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the rages people are trying to stem of the turkish governments, all sorts of gibs. but only if the crime is addressed and the power of attorney to take responsibility for his actions . guardians of trees starts october 28th on d, w. the . this is focus on europe. i'm lara by below a welcome. the higher risk events in the middle east have the world on edge following. our mass is unprecedented. terror attacks in israel really forces are heavily bombarding, have mass targets, gaza strip. many residents there are trying to flee to the south. israel accuses
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have mass of blocking civilians from leaving. it's believe nearly $200.00 people are being held hostage in guys a abducted during the terror attacks in israel to the effects of the conflict are being felt in europe as well. especially for the israelis and palestinians living there in the wake of the terror attacks rally isn't showing. solidarity was israel were held in the german capital berlin as were demonstrations in support of palestinians. but others like a soccer club in berlin, are using sport in an effort to send a message against hate and violence. the game at the jewish soccer club chose to copy and berlin is being overshadowed by tough circumstances. police officers stand guard a fear of anti semitic attacks, a holocaust survivor found at the club over 50 years ago. but it's on the roof days since i'm us committed acts of terrorism in israel. the end
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of the day, it's the only the only game in this level of football where you have so much police around there. right now we have a situation where jewish people are hiding the jewish symbols because they're afraid to show woods this to show us on the street. on the same day of a 1000 pro palestine, demonstrators gather for raleigh and berlin. the finding of prohibition enforced by the police recent days have seen a suv anti semitic speech and ox. this is riley isn't shock. we're calling our info. she lives in germany because 1st hearing about the attacks by him us. my sister started to get text about people that you know, before there started to recognize people in video. and then my mom told us that that will cover his also missing. and that's when you started to realize, okay, the that's
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a bit bigger than the expected. since then in bo has yet to receive any news about her cousins, fate. she explains how horrible it is, not knowing whether she and the others a still alive today try to focus, create some type of routine and showing that to remember that there is, there is a good world. unfortunately, feels like it's only the beginning of this class and wore a testament copy. they observe a minute of silence before the much or originally the game had been cancelled out of fear for the players safety. but now they're going through with it. after all, the team also includes muslims and christians to want to send a message together. and we try to be more than sports to show the world and to show the society how it can work, how we can live together and play together as just
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a normal human being, just because somebody will come from and even it is often like that shows that it can be better than it's on the streets right now. muslim residents have also come to the test. mcafee game. not everyone agrees with israel's reaction to the tire in guns the can gaza. there are innocent women and children do more. they haven't done anything on video and yet they get bombed day and night talking. so it's so much ends without incidents, providing a little positive notes. and berlin puts many here fear. worst days, my head for israel and gaza just after meeting was involved. we receive devastating news from her. our cousin is dead of the ongoing war and ukraine continues to uproot people from their homes. in addition to ukrainian refugees. hundreds of thousands of russians,
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many of whom are opposed to the kremlin war in ukraine, have also fled their country, like paulina and her parents. she now lives in cyprus with her mom, dad and sister. only a goes to school in the port city of lemme solve a place that's welcoming to russians and are starting to feel like home after school, nearly 80 percent of the pupils are russian speaking, and applications for new students are streaming in the for the next teacher is trying to calm down her new class. the kids are excited to be back at the island private school in the muscle after the summer break. now i will, 9 year old felina has been going to school here for almost a year. ever since her family moved to cyprus from moscow, they arrived a few months after russia's invasion of ukraine. there are lots of new faces here after the holidays. most of the children are from russia and ukraine, and paulina feels all models saw alternative with everything. so normal it
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1st, but when we arrived here in the car, i thought i don't even know where my closer and now i have a new cloth and there are lots of new people here too. so many new children have arrived that classes have been taking place in temporary containers, according to the you over 13000 ukrainians and 38000 russians have come to cyprus since the war display founder unaccented, their score dots of his half prussian and half ukrainian has been overwhelmed with requests for spots at the school. when settings apply, what have uh what the, what we call the value interviews that could be some patterns with quite aggressive, you know, views and they are either pro war against or one country, the other country sides. we reserve the rights not to enroll. we know this families in the school because we feel like it could be the source of tension. and can you
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said the lice of the community? the approach seems to be working on the school playground in the muscle. all the kids play together. 80 percent of the pupils here come from russia, bella, ruth and ukraine, but the war feels far away. you hear almost only rushing here even though the island is an international private school. classes are held in english, english all. so i like speaking english, but i prefer speaking russian during break time. most of my friends don't speak such good english, so it's easier because usually we speak lessons. most of the students who are speak russian to each other. but if someone only speaks english that we speak english to the young at the same in our lease fee, but as they do, i should much and say i knowing there's been no new reading, not all of them do. not all of them. after school felina,
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choose the day over in the car. her father max has picked up her and her older sister maya. their next stop is the center of the muscle. about once a week, the sisters get to pick out something sweet from one of the russian shops in town. a treat from home, with friends and like you, but we trying to find the most and force and foods from every country. wonderful food that gives people a taste of home, a taste of childhood. i need about 4 during the day of school. for a year ago in september it was rushes mobilization announcement that pushed felina father max to leave with his family. the private equity fund manager doesn't want us to use his last name to protect his relatives, back home, his mother's ukrainian staying in an increasingly repressive. russia felt impossible to him and let us was obviously, this queen stayed in russia. it would have been hard to explain to the kids why they can't speak ukrainian with a grandmother, but why they can't talk about the law and let them go right into the family feels
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comfortable in lima. so the city is always been popular with russians. it's sometimes called mosque out on the med, in the 1990 cypress became a tax haven for all the guards. now the i t industry is booming since the war entire companies have moved here from russia. in part because it's easier for russians to get a visa here. then in many other e u countries, realtors, hudson criminals the size of the limits and hasn't changed. prices are really, really expensive, especially in the muscle where a restaurant is quite difficult to find the appropriate house because the prices are high and most people were for the closing mother. katya was born in moscow stock in the russian capital. the family
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was planning to move into their freshly renovated dream apartment. but the war sent all their plans in russia timeframe down louis flores now. it was hard to suddenly end up without a home. it's tough not to have roots anymore. of course, we sold everything in moscow that we've really been welcomed in cyprus, but still we aren't really at home here yet space to coordinate. when we saw her blood pressure and a single stick wash in the current situation. i can't think of any reason why we would go back to russia, mention that, but i thought i was at a shanisha face to face. yes. i see if i lived for the is that we would get used to this will definitely this reality from the senior to get used to the fact that violence intending people's normalize to the wish, that you can no longer say what you think and see. uh you can go ahead and zip the dealing into one more and the 3 year parts is pulling us favorite subject at school along with gym class. she said she doesn't really miss or a school in moscow though. she does miss one of her friends and she'd like to know
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what's next for her family model. i didn't really understand why we moved here. why we might go somewhere else with it feels like this is just to stuff over on the plane. and no one knows the final destination of the plane, or at least i don't know it me. and you probably know has already found new friends and is excited about 4th grade for family plans to stay in cyprus for now, at least until the end of the school year. the beauty of the baltic sea, it's known for its pristine beaches and com, shallow waters. but looks can be deceiving. the baltic seas unique ecosystem is under threat to many nutrients are being washed into the sea in the form of nitrates. the result, a sharp decline in marine life at the picturesque via fjord in denmark. the baltic sea is on the live support. lots of mickleson from denmark loves life on the water
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. but when the veteran fisher takes his boat out, he knows there's only a small chance of a big catch. the baltic sea, with its stunting nature, is one of northern us most popular travel destinations. and the coastline along by the field is one of denmark's most expensive residential areas. but it's superficial. beauty is deceptive. he's weekly fishing trips continued to show fish out las amigos in how the fuel is slowly dying of the the load, the surface, l. d, 's blooming, clouding the water, and depriving fish and underwater plants provide to life. and oxygen. scientists footage shows how the bottom of the fuel it has become nearly devoid of life in waters that once with full of cod flounder and loved fish. it used to be
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a real fishes, paradise says nicholson. but now there are almost no fish less. he's been going out to sea for over half a century because then had hoped to continue fishing off to retirement, to supplement his pension. now taking the boat out is not really worth it anymore for my that is and then it makes me both angry and frustrated. nobody is really doing anything special. no it, it seems like those who should be taking action are only trying to shift the blame of the 2 point. oh excuse me. no, no, not enough. in nicholson's mind, denmark's farm is to blame. the small country with just under 6000000 inhabitants is home to twice as many cows and pigs and many farm is used fertilizers on the fields that eventually end up in the c
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christian and the mentions farm lies only a few kilometers from the field. he says he has already cut the use of nitrates to the bare minimum. he uses a satellite images to monitor which fields need to be fertilized and which can do without. but he thinks it would be impossible to give up. photo lies is altogether i think it's a good thing that we have reduce the nitrogen, but i don't think we can get any further. i think we got the lowest limit that we can accept as a farmer. the plants need nutrients. the grain one grow without them since the farmer and since reducing the use of fertilizers, his plans are already only surviving on what is left in the ground. meds, p as the christianson is aware of the problem. as a nature manager, he's only saying a project and restoring the ecosystem invite you fjord. he knows the hard facts and
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numbers. at this point, we know for a fact that the 80 percent of the nutrients emitted to why the fuel it comes from funding. we also have 10 percent today from, from the up in waste water and maybe 10 percent from, from fish farming. but that is the range and that's uh tell us a little bit about where we need to have the nitrate run off regularly closes out the growth to explode. the balloon covers everything in the field. even killing the gross due to light the probation that same you grass is one of the most important elements in the eco system along the baltic sea coast. it produces oxygen and provides habitat for smaller fish. that's why christianson and his team from the municipality have taken to planting new beds of new gross invited your feud. but the restoration project is complicated. artificial
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rates are being built and muscle fonts created. these blue muscles filter dirty water, which in turn allows mold light to penetrate data. fuel gross can return and therefore produce oxygen. but when to many nutrients are flushed into the sea again, because the problem, denmark is currently looking to solve is already threatening. the voltage sees entire coast it's a herm, hailed for it's healing properties. the milo tiera plant is found on the greek island of crete. its tea leaves are said to ward off colds and improve digestive problems that makes mellow tier a hot commodity and a blessing for goat herder. your goose cope a sock, is the harvest, and sale of the tea leaves is a huge business boost for corpus sockets. it's the reason he moves from his village to where the plants grow in the summer high on the slopes of left or in the green
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mountain range. it's an arduous tractor of barren landscape, but at the end of his journey lies a pot of gold. in the early morning, the others are full to the rim. the sheep have to be milt quickly because it is t harvest time. you all goes to cooper. keys is a shepherd's in the village of the no palace on south west creek. but for several days a year he picks t the the we have to have a city when the plants are in bloom and full of nectar. afterwards, the hot sun dries the amount of getting the nazi ra, her commonly known as only invalid grosses. over 1900 meters altitude in the lift go over the mountains. many people here swear by it's therapeutic powers. only hostile distance can be done by call. then it's time to guess on the don't key who was close up to this pulse of the mountain in the back of
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a pickup truck. the value from the sax, so full of bread, oil, potatoes, and onions for our meals out this little media. like we also take food out for the animals because there isn't enough often. you know palmer is bottled, nobody's gonna they used to spend 3 months in the mountains making cheese. now they are in the spend 3 weeks. the t is much more lucrative. it is going to give us life up here is tough eligibility with a child. there would be no way the feed, my wife would leave you all goes on you and to don't tease, climb up hill for 3 hours over the starting the ground under the blazing sun the the others are already working and waiting the the 1st mountain
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t perhaps because of climate change, they've been lucky. restaurants grow at hyatt altitude every year. the night fools help to brings the days harvest by moonlight yoga spreads the gather, plugs on the top, on the ground, dropping it off to top as did dom i loved to rock con, stay in the sun or in the sacks. it would get dan been spoiled early the next morning. your girls and his cousin already hauled it. well. they are in the grazing land here, but they still have to get permission from the forestry office to help us. the middle of the room is protected and the unlimited amounts can be picked. no, the model good up, assume we have to be careful not to pull them out by the roots,
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or we would kill the plants. my low to right takes used to go back to the hold on you the model that i bought a sheep, but we have always had lots of right here. but it was never any commercial market for it. we're on good money from now, but it's still hard work. you know, you need the middle, gotta have a decrease in t, as in great to moms as far off as athens visited by the model we have always known . and that multi row is good for you of the we always drank it when we had a cold or fever, it really works. so this was done through the grand parents harvest is up here in the mountains too, as well as building stone houses to offer. and it'll come such a shelter from the elements the hubble to use prepared with fresh water from the local spring mass flow. this is wild why type
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to a gives the t a wonderful flavor who are on the when the water is hot to protect the t of the fire and then it's steep for 5 minutes, but that of time in the mall t gives them a welcome boost before the return trip to the valley, if that's right. yeah. we have loaded the mule with 7 sacks, the h weighing 6 kilos audio july. it adds up to about $42.00 kilos units uh, got to go with them. you will can carry up to a 120. the weight isn't the problem so much as the volume to the boat load them up on your goose says it's hard work and it's also hard to find help to bring in the harvest twice a week. they transport the middle officer ot to the village where the volumes are already waiting. a supermarket chain in athens, bodies their entire hottest. the
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many generations of cretins have relied on the healing prophecies of the hubble mountain t. its powers grown from the stony byron landscape. the what to do on one of the smallest islands in the west of scotland. the answer may surprise you. the island is famous for it. stones round, flat and beautifully shaped that makes them ideal for stones skipping or skimming as it's known there. and from many people, it's much more than a hobby. welcome to ease dell. it has a tiny population, but it is the international hot spot for competitive stone skimming. teasdale off the western coast of scotland doesn't receive too many visitors to sleep. the little island has just 50 inhabitants once a year. the place really comes to live for the weld stones skimming championships,
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the unix and if you've ever stood by the water with a stine in your hand, you probably know just what's going. skimming is the conditions on the still water of a former slate quarry. all right, deal, but the event is a very scottish offense. it's all about the right mental preparation. even if you haven't done it for a while, somebody to the from the, the last time i did, it was about 40 years ago, together with my dad. unprepared for the scottish conditions. the rough weather is the wind, the rain inventing the vision. they come from all corners of the world to each day . christina bowen, braver, a from prison is a defending champion. and of course, a real expert picks out the stones themselves, splits the choice and the speech incredible. so something nice and round,
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maybe with a slight edge to it co you think around to give it a last minute slick. at last, the games can begin. well known sounds of scotland signal the start, the, the rules that are incredibly simple. each of the 350 participants gets 3 throws. the stone has to balance twice, then go as far as possible before sinking. a real high fly, i might even hit the rockwall at the other end. 63 meters away. the window of the men's competition. the sea is a proud 16 year old. almost a boy rather than a man. the participants will surely be back next year looking to land, the perfect truck that has gone right? yes. wow. just a stone's throw away from victory. that's all from us this week. thank you for your
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