concerning the contact risk trick sions in public places i wonder whether it makes sense to create such a visible social division for a certain time if i. hope of course that it will only be a short transitional face. after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light to lose in restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from 19 could be in place as soon as next week. let's have a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. brazilian police targeting drug traffickers have raided a rio de janeiro salaam at least one officer and 24 suspects were killed men were seen on local television fleeing on to rooftops real police killed more than 5 people a day during the 1st quarter of this year according to one study. protesters in colombia's capital bogota blocks traffic during and 9th day of demonstrations the protest initially flared up over a tax reform plan which the government later scrapped the demonstrators are now demanding government action to reduce poverty and police violence and make the health and edu

or shut up yeah a whopping 27 percent of them actually get scared so what does that tell you same sions mean close to absolutely nothing it's like throwing darts at a tank people but don't worry the university of south florida says they're going to study hard and figure it out because in florida. it's possible. right a dream is a wish your heart makes florida. and washington karen fronsac r.t. . with her tongue firmly placed in her cheek as she tells us about this sanction got a little bit as fair and balanced i just think it's just about sanctions don't work but they do play well. hey let's start with surfing what do you that mr christie you know work you know where they have really good surfing is australia right and western australia. yes those 2 sometimes are you know they get to go the other surfers of sharks it's always shark attacks you know happening again surfers but here we have a pretty cool event let's talk about women 1st so this was down margaret river western australia and that woman right there is tatyana weston web better known as brazilian surfer she beat out 7 time wo

from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave way to an idea he found it a necessary sion and developed off actually training incorporation we scientists with concentrated sense rose lemon laughs. the sense of smell is a sense that is as important as other senses. many forget about it. most people only discover it once they've lost it or. since the beginning of the pandemic thousands of affected people all over europe have been using his sense of smell training techniques belgian answer feel our count is also exercising her nose her doctor has seen for herself their penny patients are recovering thanks to the training for example because the a factory sells damaged by the virus renew themselves. this gives me hope but my motivation very soon and so does my hope because sometimes i'm just saying i keep asking myself if it will ever come back. even if things are getting better only slowly answer feel. is hoping these smell bottles will help her put on her perfume again without upsetting her nose. let's look at the science surrounding this panel adult is an old factory scient

right now emergency economic day sions this is particularly also young people under 18 which are not accompanied and also vulnerable groups there needs to be a more thorough check into this situation and what will happen next to this to these people but as you can imagine the normal reception centers that are usually or overwhelmed with the many people that are still there so the next step will be to look into what will happen to them and they're also obviously a humanitarian aid. that's also a humanitarian aid on site to look after these people ok so so many have been returned and yet the fact remains that thousands were able to cross the border to say it's in the last couple of days how has that been possible. it's all been possible because the moroccan side basically stopped controlling the crossings they usually get a list spain look after this border this is a shared responsibility both sides look into this matter but they have neglected to that and it's thought that this is due to the diplomatic to crow and this border is quite steep tragic as well it's not only spain's most so

i think the insecurity sions in europe and then the whole global north africa conservative that means they don't want to change their power position of course. take the lands noise museum it holds the famous bust of now for t.-t. which attract hundreds of thousands of visitors each year for close to a century egyptians have been demanding her return without success so how can these art collections be freed from their colonial context and made accessible to everyone artists nor al badri and john nikolai mehlis published this 3 d. scan of national t.v. online without the museum's permission. as long as not just the physical artifact but also that you kind of control the narrative around it because then you can decide which research for example you give it to with the data in the public domain berlin state museums lost their monopoly over this cultural treasure at least digitally now anyone with a treaty printer can make their own mess for t.v. one replica now is buried in the egyptian desert as a kind of symbolic restitution. that actually matter when all of. material objects are in ano

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because on that same day israel will be marking jerusalem day an annual celebration of its addicks a sion of east jerusalem in 1967. on sport now on a german football one is leg a match day $32.00 kicked off on friday night in stuttgart kept their slim hopes of european qualification alive with a hard fought win over alex borg with the score locked at one all stuttgart top scorer such as it headed in a winning headed in winning goal 15 minutes from time to win keeps the hosts within touching distance of europa league football and leaves out in real danger of dropping into the relegation zone. britain has offered to host this month's champions league final between english sides manchester city and chelsea after it placed turkey on a coronavirus travel read list the ataturk olympic stadium in istanbul is set to host the game on may 29th but with covert 19 cases spiking their britain has told fans not to travel to turkey and it was already in talks with european football's governing body you wafer about holding the final instead of frayed we are having to put on the redness and this will hav

variant back in march but that warning was reportedly ignored why many of them have been after the sions that the fat you're trying to stress is going to be the way to the well as we've but clearly the the but the lady of the arrangement which would have been me were not me and this floor was saying to go out and say why did the government and the health ministry early not that you've been seeing me just why in the number of cases that this particular nugent why does this particular strain is not well and ages and what we saw last year but clearly as they are suggesting these warnings were not be doing back at the same time we saw the government the duly but he also all and i said matt massive election rallies in the state of west in what they have been happening is that the government perhaps in what braggin well prior to the studio actions back to the band. correspondent here in town terry in delhi thank you. for a take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has criticized china for acting in quote increasingly adversarial

sions in many arab east jerusalem to make room for jewish settlers a court decision is expected in the coming days we have fears of more unrest. tensions boil over and the area around jerusalem's al aksa mosque descends into chaos. palestinian protesters take aim at israeli police crawling stones bottles and fireworks. officers in riot gear respond with a show of force. there throwing bombs at muslim worshippers to empty al aqsa mosque itself. dozens of protesters sustained injuries many to the face and eyes from rubber coated bullets and shrapnel from stun grenades. with nearby emergency rooms filling up fast the palestinian red crescent sets up a field hospital to treat the wounded. the violence at one of islam's most revered sites erupted after the final friday prayer of ramadan throughout the muslim holy month anger has been building over a bid by jewish settlers to evict palestinians from their homes in east jerusalem. the court case was the focus of friday's sermon at al aksa mosque and many worshippers stayed on to protest they were backed by international calls for calm and res

lucky 2 times there's been you can just keep doing it this way so like i said i suspect if we go she sions will soon be happening here how to you know he wants the ability of these large rockets to be brought back to earth and see it predictable fashion. case cowan from nasa watch the thing to us plenty of support now and in german football by in munich abo does take a chance for a record at 9th time in a row. that was confirmed before they'd even kicked a ball on saturday as dortmund bait 2nd place lives earlier in the day i mean by and have wrapped things up with 2 games left to play that saw the champions in a relaxed mood against match and got cut back which felt bad news for the visitors especially with bynes playful strike a chasing a record of his time. the new nick 9 was the magic number binds 9th street title was in the bag before kickoff well up front their number one robert levin dubs was on a personal quest to break rulers record of 40 league goals in a single season the polish predator scented blood and the post after just 2 minutes for good $37.00 of the campaign. but still h

hope in this process that this will be the 1st step the this people will draft and you can stick to sion let's remember that the constitute the current constitution that chile has it's back to the time of the military dictatorship so for them this important is pretty crucial and the next one they will have next year to see if the chileans really want this you can see to should be replacing the current work ok so being seen as a crucial stepping stone now is often seen as a success story in south america as one of the most developed countries on the continent is that a fair assessment or are there other things brewing under the surface it's not a fair assessment and during this covert 19 pandemic we have seen the big problems that are still present now in the chilean society when it comes to poverty when it comes to overcrowd. and even the current chilean president once said that chile is a noise if you compare it to other countries in the region and now we've seen that it's definitely not the case for people who have to go out where home office is definitely not an option who have to go

you have a number of the situation there are less, but you still have a number of bilateral issue to sions, and international institutions. we all know how to package those type of investment . whereas when it comes to, to renewable energy and especially when you talk about energy, oxygen, it's decentralized and decentralized. tv still can area where communities of less, less included soaking those type of infrastructure investment. all those type of project is a bit more, is a bit more complex. and the reason why you need a lot of public capital, whether domestic capital or international or international capital and the risk now we've grown our crisis, is that we have less of, you know, a public investment specifically in those areas and enough, oh hi, representative of the president of the republic of molly for climate. thank you for joining us. thanks. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. offer sharing startup. we were reportedly lost more than $2000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of 2021. partially due to high costs related to an upcomin

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this is what happened to poland when it was occupied by the 3rd reich sion 939 it ceased to exist as an independent state. but polish tank spooks ignore this. serious concern years i was up a cigarette check it out so let's i go there goes at this but gee bosko they really chris it doesn't. but it. don't read the bible because that's it just to stay there they go people are goof on you so. strong as. well so it's an attack on the bottom to maximize or fine if a survival guide. looking forward to the year that's with them. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. so what males have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy and all of that but we also tend to do nurture through aggression so we create things like like soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression now women are aggressive and can play those games no doubt very well but when you go back to why they were created those genes were created for males to nurture other males through aggression to teach them how to be em

feels it's based emain sion. a thing in this need to say you know this is. my fear i thought of it that. was. he said give me movida least we can deplete the keith you name. to me he see the 40 . first into this if than. today many among the european elites prefer to overlook the fact that back then there was no one in europe who could actually fight back against fascism big. governments of some countries into a while for the others it was a matter of days before they capitulated. fronts lasted 43 days poland 36 greece 24 norway 24 belgium 18 yugoslavia 11 the netherlands 5 albania 3 denmark one and chickens turkey has surrendered without a fight. the us has some food on for 4 years. neither the soviet authorities nor the people ever dreamt about leaving their country at the mercy of fascists that's why born over europe there are millions of graves of syrian soldiers. and this is how former u.s. secretary of defense william perry is this is the situation on the eastern front back then. the brunt of the suffering was borne by the soviet union. almost half of

karbala are demanding answers after an anti-government activists were shot dead in the parent exit to sion supporters of a habit it was nice that the iranian consulate on fire iranian bank fighters are suspected of being behind the shooting at least $25.00 people are reported to have been killed after a bus hit a landmine in afghanistan it happened on the kabul on the heart highway in zabul province local officials say women and children are among the casualties and the taliban has announced a 3 day cease fire in afghanistan during the muslim festival of very the 1st sort of this week it comes to days after the government blamed the group for an attack outside the school which killed more than 50 people for the 2nd day in a row more than 4000 people died of curried 19 in india more than 400000 new cases were reported on saturday several states of gone into long down now those i headlines the news continues here now to syria after the fans who make football. after days of rare freezing temperatures blanketed the 2nd largest state in the u.s. power stations are all back on line that after un

space of a few days israeli forces entering the mosque compound and also mentioning the end of it sions in the neighborhood he mentioned all of that and of course this comes after israeli air strikes in gaza itself the health ministry there saying that 28 people have been killed this includes the deaths of 10 children as you speaking to our correspondent just about an hour ago now another tower block was being targeted just 20 minutes from the al-jazeera office this comes off to the residential had 90 residential tower block collapsed as a result of an israeli airstrike no reports yet as to casualties but also how massive been firing rockets into southern israel we have seen an escalation in hostilities in a very worrying exchange of fire taking place we understand the 11 woman was killed in tel aviv and also 2 other women killed by these attacks in the city of ashkelon which lies just north of gaza now we're also hearing from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the defense minister benny gantz they were speaking in tel aviv i think we can bring you what they said. if it i

and i say sion of the golan heights and all of the steps that have been taken at the expense of the postman is but i think this idea for a policy well very supportive or different if you will understand that commands are on your way right now that could bring about a major change in the region ok so be very interesting to see as we say on terrorism day tomorrow how things develop an already tense jerusalem richard thanks very much richard becker coordinator of the antiwar ouster coalition life on the program. there's always more in depth analysis can be found just a click away at all or to talk come fresh content lively discussions with thing there are 2 good bye for not. for so much going on and don't you think when's the last time you had a real bird's eye view. of the news or is that just hours of bickering give me 30 minutes i'll take you across the globe. are just one term as governor. i was on the front monch against the can really want to strangle politics i'm still in the white washed you. dear you are thank you for finally. understand you're tired of networks and ready the word wit

why we do a program every single year on this is that the distortions of history the false speak a sion of history and the that and the attempt to deny russia its rightful place in destroying fascism in europe your thoughts on this day because this is one of the most important days if not the most important day on the calendar in russia. will i replied syria express my profound congratulations to the russian people answer all of the off the so for us soviet union such as the ukrainians and about of russians on victory day a most secrets all face which represents the soviet union's a victory in both will syria and we've it's the preservation of the soviets motherland we must always remember that it was on the eastern front well both will suit was long and lost the family x. income 88 percent of its troops a wartime losses all because another way every 5 german soldiers who die in a boat also fought died fighting against the red army the triumph the successes of the soviets in the 2nd model is one of the most marketable episodes in shipment history because they hold seats and eventually a

every single aspect of palestinians lives so even though they have some palestinian they put it to sions including the late palestinian chief negotiator sought at it but has likened the whoever is in charge in that office to being the actual prime minister of palestine so this peace holds a significance and that's why many palestinians are choosing to come here to protest but there are also other confrontation for wins that we are seeing in the occupied west bank including in village where there are lots of injuries there. and specifically in there are lots and lots of attacks by israeli settlers against palestinians their villages their village but the residents of the village have decided to form a committee to protect their village from the settler attack they are doing sometimes night guards and this is one of the confrontation points where palestinians are clashing now with the israeli army has it been safe enough there today for anyone to mark the neck and a verse or. most of the protesters who wanted to mark next but wanted to wanted to come to a confrontation points with the regu

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in the united states dick cheney a few minutes to be sions was phineas taylor bonnet. from as early as 1841 his famous freak shows that attracted fuge crowds of people and had earned him a fortune. just if they are for the right want to put the strangest people in the world on stage because they're. wharves mermaid can join twitter a bearded lady a giant over they were all assembled in a gallery of the bizarre where visitors can catch a glimpse of an amazing and fantastic world hollywood didn't yet exist or but barnum was responsible for a stablish a fascination for the strange. bonum river lucian eyes the american circus when he created the greatest show on earth a huge traveling circus with 5000 seats this was also where he presented his savages to the public. info to more than 100 american commercial agencies and consulates throughout the world asking them to send him real savages in order to increase his worldwide truth of what he called freaks. the irishman of robert cunningham was able to satisfy phantom's wishes. when he heard about barnum's letter in 1903 he wa

time that will be increasingly difficult for the london refugee in the ah, people in much west way, sions, and i mean there are also people better situations. it just means that diligence about dealing with trying to exercise and lives because it's nice to try and what's going on at the right time of day. and off times me, it's like people watching at the north pole in the space station that you have to deal with the absence of light the lashes q. set sure. on the news, the kill you yesterday. i don't see them in the nearby looking magic's kind of hinting that they are just in the hampton that a some fun with data thought into something met. met me ever way in from the embassy. there's always an activist job in 1998. got fall mass chief investigating judge and madrid, ordered the arrest of ex dictator penal who was currently in london in awe. thus, he applied the principle of international jurisdiction. the idea behind it some crime so, so serious that they affect all of humanity and can be prosecuted by any judge regardless of where they were committed. peanut jets arrest was a warning t

out of it to understand that if it will have an effect on the streets where protest and them astray sions continue and it is there as i was on the run betty reporting live from the center many thanks indeed. the daily number of covered 19 infections in india has fallen below 400000 for the 1st time in 4 days health officials have recorded a further 3700 deaths prime minister is facing growing calls to announce a nationwide lockdown. the honeyed reports. a grim scene that has come to represent the country in the grip of a major health crisis. the fires at cremation grounds are constantly burning as bodies of those who died from kuwait in 1000 keep coming. this one pradesh one of the states worst hit by india's 2nd wave. we used to get up to 10 bodies a day now it has risen to 40 or 50 a day. nationwide the number of new cases has exceeded 400-0044 consecutive days bringing the total number of confirmed infections at over $22000000.00 about 15 percent of the cases worldwide some say those numbers undercount. hospitals have been able to cope with the crisis a lack of oxygen and beds continue

concerning the contact risk trick sions in public places i wonder whether it makes sense to create such a visible social division for a certain time if. i hope of course that it will only be a short transitional face. after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light the losing of restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from covert 19 could be in place as soon as next week. here are some more stories making headlines around the world german chancellor angela merkel has been taking part in a virtual global climate summit this year's petersburg's dialogue is being co-hosted by the u.k. and is focused on gaining greater commitments to curbing greenhouse gases. ugandan former child soldier who became a rebel commander has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for war crimes the international criminal court convicted dominick on charges including murder rape forced pregnancy and using child soldiers when he was leader of the lord's resistance army. and fresh trash is between police and protesters in the colombian capital this is

safina scooped one of the world's biggest prizes the premium imperioli awarded by the japan artist ca sion. lehmann has been an international advisor to the prize for years. in the heart of tokyo set among the parks and palaces near the famous maze she shrine lies the maze she can. and con this traditional site for formal celebrations hosted the awards ceremony though it's not good at all so the 2nd one you and i got this month. late mom was quite at home in the highly formal setting the prince and princess a touchy were present on behalf of japan's imperial dynasty. excellencies distinguished goes west around $125000.00 euros the world's richest stop prize is awarded in 5 categories and it's a fee moto was lehmann's choice in $29.00. was a really calm presence in the middle of everything running things and giving everyone the feeling that they were at the center of proceeding in the bible in fact it was he who was probably at the heart of it all holding the reins. winter in germany and the everyday routine as they go to institute at the cultural institutions headquarters near the center o

blow quite a while to respond to the rick presidential election and to impose sanctions against lucas sion court and his regime. so that will be very interesting to see tonight if we will see all member states on board on this foreign policy issue. well, let's see from the german chancellor, whom you mentioned just the medical issues just arriving. and it's fun. so we witnessed a forced landing, which resulted in the arrest of a better recent opposition figure on roman pro savage. it's good for your thoughts on which he must be released immediately and everything about the forest landing of the ryan. our flight is unbelievable for food is the same, applies to his partner, sophia, such a guy at the same time, we will discuss what actions we can take against bella. ruth, with one united european voice, was an even can be your parents are shouted at barrows before so hard to see what, what action they can take that's going to make present lucretia co pay any more attention this time. well, i think it's fair to say that we definitely can expect a statement today condemning the incident in minu

straight ahead we talk about the current investigation into rudy giuliani as well as how by to mr a sion is doing now sports also has a new bill that state legislatures are trying to push through it would require the playing of the national anthem at all taxpayer funded venues so is this mandatory patriotism and what does it say about a country where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism.

inflammation as i said earlier it can also attack the supporting cells that are involved in the region or a sion process and some viruses also attack the olfactory neurons themselves and what's your take on smell training and its effectiveness in. at the present time it's not training seems to be the best recommendation for people who have persistent smell loss following kovan infection it requires some persistence and compliance it doesn't work if you only do it casually but the evidence is that if you stick with the program which generally involves about 12 weeks of smelling for odorants twice a day and doing it very mindful late that approximately half of the people that have been in studies actually do regain their sense of smell and do so faster than people who don't undertake small training so it's a little walk but definitely worth it in the long run you say. if you're depressed if your lifestyle has changed because you can no longer smell the people the places the food you enjoy eating then it certainly is a worthwhile effort it has very little risk except for perhaps boredom and overall

then on pulley to sion who had such tools and. given heaven of. mind comes. in april 9. $137.00 chancellor adult hitler personally gave the secret order to forcibly sterilized the rhineland so-called occupation children a special unit was set up under the nazi secret police the gestapo to carry out the order. it was called special commission number 3. 21 hired by special commission number 3 was the body that organized the illegal forced sterilizations and all the documents pertaining to the children in question were made available to special commission 3 in the us and is thus what's interesting is that the children's data were supplied by the state authorities responsible for hereditary issues as part of the information gathering process they had written to all district commissioners and mayors ahead of time. young greg or bart's from plight also fell into the clutches of special commission 3 he was just 16 years old popular water on them there already a few fascists here in the community especially in the local police and there was a local propaganda leader

and does put the on looking for strict sions at risk the other question is what effect this strain has on vaccines that the answer to that is that the health secretary said he's relatively he's pointed and spits of vaccines will be unaffected but the warning is of course that not everyone in the u.k. is how the vaccine the vaccine come payne's been very successful from 70 percent of adults of how to 1st dose but that does still leave a large number of people who are on protected in the health secretary has warned that among that group of people the strain risks spreading like wildfire so there's that mean that the easing of restrictions still will apply to the city of baltimore you are. it does in fact yes restrictions have been eased today there have been. hospitality restaurants pubs opening up about 4 different to scotland which is following a similar looking roadmap to england's they've decided to keep areas that have seen case numbers rise glasgow for example under the same measures that they were before here in bolton no it's been decided that the unlocking can go ahead as previo

that the america has seen its face share of coups insurgencies and didn't say sions over the is some sort of achieve their aims some which have notes but few can a fail so miserably as an attempt in may 2020 to overthrow the government let's end this way with the cost of political exiles military renegades us missing raise and at least $1.00 president this is the story of how the products i'll apologize. i cast venezuela may 2020 in early coitus high security prison venezuelan security forces were interrogating a recently captured american mercenary. route sure mingling. with. us they don't ask your ear or ear. one of which troops. could. actually. denman had come with others to kidnap them as well as controversial president nicolas maduro and improbable not hatched. by former u.s. army green beret jordan goodreads a special forces soldier who hone his skills in unconventional warfare during tours of afghanistan and iraq. had struck a deal with the venezuelan opposition to oust president maduro and put them into power in return for $200000000.00 us dollars. but it all went horribly w

health and care and the privatization of our care taken over by private equity. financial, corporate sions often go bankrupt, leaving thousands of people in severe homelessness, really. instead of being care homes and we have a situation where morbidity and the stress, all insecurity, means that a lot of people are suffering from answers from heart problems from suicidal tendencies. and i think that is, it is quite possible that we will see a surge of excess deaths above what should have been the chase in the period going forward. i mean, the heartlessness shown by far is johnson about his remarks on a t roads and so on. this, this sort of is just so disgraceful, but it's the thing, but he's still prime minister, but someone can say that sort of things young that we have a situation where the privatized zation and the financial aggregation boss. national health system means that a lot of people are not going to be able to get the medical attention they need, they need and it's going to be a cascading crisis. i think, going forward. and the real, really important thing is the must be a more

the instructions solo thing and. 2 are just good enough and we can channel you into a sion we will be united strong determined. and together we're only. together. right so we've just been listening to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also the israeli defense minister benny gantz saying that buildings will continue to crumble in gaza and then netanyahu saying that militants in the street will pay a heavy price of course this follows an exchange of fire rocket fire and then israeli as strikes in gaza and netanyahu saying that we're at the height of a weighty campaign and that hamas and islamic jihad will pay the price for their belligerence high forces in southern israel near gaza you know we were hearing from . earlier on and then and then obviously from those already prime minister and defense ministers just there in indications are that we are likely to to see a continuation of this escalation the most intense i think since 2014. yeah and i think we can see some of the preparations for that going on here right now in the last half an hour or so we've seen quite a lot of

concerning the contact risk trick sions in public places i wonder whether it makes sense to create such a visible social division for a certain time if i. hope of course that it will only be a short transitional face. after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light to lose in restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from covert 19 could be in place as soon as next week and here are some other developments in the pandemic australian national stranded in india might be able to return home from mid may onwards the government says it will allow repatch ration flights to resume last week authorities banned all inbound travel from india as a south asian nation grappled with a covert 19 outbreak the japanese government plans to extend health restrictions in tokyo until the end of this month bars restaurants and my life in the capital will have to close plans to extend the state of emergency and in france the strain on the hospital system is easing the number of coven 1000 patients in intensive care units fell by the highest numbe

ok, what we're talking about here is really powering a v, a sion with renewable energy. it does not pollute hydrogen. when doone in its new c o 2 and almost no air pollution, which of course is the biggest plus. okay, sounds great. but the and 2035 is this emissions deadline we set off to come in salvage reef. green aircraft, the green certified commercial, 2035. why? so late? the core challenges are to really build an aircraft that can safely run on hydrogen . because storage and the whole new design will be needed before hydrogen planes can take off. and the infrastructure for hydrogen needs to be developed from planes to refueling to production. building up a coherent hydrogen system takes time and cost a lot of money. and finally, there's simply not enough green hydrogen available yet. the share of renewables worldwide is still too low to produce enough eco friendly hydrogen for the industry . right now, the hydrogen we use is almost entirely made from natural gas and cold. oh, and of course, it's all just a promise and promises has been broken. by the time it does w

special operations command gave 85000000 dollars to figure this out but here's the thing about saying sions you know what happened when we told all these countries what they could and couldn't do like trade with no one but the united states china and russia have signed an important natural gas deal estimated to be worth over 290000000000 euro it's being hailed as a new chapter in relations between china and. the $600000000000.00 commitment to new truly between the nations germany says it has struck a deal over a controversial gas pipeline from russia yeah i heard that loud and clear america see i could actually save us all those $85000000.00 because i already did the research last year for my fair and balanced episode from. when the us gave everyone and their mother sanctions so here's what happens when the u.s. sanctions a country the likelihood that the country will change what it's doing yeah only time percent of them do when it comes to countries not being able to do stuff the us tells them they can't do yet 28 percent i want to comes to our sanctions showing that we mean business we're

palestinians are run by the israeli military and it is seen by many as a very big group present day sion of the israeli occupation here. so the arabia's foreign minister is an address the organization of islamic cooperation shaikh folks have been fond of so condemned what he called israel's violations of palestinian rights in the forcible expulsions of palestinians from the games in occupied east jerusalem u.s. president joe biden has called for a deescalation in hostilities and shared concern about the civilian deaths with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas banty expressed strong support for israel's campaign in a phone call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel is destroyed and 11 storey building housing international media including al-jazeera and the associated press both companies have condemned the attack invalid to continue reporting from gaza mass rallies have been held in hebron in ramallah and novelists and qalqilya they gathered to mark the 73rd anniversary of the day the arab israeli war broke out one day after israel declared independence here today the headlin

zealand and the european commission is suggesting that more countries would local with 19 and think sions infection rates could be added to this list of debt is of course something that the member states needs to discuss and to agree upon and the average not to question is what kind of certificate what kind of documents they need to travels travelers will would need to present at the border to be able to cross the border that is also something that still needs to be discussed and this is really urgent for a lot of countries in the center who get their revenue from tourism a lot of a lot of their g.d.p. a lot of their condom use depend on it who's been hit the hardest. well you just mentioned italy friends greece of course is a very good at some example of how countries are suffering tourism and greece generates a 5th of the country's g.d.p. and one in the 5 jobs so you can imagine how they're hoping to reopen their tourism and actually they're already planning to do so in mid may brussels bureau chief alexandra for naaman thank you so much. let's take a look at some other stories making h

i tried to say that you know i play a part to feed maybe at the beginning you know and the sunday sion of the vaccine i mean. i play important role but i always emphasize that so many scientists and and the specialists the at by and pick at pfizer and all of these other companies they had important very important role and i was i i tried to have the imagine that i was one of them you were being told no by universities by other employers they just didn't believe in what you were doing what kept you going to continue researching and believing in the work that you were doing i could see that the messenger r.n.a. when we deliver to sell it to you know we could have a effect and as we went on we could see that the no that it worked on and in was and and then finally we could have injected 2 and was and we could have biological effects so so insisting that you know this is a great thing was because i could see the progress we could make and the for me it was important that every time i at least one person who had a grand support i could convince that we have to do some messenger r.n.a. to sp

sions job losses and police brutality with her camera man when she was hit twice mariel was interviewing a demonstrator at the time director general of the local journalist organization for the region and amnesty international have condemned the incident and amnesty is calling on kenyan authorities to investigate. and we spoke to mario earlier and she described for us the moment that she was hit by the canister. well i come our colleague john to and i we were together. a little square in front of the national archives here in nairobi which is in the central business district it's a popular gathering people whether sitting you know just enjoying the freedom day and also also watching as activists by gathering 40 activists more or less. came there to protest very peacefully also always reminding themselves to abide to the rules and you know maintain social distance they were demanding. improvements or support by the government especially for low income populations in there will be especially affected by the call that 19 measures and the pandemic and the lockdown especially so we were there

hope in this process that this will be the 1st step that this people will draft and you can stick to sion let's remember that the constitute the current constitution that chile has it's back to the time of i will subpoena 2 of the military dictatorship so for them this important is pretty crucial and the next one that will happen next year to see if the chileans really want this you can see to should be replacing the current ok so being seen as a crucial stepping stone now is often seen as a success story in south america as one of the most developed countries on the continent is that a fair assessment or are there other things brewing under the surface it's not a fair assessment and during this covert 19 pandemic we have seen the big problems that are still present now in the chilean society when it comes to poverty when it comes to overcome. and even the current chilean president once said that chile is an oasis if you compare to other countries in the region and now we've seen that it's definitely not the case for people who have to go out where home office is definitely not an option

special operations command gave 85000000 dollars to figure this out but here's the thing about saying sions you know what happened when we told all these countries what they could and couldn't do like trade with no one but the united states china and russia have signed an important natural gas deal estimated to be worth over $290000000000.00 euro it's being hailed as a new chapter in relations between china and the wrong the $600000000000.00 commitment to new treaty between the nations germany says it has struck a deal over a controversial gas pipeline from russia yeah i heard that loud and clear america see i could actually save us all those $85000000.00 because i already did the research last year for my fair and balanced episode 3 when the us gave everyone and their mother sanctions so here's what happens when the u.s. sanctions a country though a likelihood that the country will change what it's doing yeah only 10 percent of them do when it comes to countries not being able to do stuff the us tells them they can't do yet 28 percent i want to construct our sanctions showing that we mean

the today, official figures, say sion janet has over 12000000 inhabitants. in reality, it's probably more than 16 surrounding agricultural areas as still being rezoned as building land by decree. the urban villages within the city are also expected to make way for lucrative new buildings along the path from the central government. all village land inside a certain 70, now become nationally owned mean the land is no longer owned by the villages. they're owned by the government. so this is done by law, by national law. so you cannot say it's illegal. you can say it's legality. the correctness of the law we can or do, but it's, it's a national want. so therefore, the villagers found themselves to overnight, not only this government decree in the 990, stated that the cultural land belonged to the state. the phone is killing the land, had no other option than to give in to the states wishes to land into money. the truth from the land from collectively which is rural and into and belongs to the collective of the community. and they transfer it into basically state