track and monitor activists alp what are some of the other countries where we've seen either full or partial internet shutdowns in the past year. so we have tried some $35.00 countries with a major shutdown incidents and this includes social media blackout as well as a total near total internet blackout so these a nation scale incidents that's done countries and these countries also tend to repeat what they're doing so that we multiple instances per country if one to look at some the recent incidents uganda stands out generally 12th this year elections. contested elections and the public trying to speak out and internet is cut 1st social media are restricted and then just on the eve of elections the internet cuts out so the people don't have access to political discourse online and they're fed state to media for the duration of the election and some period after so that's one example and if i'm to look at the longer instances i have to draw your attention to if you're here which has had some very severe internet blackouts which are ordered by the state and they last for weeks sometim

incidents to everyone that they're going to help but notice you nodding along to what some of what alp was saying do you want to jump in sure i've spent most of the last 2 weeks dealing with the unfolding situation in myanmar where there's been a military coup and since the military took power they've twice implemented a nationwide internet shutdown as they were rounding out on sounds and she and other government officials they were blocking mobile data access and they started throttling broadband internet i briefly lost track of colleagues and friends they've blocked access to the internet so this is really a tactic that we're seeing increasingly in the region where i work which is which is asia and has really grave human rights consequences mark you know we've seen a pattern emerge whereby government shut down one platform or an app and then the activists that are using that app just migrate to another app or to another platform is the technology going to stay one step ahead of the governments going forward or are the governments just going to be co-opting these new technologies. i t

when you see pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. see how digital models are revolutionizing the world of fashion. and find out how a german artist makes 3 d. motifs jump off the paper. but we start off the show with a splash an icy cold water now it's no secret that cold water gives the body a boost but what about going for a cold swim in winter now i must admit i have never done this and i myself prefer warm bags but the benefits of a cold plunge are said to include a better immune system increase or chill ation and reduced stress well that all sounds great but it does take a great deal of motivation to actually do it so we met up with one man from the netherlands who is a record breaker when it comes to polar bear dips. i'm going to take only d.r.s. . this dutchman is said to have supernatural pow

when you see the pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. hi and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host megan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. see how digital models are revolutionizing the world of fashion. and find out how a german artist makes 3 d. motifs jump off the face 1st. but we start off the show with a splash an icy cold water now it's no secret that cold water gives the body a boost but what about going for a cold swim in winter now i must admit i have never done this and i myself prefer a warm babs but the benefits of a cold plunge are said to include a better immune system increase or kill ation and reduced stress well that all sounds great but it does take a great deal of motivation to actually do it so we met up with one man from the netherlands who is a record breaker when it comes to polar bear dips. i'm they call me d.r.s. . this dutchman is said to have supernatural pow

we are heading now to the swiss alps, home of course to some of the world's most spectacular mountainlobal warming has had a shocking impact on a centuries—old tourist attraction. a few years agojo went to discover what is happening. this is the tiny village of gletsch in the swiss alps, and it owes its existence and name to the rhone glacier that sits above the valley. the word "gletscher" means glacier in swiss german. this mass of ice is one of the largest in switzerland, and also the source of the river rhone. in the mid—19th century people started to come here from all over europe to see the glacier. at that point, even in summertime, it stretched all the way down to the village. now the view is very different. and you can see on this signpost just how far it used to reach. in 1856 i would have been literally standing on the glacier. it is strange to think that now i can't really see very much, just a tiny bit of ice at the top of the mountain. the scale of the ice melt is extreme. between 1856 and 2010, the glacier receded by more than 11100 metres. as the ice has retreated, a n

when you see pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. hi and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. to see how digital models are revolutionizing the world of fashion. and find out how a german artist makes 3 d. motifs jump off the paper. but we start off the show with a splash an icy cold water now it's no secret that cold water gives the body a boost but what about going for a cold swim in winter now i must admit i have never done this and i myself prefer warm bags but the benefits of a cold plunge are said to include a better immune system increase or kill ation and reduced stress well that all sounds great but it does take a great deal of motivation to actually do it so we met up with one man from the netherlands who is a record breaker when it comes to polar bear dips. i'm women they call we do you. think. this dutchman is said to have super

this is ivrea, a peaceful riverside town at the foot of the alps in the piedmont region of italy. relatively calm life but once a year before shrove tuesday, nets are hung and windows are boarded up as the town gears up for two days of orange throwing carnage. now it is not clear when or why oranges became the weapon of choice, especially when you consider the lack of citrus trees in this region, but that doesn't seem to bother the locals who go through thousands of crates worth over the two days. but there is more to this annual celebration than a giant food fight. can you tell me first of all, gabriella, what are the origins of this festival? it is a mixture of history and legend. there was a very unpopular tax which is was a tax on the flower. as well as rising taxes, legend has it that ivrea used to be ruled by an evil baron who enacted an archaic law that gave him the right to spend the night with brides before they wed. when the baron tried his luck with the miller�*s daughter, no doubt to the annoyance of her groom to be, she decapitated him. prompting the townwide rebellio

>> i think all hotels in the alps and the rest of europe face this issue.them can plan ahead. >> the manager would need a week to hire seasonal workers, and prepare the hotel for guests. for now, he's just waiting he's hopeful but skeptical they will open their doors in january. >> three times i have been convinced we'll start weoming guests first on november 25, then on december 15, and now in january. i hope things will work out this time round. but we will see. >> this winter, ischgl one of austria's most exclusive ski resorts is devoid of tourists. even so, the town is adorned in festive lights. and locals remain hopeful that things will soon improve. >> we now take you to southern italy. over the last decades, the region has witnessed continuous depopulation. a high unemployment rate coupled with a high crime rate have driven many people away from towns like cinquefrondi. the area is the stronghold of the calabrian mafia, the 'ndrangheta. but locals here want a fresh start and a new image for their town. mayor michele conia has plans that may help attr

when you see pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. hi and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. see how digital models are revolutionizing the world of fashion. and find out how a german artist makes trini motifs jump off the paper. but we started off the show with a splash an icy cold water now it's no secret that cold water gives the body a boost but what about going for a cold swim in winter now i must admit i have never done this and i myself prefer a warm babs but the benefits of a cold plunge are said to include a better immune system increase or kill ation and reduced stress well that all sounds great but it does take a great deal of motivation to actually do it so we met up with one man from the netherlands who is a record breaker when it comes to polar bear dips. because we do know is. that. this dutchman is said to have supernatural

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regularly show you viewer videos from all over the world and this one on skis through the austrian alps maybe it's a little inspiration for your next winter vacation after the pandemic. from berlin to the bus by the it takes an hour by car the train is faster i'll be there in just half an hour. give us by is a town shaped by its industrial history a good place to find out more about sustainability because there's a university there that deals with the most diverse aspects of sustainability including tourism. i have an appointment with my team. he's a research associate at the center for sustainable tourism at the university of. matthew how did you get interested in sustainable tourism sympathy and. yeah. i studied here at the university and earned my masters in sustainable tourism management management that's always been an interest of mine. i've always enjoyed travelling and i've seen what kind of affects the tourism. and that's how i 1st got into the subject to. or here how would you define sustainable tourism in and that children as not had to go to was was sustainable tourism is par

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when you see pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. hi and welcome to another edition.

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and for more on this we are joined now by alps hooker in london he is the director of that blocks and geo that monitors cyber security and governance and the entire internet giving mr token your organization has for years now been following monitoring how governments turn off the internet to to stay in power what do you see in newmar. well it's been an extraordinary week i mean you know you could start to look at when and since which he was deposed monday by 3 am the internet was partially cut so there was there was a blackout already information control essential to the way that this was done this this uprising and coup was done in an information blackout a vacuum where people can speak up where people couldn't share their opinions and we've seen this progress in different ways we've seen facebook the most popular platform in the country talk not one not abide by tuesday wednesday on various writers in different ways because the military was not very clear in the months they basically said block basic and provided did it any way they could so it's been a calamity it's been really ope

and he bowled a vaccination campaign has started in congo that's after an alp break of the virus was discovered in the east of the country earlier this month health care workers in the region are receiving the 1st shots. mt at the volcano on the italian island of sicily has been spewing out smoke and pirates in a fresh eruption authorities say currently poses no threat to the surrounding villages but they are monitoring the situation closely has caused the closure of the tonya airport. and prances lower house of parliament has approved a bill aimed at curbing islamic extremism the legislation expands the state's ability to close mosques and ban individual preachers it follows this a series of islamist attacks and friends critics say the bill stigmatizes muslims and would limit free speech still needs to pass the senate. violent protests have erupted in several spanish cities following the arrest of rapper pablo he was sentenced to 9 months in prison for his song lyrics and tweets which authorities say glorify terrorism and insult the monarchy but his supporters have pro-trade his cas

this just in, with futures up 29 , jonathan ferro crossed the alps. it was extraordinary, the trek north out of italy across the alps of midtown to get to 59th street. jonathan: i walked to work and was thinking of mayor bill de blasio as i was jumping over huge hurdles and muttering really nice things about him. tom: i'm sure you were. i had a little bit of trouble getting the bentley out of the garage today, but other than that, it was great. great weather reports for so many of you on bloomberg radio on how we mop up this storm and move forward. good morning to boston. on television, but you need to know is it is good in markets. we will do the data check out of -- we will get the data check out of the way. yield is one point 1123% on the 10 year -- is 1.1123% on the 10 year. jonathan: one of the consensus trades for this year is a weaker dollar. we have just started to see that spending come back through. we are seeing it very unsynchronized at the moment because the vaccine rollout is very fragmented. the united states is doing pretty decently. i

in fact, extending its reach well into europe across the alps and further south into the mediterraneanict. in fact, it could linger, it may not. it may actually clear away, so there's a bit of a caveat there. yes, plenty of sunshine with the high pressure, but it's not guaranteed. and it's a little bit cooler, only around eight degrees. in fact, there will be a tendency for temperatures to drop a little bit as we go through the course of the week. slightly cooler air may be reaching us from the northern climes, but enjoy the sunshine if you can. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories us regulators approve the use of the johnson and johnson covid vaccine — for everyone aged 18 and over. myanmar security forces use tear—gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds — in the biggest crackdown yet on people protesting against the military coup. new zealand's biggest city, begins a snap seven—day lockdown — after the discovery of a new coronavirus case. tributes are paid to the record—breaking, british charity f

when you see pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. see how digital models are revolutionizing the world of fashion. and find out how a german artist makes treaty motifs jump off the pay for. but we started off the show with a splash an icy cold water now it's no secret that cold water gives the body a boost but what about going for a cold swim in winter now i must admit i have never done this and i myself prefer a warm babs but the benefits of a cold plunge are said to include a better immune system increase or kill ation and reduced stress well that all sounds great but it does take a great deal of motivation to actually do it so we met up with one man from the netherlands who is a record breaker when it comes to polar bear dips. i'm with. this dutchman is said to have supernatural powers thanks to t

i'm in the south of germany in the foothills of the isle going alps and this is kempton the biggest city in the algo region but around here big is relative it's only home to about 70000 people despite the fact that it was 1st settled over 2 centuries ago i thought i'd take a guided tour to find out more about it. while i wait for my guide to arrive i'm going to get you guys up to speed on today's temporary because of course we're not only checking out captain i want to try biathlon a combination of cross-country skiing and a rifle shooting and learn how to prepare a classic region old this other than that there's lots more to come. like sightseeing tips for the al gore including the castle and the pilgrimage church of. winter sport ideas from downhill skiing to snow shoeing and building eclipse. and a heavenly traditional bavarian sledding event the shuttling to race in front an. actor no hello are you my guide. lovely weather we're having enough one to done one gentleman like to welcome you into our wintry tour of kempton one loses. kicks off our tour and front of the town hall it's a l

when you see pictures of the beautiful swiss alps you probably would not associate them with whiskey but in fact they are home to the world's highest whiskey distillery more on that later on in the show. hi and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. see how digital models are revolutionizing the world of fashion. and find out how a german artist makes 3 d. motifs jump off the paper. but we start off the show with a splash an icy cold water now it's no secret that cold water gives the body a boost but what about going for a cold swim in winter now i must admit i have never done this and i myself prefer warm babs but the benefits of a cold plunge are said to include a better immune system increase or chill ation and reduced stress well that all sounds great but it does take a great deal of motivation to actually do it so we met up with one man from the netherlands who is a record breaker when it comes to polar bear dips. i'm women they call me do you. think. this dutchman is said to have superna

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chamonix is one of the oldest and most famous ski resorts in the french alps where this year there's but very few tourists. this the l'aiguille du midi lift station, it is the highest lift in western europe. normally this platform area would be absolutely buzzing with people waiting to take the lift, with alpinists, with ropes people with their skis, every nationality you could imagine. they'd be waiting here to take the lift. this is an extremely lively place in normal times. since october, like other ski lifts across france, this cable car has remained closed by government order in an effort to stop the spread of covid—i9. perhaps the danger is not so much in the outdoor activity of skiing, which is considered pretty safe, but it's more the gathering of groups of people and when you have ski, you inevitably have apres ski and that's something the government wants to avoid. i live and work in chamonix. i've been here for 35 years now. the situation now with very few tourists is extremely strange. it's one that i have never experienced. yes, it's a very sad situation for all of the p

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north—west of the country, whereas the south—east will be closer to this high pressure, centred across the alpsemperatures could reach 17 celsius, whereas in the north—west of the uk it will always be a little unsettled. goodbye. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. as plans to ease the lockdown in england are revealed. residents in care homes will be allowed indoor visits by a member of their family or a friend from next month. the russian opposition activist alexei navalny appears in court in moscow, where his prison sentence is upheld. president biden is set to declare a major disaster in texas as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. the duke of edinburgh is expected to stay in hospital over the weekend and into next week for observation and rest. and reality star, kim kardashian files for divorce from her husband ka nye west after seven years of marriage.

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regularly show you viewer videos from all over the world and this one on skis through the austrian alps maybe it's a little inspiration for your next winter vacation after the pandemic. from berlin to us by the it takes an hour by car the train is faster i'll be there in just half an hour. give us by is a town shaped by its industrial history a good place to find out more about sustainability because there's a university there that deals with the most diverse aspects of sustainability including tourism. i have an appointment with my. he's a research associate at the center for sustainable tourism at the university of. madiba how did you get interested in sustainable tourism simpleton. yeah. i studied here at the university and earned my masters in sustainable tourism management and that's always been an interest of mine. i've always enjoyed travelling and i've seen what kind of effects tourism. and that's how i 1st got into the subject of the market or here how would you define sustainable tourism in a nutshell i've not had to go towards sustainable tourism is part of the overall concep