Welcome to inside story. Im ray suarez. When this crisis began, you might have thought the nations of the European Union, in the interest of the e. U. Itself of its citizens and of the people fleeing syria, might have found a joint and coordinated response by now. It seems every time any e. U. Creates some consensus its gone in a day or two, as the realities of huge crowds of desperate people, of borders, rivalries and train stations overwhelm any careful diplomatic language. Our correspondent reports from slovenia. Reporter 15,000 is the number understood to have come through slovenia in the last 24 hours. That is a Record Number that this country has had to accept. So those 400 Police Officers will be a welcome addition for as far as the slovenian authorities are concerned. Places to provide good protection for the refugees from the weather, especially given that the winter is pressing in here. This camp behind me is one of three on the slovenia croatia border. Eventually when space
In south korea. Hello, russias president has broken his silence from the doping allegations against his countrys lets. Russi Vladimir Putin said that russia must do Everything Possible putin said someone needed to take personal responsibility. Well, monday the Antidoping Agency recommended russia be suspended from athletics including Olympic Games on systemic, repeated doping offenses. I ask the sports minister and all of his leagues to give it his utmost attention. We must carry out our own internal investigation to ensure the most open. I want to stress this, the most open professional cooperation with international antidoping structures. Here in russia we must do all we can to get rid of this problem. Rory challands has this update from moscow. What was interesting before Vladimir Putins address, and it was a brief one, was that he didnt actually criticize the report into russian athletic doping at all. That has been done. But Vladimir Putin focused on what thetive response to this
Possible ban from world competition. Managings migration. This is about protecting peoples lives. The eus 2 billion plan to stop the flow of yurch young afs across the mediterranean. Policing the police. Each of you are sentenced to 15 years in prison. The case in south africa, widespread brutality by officers. Good evening, im antonio mora. This is al jazeera america. We begin in myanmar, which appears to be on the verge of a peaceful transition to democracy after decades of military rule. The scope of the victory of Aung San Suu Kyis party in sundays election became clearer today. She won her seat in parliament and her party the National League for democracy is headed towards an absolute majority. Also today, incumbent president sent a letter of congratulations to the Nobel Peace Prize winner and to the nld, essentially, confirming defeat, first time in a quarter century. It is not clear how much power suu kyi and her party will have. Patricia sabga reports. Military aligned presiden
By dolling out relatively large amounts of money through this new trust fund, to try to improve a little bit the economy of african countries to reduce what they call the poll factors that bring people across the sea. They say that it is expected that theyll better please their own borders to stop people from getting to shore in the first place. Weve seen it in the opening speeches that tonight there are serious questions being raised by african countries about the extent to which they want really to act as europe migration police. If you want to have a summit meeting, where better to hold it than a fortress on an island in the middle of the mediterranean. So dozen of european and African Leaders arrive with an agenda that really didnt appear to match. They try to paint the crisis as an opportunity to make africa a bit richer and bit better run with a trust fund of 2 billion to spread around. But its not only about money. I want to make it very clear. This is about building opportuniti
Parents will burn in hell. Narrator of secrets and hypocrisy. So there we were, where they had had sex all night long, and he took out all his paraphernalia and started to celebrate mass. Narrator and a story of leaked documents exposing a bitter internal power struggle. I published documents dealing with corruption, scandals, frauds, nepotism. Narrator now a new pope, francis, must battle the forces that overwhelmed his predecessor. If he wants to change the church, its going to mean decisive action. And its risky to take on the vatican curia. Tonight on frontline, secrets of the vatican. Frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for public broadcasting. Major support for frontline is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information is available at macfound. Org. Additional support is provided by the park foundatio