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, no one wrote athens, like those athens and where they came from, i don’t know, there is such a wordthens, where did it come from, because the russian influence won, the russian radio, which today is shyly called radio bayraktar or something like that, somehow yes, somehow yes, yes, dear friends, well, we are moving away from our philological discussions, now we will talk about military affairs, valery prozapas, captain of the armed forces of ukraine to us joining from the kherson direction, sir valery, we are also fighting a little for the letters, because it is also important, but now we will talk about what for, what do you manage to win back there in the kherson direction? compared to last year's successes in the kherson region, when we knocked out the russians from the left bank, of course, now everything is much more difficult, the situation is different, because the russians were able to gain a foothold on the right bank, their depth of defense is quite substantial, they have opportunities there to raise reserves and, accordingly, through the dnipro river is very difficult, bu

ioannis - smyrnaios joining us from athens, a smyrnaiosjoining us from athens, a greek classical archaeologisterspective on this usually debated toiic. ., ~' ,, perspective on this usually debated toiic. . ,, i. ., perspective on this usually debated toiic. . ,, ., ., ., the first transatlantic flight by a large passenger plane powered only by alternative fuels is crossing the atlantic on its way to new york — fuelled by sustanable aviation fuel, made from things like agricultural waste and used cooking oil. it's operated by virgin atlantic and supported by government funding. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin explains. does this journey take us closer to guilt—free flying? there's no kerosene on board, only fuel made from fats and corn production waste. progress, but not a silver bullet for an industry that's particularly hard to decarbonise. short—haul people can, and most likely should, go by train. long—haul across the atlantic or across the pacific, they have no choice. and so, it's up to our industry to try to make it sustainable for them. airline bosses say this flight shows what

about his victory over the persians at the marathon, so i think this race ended in athens, in athensk, i’ll take it, i’ll give the guests the opportunity to play more, the money goes into the accounts. svetlana, what is the abbreviated name of the international association of athletics federations? jav and aaf have a thousand in the bank. your choice? i'll still play the next round. next question: cech jaan's world record 98 and 48 cm, set in 1996, remains unsurpassed in, name the athletics discipline. javelin throw, that's right, it's a javelin throw in the 200 bank, what do you think? i take the money, the money goes to the account of svetlana masterkova, in the game anatoly vaserman. anatoli, let's watch an excerpt from the film sport, sport, sport. world record. one of the film's episodes is dedicated to this outstanding soviet athlete. who is he? most likely brumel. let's see if you answered correctly, and the audience enthusiastically greeted valery brumel, anatoly, your answer was correct, this is indeed valery brumel in the bank of a thousand , back at the 1956 olympics, the

yianos kontopoulos of the athens stock exchange.you have anything you can follow us on x and our street ha handle. >>> we're going to be crossing over where the conference in paris is taking place. charlotte will be speaking with t canada on international trade. we'll be back after this. i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free blendjets legendary black friday sale is here, get our best deal ever on the game-changing blendjet 2 portable blender. its the perfect gift for everyone shopping list! even that picky relative who hates everything. and dont forget the accessories! theyre all on sale! dont wait! our most popular colors and patterns will sell out! go to blendjet.com and take advantage of our black friday sale now! shopify helps you sell

parthenon sculptures — also known as the elgin marbles, and once part of the acropolis in ancient athens to britain and they're now in the british museum but greece wants them back. here's our political editor chris mason with more made almost 500 years before the birth of christ, they've been here in the uk since the 19th century. pretty much ever since, greece has wanted them back. on the right the greek prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis beating the labour leader keir starmer, but then stood up by rishi sunak, prompting a domestic and international row. the greek government is baffled by what is happening and the argument is making plenty of noise increase. translation: for sure it's been translation: for sure it's been noted as an individual behaviour of the prime minister, a —1 which we express our intent dissatisfaction. here at the british museum in london, where the marbles are, they are considering lending them to athens and downing street claimed the greek prime minister making the case for this publicly at the weekend and rishi sunak to cancel his meeting with him, but on disp

brighton v aek athens.s like they might not get it. it is 0-0 it looks like they might not get it. it is 0—0 there. west ham v backa topola. currently 0—0 there, but even if west ham lose in that match other results are going their way so they would finish in the top two, and brighton have been awarded a penalty, they are about to take it, that's exciting, keep up—to—date with that on the bbc sports news website. that is it from us, thank you for watching sportsday. hello there. we've got several more days of this freezing cold weather to come before things potentially turn milder deep into next week. now, today, we've seen some fresh snowfall in the showers, east scotland, northeast england and into parts of southwest england. a couple of snowmen standing testament to the wintry weather conditions here in parts of devon, for example. and snow at this time of the year, november, very, very unusual. this chart shows the white areas where, on average, we get a day or less of lying snowfall on the ground. snow

in the winter of 2015 , through the efforts of museum workers , the first charity ball in northern athenstoday the balls are branded events of the institution. balls for adults and children. for children, we have it once a year, it’s the last saturday. may for children's day, but we invite dance masters, we always have musical accompaniment, only live music, we teach children parlor games of the 21st century, well , we have adult balls twice a year: in january there is a christmas ball, in september there is a costume ball for the birthday of michal kleofas. guests from minsk, molodechna, velika, st. petersburg, moscow, come to the balls in the quiet provincial forest. other settlements. oginsky would certainly be happy with this initiative; he is probably invisibly present at the balls, at the dahlia festival, another exclusive event at the museum’s house. and one day i dreamed of a song for michal, a virgin for michal, i don’t know, and i came to work, i said, listen, let ’s make a festival, we have a branded event, dear to michal. are these his favorite flowers? i took. horses, got on

but it was loan them to athens.cts of it by a private individual is up to them . and that's a lot of shade them. and that's a lot of shade being chucked at george osborne by rishi sunak. now, being chucked at george osborne by rishi sunak . now, why now? by rishi sunak. now, why now? why discuss these marbles now? you might wonder. why discuss these marbles now? you might wonder . there is you might wonder. there is a kind of pause , maybe in normal, kind of pause, maybe in normal, normal westminster discussions about migration and the covid inquiry and the rest. but i think it does show to me that there's an election on and there's an election on and there's clearly the tories want to see this as what they call a wedge issue. what will keir starmer do? would he try and restore these marbles back to athens or would he hold the line and defend them and sure and defend them and make sure they go so i think they don't go there? so i think in a small way it's all about politics. >> christopher, it's been politics. >> ch

victory came in this game for athens two national team menisan haisfid's country was in the starting, but milad mohammadi did not play. with the same result, thank you to eintracht frankfurt for accompanying us with the sports news of this hour. and today, friday, november 19, 25 rabi stani and november 10 , noon in tehran will be at 11:48 and maghrib azan will be at 17:00. have a good day and good morning. gaza is a name associated with palestine and its occupation by the zionists. gaza strip. 40 km long and 10 km wide , it is located next to the mediterranean sea and borders egypt and occupied palestine. this area in at the end of the arab-israeli war in 1948 , it was under the control of egypt, and in the six-day war of 1967, it was occupied by the zionist regime. and finally, in september 200, the zionists were forced to leave the gaza strip under the influence of the resistance of the palestinian people and...

and we have a wonderful building in athens where they be athens where they can be returned and placed cultural where they should be placed from an aesthetic standpoint , i just an aesthetic standpoint, i just wonder where you stop with this and why you should say the elgin marbles are the exception in that actually history develops and things move and items don't remain where they were when they were created. >> and that's perfectly reasonable. >> i think the parthenon marbles , as i mentioned before, is so integral to the greek people . integral to the greek people. well, and i think historically britain has kept the marbles , britain has kept the marbles, but we've moved on. now athens has is much attracts many more tourists to the city than it did even 20, 30 years ago. you have direct flights from america now . direct flights from america now. this is something the museum, the acropolis museum itself , by the acropolis museum itself, by the acropolis museum itself, by the way, it's placed overlooking the way, it's placed overlooking the acropolis. you can see the marbles in their

in greece, thousands of people with demonstrations in athens and thessaly. they showed their support for the people of palestine and gaza by chanting slogans. demonstrators in athens, the capital of greece, marched towards the us embassy and protested against us support for the zionist regime. in the city of thessaloniki, the police fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators . the head of the judiciary told khorasan razavi in ​​the follow-up meeting of the implementation of the resolutions of the bahman 1400 trip to khorasan razavi: khalaf has not accepted the promises of the authorities in any way. the attorney general of the country after visiting the property warehouses of khorasan provinces shamali and razavi set a one-month time limit for determining the assignment of the vehicle files of the depository agencies . you see, these are different models, they are all the same color because they are all just one iron. all became the same color. of some, only a piece of iron remains. one of the problems with this normal document, unfortunately, the person w

citing sources in the cabinet of ministers, is already writing that any dialogue between london and athens regarding the exchange of cultural property is now impossible, and the british will definitely return no statues. they won’t, this cancellation of the meeting may have quite, let’s say, a tangible internal political reason, greece, as you know, has been demanding the return of the sculptures and reliefs of the parthinon since the proclamation of its independence, that is, for a very long time , rish sunaga is now having additional motives for showing, let’s say, harshness, this gradual approach of the elections to the british parliament is trying, showing here this harshness in relations with the greek side , at least to score political points, to show that he is responding to requests for toughness, and in fact, how did all these treasures end up in england, took them there at the beginning of the 19th century the british ambassador to the ottoman empire , it was under its rule that greece was then , and the sultan gave the ambassador permission, 12 sculptures, slabs with ornaments a

this is how the greek media reacted to the scandal that erupted between london and athens.lleague due to a dispute about the ownership of sculpurfinon. kyriakos mitsatas called the marble masterpieces, which are now kept in the british museum, stolen. about the history of the issue in the material of zineida kurbatova. a diplomatic scandal erupted because the prime minister of greece, kariakos mitsatakis, called the porthenon marbles, which are in the collection of the british museum, stolen and said that the return of these rarities to greece is on the agenda. after this, british prime minister rishi sunak canceled overnight meeting with my greek colleague. i want to express my annoyance that the british prime minister canceled our planned one. a few hours before it was supposed to take place. anyone who believes in the correctness and validity of his views is never afraid of opposing arguments. antique marble sculptures were found at the beginning of the 19th century by the british diplomat lord elgin and taken to britain by him. this was not the result of long research b

the uk government is embroiled in a deepening row with athens after cancelling a meeting between rishiakos mitsotakis would not speak publicly about the parthenon sculptures — also known as the elgin marbles — on his uk visit. a greek source has denied this. our political editor chris mason has more. made almost 500 years before the birth of christ, they've been here in the uk since the 19th century. pretty much ever since, greece has wanted them back. well, they're absolutely stunning. and what's your hunch? i kind of think they maybe do belong back there, yeah. i would prefer that the artefacts stay here, rather than go back to their home country. perhaps they should share them. that would be the fairest thing, i think. _ i suppose the risk is... when somebody's got them, they won't give them back. l yeah, exactly. enter the greek prime minister, over here and on the telly the other day, setting out rather colourfully his government's long—standing view that the sculptures in london should be united with the ones in greece. if i told you that you would cut the mona lisa in half and y

cruise already. visited athens and istanbul, and then travel to columbo in sri lanka.n france, bedbugs will be combated at the state level. the authorities will create a special fund in amounting to 5 million euros. it is provided for in the country's draft budget for next year, which the french prime minister accepted under the responsibility of the government, bypassing a vote in parliament. judging by the data on the increase in the number of parasites, it is impossible to do without government support in this matter. if in 2017 there were approximately 200,000 households with bedbugs in the country, then in 2022 the number of infection points exceeded 100,000. complaints of bedbug bites have been reported in south korea, but so far the main version of the parasite invasion is the possible importation of insects from france. it is noted that over the past 10 years it was reported only 10 times, but now there are dozens of such cases. law enforcement agencies in spain, greece and italy are reporting a sharp increase in cases of illegal logging of olive trees. crimina

protesters at athens airport demanded a ceasefire. thousands of people supported palestine in pakistan'shi. in owen, heldenplatz was lit up with lanterns in memory of the israeli casualties. participants called for the release of hostages held captive by hahamas. with the same call , an action was held in romanian bucharest and tel aviv. the sitting protest was organized by relatives of captured israelis. many had blindfolded, hands tied. the last time i spoke to my daughter was on saturday october 7 at 10:07, i heard knocking on her doors and windows, she said that they were shooting outside, she screamed, mom, i'm afraid of attacks there, they are everywhere, where the army is, and then she said that the phone was about to die and disappeared. in jerusalem, a symbolic event was organized at the international conference center. red balloons were attached to 200 chairs, as well as posters depicting missing persons. today, under conditions of severe sanctions pressure, joint work belarus and russia at the legislative level, the development of inter-parliamentary relations helps to more dy

another body parts of peacefully in the capital athens, although an estimated 5000 police was deployed to deep works. well, that was this news i thought was great to have your company was here today. at the see, we're going to take a break right now and then will button at the top of the out the the i'm action or timeframe. welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the middle east in recent days, over 10000 to palestinians, mostly women and children being killed with u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem to make donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 am, it's the slaughter of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza and author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of a

here at the british museum in london, where the marbles are, they are considering lending them to athensse for this publicly at the weekend led rishi sunak to cancel his meeting with him. but on display, too, here, skipfuls of domestic politics. this is a row about heritage and about culture — what is british and is displayed in britain? what isn't, and shouldn't be? but primarily this is a row about politics, because the conservatives and labour have a different instinct on it. the government set out its position about the elgin marbles very clearly, which is that they should stay as part of the permanent collection of the british museum. we want to concentrate on what really matters to people, and on this specific issue, i trust that the british museum and the greek authorities will continue to negotiate and come to a good agreement and that is what i back them to do. in other words, labour would not stand in the way of the british museum if it does a deal to lend, and so send, the sculptures here to athens. no argument against that any more. only that the british museum might not have

solemnly opened their doors for pre-school children in the capital, mass demonstrations in jakarta, athens, turkey and washington, thousands of people around the world are protesting against the bloodshed in the middle east. move away from the supply of raw materials, offer more finished products: cheese, yogurt, condensed milk, meat products, international import exhibition in shanghai. suvorov's traditions will remain unshakable, and brotherhood will remain unbreakable. minskoe and suvorovskoe the military school celebrates its 70th anniversary. and let's start with the traditional marathon of gifts. on the eve of november 7, two kindergartens 585 and 586 solemnly opened their doors for preschool children in the capital. adaptation will begin after the holiday weekend, but in the meantime , children and parents have the opportunity to consider the interactive space. in the new microdistrict brelevich. a modern childhood town on three floors, 230 children will be educated and developed here, these are 12 groups, including for integrated education, there is a barrier-free space for excitin

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and one is in athens, for example.hey are wanting this data so they can go and help keep the city cooler, to keep the stress on people less and save energy. but the bigger picture is to help monitor how companies are meeting their net zero commitments. you can look at oil storage, for example, and see how much fossil fuels are being burnt and how much are being pumped. so when people are declaring net zero or they're reducing the oil consumption, we can come and verify that that's actually occurring. 60 organisations are currently playing around with these early heat map images to see if they can be used to improve their existing climate models. if we're striving to help the planet, if we're striving to get to net zero, you need this transparency of information, and we've done it. in the race to reduce emissions, plans to build wind farms are skyrocketing. but while the electricity that they generate is clean, the green industry has a waste problem. and now the race is on to try and solve that, as adrienne murray has b

but the greeks did at least expects the courtesy of being heard, jumpstart, awful. us elder 0 athens. in fact, our coverage of israel's war on gaza. now, palestinians are now discovering the extent of the damage from is really a tax on cultural and religious sites in the gaza strip. how does the reports know it has been sped thesis. what's left of god says russia cultural center, people who does the used to fluctuate souls to attend the exhibitions, as it's now destroyed. it's holds unrecognizable. does. as libraries have not been sped, eva is advisable, budman sub destroyed book, some documents dating back decades. so when we move around to gaza, we feel very angry and very so there's one. so we can discover know how much damage has been inflicted on the buffalo structure of the city of the cultural centers on the main libraries of the city and on the public, the main public yards churches and most of top also have been destroyed. this is the greek orthodox charging gaza before the war was the oldest octave chuck in the city. it was sheltering. hundreds of people when it was attacked

there are protest plans outside a military base in turkey, mexico city and athens.lso a concert being played by the israeli community in athens along with family members of the hostages being held inside the gaza strip by hamas. what they've been calling for yesterday and what they will be calling for today is this cease-fire which the u.s. is still not calling for. we're seeing more rpt calls on the streets, on the cities you mentioned, but also in places like melbourne. the protesters are overwhelmingly peaceful. these calls are growing. the crowds are growing in calls for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. as those calls on the streets are growing, they're also growing internationally. we heard from arab leaders j unanimously calling for an immediate cease-fire. last week we had the united nations calling for an immediate, durable and humanitarian truce. israel's position remains unwavering. their position is there can be no cease-fire until such time until all the hostages, 240 men, women, children, babies, the elderly, are returned unharmed to israel. of co

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built pace in southern turkey, mexico city, athens as well.lso a concert planned in athens along with some of the families of hostages. some of the 240 or so hostages, men, women, children, babies being still held by hamas inside the gaza strip. from israel's perspective, benjamin netanyahu saws there will be no ceasefire as long adds the hostages remain inside the gaza strip with hamas. now, at the same time, we are seeing attempts brokered by secretary of state antony blinken and others to try to get more humanitarian aide into the gaza strip and also to get a kind of humanitarian pause and we seem to have a kind of humanitarian pause right now, for want of a better description, in terms of this four-hour window that the israel defense forces says is in effect. another an hour to go for this window to enable civilians in the northern part of the gaza strip to move south. and what the idf is saying, they say if you care about yourself and your loved ones, head south according to our instructions. there are connectivity and power issues for th

long disputed issue of a possible return of the pos and on sculptures from the british museum to athens. a powerful storm and ukraine has killed at least 10 people in injured more than 20 hundreds of communities have lost electricity, mainly in the odessa region, which has seen the worst outage. ukraine's energy grid and rescue services has been severely stretched by the russian invasion. a russian quote has extended the detention of bull street general report to evan gus cuz it until the end of january, the american was arrested in march on spring.

a rally of thousands in support of palestine took place in the center of athens.sters called on the greek government stop cooperation with israel. in front of the podium, those gathered unfurled a big name. for the first time in modern history , joint exercises are being conducted. the commander-in-chief of the russian navy, admiral nikolai evmenov, took part in the official launch ceremony. on large anti-submarine ships. admiral tributs and admiral pantileev have already completed combat crew training. officers, helmsmen and signalmen, well, during the practical part, from november 7 to 9 in the andaman waters, sailors and sailors will practice artillery fire, search for under. russian premier league and the central match of the tour is definitely the locomotive sartak, the match , which is taking place right now at the russian railways rinov cherkizov stadium, 34 minutes have already been played, the score has not yet been opened, the score in the lokomotiv-spartak match is 0:0. of course, matches with such a status poster as lokomotiv-spartak are almost always

bunk disputing issue of a possible return of the profit on sculptures from the british museum to athens. dosing dw years life from bad, and the reminder of our top story of this, our choice between hamas and israel has been extended for another 2 days. and the 11th hostages have arrived back in his ram after being released by the palestinians . noticeable good german chancellor. hold off shouts as you'll stick to his plans to modernize this country's economy. despite a looming budget crisis. cabinets facing a hold of 60 feeling gordon's in its budget. after routing pine at you on this top quote, this month i've got you can always get the w news on the go. just download the app from google plan from the apple app store up to give you access to all places to use from around the world. as well as push notifications, any breaking windows legal matched a 12 is i kick off the next on the w. i'll be back on the to the kick off celebrations opera hod for a pulse the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the, the news, the

, this is the school of athens, raphael's fresco, books in the paintings 600, wolfgang lacius, the courts, well, archenold loved vegetables. maybe it’s like that with books, right, by giuseppe arcimbold. composers for 900. among these works by mozart there are parisian, prague, and linskaya, and salzburg is sometimes called divertissement in remajor. maybe it's a sosonata? no, these are symphonies. faith hope. love for 900. this play is based on the memories of lyubov belozerskaya about emigrant life in constantinople and paris. beck, century, absolutely right, lyubov belozerskaya was the second wife of mikhail bulgakov. mountains 600. the new zealand volcano roapehu was filmed as this mountain in the lord of the rings. radruin, true, faith, hope, love 600, elder the parents named the sister of this future singer vera, and the younger one love. this is larisa dolina. no, no, this is not larisa dolevna. nadezhda kadysheva, don’t be so sad, it’s not worth it. composers 600 in the film the third youth about marius petipa, the role of this russian composer was played by olek strizhenov, tcha

protests continue to flare up in different parts of the planet, for example, in athens, greece , an anti-americanration took place in front of the us embassy, ​​thousands of participants carried banners, chanted slogans against the us and nato, and an american flag was burned in front of the embassy. actions took place in other cities of greece. the rally participants celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of student protests, which 1973 led to the fall of the us-backed military junta in greece. this year, in addition to their usual slogans, they added other demands for freedom for palestine and the lifting of existing sanctions against cuba and venezuela. and in san francisco, police detained more than 80 people in connection with protests that took place on the eve of and during the atc summit. the protesters opposed the ats event in the city, as well as in support of palestine. kiev continues to fall out of the global information agenda, and western interest is melting before our eyes. ukraine will not receive new aid from the united states until mid- december and perhaps even until next year, re

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an anti-american demonstration took place in front of the us embassy in athens, greece.participants carried banners, chanted slogans against the united states and nato, and burned an american flag in front of the embassy. the rally participants celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the student protests that led to the fall of the us-backed military junta in greece in 1973. this year, in addition to their usual slogans , others have been added demanding freedom for palestine and the lifting of existing sanctions against cuba and venezuela. test site for the west, an american company is considering the possibility of producing 1220mm tank ammunition in poland. according to the deputy general director of the polish company meska, negotiations are underway . he also noted that the deal should be signed in late december this year or early next year. production is expected to increase to at least 50-70,000 rounds of ammunition per year from the current several thousand. polish politicians continue to worsen relations with their neighbors by escalating the situation on the bor

long disputed issue of a possible return of the posting on sculptures from the previous museum to athens, a powerful storm and ukraine has killed at least 10 people in injured. more than 20 hundreds of communities have lost electricity, mainly in the desa region, which has seen the worst outage. ukraine's energy grid and rescue services have been severely stretched by the russian invasion. a russian quote has extended the detention of bull street general report to evan gus, cuz it, until the end of january, the american was arrested in march on spying charges. the wolf street journal cools the accusations false and an attack on the free press. and they to far administer the meeting in brussels this week to discuss the will in ukraine, but also on the agenda is sweden's bid to join the military alliance. arriving at the mason meeting, nato secretary general against dalton book said he was confident the alliance would continue to arm ukraine despite the current political blockade in washington, before congressional republicans have become more skeptical about support for keith . with i thi

and the british museum in london is weighing up potentially lending the marbles to athens.g this argument. made almost 500 years before the birth of christ, they've been here in the uk since the 19th century. pretty much ever since, greece has wanted them back. well, they're absolutely stunning. and what's your hunch? i kind of think they maybe do belong back there, yeah. i would prefer that the artefacts stay here, rather than go back to their home country. perhaps they should share them. that would be the fairest thing, i think. _ i suppose the risk is... when somebody's got them, they won't give them back. l yeah, exactly. enter the greek prime minister, over here and on the telly the other day, setting out rather colourfully his government's long—standing view that the sculptures in london should be united with the ones in greece. if i told you that you would cut the mona lisa in half and you would have half of it at the louvre and half of it in the british museum, do you think your viewers would appreciate the beauty of the painting in such a way? well, this is exactly

elsewhere in europe, protest has marched inside athens international airport in the greek capital to express solidarity with palestinians. the protesters called for a halt to israel's killing of palestinians and immediate ceasefire in gaza. propalestinian valles were also held in africa. garnayan protesters took to the streets of the capital, akra to show their support for the people of gaza. all african leaders must unite, must stand together, because africans, we are known, and i speak as an african today, we are known for our hospitality and we are known for our unity and our cultural values, our cultural values that if if we are to follow today, they will never stand for israel, they always stand for the people of palestine, and i just want to let you know something that today in gana even though we have god and others ashanti and and what not today when one ganian bleeds everybody bleeds and just like that we are all one human race and we all fight against oppression and tyranny that's all i have to say free palestine. other major cities across the world have been the scene of s

peter's gate of the 16th century, created by the italian architect dominico trizini, a statue and athensith a friend. the masters also use artificial intelligence, a special program analyzes all the pictures of the world and sometimes produces octopuses like this, and turns stone petersburg into a marshmallow cake. what is soft? i just want to go cleanly touch it, plunge into this softness on the cathedral square, the weather dictates what even the bronze horseman should wear, it’s very interesting, it somehow looks like new year, we are happy about it, and we love it, other symbols of the stone sphiinxes on the university street also come to life embankment, like an obedient cat crosses paws, and the mighty atlanteans on the pavement begin to dance, in general, at the festival , anyone can become an artist, you just need to approach this installation. from connect technology, let’s say, start dancing, special sensors read body movements and transform them into such an abstract image on the screen, of course, this is space, in fact, it seems to me that the wonder of the world festival is

against the us support for the zionist regime by staging a demonstration towards the us embassy in athens. doha, the capital of qatar, also witnessed the sixth consecutive week. there was a large public demonstration in solidarity with gaza. god is great. the fall of israel. the fall of israel. fall with it. they lay on the ground to pay attention to attract the world to the childishness of the zionists. hundreds of thai motorcyclists also demonstrated in bangkok in support of palestine and gaza and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. the anti-zionist rally and the support for palestine at the university of helsinki in finland was also confronted by the security forces. the number of martyred children in gaza exceeded 5 thousand. according to the latest statistics, the number of martyred children has reached 514 , and the number of martyrs has exceeded 12,000. last night , artillery bombarded the israeli planes in addition to the residential areas of a mosque and a hospital in the gaza strip. in banbaran city of hamad 28 people were martyred in khanyounis in the south of gaza. ne

uh, after we took off from athens en route to paris.m athens en route to paris . uh, but at the route to paris. uh, but at the same time, at the same frightening moments where all hell broke loose in the aeroplane. um my parents took control of the situation as much as they could and, uh, and gave as they could and, uh, and gave a couple of short commands. is that portrayed to me and my older brother ron . um, that even older brother ron. um, that even though you cannot take control of the situation to some extent you can at and that prolonged with us through that whole horrible week in entebbe until on saturday noontime . i told on saturday noontime. i told a friend of mine, you'll see tonight at midnight the idf will come. i just had an enlightenment or a vision . um, enlightenment or a vision. um, he thought i was hallucinating and we know. we all know what happened or what transpired . a happened or what transpired. a very brave , extremely dangerous very brave, extremely dangerous operation . an led by, uh , yoni operation. an led

in athens they clearly hope that if he becomes prime minister, the issue will be resolved positively.in explaining sunok’s refusal to meet with the greek leader, sources in the ruling conservative party purposefully kicked the opposition leader, who, judging by the ratings, is closer than ever to real power. our position on this issue is clear, the elgin marbles are part of the permanent collection british museum and belong to it. reckless. for any british politician to suggest that this could be negotiated. in fact, such negotiations were held. the head of the board of trustees of the british museum, george osbarn, is a famous british politician in the past. the second man in david cameron's government was considering various schemes under which the sculptures could be transferred to greece, and a possible partnership with athens was discussed 20 years ago by the acting director of the british museum, mark jones. jones took charge of the museum in september this year after a huge scandal over the disappearance of almost 2,000 exhibits. in greece they started talking about the fact th

well, before that rangers game, brighton are away at aek athens...he knockouts, as is the case for west ham who will qualify if they beat serbian side batj—kah topola. meanwhile in the europa conference league, aston villa can leapfrog opponents legia warzawa and go top of their group if they win. aberdeen are away at hjk helsinki. you can follow all the scores later on the bbc sport website. staying with football, there's games to come in the latest round of the women's nations league. belgium host scotland, while wales are at home to iceland. england are in action at wembley when sarina wiegman welcomes the netherlands — the country of her birth and her former team. jo currie has been at st georges park for us as the england boss spoke to the media ahead of the clash. the lioness is find themselves in a bit of a sticky situation, their third in the women's nations league group. qualification for next summers olympic games is currently out of their own hands. they need to beat the dutch at wembley tomorrow, win away at scotland on tuesday, and hope

qorbagh with one goal and masi won against ike aten with two goals the victory came in this game for athenso of our country's internationals, ehsan haifi, were in the starting line-up, but until saudi arabia ambushed modric in tonight's package with world football margins, the extension of hafek avery with real madrid, with the announcement of the real madrid club , federic and valverde's contract with los blancos until the summer. 2029 was criticized. valverde's previous contract with real madrid was valid until the summer of 2027. the clause of the new contract with valorde is 1 billion euros. according to calvin phillips' godesta dello sport report, the goal of the transfer of juventus in the upcoming winter window is this. the team gave a positive answer. before this, manchester city club had announced its agreement for the loan transfer of phillips for 6 months. locatelli extension with the old lady. according to the official announcement of the juventus club , the contract of manuel locatelli was extended with bayan kenton 20028. this 25-year-old afek has performed well in yoh's compo

london and athens are so offended by each other that the british prime minister canceled the meetingoment, when the greek politician had already was on the sidelines and proposed his deputy instead. mitsatakis chose to leave for his homeland. tactics, special exercises of the capital's police took place at the lipki airfield, despite heavy snowfall, police officers together with other representatives of the security bloc, exercises to suppress riots. the coordination of actions of representatives of different services and units in difficult, including weather conditions, and the combat readiness of equipment were checked. in anticipation of the 2024 election campaign, special attention to theoretical and practical aspects of ensuring public order in emergency situations. also, increasing the level of employee readiness to respond to possible threats. we have decided on the tasks that lie ahead in the run-up to the new year's events, including ensuring the safety of citizens and guests who will be in the capital, including during the election campaign, ensuring the safety of people wh

greece, the protesters expressed their solidarity with the palestinian people by gathering at the athenstional airport. the protesters demanded an end to the killing of palestinians by the zionist regime and an immediate ceasefire in gaza. rallies were also held in support of the palestinians in africa. qanai protesters to declare support for the people of gaza in the streets of accra, the capital of this country. all african heads should be united because as one african this i say that we are known for the hospitality of the alliance and the preservation of our cultural values. based on our cultural values, we will never support israel. we will always support the palestinian people. we want you to know this. when the blood of one qana is spilled , it is as if the blood of all people has been spilled in the qana. in the same way, we are all human and we will all fight against oppression and tyranny to liberate palestine . major cities around the world have been the scene of demonstrations in support of the palestinian people since the beginning of the deadly attacks of the zionist regime

then it is confirmed that in the group, marseille has a crisis at home against ajax, and ike athens with two iranian players, ehsan hajsafi and milad mohammadi, will host brighton in other important games tonight. placed. the fifth week of the european conference league it will be held tonight. in the important matches, astan will travel to dinamo zagreb, which has sadiq moharrami , and will be in front of the club. in the hot market of afek leverkusen in liverpool, we will sell salah and buy mbabe . this is a summary of liverpool's plan to strengthen its offensive line in the transfer market. the reds are going to sell the egyptian star mohamed salah and kylian mbabe . at the end of the season, his contract with paris saint-germain ended on the other hand, the leaders of saudi arabia have offered liverpool to buy salah , which is almost 50 million more than the estimated value of mbab in the european football transfer market . among them, bayern munich, madrid, liverpool, manchester city , manchester united and even chelsea are trying to transfer florian wirtz haafek , the impact of the