tenberg and a group of palestinian supporters gathered to protest the cooperation of the university of copenhagen with the universities of the zionist regime . the group of students against the occupation, of which thunberg is a member, demanded the end of the cooperation of the university of copenhagen with academic institutions in the occupied territories. but netanyahu is the loser of the field. netanyahu's failure in freeing the prisoners and destroying the hamas movement has led to this. thousands of people in the occupied territories by holding demonstrations on the necessity of netanyahu's resignation and his trial and reaching an agreement to exchange prisoners with the resistance and also they emphasized to stop the war. the al-aqsa storm operation started the war against the gaza strip on october 7th, and benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime at that time , announced the destruction of the resistance and the release of the zionist prisoners as the goals of this war, to the foreign affairs committee, the knesset, and others and even the media. the declaration of the zioni

students of the university of copenhagen, darmmark joined the global student movement to condemn the ist regime's genocide in gaza. the students of the university of vienna, the largest university in austria , also set up sit-in tents in the university campus in line with the student protests in america and european countries in support of the oppressed palestinian people. these students stop the policy of the university of vienna in support of they demanded zionism. the pain. canada's university of ottawa students continue to announce their several days of improvement in support of the people of palestine and gaza. we find out the second round of the elections of the 12th term of the islamic council will be held on friday this week in 22 constituencies. election candidates have until 14:00 tomorrow to register their representatives to attend the polling stations in the volunteer system. the election calendar of the ministry of interior shows less than three other second round elections the islamic council is held. in the second stage , with all the passion on friday, the statement of

universities, oxford and cambridge, also joined the demonstrations of supporters of palestine. pro- palestinian students set up a tent at oxford university. today, the universities of copenhagen, denmark and amsterdam, holland are the scene of student sit-ins in solidarity with the nation it was palestine. the students of bologna university in laval and toronto in canada also gathered in opposition to the crime of the zionist occupation. at the university of cologne in germany, the pro-palestinian students called for the palestinian people to declare and immediately stop the aggression of the zionist regime in the gaza strip . maghrebi students also marched together with the people of this country in support of the palestinian resistance and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. the marchers in the city of tanje mohammadiyeh held the palestinian flag and chanted the slogan "hello to palestine, may the occupying regime be destroyed." in the capital of pakistan bangladesh also students civil activists and a number of other citizens of these countries held an anti-zionist march and against. the spring rains compensated part of the lack of autumn and winter rains, and the

ready the team from the university of copenhagen, who are leading the study, say the old, skip the, for any patients who have undergone the treatment of showing some form of improvement void by their success. the research as a now testing the tech on other mental health conditions. they're hoping they can change more lives, like safety's survey. what are your dreams? what do you hope to do in life? well, i want to be out there and through what i last, whether it's working with animals or with animation or something like that. and how do you hurt these therapy will help you achieve those streams? it will definitely help a lot because with my past an educational so stuff like that, it was always the battle of or you're going to drop. i'll do never going to become in these things now i can say like, it's ok. it's all about like taking chances and seeing if they work or not, as someone who's benefit from using technology. so she hopes denmark will continue to embrace new innovations to improve mental health and will be people should have open minds towards technology when it comes to mental

ready between from the university of copenhagen, who are leading the study say that all skills to, for any patients who have undergone the treatment of showing some form of improvement, void by their success. the research as a now testing the tech on other mental health conditions. they're hoping they can change more lives, like safety's survey. what are your dreams? what do you hope to do in life? well, i want to be out there and through what i love, whether it's working with animals or with animation or something like that. and how do you hurt these therapy will help you achieve those streams? it will definitely help a lot because with my past educations and stuff like that, it was always the battle of or you're going to drop. i'll do never going to become in these things now i can say like, it's okay, it's all about like taking chances and seeing if they work or not, as someone who's benefit from using technology. so she hopes denmark will continue to embrace new innovations to improve mental health and will be the people should have open minds towards technology when it comes to me

not much meat and few ready made product seen the slice me any se a product in the university of copenhagen conducted a large scale study on the northern diet, which found that even typically scandinavian food steps can have positive effects, especially on blood sugar and cub lester all levels, plus the food is often seasonal and regional. let's into the ultimate, the mediterranean diet failed to gain traction in finland and other scandinavian countries. because the people there felt no connection to it. don't even know who they didn't really know what to do with olives. or olive oil, or of a condos or whatever, and on the so they just weren't familiar with those things too. so scientists started to think about how they can be changed and how the scene booting readings can be found in scandinavia. i mean audience who, that's a, we see we didn't shellfish our standard in scandinavian quizzing. the origin protein as well as minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron. the nordic di it is just as healthy as it submitted to reading and counterparts and offers many advantages they. so they have t

also on this day 380 years ago, oli rømer, a danish astronomer, professor at the university of copenhagento measure the speed of light. no commentary can explain painting, he believed. all explanations must come from the completed experience of experience between the painting and its observer. the appreciation of art is truly a marriage of intellects. and art is also a marriage and if it is not completed properly, then it is fruitless. on this day, september 25, 1903, in russia in the city of mark rothka, a representative of american abstractionism, one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, was born in dvinsk. 100 years ago, on september 25, 1924. despite its wide audience success, the painting was received rather coldly by soviet critics; a review published in izvestiya said: the mountain gave birth to a mouse. called into this terrible 20th century, and having survived and endured in it, he, like a prophet, in the language of his work, as if in a merciless mirror, reflected the entire terrible tragedy of his time, his son wrote, famous conductor. he himself said, it seems to me,

disrupt shipping traffic. kristin boy guy who is a professor of international relations at the university of copenhagen is also the author of the bulk understanding maritime security, joins us from the other filed in germany, trying to slice thanks so much for being with us. so 1st of all, how will this incident impact shipping through the straightest form is well, we'd have to see the any way that on one side, the attack is good news because it apparently, it might mean that iran has not chosen to retaliate with israel on land but quite obviously, for shipping, this is a bad news because it adds to the dangers that we already have in this region. the shipping system is already under severe stress from difficulty attacks . the return of this morning hybrids. so it is really, really bad news that we're seeing an attack like this. we'll send insurance and shipping premiums into an upward spiral as well. this is not the 1st incident office and kind let's keep in mind that the ron has captured and at tech ships in the cost. however, it means a dentist through the western union ocean region overall, it is i

their attacks in november a christian boy is a professor of international relations at the university of copenhagen. he's also the director of sightsee. that's a network full maritime security research. he says the shipping industry was over as a already has of this before the who, the attacks the ocean is one of the most dangerous web places, the individual's name many ze fire is actually died every year and they fight what was the reason for the attacks asked to this, to this danger is relatively little there should actually have been waiting, but it shows us effective. the naval defense at the moment still is it shows us how window a global transport is to upsets that tax. and this is why it's so important that at the moment, once or decides eviction is being kind of taken to of when that this will be replicated elsewhere in the world. we know have to, for us to fatality. and it was about about to happen. we have one ship that there's no real thing on the wishing around the destroyed a marine bio diversity and probably we're going to see more that see fairs and more ships, stinking. so by what m

he's a professor of instruct relations at the university of copenhagen, also the director of safe sees. and that what from our time security research team joins us now from port lily. and marissa is good to have you with this many. so it was a matter of time before these who see a tax in the gulf of age and caused fatalities could vis shipped to confidence and being best to protect them in any way. whether the ocean is one of the most dangerous work places in the world, many ze fire is actually died every year. and the quite obviously the reason for the attack staffs to this, to this danger, it is relatively little. they should actually have been wrong, but it shows us effective. the naval defense at the moment still is i was going to ask you about that sir, to military operations in the gulf of a dental reggie, one from the us, one that by the way, the one that by that a you, how difficult is it to restore safe passage, i mean it's one of the busiest shipping routes and yet they can't seem to protect space ships from attacks. well, the 1st of all, it's important to recognize that they

oh, christian boy is a professor of international relations at the university of copenhagen is also the director of safe sees that's a network full maritime security research. he says the shipping industry was already hazardous before the who's the attacks, as the ocean is one of the most dangerous work places in the world. many ze fire is actually died every year. and the, quite obviously the reasons which he attacks adds to this, to this danger is relatively little. there should actually have been waiting, but it shows us, again, if i just the naval defense at the moment still it is. it shows us how, when or about a global transport, it is to watch such that tax. and this is why it's so important that at the moment, once or decisive action is being taken to avoid that this will be replicated elsewhere in the world. we know at the 1st the fatality and it was about about to happen. we have one ship that there's no real thing on the ocean ground in the destroyed a marine bio diversity. and probably we're going to see more that see fairs and more ships sinking. so by what means, the less

according to scientists from the university of copenhagen, they were able to make non-alcoholic beer researchers are confident that the drink without degrees will now appeal to everyone, and gmo yeast will even allow the use of fewer types of hops, and still satisfy gourmets. and we rise higher in our hit parade of news from the world of science and technology. what's on the fourth line? robots will soon be able to, at least in part, replace industrial climbers, reducing the number of workers. accidents: a machine crawling not only on walls, but even on ceilings was created in britain. the robot also rests on uneven surfaces using powerful suction cups on fans and moves on rubber wheels. it can carry a load of up to 6 kg, which is enough, for example, for painting work or ultrasonic inspection of structures. third place in the selection of the five most interesting scientific and technological news of the week. use specifically. trained microbes instead of ammonia fertilizers, suggest scientists from washington state university. using genetic engineering, they created a strain of soi

whipped cream of the future, which does not harm the figure, was created at the university of copenhagensually this product, whether dairy or vegetable, has a very high fat content, because it is the fat particles that allow the cream create a dense texture hold air bubbles inside when whipped. danish researchers have found that lactic acid bacteria, which are used, for example, in the production of yoghurts, cope with the same role perfectly. the remaining ingredients are water, milk protein, thickener. you can use different bacteria, some strains attract water and give a softer foam, for example, for delicate creams, others, on the contrary, repel water, then you get a dense texture, which is good for decoration desserts on top. the authors of the development say that the new product is not only low-calorie, but also healthy, because lactobacilli improve digestion. it is better to exercise in the afternoon, not in the morning. this is the conclusion reached by dutch scientists from the university of leiden, who studied the daily activity of 775 people, who were on average 56 years old.

of students at the frei berlin university: university students. the students of the seljuk universities of turkey, vienna, austria and copenhagen, denmark also joined the global student uprising. in ottawa, the capital. the students emphasized their steadfastness in the continuation of the protests . with international organizations. to cooperate judge dehghani said in the twelfth session of the court hearing the accusations of the leaders of the terrorist group, " hosting those accused of crimes against humanity is a crime." the accusations against 14 people from the mojahedin organization's central staff. the judge of the 12th session of the court hearing the accusations of the members of the monafekin organization . he started with a warning to the countries that host hypocrites. the presence of people accused of crimes against humanity, accused of crimes against civilians and members of the public, hosting them against international conventions, treaties between international in the fight against terrorism is considered an accusation and a crime. in the following: the lawyer of the plaintiffs in his bill presented documents of masoud rajavi's c

so these scientists at the university of copenhagen, lovely copenhagen and they wrote it about the trendsid if we if we science. they said if we if we gene change whatever it's called. yeah. gene plants, gene change. that's the technical word change gene and make them more colourful. we will no . more colourful. we will no. which are the weeds and which aren't the weeds . so we can get aren't the weeds. so we can get rid of the ones that are more colourful. it's like, it's like going after gingers or something is how it, it's like, yeah, it's like saying, hey, we recognise that and it's a bad that that plant and it's a bad plan because it's a different colour. why need to colour. and why do they need to do they need to do it do it. they need to do it because prevent food shortages. as the climate breaks down. this is you steve. mr climate change science . science. >> no. yeah. i mean look so all it is everyone you put a gene editing or gene changing as it's technically known in a headline and people go, oh they're and people go, oh no, they're playing god. that's playing god. well, that's

of several english universities, including cambridge and king's college london, demanded the end of cooperation with the zionist regime in their protests, as well as the students of the seljuk universities of turkey, vienna, austria and copenhagennmark also joined the global student uprising. in ottawa, the capital of canada, the students emphasized their steadfastness in continuing the protests. samidun samidun tahiyeh tahiyeh today, the german police attacked the gathering of pro-palestinian students at the university of berlin and arrested a number of them. in addition to student support , more than 37 non-governmental organizations also a few days ago the german government wanted to stop arms exports to the zionist regime. despite the killing of about 34,800 palestinian people yesterday, a german company asked the authorities of the host countries of this group to cooperate with hamid turkshand, the head of the court investigating the accusations of the sada and sima news agency, based on the red notice issued for the extradition of the accused in this case with the organization cooperate with international judge dehghani said in the 12th session of the court hearing the accusations of the leaders of the terrorist group of

of migraines. university researchers copenhagen, denmark, for the first time showed that when migraine occurs with cognitive and visual impairment, the proteins released from the brain along with cerebrospinal fluid enter the pain-signaling nerves and as a result. a headache occurs. the researchers also discovered a set of other proteins that could pave the way for new treatments for migraines and other types of headaches. according to researchers, by using these proteins , a minimally invasive method can be devised to treat migraines, and chinese researchers have succeeded in developing a new treatment method in the form of pills that can be used to prevent migraines. hearing loss or the effects of noise are used. this treatment method consists of aggregation of paramagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles that settle in the intestine and pass through the bloodstream. this pill uses the good bacteria of the body and blocks the bad ones, which prevents additional damage to the meat . according to the researchers, this method uses a water-soluble cellulose approved by the food and drug administration to c

copenhagen, the so -called climate gate erupted. hackers leaked correspondence of eastern university employees england in norwich, from which it followedts deliberately distorted data on global warming; in correspondence they discussed what tricks could be used so that in graphs about the increase in global temperature, it would not be noticeable that in some years the temperature not only did not increase, but even decreased. in 2013, edward snowden, a former cia employee of the us national security agency, handed over about 200,000 classified documents to newspapers, after which he fled to hong kong. there he told how american intelligence agencies are monitoring internet users and listening to negotiations of foreign leaders, this has caused a series of international scandals. snowden confirmed that back in 2010, the us government authorized hacker attacks on foreign political party organizations. in the united states, he was charged in absentia with espionage. snowden asked for political asylum, stayed in russia and got married. march is at its height. satiety with all this, and secondly, these are enemies, it’s all dispersive, i a

copenhagen, the so-called climate gate. hackers leaked correspondence from employees of the university of east anglia. documents, after whichong. there he described how american intelligence agencies spy on internet users and eavesdrop on conversations of foreign leaders. this caused a series of international scandals. snowden confirmed that back in 2010 , the us government authorized hacker attacks on foreign political parties and organizations. in the united states, he was charged in absentia with espionage. snowden asked for political asylum and stayed. russia and got married. in march, at the height of the discussion about the feasibility of supplying kiev with long-range taurus cruise missiles, recordings of secret video meetings of the bundeswehr command, including a recording of a conversation about a missile attack on the crimean bridge, were leaked online. the officers wondered how many missiles would be needed for the attack. in germany they are inclined to believe that the recording is genuine. here. they won’t pay attention, because, firstly, they are fed up with it all, and secondly, these are enemies, it’s all

of the university authorities with the institute and companies affiliated with the regime. student demonstrations in support of the people of palestine and gaza were accompanied by clashes and repression by the police. people in copenhagene capital of denmark, also marched in support of the international student protests and called for an end to the war. in france , pro-gaza activists put the palestinian flag on a skyscraper in lyon, france. images of the rally in support of palestine and gaza at the turkish steam university in ankara, the capital of turkey, were also published in pakistan, the students of peshawar university, the capital of khyber pakhtunkhwa province, in condemning the crimes of the zionist regime, marched in jordan, students and people gathered in solidarity with the palestinians.

of them. when does the 4 cases the age and a half 1000 kilometers away from stanford in copenhagen chase vega, it's a global research group at the technical university of denmark. it compares world wide scientific findings and makes them available to researchers a key concept and what we're doing is developing what's called materials acceleration platforms. and the, uh, you can think of them as scientific legal blocks that you can construct with legal blocks in different colors from different countries to solve or to build the specific castle that you are interested in, in building. so it's you can say, continue is the operating around the world, 247, gathering the data that's needed, controlling experiments and equipment at other places it's, it's really a global challenge. and the global solution research so elaborate and complex that it would be inconceivable without international cooperation and exchange. once a year, berlin's falling walls science summit springs together leading experts, scientists, vega and whole have also been invited. the hot topic at the moment is artificial intelligence. with the immense amounts of data from global researc

series of meetings, copenhagen, former due to getting stopped what have you and they brag that next year. first half of next year, they will convene another conference and they will ration city university thrush at that time. and then the rush of would be presented. and the ultimate to all these is seriously. i repeat that through the various confidential channels. now we see something different and few things that in school statements that we can stop now. and the line of engagement line of conflict, of the ukrainian governments. we will be, we'll be able to meet the tomato, but natal guarantees at the station would cover only the territory controlled by the government and the rest would be would be subject to negotiations. but the end result of this negotiations must be a total of a 0 or pressure from, from the russian soil. basically, just in the leading the russian people to the nieces 300 which exterminate that, all their rights of the russian and the russian speaking citizens of their own country. and if i can just go back to the question of nuclear change. so there is no mechanism by which the leaders of russia, the united states, can speak to each other to avoid the kind of mis

she is also affiliated with harvard university's asia center and the institute of china studies in new delhi. joining us from copenhagen is an atlantic council colleague who is with the global china hub. she is also a senior fellow, and she is director of just finance international focus on issues related to development finance. we are having some technical issues so she will be with us in voice and not by picture. i'm sure that will interfere with the participation in the slightest. the director of policy analysis at a data, which is a research lab at william and mary college, global research institute. they examine fuller -- foreign policy and development issues and is very well known on its work on chinese lending. last, certainly not least, to my left at the table is a senior policy fellow at the center for global development here in washington, in lx or the university of chicago's harvard school for public policy and a former senior official under president ellen johnson sirleaf. welcome to all of you, let's get into the question. i want to focus on the debt issue for the moment. can you talk to us a bit about chi

xi is also affiliated with harvard universities asia center, and the institute of chinese studies of new delhi. joining us from copenhagennso council colleague who is with the global china hub, also a senior fellow and choose direct just finance interest, a nongovernment organization focus on issues related to development finance. we are having some issues today and so xi will be with us invoice and not by picture. i'm sure that will not interfere with our participation in the slightest. now, sitting here at the table at the center is samantha custer who is director of policy analysis at aiddata which is a a research lab at william and mary college global research institute. sam's team at aiddata examines form policy and development issues and is well known, very well known for his work on china's lending. and last and certainly not least, to my left of the table, is a senior policy fellow at the center for global 2000 -- w. gyude moore here in washington, a lecture university of chicago's harris school for public policy and a former senior official in library under president ellen johnson sirleaf. welcome to all of you.

copenhagen. many of these practical experiments are being organized in a database to examine the most promising results. hayes vega directs the center at the technical university of denmark. improbable approaches are often times followed by fresh and innovative ideas, pinpointing them and sharing recommendations with laboratories around the world is one core mission of the institute means of models that we develop he off or be called physics it with, but they also uncertainty aware. so they need to know when they don't know, and sometimes the best way of gathering additional information is actually not from a robot. it is from the expert, it could be from the people that work daily with the production of a new battery materials. this specific insight to guide the development. so it's a multinational, it's a multi facility undertaking, and it's also a synchronous. so it's, you can see, continues the operating around the world, 247, gathering the data that's needed, controlling experiments and equipment at other places it's, it's really a global challenge in the global solution. it often takes 2 decades for basic research to reach industrial maturity. but a mid