets put into it but, but i'm so he might be a junior mean. you know, the national president was born in concur for chicago. pretty much him new system, a new book nichol. i don't know what your position of the world is seeing things through the lens of the media with the italian m. p. francesca janitor who voted against sending military a to ukraine, leaves the voices of europeans who disagree with a generally accepted point of view as simply not being heard. and there are many of them. i think that most o

just a month ago, she was strolling around prague where she was attending charles university studying the science of wealth and social structures. in march, she was told russian students weren't welcome to continue. this stuff is in the czech republic. yeah, of course. when you bring him in issue discuss when you're going to push the skip the whole or you're pregnant, the last go home, much tripping orders. are much concerned when i look up my number life usually don't store a trunk of minute shift. now, starting to get into watch that much to so if you, most of, excuse me, you know, the national you, president youngest one is considered the future, got difficult watching new system, a new book solution and i don't know what your physician approached me. the world is seeing things through the lens of the media with the italian m e. p. francesca janitor who voted against sending military a to ukraine, leaves the voices of europeans who disagree with a generally accepted point of view, a simply not being heard. and there are many of them. i think that most of the european people once ac

we are talking about the training mission and other foreign ministers are in prague to discuss this visa issue. denmark and finland want and all right been on fees as being issued to russian tourists but there is a lot of opposition to this. specifically, france and germany , they circulated a paper ahead of the meeting saying it would be counterproductive to restrict this sort of portal for russians coming into the european union, that it would rebuild some sort of iron curtain again. there are 10 million eu ease circular at the moment. a number of countries say they are planning to invalidate those visas if the russians enter the european union. specifically, this issue would need unanimous approval by all of the eu member countries.. that does not look like it is happening. >> let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the first ship carryin grain has reached africa. they are loaded with 23,000 metric tons. nearly 200,000 people are without safe drinking water. residents have been warned not to drink tap water. the city is not just riveting bottl

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