being from amsterdam, and i like all kinds of people, it is sometimes hard to hear that amsterdam doess. amsterdam's liberal, tolerant reputation | liberal, tolerant reputation attracts people from across the globe, many who have made this the home fear attempts to rebrand are taking the city in the wrong direction. we rebrand are taking the city in the wrong direction.- rebrand are taking the city in the wrong direction. we are in dancer the wrong direction. we are in danger of _ the wrong direction. we are in danger of trying _ the wrong direction. we are in danger of trying to _ the wrong direction. we are in danger of trying to sanitise - danger of trying to sanitise the city and it will become like any other european capital, things that make unique other things people hate about the city. i’m unique other things people hate about the city.— about the city. i'm not going to say when _ about the city. i'm not going to say when l _ about the city. i'm not going to say when i see _ about the city. i'm not going to say when i see certain - about the city. i'm not going l to say when i

we ask the cycling professor to explain how benevolence and amsterdam is a good example of what happens if cycling gets a respected place at the table of traffic engineering and what they show us. because what happens if you take cyclists are human behavior as a central element in design, instead of how can you make humans behave according to your design? and in amsterdam we have some places where we experimented with what happens if you eradicate the traffic light logic on an intersection. so does intersection was redesigned because there was so many cyclists compared to god riders that the municipality considered. what would happen if we take out the traffic lights and the traffic lights actually ensure that god drive is, could go through, but didn't really make it safer. so they did a test that took out the traffic lights. and one of the peculiar findings of the alderman that bit it was if it take out the traffic lights, people start to behave like act of citizens again. so they are not looking at the light, but they're looking at each other and negotiating with each other. how to us

now he wants to bring his journalists to amsterdam. but many of the young staff don't have the documents they need for the trip to europe. and your to authorities are getting more and more difficult to give passports to especially young men because they want to keep all the young men in the country. um, so, so of our journalists are unfortunately stuck. those who made it prefer not to publish their names or show their faces to protect their families. back home. since russia's new media law came into effect, independent journalism is nearly impossible. the editor in chief of the moscow time says the only option is to work in exile. not a goal of such us. our voice that of independent media has of course become less prominent compared to state run media. because many of our publications have been shut down. but those who want information and look for it can find us middle school so many russian journalists opposition. supporters and artists oppose putins war. like august minova, former star soloist at moscow's bolshoi theater, who is now

the so called macro mafia is active in some amsterdam neighborhoods. many of its members have moroccan roots, hence the name. vito shook rulers law practice is located in one of these districts . he's been watching recent developments with concern. and it's very alarming because these people can be very young. again, even guys from 176 years old, who do these kind of things. so it's alarming to the government and they're going out of control problem is that the government over the past years, day and took a lot of money away from the neighbors. because normally the word or agents are the police who are in there in neighbors. and they were talking with people and people from the municipality, they were talking with them, but they took the money away from them. so they shortened them. and now they don't feel what's happening in neighbors. and these people at grandma's, they take over those neighbors and they show who's the boss there, and people listen to them through his work defending clients from the organized crime. maliyah veto says how much power t

from the 6th of july and 2021 in downtown amsterdam. the broadcast arts yell was producing the program boulevard. they die once again with peter har degrees. in an evening the journalist featured on many shows, talking about organized crime and the marengo trial corporate on that day, it's all he was discussing in a duction on ink on thinking. well that, that sir. yeah. mosquito. ha, ha, look back. o'clockish conveys once his interview was over, peter all the rest left the studio and walked towards his car. it was 90 7 30 in the evening. 05 shots rang out. ah de vries, the famous crime reporter supporting a key witness in one of the biggest trials ever seen in the netherlands. was mon down in central amsterdam most likely, but to macro mafia henchmen. although to freeze thought he would be safe, the killing sent shockwave through the netherlands. people simply could not believe what had happened. apart from the 2 attackers, 2 others were seemingly involved. immediately after the shooting, they filmed the injured peter to freeze and post

it is difficult to see in amsterdam quite often it is cloudy and rainy here. but in amsterdam you can see real diamonds of almost any shape, any weight and any value. only in the hands of an experienced craftsman does a diamond turn from a raw, that is, not polished, shining luxury, correctly applied facets, combined with a high reflection coefficient of the diamond, give rise to that very play of light. diamond cutting, in fact, is a tradition to minerals of a geometrically regular shape of a polyhedron, symmetrical faces. at the same time, for each diamond, its own shape and its cut are selected, the most rational in terms of mass conservation. however, the value and beauty of a diamond largely depends on the skill and imagination of the limiters. diamond is the hardest mineral and it is cut with a diamond. true, it is no longer jewelry, and technical, more precisely, with various tools made on the basis of technical diamonds, when the work of a jeweler is over, professional himologists get down to business, people who know everything about precious stones,

london and paris, brussels and amsterdam-— london and paris, brussels and amsterdam. , , ,, ., amsterdamefly, simon, what's the best advice _ amsterdam. finally, briefly, simon, what's the best advice you _ amsterdam. finally, briefly, simon, what's the best advice you can - amsterdam. finally, briefly, simon, what's the best advice you can give l what's the best advice you can give to travellers today if they think they might be affected or know they have already been affected by this? if you are an airline passenger, it is really easy, the airline has to get you where you need to be as soon as it possibly can and provide you with meals and, if necessary, hotel accommodation plus cash compensation. forthe accommodation plus cash compensation. for the ferries, you don't have anything like the same rights. wherever you are heading, i'm afraid to be prepared for delays and disruption. {lilia i'm afraid to be prepared for delays and disruption.— i'm afraid to be prepared for delays and disruption. ok, simon, thank you ve much and disruption. ok, simon, thank you very much at — and disruptio

we also the cycling professor to explain how the netherlands and amsterdam is a good example of what happens if cycling gets respected. place at the table of traffic engineering and what they show us. what happens if you think cyclists are human behavior as a central element in design? instead of how can you make humans behave according to your design and an answer them? we have some places where we experimented with what happens if you eradicate the traffic like logic on an intersection. ah, so didn't intersection was redesigned because there were so many cyclists compared to god drivers that the municipality considered what would happen if we take out the traffic light and the traffic lights actually ensure that god drive is good go through, but didn't really make it safer. so did, at best they took out the traffic lights. and one of the peculiar findings of the elderly that did it was if you take out the traffic lights, people start to behave like active citizens. again, they are not looking at the light, but they're looking at each other and negotiating with each other how to use

how to use the intersection of course amsterdam could have turned out rather differently if they hadn't blocked us in spite city may cavers like the car 1st joking and plan and the 1916 of the dutch cities like which has been rolling back call centric planning, goodbye urban highway. welcome back originals to canal ah, then this hunting and it chose human centered planning in the seventy's and is now ranked as one of the happiest places in the world. we met 2 of the people responsible for keeping it that way. they can accept the center of groaning. it was totally different than today. joel part of the city of santa monica are central. a square is, was the place where a garza driving around when you went from the south of frauding into the north of in the province. in the seventy's, we decided that has to stop. we choose to make a city traffic plan where our center was divided in 4 parts and where it was not possible to move from the one party to order with a car only with food or bag. it was a totally new concept of thinking about, or city war, one of the 1st cities in europe to rethink

the new ports in amsterdam they were very closely -- that is initiated by the fiber security challenges. helping each other shan formation, also here comes the opportunities, the best practices, and information about incidents, what is going on in general. i think that is very important that we have this cooperation. >> thank you, thank you very much. i love the through line that both of you mentioned which is collaboration, sharing, i think the maritime industry in particular has a unique opportunity to sort of leapfrog forward when it comes to cybersecurity. that is fantastic to hear. there is a role for policymakers to play in this, of course. i would love both of your thoughts on what is that role? how should we be approaching privatization of cybersecurity of the maritime industry. this time i will start with you madam ministry to -- >> thank you so much, i think one of the key challenges is to identify what the largest risk to our supply chain are. because of the interconnectivity of our global trade system and the physical and digital world, the consequences of a cyber incident a

including an amsterdam it's the port of amsterdam. i'll explain it next time. expertise and resource are still scarce. so we have to follow our risk approach to follow her efforts where it's needed most. it can help us understand these dependencies and find it with the largest risks are. they organize its largest exercise so far it involved more than public and private organizations that participated including departments within the maritime supply chain such as our ministry of infrastructure and management. these exercises also help us to get to know and build trust. it is crucial to make friends i think before we need it. >> thank you madame minister. mr. secretary. >> thank you. so, let me go back to the last question very briefly you asked about obstacles. one that comes immediately to mind is resource constraints. there are owners and operators for example that might not have the resources to advance as well as or as far as others might be able too.. but my counter to that is, there are basic things that one can do to enhance once cybersecurity so signific

in amsterdam.rt of similar >> seth: yes, especially the downtown, yeah >> i guess, like, the brown stones sort of thing and i actually recently met another comedian who also spent a year in amsterdam. is that, like, a thing >> seth: yeah, there was a comedy place over there, so i bet it's - >> it's a little random. >> seth: it's a little random, yeah but, yeah, there's this comedy theater called boom chicago. so i bet it's somebody, yeah, that i probably crossed paths with >> i was actually surprised at how diverse it was i wasn't really expecting that you know, it's very -- i think it's beautiful it's very sterile. >> seth: yes >> they're very organized, and that's a reason, i think, people like it. but i think i'm a little grungier [ laughter ] but it was nice. i did enjoy it >> seth: you have family in germany. >> yes >> seth: you used to visit there every summer >> yeah. >> seth: i know it was the middle of the pandemic, but did you get to visit some family >> i did right after we finished shoo

and i think the stop that we really learned how to travel like jefferson was an amsterdam. so this is this is a scene of a festival in amsterdam called kings day. it happens once a year. it's to celebrate the royal house of orange and when jefferson went to amsterdam, he saw something a little similar. he also was there for the celebration of the prince of orange's birthday, and he had to wear orange. he had to he bought an orange cocade to joining the celebrations there were fireworks. so it was in amsterdam is the place that jefferson's travel guide starts, and it was so that's a perfect place to put his his travel advice into practice and i think his travel tips are interesting a lot of them stand up to get today one thing. he wrote in his guide the first thing you should do when you go into a city a place you've never been before is to buy a map which makes sense and to buy a guidebook, so he thought you should really try to get practical information and then the next the next stop is to go to the the highest place you can find in the city the highest point. so perhaps

she's familiar with the collection of the old masters here at amsterdam strikes museum. it's a treasure, chest of dutch art history, and a source of inspiration for her. father and daughter are both fascinated with rembrandt in particular. he brings to ty, kale, to model into his artworks. and when you see this artwork, it has a formal distance because of this distinguished lady. but on the other hand, it also has a fairy bic intimacy. and that's also a thing we really like to bring in our own body of work, especially to convey a feeling that a camera is not present, a bridge spanning the past and the present. that's how the cares didn't see their art. in 2013, they published a book of their photographs, galleries in the netherlands and in the united states exhibit their work and collectors world wide by them. but no id was restricted, ward was the entry shows. this is some re re surprise and now we understand the meaning of his own and an end to the series is nowhere in sight. while we're on the topic of the father daughter relationships, something that reminds me very

if you prefer music festivals to floral ones, amsterdam's dgtl returns in april with a packed lineupe is a strong eco theme with the organisers claiming it is more sustainable to come along and dance the night away than it is to stay at home. they are aiming to become an entirely climate neutral event, reducing the amount of waste per visitor to zero, encouraging people to arrive by public transport and powering it all with renewable energy. for the foodies, alkmaar�*s weekly cheese market rolls around again at the end of the month, in a tradition that dates all the way back to 1365, up to 30,000 kilos of cheese is ceremonially stacked in the main square. porters in traditional dress then cart them away to be weighed and sold. it's running every friday until september 24. and any spring visitor to the netherlands should try to make the annual kings day celebrations, marking the birth of the current monarch, king willem—alexander, on april 27. as many as a million people arrive in amsterdam to attend markets and toast the occasion at massive street parties. just remember your orange o

flowers left here fly away where flowers fly straight to amsterdam yes, there is a hub in amsterdam hereoing by trucks going in what? what is the difference is the problems began russian numbers russian emirates revolution banana producers have their own history. once the ships sailed towards russia and ukraine, but the ships were blocked and repurchased at sea. and now european customers are buying containers of our bananas for half the price, half of the former families of eight dollars a box, here on the ecuadorian banana plantations, the staff has already been reduced by half, and the rest have been reduced by half wages the world generally understood, realized the consequences. it goes, yes, and that we also suffered, because in fact we suffer in exchange for what the highlands are located here and the capitals of ecuador in the seventy-eighth year, it was kita and krakow that became the first cities included in the unesco world heritage list and what is the foreign policy heritage here? on the one hand, the position of the official whale seems to be obvious, but apparently from her

here is the entrance in the ford amsterdam slave storage, at the same time, in this small room , 200ves were waiting for their dispatch to the american continent. sometimes it lasted several months feeling. after these dungeons, let's just say depressive practical travelers. immediately worried about the lack of a bathroom, there were no amenities in the reservoir , and the walls still keep traces of their presence. here, thousands of unfortunate people, men, were kept separately from women, and children over the age of 7 were kept separately, in general, from everyone. sort of a juvenile detention center. very lucky. state museums are arranged in them, and therefore these undoubtedly valuable architectural monuments are maintained in a more or less decent condition. dozens of the rest are left to the mercy of fate and the humid tropical climate tells about what inscriptions adorn the walls of these structures at such a time they do not turn their tongues. read the graphics on the walls of your entrances. the meaning is approximately the same in the tiny fort victoria at the highest

in amsterdam there is a hub. , problems began ; banana producers have their own story, from us, the ships went to towards russia, ukraine, but the ships were blocked and repurchased at sea. and now european customers are buying containers of our bananas for half the price of the previous seven to eight dollars a box. here are the ecuadorian banana plantations, half of the already reduced staff, and the rest of the salaries have been cut by half. the world generally understood, realized the consequences of the sun. well, i think one is required. yes, and so are we. suffered, because in fact suffers in exchange for what the highlands are located here and the capital of ecuador in 1978 it was kita and krakow that became the first cities inscribed on the unesco world heritage list. and what is the foreign policy heritage here? on the one hand, the position of the official whale seems to be obvious, but apparently from here instructions to the ecuadorian diplomats left the presidential palace, who, during both voting

she was so ashamed by the invasion that she quit the bolshoi valet moscow to dance in amsterdam. al jazeera sat bath and spoke with a defector who has been denounced wacko, her belly shoes, and how far away from the prestigious bolshoi da ballerina august. mir nova says, she opposes the war with every fiber of her soul. she left russia with a heavy heart, and when i think the rush has started to to start on this war, it makes me ashamed of my country. was my country. i was always proud of some culture in sports achievements. and it's truly to really reach culture. smear, nova has been a star dancer at the bull choice in she joined the company more than a decade ago in review. she was described as a rarity, a ballerina whose every movement fiercely meaninglessly right and true. 2 when you cause to captivate audience with beauty and moment, it means or you can tell, or you can deliver to them messages. and this message is for love, peace, kindness, or may not as one of many russians who left after the invasion in ukraine. but her defection as one of her countries thought ballerina

the flowers left the children where the flowers fly straight to amsterdam in amsterdam there is a hubcollected in fuel and the car is going in what? in what way this state began to cause problems for russian numbers russian banana producers have their own history, from us the ships left towards russia and ukraine, but the ships were blocked and repurchased at sea. and now european customers are buying containers with our bananas for half the price, half from former families and eight dollars per box, here on ecuadorian banana plantations, the staff has already been cut by half, and the world has generally understood the consequences of the sanctions for the rest. well i think one arrow so we also suffered, because in fact we suffer in exchange for what the highlands are located here as their capital of ecuador in the seventy-eighth year, it was kita and krakow that became the first cities inscribed on the unesco world heritage list and what is the foreign policy heritage here? on the one hand, the position of the official whale seems to be obvious, but apparently from here instruction

plotted, not only for performance with also from her stand against the war steadfast, which is here in amsterdam. yet now has launched a new attraction for tories with a head for heights. is the well as long as glass bottomed bridge surpassing if 526 meters struck chain gone down china, the glass bottomed bridge in the north west sun. my province can support up to 450 people over time while giving them a spectacular view. of the lush jungle far below. ah, clara again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. ukraine says russia has intensified it's offensive in the east. the dumbass region has seen an increase in fighting. present voted means lensky says, a situation there is difficult. char stratford has more from his, tim ukraine, a lot of heavy shirley of various locations in the east overnight and into the smaller or most particularly the tail of our proposal. lucy chance and her a town called hillis go. now these tales are all east of here, and they are part of, according to what you current military are saying. this is campaign by the russians to try and push dell and swelled the

you see this in new york, in amsterdam, across europe. despite your absolutely seeing this.oss the globe who are themselves ukrainians. all russian rooms. and they have been peacefully playing together for decades or longer —— they are ukrainian or they are russian. then you have events like this with an institutional hierarchy that is absolutely required to toe the official political line, but then you have priests and you have laypeople and educated people could push back against it and, you know, one of the problem is, of course, is that many of the people who belong to these russian parishes outside of russia are watching state—sponsored news coming from russia which, of course, as we know, is a little more than propaganda and so that is the information they are getting. they are running up against fellow parishioners who are getting more objective than multiple voices about what is happening and they have the tension and so you see it in parishes. it is in new york, it is in amsterdam, as you stated in italy and so forth.— in italy and so forth. would 'ust in italy and

that wasn't, which is you and amsterdam have yet now has launched a new attraction for tourists where their heads for hide says the wells long as glass bottomed bridge surpassing if 526 meters structure in grand on china. the glass bottomed bridge in the north west san la province can support up to 430 people at a time while giving them a spectacular view of the lush jungle far below. no, thanks. indeed o. logan . i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera ukraine says russia has intensified it's offensive in the east. the dumbass region has seen an increase in fighting, hasn't brought me as lensky says, situate.

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