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consistent reports of pushback's, which means actually that asylum-seekers run the risk of drowning in the aegeanea anare also refrained from access t asylum. this needs to stop and we need a better solidarity system. brent: member of the european parliament. we appreciate your time and insights tonight, thank you. >> thank you. brent: the german cabinet has approved a landmark time it built to make the country carbon neutral five years earlier than previously planned. the current climate protection law does not go far enough. angela merkel's ruling conservatives are under pressure to add teeth to their climate policy, facing an election year challenge from the green party, and the environment is a deciding factor for many voters. >> it's as if angela merkel and her government had flunked a school exam and were given extra homework as a result. in fact, they were told to improve the law on climate protection. the environment minister is calling it a success. >> the ruling from the federal constitutional court 13 days ago was a surprise, but ultimately, a good surprise for climate protection. >> a

these allegations of being involved in illegal pushbacks and by the way not only to push back on the aegean sea when migrants are coming from turkey over sea trying to rival in greece but also already on the in between the greek and to push border on greek soil so the various allegations accusations and as i say the reaction so far but the greek also reduced to a rather blunt saying rejecting of these claims is unfunded now the problem that exists is that human rights organizations can create awareness but they can only make recommendations they cannot inform in force anything on greeks all this is what the european union comes into play they could actually start an infringement process in light of clear indication that human rights violations take place but that has not been the case there is no infringement process whatsoever so far even the european union against greece ok a very interesting funny tell us the greek authorities. what is the situation right now when it comes to the resources that they need to cope with the situation. i would say the question here is not resources the hundr

these allegations of being involved in illegal pushbacks and by the way not only to push back on the aegean sea when migrants are coming from turkey over sea trying to every 5 in greece but also already on in between the greek and turkish border own greek soil so the various allegations accusations and as i say the reaction so far but the greek also reduced to a rather blunt saying rejecting of these claims is unfunded now the problem that exists is that human rights organizations can create awareness but they can only make recommendations they cannot inform in force anything on greeks all this is what the european union comes into play they could actually start an infringement process in light of clear indication that human rights violations take place but that has not been the case there is no infringement process whatsoever so far within the european union against greece ok a very interesting funny tell us the greek authorities. what is the situation right now when it comes to the resources that they need to cope with the situation. i would say the question here is not resources the hund

bubble manda almost straight all of the straits which they controlled by the west for moving and aegean oil and gas and cargo and to turn it into an whole network and of course when you look at that network either way if you look at it is where china europe north south russia us down to the open waters in the south the persian gulf iran is right plum center in both and has been i mean since the last term still grows largely sorter evaporated in the 1500s but it was always a potion traders who were in command of those trade routes really in the centuries up to the 1500s when they went into so i mean they're really crucial to china crucial to to to russia not only in trade but in security and of course china or is expecting to have the return which is going to be iranian oil that's what it wants security of energy. and i think they've always had to tiptoe over the sanctions and 3rd party sanctions elements of the current nato nation regiment. we've actually been hearing about bob elmander straits problems in the context of ethiopia and eritrea bizarrely but given that you you personally h

there is a wording that points toward that direction, that, for example, crete or the ionian or the aegeanavel. but the bottom line is, in an average year, you get a vast amount of your tourist revenues from british tourists, and, as things stand, they're not going to be going to greece right now because they would have to quarantine when they come home. it's just not realistic. of course it's not realistic. that's why we're here to discuss with the government all the details, the data that they might need in order to review their decision when they have the review schedule. if i'm not mistaken, it's every three weeks. so we need to ensure that they at least have all the information necessary or relevant in order to make an informed decision. that's all we're asking for. minister, are you, to be blunt about it, putting economics before public health? no, we're not, to be very precise and clear about it. in terms of my message, we're taking a balanced approach. i willjust remind you that, just recently, wttc, the world travel and tourism council, one of the most prestigious private sector b

these allegations of being involved in illegal pushbacks and by the way not only push back all the aegean sea when migrants are coming from turkey over sea trying to rival in greece but also already on in between the greek and to push border on greek soil so the various allegations accusations and as i see the reaction so far but the greek also reduced to a rather blunt saying rejecting of these claims is unfunded not a problem that exists is that human rights organizations can create awareness but they can only make recommendations they cannot inform in force anything on greeks or this is where the european union comes into play they could actually start an infringement process in light of clear indication that human rights violations take place but that has not been the case there is no infringement process whatsoever so far within the european union against greece ok very interesting if i may tell us the greek authorities. what is the situation right now when it comes to the resources that they need to cope with the situation. i would say the question here is not resources the hundreds

these allegations of being involved in illegal pushbacks and by the way not only push back on the aegean sea when migrants are coming from turkey over sea trying to rival in greece but also already on in between the greek and to push border on greek soil so the various allegations accusations and as i say the reaction so far but the greek also reduced to a rather blunt saying rejecting of these claims is unfunded now the problem that exists is that human rights organizations can create awareness but they can only make recommendations they cannot inform in force anything on greeks all this is what the european union comes into play they could actually start an infringement process in light of clear indication that human rights violations take place but that has not been the case there is no infringement process whatsoever so far within the european union against greece ok very interesting funny tell us the greek authorities. what is the situation right now when it comes to the resources that they need to cope with the situation. i would say the question here is not resources the hundreds

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such as wind power plants more than 70 such plants are said to be built on the remote island in the aegean locals there fear this will not only keep tourists away but destroy the island forever so who really benefits from going green our correspondent funny for char reports from. from above it looks like an touched paradise place is an island of a man hoff's an insider tip for visitors who prefer seclusion to tourism hotspots now a huge wind farm project is planned here and other g.n. islands you know more goss right here behind me on these hills to plan is to erect more than 70 wind turbines and the locals here are concerned of this will result in lasting environmental damage and irreversibly changed the face of the island. is a good heard here for generations his family has tended to go to. the noise from the tube and school affect their habitat sense or done action i thought it would be . if there is noise over your head to go to avoid the area all of this will be destroyed i don't think they care about the people and i'm at a loss what they care about is profit. or let me go look at th

gino brewer escaped from behind the iron curtain in a rowboat and wrote across the aegean sea in the middle of the night with a friend. he came to the united states. it is an unbelievable cold war story. he finds himself on the beach at cedar point trying to get the ship off the beach. they seem to have been able to have a little fun between tides. the navy sent a blip. -- the navy sent a blimp. tell us about the blimp? >> that is not about the same blimp that is my story. >> i know, that is why want you to tell it. take that. i love the story. >> i grew up on the corner of scituate near the forest. in 1943 it was july 31. it was a thunderstorm. one of them try to make it back to the base. it crashed. it crashed on my uncles farm. they shrouded in secrecy for years. i finally found two or three people that remember it. one fellow is probably about 80 now. just recently, i connected up with a guy over at the airbase, that museum over there. i asked the guy about her then he had pictures. there was a picture of the piece of land where my house was built around. my dad got the landed tw