in mid-july, there was a wildfire on the northern outskirts of athens.of homes were destroyed. eleni myrivili knows that time is running out. in a few decades, large parts of this city of close to 4 million people could become uninhabitable. already, athens is often the hottest city in europe during the summer. >> we don't have a lot of parks and green spaces, and we have a lot of old people. the fact that the surfaces, we have a lot of surfaces that tend to heat up. we have a lot of cars that produce even more heat, and air conditioning produces even more heat. so it's actually a pretty deadly mix in athens. >> studies have shown that older people, in particular, are at risk of dying during heat waves. so, eleni myrivili is also seeking advice from the red cross. here, colleagues from the australian red cross explain how they devised a system to help vulnerable groups cope with temperatures of up to 50 degrees celsius. >> they started out in response to a big heat wave that killed many people, at the request of the local authorities there. >> we are pre

in mid-july, there was a wildfire on the northern outskirts of athens.of homes were destroyed. eleni myrivili knows that time is running out. in a few decades, large parts of this city of close to 4 million people could become uninhabitable. already, athens is often the hottest city in europe during the summer. >> we don't have a lot of parks and green spaces, and we have a lot of old people. the fact that the surfaces, we have a lot of surfaces that tend to heat up. we have a lot of cars that produce even more heat, and air conditioning produces even more heat. so it's actually a pretty deadly mix in athens. >> studies have shown that older people, in particular, are at risk of dying during heat waves. so, eleni myrivili is also seeking advice from the red cross. here, colleagues from the australian red cross explain how they devised a system to help vulnerable groups cope with temperatures of up to 50 degrees celsius. >> they started out in response to a big heat wave that killed many people, at the request of the local authorities there. >> we are pre

agean in athens.en it comes to the cyprus issue, tukiye has been pushing for equitable share of resources in -- arguing for dialogue and diplomacy. we can see on the one hand, greek leaders say, that tukiye once a neighborly relations but on the others we see in the same day that greece is militarizing or sending a deployment to the non-military status islands. . it is a hypocritical situation, of course there's been historical tension between these two countries. if we're going to continue to talk about the history, tukiye and greece cannot get anywhere. tukiye has been pushing for dialogue and pushing on with some of the disagreements and finding some sort of common ground to solve and overcome some of this -- these issues. however, the greek side can -- it's position changes day and night and is very unproven oval -- very unpredictable. it becomes a problem for tukiye and its leadership to deal with greek officials. they see that as being provocations, not a willingness to actually find the solutio

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because she's athens chief heat officer. at re capitols 1st, and the 1st and all of europe. it's her job to prepare the city for climate change . here she's descending into the city's historical underground, altogether with an employee of the athens waterworks. it's home to hadrian aqueduct, an underground tunnel, almost 20 kilometers long. built my roman emperor hadrian, in the 2nd century ab aline. muddy valley, once water to flow. here again, soon, engineers have already drawn up plans exhausted that they are planning to create 20 specific points. where the, where they tap into the water into the green new parks. the idea is to create a green belt running straight through the city. the creation of parts should produce a cooling effect. the cheap heat officer is particularly proud of this small part, which was inspired by japanese gardens that we have to choose plants that both have a lot of leaves and thick canopy that without a loser their leaves in the winter. but also can, can do not need the enormous amounts of water and can survive in difficult conditions for several

because she's athens chief heat officer. it re capitals 1st and the 1st in all of europe. it's her job to prepare the city for climate change. here she's descending into the city's historical underground, together with an employee of the athens waterworks, it's home to hadrian aqueduct, an underground tunnel, almost 20 kilometers long built by roman emperor hadrian, in the 2nd century ag aline. mighty volley once water to flow here again, soon, engineers have already drawn up plans and they'll said that they are planning to create 20 specific points where the, where they tap into the water into the green new parks. the idea is to create a green belt running straight through the city. the creation of parts should produce a cooling effect. the chief heat officer is particularly proud of this small part, which was inspired by japanese gardens. that we have to choose plants that both have a lot of leaves and thick canopy that without a loser there leaves in the winter. but also can, can do not need the enormous amounts of water and can survive in difficult conditions for sever

but that for athens, it's likely too little too late. now my babble an of your 3 a 4 year old allow me to be nice to have a new park in my neighbourhood with a fountain i can cool off in on hot days, vulnerable to store. but to be honest, it seems like giving a cancer patient and aspirin, alamahood, emily, rush, speeding. i get the impression that we've already surrendered. no misery unless you come up of iffy or the blue nicki my beginning, accepted the climate crisis in from with and now about we're trying to somehow live with it the border blog. i locksmith read level shuttle stories after. after all, this ancient city has survived many a crisis in its almost 4000 year long history. waste management is another big challenge for many countries and let his tool here in after pick 2. but as we'll see, release weeks doing the b service edition can play a big role in terms of effectively change after all, even something as simple as an old plastic bottle can hold any loses bah. hello. it's time to go in these school kids until goes capital

from to louisiana, with course the mediterranean to grace athens is one of the what a citizen europe and extreme temperatures of putting public health at risk. this is one reason why europe's foster chief heat officer is this they're not long ago. we reported on the very fast heat of he said he in africa to day, we introduce you ta colleague in europe. in high summer, the sun beats down on athens, temperatures of 40 degrees celsius or more, are becoming commonplace. and that's hard on tourists and locals alike. aline, mit easily always keeps her water bottle handy. she knows all about summer in the city, in the risks it poses, because she's athens chief heat officer, the greek capitals 1st, and the 1st and all of europe. it's her job to prepare the city for climate change . here she's descending into the cities historical underground. well, together with an employee of the athens waterworks, it's home to hadrian aqueduct, an underground tunnel, almost 20 kilometers long, built by roman emperor hadrian in the 2nd century ab aline, moody valley, once water to flow here again, soon, eng

already, athens is often the hottest city in europe during the summer. and we don't have a lot of parks and, and green spaces. and we have a lot of old people, the fact that the surfaces are, are we have a lot of surfaces that then to heat up. we have a lot of cars that produce even more heat and air conditioning produces even more heat. so it's actually a pretty deadly makes enough and the heat is an issue for a gas emmanuel and not just because he likes to run long distances. he's an actor and one of the most famous climate activists in greece to promote climate protection. the athenian ran 2500 kilometers from here to the world climate conference in glasgow. scotland last year. he thinks having a heat officer like a leaning buddy valley isn't a bad idea, but that for athens, it's likely too little too late. now my babble and of jo, 3, a floor yard and them it'd be nice to have a new park in my neighbourhood with a fountain i can cool off in on hot days on the restore. but to be honest, it seems like giving a cancer patient and aspirin, alamahood, emil

this year it's a pilot project that was started and city spain and athens, greece, and will be adopted by other citizen. and categorizes heat waves based on the effect of human health. much like earthquakes get categorized based on the intensity. the idea is to help people prepare and respond better and that thought all heat waves will also be named in the future just like hurricane katrina immediately evokes these images in your head and makes it easier to remember the disaster. so may heat wave though it the world's 1st ever hit event to officially be named and he at the end of july once it's clear that he'd great as especially dangerous information on how to stay safe, can be spread to those who are most endangered messaging around waves is, is really critical because there are a lot, there's a lot people can do with their own behavior to keep them safe from the city of athens, even develop an extreme heat up that's now also being used in milan, paris, and one of them. we have an application called extreme global that shows you your personalized risk depending where you are in the c

one of the solutions at athens has been trying to implement it, which a lot of things that have tried to implement around the world is creating green corridors. and we have finalized the designs of 3 green corridors in athens. meanwhile, freetown is currently keening up garbage life and converting them into public gardens that i cleaned safe and cool. also planting a 1000000 trees across the city for that free time eventually becomes treated santiago to chile as taking a similar approach. we just from a $2000000.00. 2 we're one forest program. it's is a really ambitious we should be able to provide we've, at the 30 south m in trees or the city. we never had that in the past before. trees been just provide shape and reflect the sun's rays back up. they also help lower the air temperature around them by essentially sweating the take up water from the ground, which then gets put back into the air through a process called evapotranspiration. but they aren't the only form of education that can help cooled on the air. in places where there might not be enough space for new trees. streets an

one of the solutions of athens has been trying to implement it, which a lot of things that have tried to implement around the world is creating green corridors. and we have finalized the designs of 3 drinkers. there's enough of. meanwhile, freetown is currently cleaning up garbage sites and converting them into public gardens that i clean, safe and cool. to also planting a 1000000 trees across the city for a free time, eventually becomes treated. and shouted sheila is taking a similar approach we just from a $2000000.00. 2 we're on forest program. it is a really ambitious me should be able to provide we've a 30 south m increase or the city we never had that in the past before. trees on just provide shape and reflect a sun's rays back up. they also help lower the air temperature around them by essentially sweating the take up water from the ground, which then gets put back into the air through a process called evapotranspiration. but they aren't the only form of vegetation that can help called on the air. in places where there might not be enough space for new trees. streets and roofs

the regions governor is critical of the actions taken by the government in athens, which should thus go for some more energy democracy, 1000000 newport shorted the 2 more and smaller investors to create their own renewables. and also for, for the big was it to have a deeper social control they sort of show for when how into which level they are the developer of the area mission also containing your, fortunately for us and before we, before us is to license the renewables which are nowadays licensed the by the federal government. many residents believe their objections don't count, even though they're the ones who will have to live with the consequences of more wind turbines. these ugly projects will have a negative impact on the beauty of the place. i think this many wind turbines makes no sense. there are other ways to generate energy like from floating offshore wind turbines in the c, let this and i'm a little bit lyn latham. the race for offshore permit has already begun hellenic petroleum has just signed a deal with german energy giant r w e. starting with a 2 megawatt wind farm

you can consider it as even bigger than the city of athens.ity of athens? yes. was burnt by the fires? yep. i mean, even teams of firefighters from other countries had to come here to support us, bringing planes, helicopters, trucks in order to try to stop the fire. my next stop on the island is an animal sanctuary. before the fires, it was home to horses and donkeys and children could visit for riding lessons. look at these guys, wow! something so exhilarating and majestic about watching horses run. i had a chance to see the extent of the damage the fires have had on the land here in this area. on the lives around here. what was like before fire? it was a paradise. it was calm. it was a forest — it used to be a forest, with so many trees, green. i can see in your eyes, you know, how emotional it is and it must have been a really difficult time. what was it like when the fires were raging here and what did you do? we knew the other villages was completely burnt, so we knew that — we just say — we look at the place for the last time and we went

this is the peninsula of central greece where athens is located, both troops met on the plain near the5,000 greeks in total 10. but these were trained heavily armed hoplite wars. they went into battle in close formation in several lines, famous for their invulnerable phalanx, and they were commanded by a talented commander. as a result, the greeks defeated the conquerors and they fled to their ships, the meltet sent a messenger to athens and yes, he ran without stopping. kilometers to announce the victory, and after that he fell dead, it was in memory of this feat that the concepts of marathon running and marathon distance arose on september 12, 1903, for the first time in history , an operation was performed to extract a bullet from the heart by a russian estonian surgeon. werner tegefon manteffill in the city of tartum, a young girl maria plavn was brought to mant and filio, she was shot from a revolver during a bandit attacks, surgeon. the girl managed to cut out the bullet and the walls of the right ventricle and sew up the wound. survived it became a sensation montefel was appoint

of war days, to renew an agency, the drills come at a time of hide and tension between ankara and athens. law small turkey said greece had blocked it as $300.00, be silenced at 16 just in the 8th and see greece denied the accusation as the nato member. greece is also participating in the exercise and it's beyond the study. it's before the job is done together. so don't run them for that reason exams, those will be beneficial for mortal force, especially for one of the largest such exercise in the region is being attended by 15 countries and $8000.00 military personnel. it's a test of turkey. as operational readiness, as an corolla takes over nato response force is very time comment from u. k. next year. if the nato response force needs to be activated, it will be commanded from this ship by the turkish admirals. any potential conflict between russia and nato would be a challenge for on kara, because it has strong ties with moscow and the potential conflict between we sent turkey would be a challenge for the military alliance as the 2 countries, our nato allies, the turkish navy, husband,

athene: there's something quite poetic about it. it's very sad.for retired headmistress athene ruff, tolling the bells was a solemn obligation. athene: we don't often practice because we don't often have to do it. but when we do, the first few rounds are quite poignant. and in fact, the more it goes on the more poignant it is. [bells ringing] oh, it's very important. just as when the queen celebrated her platinum jubilee, all of the ringers within marlow came to have a ring. because that's the way we show our appreciation. appreciation, or on this occasion, to mark her her decline. [organ playing] malcolm: all saints echoed to the sound of bach as people were drawn to the church for quiet contemplation. organist richard harker. richard: it's going to be intensely emotional for everybody, certainly over the next few weeks. she's been such a presence in all of our lives for certainly all of my life, for many people's lives. and i think we're generally going to miss her and that stability and her just omnipresence, if you like, just that security tha

a quarter of all turbines are concentrated on the island of e via near athens. the locals have had enough 400 wind turbines dominate the landscape in this region of india. and soon there could even be more the area has been scorched by several wild fires recently. and despite promises, there has been no re for a sting here yet. that means heavy rainfall poses a major landslide threat to coastal settlements. environmentalist scattering and yan is clear that the construction of more turbines will only make things worse. no vegetation would mean little or no water retention. more turbines means more concrete and more damage. so vested all of our courtesy follow up next week at the ocean. they're planning to build another 14 turbines along the ridge from that mountain over there. to this point, he got the me of each one will be a 185 meters tall. and with him comes a concrete base and of course the necessary connecting. rosa is roman. no more turbine is what's written on this banner. many people here are fed up, especially because they don't get any of the benefits.

it is obvious that we are now seeing footage from athens where there was a russian demonstration. yes , where people rode with uh with russian flags. and how legal is it now under the current authorities of greece, uh, in general, what is the attitude towards the russians and what mood do you have on the street, uh, and then, an amazing event, of course, an amazing action cars passing through the center from the signals with russian flags raised a sign of solidarity with russia and in particular with the russian military special operation in ukraine and a lot of people participated, and hundreds even thousands of cars that filled the streets of athens, the police, but tried in various ways to intervene in the situation and somehow interrupt this thousands of demonstrations. but it was this was currencyism, which has no legal basis. and because the greek people have the right to express their will to express their opinion in peaceful ways to express their protest and express support for what they think is right and needs this victory and that was absolutely greek. and accordingly,

it is obvious that we are now seeing footage from athens where there was a russian demonstration.an flags. uh, how legal is it now under the current greek authorities ah, in general what is your attitude towards russians and what are your moods on the street? eco is an amazing event, of course. amazing action of cars passing through the center of athens with signals with raised russian flags in solidarity with russia and

to gyles, david and sir tony blair to help us look forward after it are real to us a few days that atheneight, in a very personal and moving speech the new king pledged to service or with loyalty, respect and love for the rest of his life. a new era has dawned. that's all from me in this special programme, bye—bye. led by the new king, the united kingdom has entered a period of national mourning for her majesty queen elizabeth ii. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen us zabeth ii. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen us to eth ii. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen us to know. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen us to know and working but he wanted us to know and he wanted harry and meghan to know that he loves them and he wishes them well in their future life, as they build a life overseas. gyles, thank ou they build a life overseas. gyles, thank you for— they build a life overseas. gyles, thank you for coming _ they build a life overseas. gyles, thank you for coming along i they build a life overseas. gyles, thank you for co

today and for example three months ago, lockheed martin transfers $4.3 billion of its pensions to athene holding, a insurance holding specializing in life insurance and owned by the private equity firm, apollo global management and overnight retirees rployees and were notified their pensions were managed by athene and no longer governor bid old corporation. many employees are exceptionally nervous about that. it's one recent example private equity giants expansion into people's pensions and into the insurance industry. workers end up worse off where wall street and private equity firms get involved and we've seen in over and over in industry after industry. in march, i ask nic and fio to look into private equities expansion into similar pension risk transfer, transactions, we need to understand the risk to workers whose financial service depends on pension and retirement programs. nic and fio provided thousandful responses to my letter, thank you for that. naic monitoring the risk taking behavior of private equity owned insurers and done similar work in the connectiveness in insurance an

i know one in athens true, it was a long time ago. did they live now?have such acquaintances in european capitals? boss's orders i met with one person in a conversation. true, the commission of this private order, who, as far as i know, he lived, studied in paris during the occupation, collaborated with the germans, was sentenced to execution by partisans, fled to belgium, recently led some large laboratory there, and then left for western germany or switzerland can you describe it? yes do it, please found tomorrow's meeting. children are very fond of toast, mahei has a lot of pieces of fruit and berries, jam, mahei makes tests. after all, you dreamed of something else now, only that they would find water on mars, register on hello world.ru and get a 10% cashback when you pay with a mir card at the checkout in detsky mir stores, as usual endlessly. the effects of the fight against viruses , the elimination of symptoms of sars, the removal of inflammation, and also suitable for children pensions at vtb pensioner will get as much as 100,000 rubles. and th

. >> reporter: a busy day for stacey abrams from atlanta, and athens, home of university of georgia,ng supporters at a labor union rally if elected, she'll work to expand medicaid, reinstate free technical college, work to address the growing number of hospital closures in the state. >> i'm here for the families in need of health care, that are being denied access because brian kemp will not expand medicate in the state of georgia. i'm here because right now in atlanta, there is a countdown to the closure of yet another level one trauma center, the sixth hospital to shut down under his failed leadership. we've got 19 more on the watch list, and i refuse to watch another hospital shut down. and that's why i intend to be the next governor of the great state of georgia. >> reporter: republican incumbent governor brian kemp, long opposed to medicaid expansion, saying it would be too costly, arguing he should get another four years in office for the way he's led the state on economic issues. kemp will address the jewish coalition in sandy springs sunday. eva mac ken, cnn, athens, georgia.

at the beginning of july level, athens that admitted as the relaxation of measures together with the emergence of new some variance has made it easier for the virus to spread. again has been a spike of cases among the general population and in the health care sector. those who in the middle and that put a strain on the health system wasn't there. so unfortunately, it's held up quite well. i'm in this how one thought it wasn't there in spain is currently undergoing its 8th covered wave. but incidents in the over sixty's has now dropped to $400.00 cases per 100000 people. the same rate as before, the lifting of restrictions hospitalizations have also significantly decreased. the spanish government has announced that the 4th vaccination campaign will start in autumn. however, the new vaccines have to be adapted to the latest the variance of the virus. experts are also warning that the global vaccination rate will play an important role in how the pandemic develops and that a close eye should be kept on new mutations. a for, grew up on the future of the cupboard 19 pandemic. well, also d

his party will work to change the role of athens in the geopolitical arena, by the way the sent bmpsce will be reimbursed by germany will send the same number of fresh units of its production. in the magadan region , a suspension with a video camera for a helicopter was tested, using which can be monitored in real time, the device happening overboard has no analogues in russia; it was developed by the concern. kalashnikov found out for what purposes lyudmila shcherbakova the helicopter is gaining altitude at this time, the operator ekaterina startseva turns the video pendant located on the bottom of the helicopter , the girl states that the review is good, and now ekaterina contacts the crew with a request to slow down a little thanks to the crew. we throw off the speed get up in a circle. and we are already trying to cling to some specific object. yes which interests us eh well, here again due to throwing off the speed and height of the variation. the higher we are, the more visibility we have. and well , we can cling to this helicopter, the kolyma aviation is used mainly to extingu

reconnoitering what obwelling interterranean climate separates in different corners of the planet such athensummer, the sound of high temperatures is observed, and in san francisco. but peru in the summer is more cool enlightened. this is the rise of the deep. here is the ocean. up to the top, the top of these replace the console with warm water. such a process can surrender, supposedly open ocean, and kolyaba stew, exacerbate the latent climate. there's more cool oleg - don't carry it. not armor, on the contrary, expanding biodiversity regions. justishis. read the process of riding the river is called climatologists. yes he is welling at them cold salt water. to repent in the ocean under such a warm and fresh tire and the climate becomes larger. a person suffered near the midday bark and from the typhoon on the nor, gusts of wind reached 200 km - the reptile of the coastal zone, cuts, many quarters, sagging trees, there was an opera of rats on the road, and a certain dion pinched schools and universities changed the schedule of the phrase and some companies suffered the japanese prefecture,

this is a peninsula of central greece where is athens both armies met on the plain near the city.he marathon of the persians was no less than 25,000 greeks in total 10. but these were trained heavily armed wars were plates. they went into battle, in close formation a few widths to the famous invulnerable phalanx, and they were commanded by a talented commander of the miltians. as a result, the greeks defeated the conquerors and they fled to their ships. the concepts of marathon running and marathon distance on september 12, 1903, for the first time in history , an operation was performed to extract a bullet from the heart by a russian and estonian surgeon. werner zede von manti-fey in the city of tartum to the manti filio brought a young girl maria plavn she was shot from a revolver during a bandit attack, a surgeon. the girl managed to cut out the bullet and the walls of the right ventricle and sew up the wound. survived it became a sensation montefila was appointed personal physician to nicholas ii's mother empress maria fedorovna. he also contributed a lot to gastric resection

discontent has reached its limit trade unions have threatened the government with a mass strike in athens guards took to the rally. working pensioners. they demand to stop the rise in prices, and in thessaloniki the day before there was a spontaneous protest of young people against the increase in the police contingent in the city, the response of the authorities followed immediately against the protesters, they used tear gas and water cannons aware of the arrests. popular discontent spills over into street protests in france against the background of the ill-conceived actions of the western coalition. people demand the resignation of the president and the country's withdrawal from the european union and the nato bloc a mass protest took place today in austria, as stated in the plans of the federation of trade unions , tens of thousands of people were to come out on the streets in different cities of the country, they oppose rising energy and food prices. people are chanting we don't need milli

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and what enabled these to to last for that long was that athens for these 300 years and roma sort of public for about 500 years, had a sense of holding together a shared had had a shared perception that the relevance of forwarding together as a democracy also public was, much more important than that any particular side would get its and for that reason they lasted that long and that to my mind is also the secret for ongoing existence of a political entity to continue into future. that there is a spirit there's a spirit of holding together a willingness, a determination to maintain the political structure over above possible interests that that might be prominent at some point in time. so again, our book is meant to be a contribution to that kind of debate is necessary for the united states to to continue to hold together. i am delighted to be introducing to be able to introduce our speakers for today. now i in a moment will hand over to my colleague of the course and this was my ramon was a co-author of this book major major brain behind this book. also and who will give an overview

this is a very old contradiction, ankara and athens in recent years.ened each other with military strikes because of the disputed islands of air and sea space in the aegean sea, in the leadership of nato, the eu, of course, is calling for calm, they say. now such disputes especially the threat of direct confrontation. again, no one needs three alliances. well, perhaps this is not the most severe headache that awaits the europeans in the near future, er turkey and greece, this is also directly related. the fact is that it is through the territory of turkey that the so-called freedom caravan is now approaching the european union. he is the convoy of light, these are tens of thousands of refugees from syria, iraq and lebanon, which the greeks really want to get into the eu, are already pulling troops and equipment to the turkish border reinforce the barriers. the main question is what will happen when this caravan reaches europe, the eu fears that the crisis of 2015 may repeat itself, when after the conflicts in the middle east more than a million migrant

out, what is appelling the missive sea climate separates in different corners of the planet such athensmmer the sound is rubbed with high temperatures, and in san francisco. but peru is more in the summer cool april. this is the rise of the deep. so john yes, on top of the top, these replace more warm water. such processes can be surrendered to open maceans, as well as kolyaba stew, adjust the climate with this. there's more cool oleg don't carry it. not without sintering, on the contrary, expanding without insisting on insurance. justichis is a dusty process, as climatologists call down welling, with cold salty water. it sinks into the ocean under such a warm and insipid tire and the climate becomes larger. dozens of people suffered at the midday bark and from the typhoon nor gusts of wind reached 200 km a year along the coastal zone, many quarters were dismantled, fallen trees, it happened to cover the road to a certain dion, pinched schools and universities changed the schedule of the phrase and some companies. from the typhoon and us nor suffered the japanese prefecture of okinawa w