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2 countries, i lithuania, and where bar case in athens, greece, they're not rich countries. right? but i think that they can certainly persuade the european countries that a few european countries that have tex read below 15 percent. they would just, hungary is one example. but i think on the whole this is a deal that is doable within the u. n. is generally beneficial to the i think, you know, maybe a little bit in contrast to what the other speakers have said. i think this is on the whole a good step which is very weak step and absolutely more has to be done. but what we now are committed to what everybody understands is that text sovereignty has to be tempered by fairness and taxes in one country have effects on the text, income of other countries as a text competition. and you just have from the country to their own text system without regard to how that affects populations from other countries. so this is a small step to live at all, but i think we're going in the right direction of understanding that we need to coordinate globally and find the fam, texas them that make sure th

, close to mountains and scenes. >> one of the best things about athens is that in two hours you can drive to go skiing, and you can swim at the beach. >> reporter: there's also a lot of really old ruins in athens, like the parthenon this is one of the oldest buildings in the world how old is it? >> 2,500 years b.c. >> reporter: that's over 4,000 years old. greece is famous for its ancient civilization they invented democracy, philosophy, and geometry they also invented the olympics. and still play some of the original games today, the ancient greek olympics were held to honor the greek gods. >> what relation did the line gent greeks have. >> that religion had a pantheon of gods, lots of different gods, athena was the guardian of athens, the goddess of wisdom and you had zeus, the king of the gods with his thunder bolts, af aphrodite, the goddess of love and ares, the got of war. >> reporter: greece is also renowned for its food and we went to an expert to learn about some of greece's most famous dishes. >> we are starting today with a greek salad and some dip what makes it a greek s

he goes on, "you my friend, a citizen of mighty and wise athens was -- mighty and what athens -- mighty and wise athens , are you not ashamed about karen so little about wisdom or truth -- caring so little about wisdom or truth." he is given a choice, permanent exile or death by poison. we know he chooses death. he drinks a lot. -- he drinks hemlock. what is the enduring legacy of socrates? his willingness to die for an idea. what idea? the freedom to speak your mind in the pursuit of truth. but another way. the principle of the freedom of conscious. this is one of the engines of change, of reform in human history. it was pioneered by western thinkers while ignored by virtually everybody else in the ancient world. the american founders knew this history. this is what they were fighting for in the revolution. this into the words of abigail adams she is writing a letter to her son. john one c -- john quincy does not want to join his father on a diplomatic mission in europe during the revolutionary war. abigail adams is a patriot. here are a few lines. "my son, these are the times in which

if you can get to athens, that is coming to see them! —— that is, to see them.s america. have a great night. hello. the north—south split in our weather becomes rather more east—west over the next couple of days. of course, it's northern areas — northern england, northern ireland and scotland — that have seen the lion's share of the driest, sunniest weather so far this week, and particularly across southern areas of england, in some spots, it has been very wet. the east—west orientation of our weather is to do with this area of low pressure still close to eastern parts, but also the flow of air to the north—northeastjust overnight and into tomorrow, just bringing a good deal of cloud down across eastern parts here. and with that, there'll be some light rain and drizzle, and it'll be quite misty within that as well. the clearest skies stay out towards the west, particularly wales, south west england, as we start off on wednesday morning with a mild start, temperatures holding up into double figures. it'll be rather a grey and gloomy start in the east, and again,

the acropolis in athens received thousands of visitors a day. they climb cobblestone puffs built in the 1950 to reach the open space at the top. and here they are now met with a broad pathway that takes them to the temple of the scene, known as the person on this pathway of poured concrete was laid down in the past few months. and it has outraged many seasons visitors who say its breadth and the material it's made of disrespect the size, but those we spoke to liked it, but i thought that well they do have that wasn't sort of it didn't feel like it wasn't in place, but it didn't fit in you didn't really notice that as like an ice or anything like that. the critics suspect the new perfectly aims to further commercialize the site by catering to big increase in the number of tourists from cruise ships. magnolia, go to us, is in charge of restoration work at the acropolis. he says he's merely restoring the path to what it used to be in the medallion by nothing down and been during the great part of the night. 10000 athenians a day. we're able to ente

john travelers report from athens took his foreign minister of luc joseph lou said he was coming to athens with a positive agenda, a change to more than a year of bob to exchanges and 10 stand offs quite literally on the high seas, where long standing maritime disputes almost pushed the 2 countries into military conflict, but more immediate concerns were on the agenda for now. greece and turkey will recognize each other's coded vaccination certificate to enable cross for the tourism. and perhaps most importantly, greek prime minister. yeah, because me to thank you and took as president at the one will meet on the sidelines of the nato summit in mid june. and so we won't all of these issues and the differences of opinions may result with a foundation, neighborliness international law under respect for mutual rights and interest. and for this reason, our dialogue must continue uninterrupted. on this subjects, both sides a willing we've re established not today the one that was an estimate. the purpose of today's meeting was to attempt a process of mutual understanding. and if that is possibl

the government and athens has come under criticism by rights, great being slow to vaccinate asylum seekers. they say that over crowding and unsanitary conditions inside refugee camps increase the risk of contracting the current of iris. grease began vaccinating the general public back in january and we joined now by katie fallon, a journalist who focuses on migration. and it was just come back from the greek island of les both. thanks for joining us, casey. why did it take so long to get back to nations for the people in the camp started? well official say that because april, the majority of people living in the camp, the younger they want on the top, the priority list. but they were always planned and it was time to start in may that justification for you just talking now. katy, what's that been like living in a camp during the pandemic? and will this vaccination roll out now help make things better? so it's been really challenging, obviously, for everyone during this time to make the refugee counts in greece and patricia and ging nicely. and i mean one of them upon the locked down at the

the amazon queen is to marry theses athens. it's just one of the interconnecting plots in a midsummer night's dream. the film version of this pele, based on the play by william shakespeare was shot in february, under locked down conditions, act, the premier, had been rescheduled several times. so it was important to, to use this time in a good way and not to do a streaming, which for me, it is always a kind of compromise because we just sort of, you know, do a documentary of what happened on that night. but to actually do a real film. so it was, it was a very important moment for the company to rehearse, to have a goal. and actually to, to be able to do this film. the result is a compelling bell, a film shot over 3 days and using 7 cameras. the lavish film production gives the realm of fairies and elves and especially magical feel. that's underscored by the contemporary music by george and the getting the idea was to go away from the 900 century idea of a fairy world as something that's kind of twitter re and glittery. and that

make tactical confessions while sticking to an expansionist playbook jumpstart opal. us al jazeera, athens, and whitehouse organization has renamed grown of eyes variance with greek letters to avoid stigma. historically, viruses have often been associated with the locations they originates from w h o m ologist to argue no countries should be stigmatized for detecting and reporting variance. now they have been given the letters are 5 bedtime gamma delta, according to the order of their detection. in the u. k, england's lockdown will effectively be over in 3 weeks by some health officials are calling for a delay due to concerns over the very 1st detected in india, which continues to spread. ne vodka reports from london you case basking in a long overdue heat wave. daring people to believe the pandemic. nearly over on june. the 21st. the government plans to scrap all cove and restrictions in england . ready 1st summer to remember with the frustration going down and quite soon i think it should be not normally coming quite quite quickly. definitely that mood has changed in the last few weeks.

he told us that athens has no control over refugees who illegally leave the country and try to settle elsewhere in the you. the problem is that there are some gentlemen coach, excepted that to those people that have been granted asylum from greece. they have the right to apply the 2nd 2nd time for what i saw in germany. but this is a decision by the gentleman quotes, and this has nothing to do with grace. and furthermore, you should take into account that the gentleman in the netherlands and those from belgium. they were obliged to go out by the, by the location system. it's the problem with france and germany to find those people and send them back to if they can violate the 2nd rules and they stay more than 3 months. we don't money. well pay. there are people from, from big so that's it weren't in greece. in the case of the island of sub was, there are 2 boats from the deadman course, puts it on and they are that it so they, they tried to do their job. but and i see that many people waiting for working for frontage rather says should the again, should make if you should do its job b

a painting by —— national gallery in athens.land fans, not german fans. england is through to the quarterfinals on saturday for stub that is it. do join us saturday for stub that is it. dojoin us again. hello there. so far this week, it's northern and western areas which have seen the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. further east has been cloudier with outbreaks of rain. but as we move towards the end of this week, it looks like high pressure will start to build in, so it will turn sunnier across eastern areas. there'll still be the odd shower here and there, and then it's the weekend, it looks more unsettled. for wednesday, you can see the pressure pattern — high pressure to the north and west, so largely clear with some sunshine here, but low pressure again over the near continent will affect eastern parts of the country. we'll start quite grey, i think, through this morning for many areas, but the sunshine will become more widespread across scotland and northern ireland, western england and wales. the odd sh

then when law enforcement knocked out the rival encroach athens guy e z c networks earlier this year, more than $12000.00 the compromised anom devices were in circulation all around the globe. multi $1000000.00 international crime in pines were now openly visible to the f. b. i and police on n criminal communicated in 45 languages, about things like dr. again, drugs, arms and explosive ram rate, 80, and guess decks armed robberies. and last but not least, contract killings. the coordinated rates around the globe have found more than $32.00 tons of various illegal drugs. hundreds of firearms and weapons have been recovered. and nearly a $150000000.00 in cash and cryptic currency has been ceased. the 3rd mobile phone, encrypted medical phone, worked the compromised by law enforcement within a very short period of time. and i think others are coming. so who can you trust? there are still criminal networks in existence. there are other elicit communications networks still operating. but when police, she's called this operation a watershed moment in global lore inforcement. it's difficult

in athens, on wednesday, the energy has pivoted into turkey as well. so what day for ankara is stumble. 25 degrees in plenty of sunshine for you. let's keep this theme. go in with sunshine toward the iberian peninsula. best weather on the continent right now. madrid up to $34.00 and wall to wall sunshine on tap. you keep rising that temperature over the past few days for the u. k. is unsettled toward northern parts dealing with us. some scattered showers here 22 degrees in belfast on wednesday. often north africa . we've also got plenty of sun pictures pretty well where they should be cairo you've bounced up to 40 degrees. thanks to a switch in the wind direction and across the gulf of guinea. we've got our heavy rain as we head toward southern sections of nigeria round the gulf of guinea, but really from the ivory coast up to see the own free town. a high of 28 degrees on wednesday for you, the abuse, and then accused by the government of failing to safeguard their families. and the fault lines investigates, institution life victim blaming that is lea

and mondrian, from the athens museum and 2012 later hid them in the woods. because i himself had gifted his painting to the greek people after world war to find the leading tech friends showing what they have to offer at the mobile world. congress. the event canceled last year because of the pandemic. so the focus this time around is on the gadgets and apps that can help bring people together. journal reports from barcelona, the world of work, the world of learning, the world of play, all old to perhaps forever by a virus that's changed everything. there is only one teacher that teacher in the real world, and they teach 30 people that teacher in a virtual world could teach. and it's a number of people past months that have forced us to be a pot. has also brought lessons about how better to share resources while apart. so we've been living in a panoramic where we've seen v r, double triple when in sale. and that's been driven by force remote behavior. but in the, in the world we're moving to, i think it's going to be a choice that you make is going to be hybr

is partly down to greece. failing to provide adequate conditions for migrants and allegation that athens denies. some national chords consider that greece is not ensuring that these persons are given suitable accommodation and provided with the minimum level of physical subsistence. greece is fully compliant with the obligations regarding border control, registration of a regular rivals, reception, asylum process and integration programs. and it's not responsible for any regular secondary floats. keeping illegal migrants out of the european union as partly the job of front tax. the agency charged with securing the external border, but according to the european court of auditors, it's failing to do its job, a multi form or government minister. the chief auditor of that report said the problem is getting worse from texas. presently, not discharging that due to the fact that when we found that this is even more wiring to tie one front tech's has been given added responsibilities. now front text has responded to those claims, saying it's quote, undergoing a massive transformation that could

or you're seeing a lot of athens like, you know what? i think i feel comfortable now. so hopefully she setting the stage for other app is look, i'm also dealing with this because you know, it's people who don't look like they're dealing with it. who struggle sometimes struggle the most best point. and lastly, i think and very quickly how do we normalize this conversation about mental health? just taking the signal off being like, you know, what i said from depression, i suffer meetings id. it's ok. i can admit it. i do. it takes a lot for a lot people, they just can't be, you know, it be making it less stigmatized. really what we need to do. and on that note regina, i'm going to have to let you go. but thanks for visiting us. no more as we go to break, remember that you can also start watching the hawk on demand, the brand new portable tv app, available on all platform. coming up, we'll discuss why in the 20th slave trader, k, k, k leader and confederate general remains. are finding a new home status to watching the hawk. ah, ah, ah, join me every 1st on the alex summo

and if we look to grease the 3 day in athens, we're going to see 40 degrees hit by the time we get to thursday. so lots of sunshine in clear skies, and it's a similar story for the i barian peninsula, spain and portugal thing. a lot of that warm weather the, the temperatures are going to be slightly down to what we expect. and it's a cooler picture for morocco rebec coming in with $25.00 degrees celsius. the ah l g 0 world needs to be is going to left the middle east and build remarkable life finding success in germany of the united states. yet never forgetting that homeland of iraq and palestine inspiring human stories around the world, the designer and the atomic scientists. now just bear with me the ah, back is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. there have been celebrations in the grey and the regional capital after local forces claimed victory in the conflict with e. c o p, and the federal troops. they're now threatening to pursue them out of the area. israeli forces of both those the palestinian business and the occupied in occupied east jerusalem in the area of san jua

and if we look to grease the 3 day in athens, we're going to see 40 degrees hit by the time we get to thursday. so lots of sunshine in clear skies. and it's a similar story for the i barian peninsula, spain and portugal, seeing a lot of that warm weather, the temperatures are going to be slightly down to what we expect. and it's a cooler picture for morocco rebec coming in with $25.00 degrees celsius. the who's a city defined by military occupation. there's never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome. but the default spectrum that meant then they could only project. that's what we refuse was one of the founders of settlement with this. and the story of to say to the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is tied in 21st century jerusalem, a rock and a hard place analogy 0 across the world. young activation organizer the wrong, the move. okay, we do the work. heard in the 1st of a new series to people in new york city use different to me to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a wi

he was arrested in may after the interception of a ryan at plane on its way to villiers from athens. authorities and boilers forced the plane to land and minced where he was taken into custody. the arrest from 2 international outrage, gabrielle ta cooper. all time has voted in favor of easing strict abortion laws. 62 percent of residents voted to relax the north. the government proposed legal changes to allow termination when a woman's mental of physical health is at risk. or when fetuses have fatal physical abnormalities. authorities in australia have ordered residents for neighborhoods in central sydney to stay home for a week thought of measures to contain a growing outbreak of the delta, very end of covert 19 several dozen cases have been recorded this week in kenya, and there is an alarming surgeon covey, $900.00 cases, pushing health providers to the brink. health officials warn the death of barry and 1st that in fact an india is responsible for the rise in infections. it is thought to be more contagious than previous areas. w. mario miller visited a hospital and key so more wh

but with more than half the residents' population vaccinated, all eyes are turning toing to athens tosarily that the tourists need to feel that safe in order to come and party and feel safe. you know? because for example, last year, people were ready to party. was hard for us to enforce the rules on them. but i think we are all trained now, us, the clientele, the personnel, everyone. so i think, yes, this is going to be a better summer. >> reporter: that's, if a hades of sound is your thing. but for the more mature traveler, that can only be a relief. sam kiley, cnn, mykonos. >> thanks for watching, spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. follow me on twitter and instagram @holmescnn. more cnn "newsroom," in just a moment. at carvana, we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms, with care and respect. to us, the little things are the big things. which is why we do everything in our power to make buying a car an unforgettable experience. happy birthday. thank you. we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms. because that's what they deserve. hi

difficulties accessing the world's most spectacular archaeological monuments, like the acropolis in athens. but greece's government is working to improve that. it's already installed a concrete walkway that enables wheelchair users to easily reach the site, and now it is a veil plan to improve the experience for visitors with visual impairments include signs and braille, and bold and scaled model of the monuments. it's all part of a restoration project at the ancient treasure. thank you for watching w news. ah, the so many posted heard out in the world climate conference stores. this is much less the way from just one week. how much less can really get but we still have time to go. i'm doing all.

the helicopter pilot, used to being at the controls, was flown to athens, where he will now face trialgreek public. people in iran are voting for a new president, but with prominent reformist candidates barred from running, almost all those in contention are seen as hardliners. 0ur middle east editor, jeremy bowen, is here. if they are all hardliners, does that mean there is a front runner? yes, all but one, but the whole landscape seems to be tilted in favour of a man who is head of the judiciary, a hardliner and someone who was implicated in a campaign that resulted in the executions of thousands of political prisoners and rebels back in the 805, so it is a pretty unsavoury past. the question is, whether this is going to change a great deal in iran. there are some suggestions that he is groom to be the next supreme leader, because the president is not the number one guy there. that may or may not be the case. there is also the question about the big foreign policy issue, which is the iran nuclear deal. will that be revived? there are suggestions that it might be and the candidate has

they were arrested may, after the dramatic reception of a ryan airplane on its way to vilnius from athens authorities. and bella was forced the plane to land and men with a couple was taken into custody. and that arrest prompted international condemnation of the european union and post sanctions on beller ruth over the incident. so alexander, how do you think that news is going to be received by leaders at the summit? well, i think it's definitely good news that he is apparently no longer in jail. but we also have to stress that the european union has been calling on the regime in b r o to immediately release roman practice savage. and he's a partner and not to keep them under house arrest. additionally, we have to say that according to human rights groups, there are more than 500 political prisoners in detention in belie ruth and the european union is calling on the regime to release them as well. and that is why i think that the leaders will discuss that, but i don't think that we can expect them to ease restrictions or sanctions just imposed. again, stella rows are brussels bureau chie

visitors being greece's biggest spenders athens is banking on a summer surge in american visitors andnes are increasing flights to greece this year from new york, chicago, philadelphia, newark and washington, d.c. the key is an aggressive vaccination campaign to jab every island resident by the end of june. so visitors can come if they've been vaccinated themselves, survived infection or have a negative pcr test. >> it's a covid-free island and we wait all the tourists to arrive to enjoy the beaches, to enjoy the life. >> reporter: getting that done may rest on ending nationwide regulation that is ban music and crowds. a heart doctor, also owns several night clubs and hotels. his clients call in with two questions, especially from america. >> first of all, we ask if we are all vaccinated and secondly they can really party on the island like they used to. >> so vaccine, party? >> yeah. that's the magic recipe. >> reporter: around 18% of greeks have been fully vaccinated. new covid cases are falling and deaths are about 40 a day. for now, though, the clubs are empty, only cocktail shake

athens was capable of ascending to great heights. but only if the public understood the depths to which it might sink absent great effort. cohesion and courage shakespeare's plays can perform the same function shakespeare gives us many leaders who struggle to attain power only to realize that their power is empty or even destructive. generally speaking. there are no successful leaders in shakespeare only different types of failures. it's almost as if shakespeare's performing the role of the roman slave who follows behind a general writing in a victory procession. crew rome whispering into the general's ear all glory is fleeting. shakespeare is whispering to us. there's richard the second. bleakly and poetically realizing that his power is gone. there is the evil but irresistible richard the third railing against the fates at the battle of bosworth. and there is again. bowling work henry the fourth the great usurper as the civil war grinds on king henry the fourth now old and tired longs. for rest declaring uneasy lies the head. that

it was built in athens some 2500 years ago during europe's first experiment with democracy.ut is a steep cli up. in the spirit of 21st-century inclusiveness, the government has decided to make the monument more accessible to visitors. there is wheelchair access and authorities will add braille signs for the visually impaired. i have seen people in wheelchairs who came up for the first time and felt happy. this is something that should also make us happy. but not everyone is happy. this site was never paved. it was always just rocky. if there had been a ramp, it would've been saved with marble or stone. but that never existed. some say they are not bothered by the modifications. >> this is one of the most recognizable sites on the entire group -- planet. reporter: the culture ministry say these improvements have been installed with care. anchor: here in germany, lots of schools have returned to their usual schedules. students are now required to be tested regularly for covid-19. this usually includes nasal swabs. but one region has lollipops. reporter: it starts, the lollipop

the apex departed last weekend from athens. all passengers provided proof of vaccination underwent a medical screening got a vcovid test. it f flagged two guests with coronavivirus early their month. they were moved into isolation. >> the case was hand manied as per protocol and that's why there was no further issues. we followed the protocols and proved that the protocols work. >> feel safe, relaxed, i barely thought about coronavirus beyond this conversation wince very been on the ship. >> that's the first time he thought about it even with the mask on all right. >>> time for a check of weather with mary lee. >> hey. >> hey. we are looking at beautiful weather. once again this afternoon. so your lunchtime hour. once you can expect with san francisco and you can see breaks in the clouds. we are seeing patches of blue. pretty sight with the skies starting to clear a bit. our temperatures are in the 60's and 70's. very similar to yesterday. mid-70s for concord. san jose, livermore, mid-60s's oakland, san francisco and for santa

. >> some 16,000 demonstrators turned out on the streets of athens, thousands more in other cities torotest a bill. it was already approved by the majority earlier this week. the government says it is trying to make it more flexible, but protesters say it suppresses workers. >> thousands voice their opposition to a planned labor reform which some have equated to modern-day slavery. the reform, which seeks to make the greek labor market more accessible, would allow the working day to be expanded from eight to 10 hours in return for more days off but no extra pay. it would therefore be up to staff to personally negotiate their working hours with management, but opponents fear the overtime exploitation of employees and undermine collective bargaining. >> [speaking foreign language] >> greece's liberal government meanwhile says it will allow employees to take more time off, improve parental leave, and help combat sexual harassment in the workplace, a positive spin which has failed to convince unions and the opposition. >> inflation in the u.s. is rising at its fastest pace in over a decad

the helicopter pilot, used to being at the controls, was flown to athens, where he will now face trialter the government gave the go—ahead to a live events pilot scheme. a significantly reduced crowd from 111,000 to around 10,000 people will attend the three—day festival. our reporter emily anderson is there for us. it is absolutely tipping down with rain here that it would be a uk festival, would it, without rain? i don't think even the great british weather can dampen the spirits of festivalgoers here. the crowds are smaller than usual. usually over 100,000 rock fans packing here for download festival across the weekend. this year, numbers are strictly limited to 10,000. now, that there are no day tickets and festivalgoers are expected to come for the entire weekend. there are also strict covid protocols. people need to provide a negative test before and after they come into the event. but what that does mean is that once the rock fans are inside they can mosh and dance without any social distancing or wearing masks. now, for the organisers, the main priority is keeping people safe.

but with more than half the residents vaccinated, all eyes are turning to athens to unleash dyonosis.example, last year, people were ready to party. it was hard for us to enforce the rules on them. but i think we're all trained now. us, the clientele, everyone. so i think this is going to be a better summer. >> reporter: that's if a hades of sound is your thing. there's talk in mykonos how the vibe won't get going until the loud music starts. for the more mature traveler, that can only be a relief. sam kiley, cnn, mykonos. >> sam got a pretty good assignment there, didn't he? wow. i'd rather i got that one. thanks, sam, for that report. thanks for watching, all of you, as well. this has been an hour cnn. i'll be back with another hour after a short break. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. >>> welcome to all of our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. thanks for joining me. i'm robyn cu

next look to the message. athens is trying to send by doing that same written struggle to find a solution to illegal immigration is a bit of an understatement. it's paid money to countries like turkey to take people back in school bold internally. who is responsible with the much touted doubling rules, meaning it was the 1st country that a migrant arrived in. even places like italy and greece to show the burden be stopped. the buddha management agency in a big hole back height. but as each solution has failed, the pool has gone back to the drury board, now is travel. ege is up again following the covey pandemic. you want to be clear, like who are not welcome a long range acoustic device in one in 3, or 5. the noise is just one of a plethora of new techniques being using grease. the idea is to make sure that any migrant trying to cross illegally from turkey. no, no. you must meet with new systems like the sound cannon and ahmed vehicles. we can prevent illegal entry. defense has been constructed in the areas where we have the biggest problems. and the automated surveillance system will now

but it remains the tradition very much alive in sweden and the native not harm athene. he quits this, christy french rep placed the starring role in france. 30000000 buckets eaten every day. that means about half about gets a day per person. it is delicious. so really no wonder since 1993 decreed in case that the traditional bucket must be baked in a certain way and he has the secret ah, on that i guess from 7 am or the way through to 9 pm for french people buy get is a part of life ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i get, i get is a symbol, a french identity. of course we have other sorts of bread on offer as well, but it is essential. i'm going with my name is anthony boston on a baker. i run for bakeries with my wife. i came 2nd place in the 2900 pounds. i get championships, performer, i'll be more than good job putting readings for traditional i guess. above all you need high quality flower. that's the most important thing i really made in front. i think within that one time process. yep. i mean many ingredients, flour and water, salt and east. it may look simple, but bak

at micro comes on the gee and islands. athens has come under criticism by rights, groups for being slow to vaccinate asylum seekers at risk in overcrowded camps. brace rolled out in the nation campaign to the general public. in january, germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis. germany is cardinal. hon mom says he must share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. and in his remarks he admitted to personal failures as well as institutional and systemic failure. knox has been a leading voice in the call for short church reforms, and his resignation comes just weeks after the pope order to review several of germany set for the scandal within the church. initial investigations showed decades of cover up by the clergy and cardinal mark spoke a little earlier at a press conference. let's take a listen to what he said is good for me as you can to me for me, this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church home, the place which is a post to provide the space for he

. >> turkish foreign minister -- said he was coming to athens with a positive agenda, a change to more than a year e of charged exchanges and 10 standoffs quite literally on the high seas where long time standing maritime disputes almost push the countries into conflict. more immediate concerns were on the agenda -- greece and turkey will recognize covid vaccination certificates to enable cross-border tourism. most importantly, the greek prime minister and turkish president will meet on the sidelines of a nato summit in mid-june. >> we want all of these issues and differences of opinions to be resolved with the foundation enabling us, international law, and respect for rights and influence. on the side, both sides are willing. we have reestablished that today. >> the purpose of today's meeting was to attempt a process of understanding, and if that proves possible, a gradual smoothing over of the situation over time. >> greece and turkey came to the brink of war last year when their navies deployed. the reason was turkish exploration for under c -- under-see gas. the meeting of the fore

phil: in belarus -- an arrest after a flight was intercepted on the way toilnius athens, authoritiesn belarus forced the plane to land in minsk where he was taken into custody, prompting international outrage. 12 german troops and another u.n. soldier have been wounded in a car bomb attack in mali. it happened outside their base. it is the worst attack since germany became involved in the peacekeeping mission in 2013. eu leaders have ended a two-day in-person summit in brussels. the meeting was full of disagreement over how to advance communication between the block and russia, and what do about a new law in hungary that restricts discussions of lgbtq issues. reporter: it was a difficult night for eu leaders as they rallied behind one of their own and against one of their own, with hungary's new law targeting the lgbtq community provoking a backlash so intense, some leaders called the experience unprecedented. >> we had a very sincere, sometimes even emotional exchange of views, exchange of arguments, on those topics. but the opportunity for many leaders to reaffirm their very strong

a painting by pablo picasso that was stolen from a greek gallery nine years ago has been found in athensthe woman's head along with another painting by a dutch artist were recovered from a gorge outside the city. a greek man has been arrested in relation to the thefts. ethiopia has government has declared a cease-fire after -- ethiopia's government has declared a cease-fire. rebel forces have captured the regional capital and seized some of the surrounding territory -- the surrounding territory. it appears the conflict is by no means over. >> the pain is everywhere. thousands of lives lost. many others left fighting for theirs. 2 million displaced from their homes and living in whatever they can find. and hundreds of thousands now face severe famine with millions more in need of food aid. these are the scars from eight months of fighting between ethiopian government soldiers and rebel forces in the tigre region. on monday, the government appointed administration in tigre called for a cease-fire before reportedly fleeing. >> in the namef the tigre and all peaceloving people, we ask the fe

she is highest at the national gallery and athens back in 2012 during a presentation of the painting. at a news conference on tuesday, the work was perched on a table top, where at one point it even slipped onto the floor. elsewhere a minister lean, i'm and doni said the picasso would have been impossible to sell as it had a personal inscription by the artist. because i had gifted it to greece in recognition of the country's resistance to nazi forces during their 19412442 patient. a portraits of british painter david hockney done by his long time friend and contemporary lucien freud sold at sotheby's in london on tuesday for a whopping 14900000 pounds. that's about 17300000 euros. freud and hawk me are among britons, most acclaimed artists, and the portrait painted at the peak of his career is now the most expensive work by him ever to sell at auction and friends of the marvel comic franchise showed up many of them in cost play at a red carpet event in new york on tuesday for the much anticipated film. black widow, jarring scarlet, young, handsome. she plays natasha romanoff, a black