and is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now for the hello and welcome to focus on your up with me. live show the attack on moscow's cro co city hall on march 22nd dropped. all of russian president vladimir puts in hold islam is extreme. is responsible for the attack. that'd be part of the left more than a $130.00 people dead. however, russia also alluded to possible links of the attackers to ukraine, but has not presented any proof yet. moscow has increased as strikes aiming for

targets in ukraine and the neighboring countries. there is a growing fear that the conflict could escalate even further. tensions are especially high in the republic of mold of a, and it's eastern border lies the separatist region of trans mystery, a with the mold oven in cleaves, like the town of which he had him. just recently the transmit street in pelham, and called and puts in to protect the break away region, which is pro russia. the current political situation is affecting people like the organ. and valentina who are falling victim to the policies issued by moldova, and the separatist. come on your good come and help you can do it for yourself. for the 5th, a fine tina and your goods are farmers right now. they can only access about one hacked or of their land. the rest of it is located in the separate this region of trans mystery. are only a stones throw from the village of quick cherry. they've been cut off from it since

january when the self proclaimed authorities insurance industry imposed a ban on moved over and farmers to me since 2006. it's now the 3rd or 4th time that this is happening. yeah, 3 or 4 popular water. it happened before that we didn't have access to our land and couldn't work it for 2 or 3 years. imagine the difficulty of starting from scratch again. this? yeah, the 0, the oregon and valentino as children left small dover years ago, they are on their own. as they try to prepare the land for a full harvest, but they don't know how they will do it. there is no hope they got that. we're old . now, all our children left to spectacle people. why do you think they left? just because of this situation here, thoughts in that situation began more than

3 decades ago. mold open forces for pro russians separatists in the early 19 ninety's most go, has russian troops stationed in frozen history ever since a defacto state? not recognized internationally, but supported by russia. more adult and lucky oriented comrade valerio, folks touring. that's for now. they are worried that things will get worse. again. the trip up a lot to need for the population here. freedom of movement is prohibited with the exception of the ferry. moving goods across this region is forbidden as well. and so it's freedom of expression for the buck who are experimentally building this. this ferry is crucial. it let small domains get our own strengths, and these 3 and border controls we used to river the vice small do but from the break away region, except for

a few more opened in place. this is because your in valerio's say it's only a question of time for rush, you to use trans mr. you to attack moldova. because as long as some people are concerned from putting you can expect anything. today, he can say one thing, tomorrow he can do another we don't have permission to film into separate his control trends and his trend regent. russian soldiers who are officially on a peacekeeping mission, keeper watch. but they are pro russian voices in more dove and controlled in place to some here. open the endorse. potent search usually will protect us of maybe increase our pensions because we're getting little money here. is that we want to be with russia, they help pauses on from a higher level. the open government however, wants to steer moldova towards the you. they say russia has been trying to,

to stabilize moldova. and they said in unity, introduced customs for goods from trans, nice tra, is necessary, will make fucking because he bought a car. i'm not denying the fact that the economic situation and the trends in history and region is bad. i use the mold. ova is not the one to be blamed for that . it is not because of ukraine always don't cry. yeah, you see it's bad due to the consequences of russia's aggression against ukraine. the ugly su now who certainly both evolved greatly. the organ valentino say there is no real stability for them as long as the conflict with the separate is present . but no one here knows what a solution might look like for the people on both sides of the news to river. or what plans most go has for the region. so we're off to italy now where torres visiting the city of bologna uh will be met by red containers right at the old city center. at 1st glance,

the eye catching structures looked like a piece of contemporary art, but they are actually there to protect passers by and the city's most popular monuments, the towers of gaiety send and cnn, leaving these impressive structures have been the symbol of bull on. yeah, for centuries, but now they are facing a serious threat. gravity to 900 year old towers stand slanted in the city of bologna. they've always been anything but straight. the larger one, tony, as the natalie is 97 meters tall, it's smaller siblings. they've got these then the tower tops out at just 48 meters and lean sharply. now there is real concern. the towers may collapse up with us and such as your locals have a bad feeling about it. it's really painful to see such an important historic monument in such a poor condition with someone. you know, i've lived here many years and over the course of time,

i've seen the tower tilting further and further. it's a really important symbol of fun. you. we help with my stay that way and won't have to be torn down a 75 to ensure that doesn't happen. the city council has even brought 70 year old engineer of that fellow bruni out of retirement. the expert on both towers. she leads the restoration committee. she's headed to the construction site together with her colleague phillip or for loni bruni knows there are 2 main reasons why the tower is thinking it's suffering from a disease it's had since birth. it was so bad that a 100 years after its construction was started. when it reached a height of 60 meters, 12 meters has to be taken off because it was already starting to lean muscle. yeah . and since then, it's selling a foundation that supports the $4000.00 ton tower,

has continued to crumble. the area around the towers has been cordoned off in norm is containers were set up right in the center of the old town homes. i never assigned to the committee recommended we set up this double stock of containers. tissue means that they've been studying the towers for years. so let's say that, did we see this is how we're attempting to protect the surrounding buildings and the people who continue to pass by here, take on seeing what times it got it. alex, the concrete anchors hold, the containers down, steal net, so to be added to protect the church and the bigger tower. the cities historic center has become a permanent construction site that has been rescue attempts before. during the 19 ninety's engineers used on here in rings to secure the tower, and in 2021,

the foundation was reinforced with steel cables to prevent further cracks. oh boy boy. and then we have to observe the structures here and read it. here. we end here to this is exactly the little space, sort of their gaps in the walls, thickness. he's got a good that has the burden transferred from the walls above has cost an overload. so the phase is less resistant. until recently, the tower had always tilted towards the east, but that changed in may 2023. suddenly the pendulum showed 20 goodies, and that was leaning towards the northwest to. nobody really knows why this is where the pendulum is. is the most visible instruments in the tower. so meet that it starts at the tip and hangs down to here is what i prefer to measure the towers movement. i mean,

thoughts are measurements system and shows how much is moving in the system. i think these are what i can do that can be defined as the tower is the moment, sir. can you tell me that a moment that there are also acoustical and optical sensors as well as a gpi system at the top of the tower? it is likely the most monitored monument in italy think what's the main thought so know, most of the state of the tower is very closely observed. at least we continually check data from the sensors, which deliver information on every movement of the tower in real time. to speak was the planned reinforcing and renovation work is expected to cost 20000000 euros and continue for a decade to keep the tower standing for the next to 900 years. the people in britain are facing the worst economic situation in decades with effects of brags and the cobit pandemic, and

a staggering place. and more and more people are forced into poverty shop lifting, as seen by some as the only possible way to get necessities for themselves. and their children and leaves a fire on mcknight is the person shop owners turn to when they need help to ramp up security. she is familiar with the sheer desperation that leads some to feel and understands the need to make store as a safe space for the whole community. of the shots listing in england is at an all time high, the entire shelves of strips bare. and since it, we're givin' many shops are facing bankruptcy. at some point, sarah mcknight have enough. she now fights again, shoplifters with a startup that helps storekeepers wishing to protect themselves. thieves plunder here in small corner shop,

almost failing. it sometimes gets violent. he shows us what happened last week. an elderly woman had to be brought to safety behind the cash desk. i just of course, but it is my cell to my customers. you know, it does good. yeah. so yeah, it, it, them is very whatever the situation that i so, so you know, farrah has been advising him for years about the technology to use and how to handle dangerous situations like this one. he kept these, these things he's made. yes o h is going to be the person out yet, and that's what his priority is and he does something really well. if the police show up at all, it's usually hours later, fer, it ensures that the surveillance videos are registered afterwards and charges are filed. she knows all the tricks because she was once a shop looked to herself before she turns 18. she came up with the idea of making

a business much later when she saw so many shots that to close sense the result will be for they rely on these community is supposed to be on the doorstep so they can get the mail and they come on some of them comp travel miles and you guys think of this as you know someone is going out, you just say, yeah, they can quite well sir. it sure it says the light is on the shelf. mistaken one thing and kind of mouth so that the silver crystals is going to solar, mainly stealing bread, milk and baby food weight and claiming that uninsurance doesn't help. pharaoh points out to women who she says are stealing for the children. this is, this is wrong to do this, but there is helping support here and available to you. but it's not that simple. social 8 organizations have closed in many places because communities have financial issues. there are many reasons for the brakes. it,

which has contributed to rising living costs is one of them. and the other is years of tory austerity policies. often, all that remains is promoted. as here in sheffield, the update behavior is merely been facade, the crumbling. so as soon as we start to ask questions, cause people to, to feed the family to call this was to do, we know? and the see you actually got ya, suicide is right. i have on at least 5 people died and this last 12 weeks 5 people took to from suicide. so with all that is that it is as well telling use all every day. are you going to be able to put your food on the table? i'm going to put the heat when it's being cold, as it is not just me. but what, you know, the french differential being to have some of buying for some reason the english

want microsoft in many places. those coming to the rescue are like the people working on their own, like helen shop may look like any or 2nd hand store, but there's far more to it. it's shelters the homeless and distributes food for people in need. those who have meeker funds can buy a jacket here for a few pounds. helen helps every one with decency and loads of respect. and you call you people any hope kind of a call and so outlook is going to allow us to 6176 on the side. what we find i'm gonna show it will be fine at some point we'll get over it. so it just goes to a muddle through the state. but we've never seen papa tie like this before. no, no. and it's not just the jobless where poor zoe is a social worker. but her pay is by no means enough to provide clothing for her children. and then she tells me when you get people coming in and stuff like that,

the after her children's father stole her heart or, and pay, she threw him out. since then she's been raising them on her own. sometimes she needed to steal, especially when they were small. i'm not gonna lie. i did. it's got enough face and because i couldn't afford no, she went and she says the knowledge that there was no long term way out is difficult to bear. you trying to swim before and but there's a time coming in on ways that each time and you can't seem to be swallowing the water at the same time. but then also you're trying to say i am on to me, which is knowing that i've got the kids. if i'll often associate with the kids, i've seen kind of drowned zoey's children are aware of her situation. they notice she often doesn't teach so that they don't go to school hungry. lucas sometimes

feels guilty about it. i would like ask her if she won't, if you like, wants anything to eat. and if you eat unit, which, um, sometimes i was concerned about that. but then also she'd be in the middle of a like fitness. the government's support has banished from people's lives. so those in need find their own way to fill the gaps as best they can. fair often brings a colleague to show shop owners how they can protect themselves better. because more and more poverty is being exploited by organized crime. the ladies have the lights on that and go in the day and then what happens escalates and the escalated people get moved violent and not because they believe they can get away with it. helen says, this is a side effect of increasing impoverishment effects. i think we're kind of of this

to, to pop up somewhere. well, it's victoria and drug man wake up kids with housing, the clothes and how some issues that we received on britain is one of the world's richest countries. but instead of hope for the future, it seems, but many here are on their way back into the midst of britain's darker past. many couples who want to have a child would do almost anything to fulfill that dream. unfortunately, women in poor social economic circumstances are sometimes exploited by criminals to make that dream come true, the greek island creed is still grappling with the aftermath of a candle that rock the community. it all revolves around the very controversial subject of surrogacy. a fatality center incorrectly in

the dreams of dozens of childless couples are contained in these tags eggs and embryos frozen at negative 196 degrees celsius. the director of the genesis fertility clinic says some of them will be carried to term by surrogate mothers. quite legally. we do a lot of so gets, but we always advise the people to bring their own sound, their own. so that means a sister, a friend and mother. contrary to most of the european union, surrogate motherhood is allowed in greece as a lawyer, maria pop, a donkey explains, but it remains an exception and it's not meant to be a business model. it is allowed is offering this services only senselessly only for us to

waste and not for money making because if you make money through this business, then the crime will show month rate is a very close. yeah, that's exactly what happened on the greek island of creek. and on a grand scale, the journalist, finding nico foot aki has researched a number of cases. she took us to a holiday village on the islands west coast, where dozens of surrogate mothers were housed until they gave birth from a homeless and they were a gift here. and then absolutely going through all the environment as they didn't have to take care about and the sinks they are when, when mainly from my george. yeah. remain now more, dave? yeah. and after a delivery, this amount of the 10215000. this was

the payment sort of then the scandal came to light in the summer of 2023. the tranquil port of honey was rocked by police raids and arrests. gynecologist who turned out to be the head of a criminal organization, was arrested, accused of human trafficking. more than 100 women from very poor backgrounds are thought to have been lowered to this private clinic. to be surrogate mothers nicki foot aki has found out that couples from all over the world paid up to $120000.00 euros for their dream child. now closed the clinic is no longer making millions from the surrogacy business. but nikki foot, aki strongly believes that there are other cases still happening today. steve, the market exist. so because there is the need for gap and still have babies and

the gap is martin's more huff problem. so we say for she says that the greek authorities have not clamped down on a legal surrogacy and human trafficking. there was nothing off the side is supervising for these process taken care or this money, or these women coming on deck, saving the country. so i believe that it was hypocrite us, the local doctors like minorities kind of the talkies, are concerned about this kind of medical tourism. he explains that surrogate mothers sometimes look after newborns and intensive care at the state. hospital of hon. yeah. he says he was shocked by the behavior of some parents to be we saw them sometimes. not a lot of times they took the baby and they went away. is not the box to say you bought them big. but for some people,

children are commodities and women in need can be hired to give birth funding nikki foot ocoee fears that such practices could once again flourish and grief. and now we have a sweet treat for you had made with great attention to detail and lots of love. in fact, these asserts look more like a work of art, right? well, no wonder the creator of these irresistible delicacies is an award winning for this . yeah, from zurich, switzerland, i can't really tell you what i'm for. let's say lou take on 41 and my passion is particularly it's more of an artist workshop. then a kitchen flips it looks like most got to everything right down to the last detail . patricia spends up to 14 hours or more in the kitchen every day. that if it's not perfect, it's unacceptable to me. the skin shares or artworks with our followers and instagram

. lucy is living her child, her dream. she's self employed and designing our own creations. she now lives and works in missouri to grow up in romania which plain law when i was little, i always trying to make treats the whole neighborhood knew there would be something sweet to try on sundays. so people always came over something to her childhood and youth, otherwise hard. after the early death of her father fleet cl looked after her brothers, they can cut 20 fleets, it move to shape as how she started training as a shift when she was 27. at 1st she barely spoken to german india and she graduated top of her class. i always dreamed of having my own cafe and making my creations there. i didn't know i'd come this far in the system to finish the vital comment. she's coming pretty far,

fleets. it was honored to us for to see or the year in switzerland together with a business partner. she now runs a cafe in zurich where her sweet treats are served. the whole down of nice. uh, yeah, i didn't want to offer just cost samsung coffee. see, i wanted to create a bit of content and content and create and come for la. they've done it for me to use the search engines a month. the cafe and beyond. she also supplies restaurants and events within creations. this is fine. it's an incredible feeling. it's knowing that i'm working for myself now. that's it. i've achieved what i've always dreamed of from even mine tova, from romania, germany to switzerland. thanks to hard work and envision felicia as a european success story that looks so delicious. and that was it for focus on your, on for this week. as long as you can find more stories from across your own by heading to our social media. my name is liz hill. see you next time.

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