stunt show fabio did not is a street trials bike a from austria. cuddly comeback adding to into hits the silver screen. and for the flavors and i'm so restaurant pays homage to the avocado. well first we travel to austria to meet a twenty two year old who is a professional street trials bike and you tube star fabio vigneault regularly uploads his stunning stunts to the video platform where he has almost eight hundred thousand subscribers in fact his clips have attracted over ninety million views in total it's no wonder he basically does pacu on a bike jumping over walls hopping from roof to roof and performing gravity defying stunts we paid him a visit in the austrian capital vienna where he was filming his latest extreme sightseeing tour. mark gets his kicks from exhilarating downhill rides and somewhat unusual routes as residents of cities across europe in this case vienna can testify. the bike he rides is smaller and more maneuverable than a mountain bike making it ideal for starts. and then try back to a trials bike and do almost everything bac

fabio is a dead devil biker from austria. temple salo is a top restaurant in ukraine. and jewelry days featuring gold and glitter event in vienna. well first up we travel to austria to meet a twenty two year old biker who is a professional and you tube stop fabio fitna regularly uploads his stunning stunts to the video platform way as almost eight hundred thousand subscribers in fact his clips have attracted over ninety million views in total it's no wonder he basically does park on a bike jumping over walls hopping from roof to roof and performing gravity defying stunts his latest extreme sightseeing tour is set in the austrian capital vienna. mike gets his kicks from exhilarating downhill rides and somewhat unusual routes as residents of cities across europe in this case vienna can testify. the bike he rides is smaller and more maneuverable than a mountain bike making it ideal for starts. and then try back the trials bike and do almost everything back flips. whatever. you have complete creative license and that's what i find fascinating about trials biking the freedo

fabio often practice is his stance on this square in his hometown of austria. he's been honing his skills almost every day for the past seven years. the biggest and most dangerous challenges in his repertoire back and front flips. crashes and falls are inevitable in this sport some tricks take years of practice to perfect. many and. when i want to overcome a new challenge first i think over what i need to accomplish the trick. what position do i need to put my body. i move around on the bar. when i go through the moves in my head and then all i can do is practice practice practice. you also uploads his stance to youtube for over three quarters of a million subscribed. vors get updates on his thrills and spills he also embeds the videos of his adventures in stories his breakneck dura vienna for example is his way of getting to the world volleyball championships as quickly as possible. and when he's in the saddle two wheels are definitely faster than four. gets an emotional reaction from people and a more intense feeling than if you just did a series of tricks. i

austria. changes, it may just the it takes a long time for wages to react. >> you do see that wage growth coming at some point. we hear from people it is coming but we are not there yet. if the ecb mandate hit his purpose? it should be modified? >> central banks should be very cautious in modifying their targets. it is a matter of long-term. has --ld not reduce, it we said from the start that this is a medium. to most important element is see what is the direction. i think the direction is going the right way. tom: we are thrilled you are with us. discussiontinue the and i want to talk about the challenges of investment going forward in 2018. mifid front and center. it is jobs day. london, this, and is bloomberg. ♪ tom: and it showed a week at "bloomberg surveillance -- an exceptional week at bloomberg surveillance. tried to find normality into the weekend with job today in the united states. a: 30.ort at -- 8:30. we are honored to bring you the voice of austria on economics, ewald nowotny the

stunt show fabio did not is a street trials bike a from austria. cuddly comeback addington to hits the silver screen. and fruity flavors and i'm so restaurant pays homage to the avocado. well first we travel to austria to meet a twenty two year old who is a professional street trials bike and you tube star fabio vigneault regularly uploads his stunning stunts to the video platform where he has almost eight hundred thousand subscribers in fact his clips have attracted over ninety million views in total it's no wonder he basically does pacu on a bike jumping over walls hopping from roof to roof and performing gravity defying stunts we paid him a visit and the austrian capital vienna where he was filming his latest extreme sightseeing tour. mike gets his kicks from exhilarating downhill rides and somewhat unusual routes as residents of cities across europe in this case vienna can testify. the bike he rides is smaller and more maneuverable than a mountain bike making it ideal for starts. and then try back the trials bike and do almost everything back f

legal seats there it also has registered registers aircraft in austria just like stands out which has many bases in many places of europe so basically easy jet has become a pan european airline and this will allow easy jet to cope with a brick city even a hard one which means the possibility that the two sides the european union and the u.k. government eventually fail to find a comprehensive agreement for the airline sector and conrad asian stocks had a ten year high earlier today on global growth optimism but it doesn't look like investors in frankfurt are much of an upbeat mood. the german share market this morning pretty much unchanged you know the political uncertainty has the market really in its grip. with you know the a failed coalition talks in berlin today talked about how she preferred fresh elections to a potential minority government all this of course has the potential to weigh on business sentiment german industry german chamber of industry and commerce said that business is at the moment much less optimistic that they were than they were at the beginning of this year. i

golf and austria's bernd wiesberger leads after the first round of the nedbank international in sun citye shot clear of the field — but it wasn't a good day for england's tommy fleetwood, who leads the european tour's race to dubai. it was the frenchman who set the early pace. with a hat—trick of birdies after the turn he shot a first round 68 to finish on four under, but that wouldn't be enough for the overall lead. austria's bernd wiesberger hit eight birdies, is the best of them on the 16th, in a round of 67 to finish the day leading on five under. it didn't necessarily hit its super close, but i held a couple ten, 12, 15 figures and gota i held a couple ten, 12, 15 figures and got a good first round going. one shot back in tirades second with the biggest cheers of the day was home favourite branden grace. after dropping two shots from the opening for holes he hit out with three birdies and an eagle on the back nine. just a couple of mistakes on the green, but the ball striking was there and i gave myself some chances until the last hole and it was nice to turned around around. it was

when germany the austria-hungary an empire and bug area were also forced to retreat from the front in europe he was forced to accept a truce a short while later on october the thirtieth one thousand nine hundred. three passes enver and jim who had taken the empire into war fled onboard a german submarine two days later the ottoman empire was in ruins. ottoman government is very conscious that if they don't take action quickly to demonstrate to the outside world that they are responding to the war crimes of the young turks with severity that they would have a sort of suitable punishment imposed on them by the outside powers as part of the war as part of the settlement it's largely unknown in the west. that it immediately after the armistice the ottoman government convened a tribunal to put on trial those held responsible for the organization or for the perpetration of the massacre of armenians hundreds of leading officials from the provincial level right up to the central government were arrested over tried in absentia dozens were found guilty and convicted to death three were actually

i'm reporting from austria on the return of the would know how architect turning back time on construction. the weather's looking pretty quiet across central and southern parts of china was a possibility maybe the odd shower there just in the far east of china will southwest as well have to was high night again you could catch water to showers getting pushed in all that northeasterly wind and they're still very much in place as we go on through thursday hong kong on the other hand looking fine and dry temperatures here again getting up into the mid to high twenty's with the next few days in north easterly wind also affecting parts of south asia. of cloud we're looking at this little area this circulation which has developed in the back been goal for some time now and that has been producing some very heavy rain down towards andhra pradesh it's not a little further northwards easing up a towards west bengal very heavy rain coming in here with the risk of some flooding and. we go one day very heavy rain also pushing into the southern half of bangladesh to the south it does dry that a bit of

austria hungary and exposed the i had to go vina. the ottomans were defeated. the balkans were just waiting for a sign to turn against the port-a completely. it came from libya in tripoli tania italy had set its sights on this last ottoman province on the african continent. rome took the offensive in september one thousand eleven the ottoman army resisted but was unable to help the italian advance. the occupation of libya revealed the weakness of the ottoman empire this encourage serbia and montenegro greece and vulgar area to form the balkan league. one hundred twelve they declared war on the empire albanian messines joined. the ottoman army already we can from libya was destroyed. tesler nuking the city of the one thousand eight was occupied by greek troops. it was seen as a humiliation that the city fell without resistance because the ottoman army was too weak. it was a w merely a shoot that this was repeated ajay d n s not far from is to go and do research to get. the balkan nations had defeated the ottoman empire. but what was to become of ottoman macedoni

he would write about this trip to germany and austria. entirely aside from any humanitarian feelings for this mass of people, if we want peace, if we want to preserve the safety and health of our army of occupation, if we want to save the expense of even larger military forces to preserve order, if we want to reduce the size and expense of the army and occupation i can see no other course but to meet the burdens i have outlined. our determination is to establish such a regime in germany as will prevent forever again the rise of militarism and aggression within these people. but those who believe in vengeance and punishment of a great mass of germans not concerned in this nazi conspiracy can have no misgivings for all of them. they need food and warmth and shelter. they have been sunk to the lowest level known in western history. if western civilization is to survive in europe it must also survive in germany. this would be the beginning what initially was called the hoover plain march and april of 1947. we now know it as the marshall plan.

fabio often practice is stance on this square in his home town or in spokane austria. he's been honing his skills almost every day for the past seven years. the biggest and most dangerous challenges in his repertoire are back and front flips. crashes and falls are inevitable in this sport some tricks take years of practice to perfect. many and. when i want to overcome a new challenge first i think over what i need to accomplish the trick. what position do i need to put my body. i move around on the bar. when i go through the moves in my head and then all i can do is practice practice practice. your well so upload to stunts to youtube for over three quarters of a million subscribers get updates on his thrills and spills he also embeds the videos of his adventures in stories his breakneck doura vienna for example is his way of getting to the. volleyball championships is quickly as possible. and when he's in the saddle two wheels are definitely faster than for. the motional reaction from people and a more intense feeding than if you just did a series of tricks. in riding

legal seats there it also has read it registers the aircraft in austria just like lifton's out which has many bases in many places of europe so basically easy jet has become a pan european airline and this will allow easy jet to cope with breaks even a hard one which means the possibility that the two sides the european union and the u.k. government eventually fail to find a comprehensive agreement for the airline sector and konrad asia stocks had a ten year high earlier today on global growth optimism but it doesn't look like investors in frankfurt are much of an upbeat mood the german share market this morning pretty much unchanged you know the political uncertainty has the market really in its grip. with you know the a failed coalition talks in berlin nachle today talked about how she preferred fresh elections to a potential minority government all this of course has the potential to weigh on business sentiment german industry german chamber of industry and commerce said that business is at the moment much less optimistic that they were than they were at the beginning of this year

the ultimate empire had been at war since november nine hundred fourteen as an ally of germany the austria-hungary an empire and bug area. the ultimate nominee led by the german commander lehman from sound us and the young autumn. officer mustapha kemal was able to force back the allies on the literally half a million people lost their lives and yet get little it was a victory for the ottomans one of only a few in a war in which they only reluctantly participated. since nine hundred thirteen the ottoman government had been headed by an all for a tarion nationalist triumvirate that had emerged from the young turks revolution. jamal pasha the minister of the navy. pasha the interior minister. and the passion the war minister. he was the strongest advocate of the alliance with germany. when war became inevitable the three passions aligned the ottoman empire with germany from istanbul to the border of anatolia from palestine to yemen mobilisation occurred in all the remaining autumn and provinces. biggest like those nineteen fourteen was supposed to bring about the turkish revenge on history they stor

austria is key here. the country the austria is at the crux of eastern and western europe, particularly in vienna, there's significant influence from russia. austrian police are very much invested in understanding the way that russian organized crime operates. because it comes right up to their doorstep. so that means that this assessment, this understanding from the austrian police, is something that we should take with the greatest degree of seriousness. that's why it's so important that a man who gave millions of dollars to a manafort-linked company, a company that manafort controlled koorgs to the indictment, is someone who was a figure of such acute concern to the police in austria. >> to walk through this again, it's a little complicated, but it's not a lot of chess moves to get you from one to the other, right? >> exactly. >> there's a guy names ivan fursip, ukrainian parliamentarian. and we have reporting in 2012, he's putting millions of dollars into this entity, lusical, and after he puts it in,

so, you know, i think-- it's so odd to me that we're gonna start talking about your life in austria when we're in this opulent setting. but i gotta tell you, when i walked in here and looked around, what struck me was the picture of your parents - kind of looms over this whole gym. - mm-hmm. - why? - well, first of all, i know that i come into this gym every day. that gives me a chance to also see my parents every day. i love my parents. they're terrific, but the other side of the coin is they never really approved of the weightlifting and the bodybuilding. they didn't understand it. it was just in the beginning it was really tough that their own vision that i should become a police officer like my father did, and, you know, get married in austria, and all of those kind of things. have a girl by the name of heidi, and have a bunch of kids, like "the sound of music" kind of thing, you know? sort of being up in the alps. and i had bodybuilding pictures all over my bedroom. so then my mother said, "why does he have all these oily guys hanging on the wall when all the other boys have girls h

i think the ottoman russian and austria hungary and empires weren't able to resolve this question with a lot of wish it could lock up in the historical context of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries this decline was inevitable to have to do that can take in a bit though it didn't necessarily have to proceed in this way. shouldn't the end of the ottoman empire with its long history of chaos and violence make us think about states nations and borders. about other models of living together about types of unions to heal the wounds caused by the division of the empire. wounds in the balkans and in the middle east that still undermine hopes for stability in the world today. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on a lot of programming go on doing. that with us our innovations magazine for asia . every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. one to elephants need. is a plastic model turned into a paving stone why do algae make it clear. the good idea can work anywhere and there are people developing smart

it's a sign but i think the ottoman russian and austria hungary and empires weren't able to resolve this question of wish good luck of course in the historical context of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries this decline was inevitable as to have to design again that can take in everything though it didn't necessarily have to proceed in this way said foma. shouldn't the end of the ottoman empire with its long history of chaos and violence make us think about states nations and borders. about other models of living together about types of unions to heal the wounds caused by the division of the empire. wounds in the balkans and in the middle east that still undermine hopes for stability in the world today. once a victim of the cultural revolution now a celebrated bach interpreter pianist. after over three decades in exile she now returns to her native china with a very mixed feelings. show me how box defeated my. fifteen. your children like chocolate. with your smartphone. to you by your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily life human rights oh often the last thing on th

the border from austria with one of the would make it to the toting about time on construction. to begin with the breaking news coming to us out of zimbabwe and explosions have been heard in the capital there harare there are military vehicles and soldiers roaming the streets warders is reporting that the army may have taken over the state broadcaster however zimbabwe's ambassador to south africa says no coup against president robert mugabe is underway he also told the words news agency that the government remains in tact the exact words now several images have been posted on social media that show very unusual military activity as you can see here this is all inside the capital tension is very high in the country and rising big since the head of the army criticized a purge of the president's ruling saying no p.f. party their party responded by choosing the just. constantino treasonable conduct so it's kind of tell you how we got here robert mugabe is ninety three years old he has rules involve ways since the country gained independence and one nine hundred eighty last week he f

called easyj et new airline in austria called easyjet europe to maintain the rights to be able to flyengers are used to flying with easyjet. they are putting contingencies in place but there is no doubt that doing that costs money and ultimately when passengers are not prepared to pay very much for their tickets, it puts further pressure on profits. thank you for joining us. we're going to bring you a big story from the us. the department ofjustice will sue to block a proposed $85 billion takeover of time warner by at&t. regulatory concerns around the deal have ramped up in recent months and now the usjustice department is saying it violates rules governing fair competition. samira hussain reports from new york. this is a deal that has always made sense for the two companies. at&t is one of america's leading mobile telecom operators. so owning time warner's news and entertainment properties would really give it a big competitive advantage and based on precedent like comcast‘s take—over of nbc which went through in 2010, this at&t merger looked like it would be accepted by regulators,

reporter from austria on the return of the warden. exposing the toy construction and. portland and there and is using st. paul is it when they're on line we were in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on set. but. it will this is a dialogue tweet us with hostile a.j. stream and one of their pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. this is the news hour on al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the search for survivors continues in iran where thousands of people are spending a second day without shelter after sunday's earthquake a national day of mourning spin held for the estimated four hundred thirty bringing two were killed near the border with iraq the emir of qatar says locating countries have no desire to end of a five month old gulf crisis and they are underestimating the will of the country people i mean been hammered on funny says qatar is willing to start talks but it won't be dictated to or surrender its sovereignty and military leaders

tomorrow same time the snow will become even more of a large area covering a good part of slovenia austria slovakia not through poland as we get to what's thirty centimeters maybe more than that i think in one fall with heavy rain to the south of that and tempers behind even lower five in london three in berlin down to ten in madrid a real touch and a real push of winter now at the same time of course is going to be a consequence across the other side of the water north africa that cloud at the moment is just gathering but in the next two days i think they'll concentrate in a line of rain which will produce something substantial through morocco or tunisia temperatures are coming down obviously but the concentration or rain could cause some flooding. sponsored by. their online the us response to. the drug trade over the last fifty years. is a dialogue. about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the. military the top stories this hour north korea. tested its most powerful and on and on the list of. what they say could reach all the u.s. mainland as people and celebrate

australians out to say yes to same sex marriages plus i'm reporting from austria on the return of the wooden eight i'll get to the turning back time on construction. now it's been a tense night in zimbabwe's capital explosions have been heard in harare and the reuters news agency says soldiers have taken over the headquarters of the state broadcaster said b.b.c. but the army says it's not a military takeover well several images have been posted on social media showing unusual military activity inside. the capital tension has been rising since the head of the army criticized a purge of the president's ruling zanu p.f. well the party responded by accusing general constantino chiwenga of treasonable conduct when a military spokesperson has just read a statement on state radio he says president robert mugabe and his family a safe and the military's targeting what they called criminals around him it continued as soon as the criminals have been apprehended the situation will return to normalcy and this is not a military takeover where the soldiers said oliva members of the defense forces ca

with the stormy weather i think the baltic states where it's cold and miserable sons back out in austria there is some snow on the ground further progress will take it to the edge of europe still a lot of snow to come out of it leaving the cold behind still with a northerly wind three in paris night in madrid and a circulation the west mediterranean which looks particularly stormy that will be mostly rain but as you can see there be some snow for the french alps a real touch of winter. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when miss was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and anger around the world but the chinese are not that stupid things guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this seems like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china at this time just see it. welcome back without his air let's take you through the stories making headlines a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast is agreed a plan for the emergency evacuation from libya of r

on the company in germany authorities are investigating the sale of fifteen euro fighter jets to austria here to there are also believed to be irregularities but in germany there's been no indictment against the company only individual employees and we desperately need a corporate criminal law where companies are threatened by serious punishment this is long been the case in britain and france we're thirty years behind and this is perhaps the consequence of the german age a network of interconnected german companies who protect each other and it's not ok . global companies like airbus and same inza particularly susceptible to corruption especially in situations where the local customs are more blurred. and is now needs to demonstrate cooperation with the authorities. buying gold is a popular impulse among investors and turbulent times of course purchasing the actual physical boyens isn't the only way to invest in gold but counterfeit bars are an obvious concern for those looking for a safe haven like the one that was solved by the royal bank of canada. when all that glitters is gold you

in the europa league italian giants milan are through to the last 32 they beat austria vienna 5—1 atiro despite falling behind early. andre silva and patrick cutrone picking up the decisive second and third goals respectively before the half time break and both got another during the second half meanwhile in group] swedish side urstersunds — in theirfirst season in europe — are assured of a spot in the last 32 after beating zorya luhansk 2—0. the club only got promoted to the swedish top tier last season and are the first side from the country to make it through the group stages since that concept was introduced. hoffenheim and everton are both out after their respective losses against braga and atalanta while lyon qualify from group e along with atalanta. salzburg are into the last 32 but marseille‘s draw in group eye at konyaspor means second place is not guaranteed while steau bucharest will progress either top or second in group g despite losing away to viktoria plzen. in group h arsenal still qualified despite losing 1—0 at cologne who are of bottom of the german bundesliga. you

and quite creatively easy jet has registered here on the european continent it has a legal seat in austria and it has registered aircraft and that might allow the company to cope with the possibility that the two sides the u.k. government and the european union fail to come up with a comprehensive agreement for the traffic for the airline sector. so that's something that's also rewarded by people of the markets and by many analysts looking at easy jet and conrad is the market still interested in the unfolding political drama here in germany. absolutely after the chancellor angela merkel talked about how she prefers fresh elections to minority government of course more and more people here wonder what has to happen until this starts weighing on sentiment the german chambers for industry and commercial say that business is at the moment in germany are much less optimistic than they were at the beginning of the year next friday we'll get an update of the evil index of business climate and remember last month's shortly after the general election here in germany this index had reached a record

home controlling entire buildings with no bond devices is becoming increasingly popular like here in austria for example. this charming little hotel is such a building and we're going to take a closer look at it the owner has agreed he doesn't know when the attack will occur . owner could cinna has embraced new technologies there were regular problems in his stressful everyday life such as with the cold storm on one occasion the door wasn't closed properly another time there was a power cut that's particularly bad when the hotel is closed the good spoil quickly and the financial damage to the family is significant. we always had a problem that's on public holidays we weren't able to monitor our cold storage. we thought about what to do about it. and some things we bought a sensor for the cold store that sends temperature data straight to our mobile. phones in the guns and then print we get an e-mail and can react to it immediately. the temper to the temperature app was just the beginning of you've added other smart functionals can you tell us about those. you know if you don't know who has a

gdp per capita in the czech republic is still half of what it is in austria.e to give them another 25 years to adapt, and those 25 .ears would be hugely important if europe tries to force these countries to adopt faster, you will see a lot of resistance, and you could see those , enlargingnifying it, and moving away from the european current. matt: we already see a lot of european resistance. i look at the success of the freedom party in austria, the success of the afd here in germany. how do you square that with the sort of mainstream desire or assumption that we are moving towards thinking union -- banking union, deeper integration in europe? how do you see those two ends playing out? guest: i think they have very little to do with it. development of right or left populist movements has a lot to do with the migration issue and nothing else. economic policy, they do play a minor role. in principle, i would say that they are, like all populist a veryts, not really positive factor for the development of the economy because everything that goes growthl, opportun

several eu countries, including austria, italy and the uk, are already investigating the breach.s data protection group, known as an article 29 working party, could choose to coordinate these investigations. and things could get even stickier for uber. next year, a new eu body takes over the data protection role and will have power to impose fines of 4% of annual global turnover or 20 million euros. with me is anne marie baisden from bmi research. good to see you again. whatever happens, it looks like uber will face the music and some serious fines, which will be very costly. talk us through this europe wide attack as it were. it isa attack as it were. it is a bit difficult because at the moment, the eu in its own right doesn't have the power to impose penalties. investigations will be at a state level and discussions over the next couple of days will be about establishing this task force to co—ordinate this investigation. it does mean it will be more serious thanif it does mean it will be more serious than if it were just individual countries on the road. as well, i suppose you

breach and subsequent cover up ride sharing company on monday britain and italy joined the netherlands austria and poland in launching separate probes one of many war is for the company as our financial correspondent daniel cope explains. scandal after scandal were has been recently providing mostly bad news for you remember that former c.e.o. and founder cullen it even had to step down because of sexual harassment charges made by employees and a very cold climate within the company and lately another scandal over did not reveal for one year that it was a victim of a major cyber attack data of more than fifty seven million users and drivers were stored at the end or were paid one hundred thousand dollars to the hackers. in frankfurt in the philippines the jeepney is an icon of daily life a colorful taxi that evolved from the u.s. military jeep but many of the diesel powered vehicles are old and unfiltered exhaust fumes pollute the air in towns and cities the solution it seems a government mandated mandated modernization program to make them clean the question now is who's going to pay for the

goffin will now have to beat austria's dominic thiem to reach the semi—finals.ace in the last four with victory over spain's pablo carreno—busta. but he needed three sets to see off the man who was drafted in as a late replacement for rafael nadal. thiem won the deciding set 6—4. cricket now. and we're just a few hours away from the first test between india and sri lanka. the first match in their three—test series is in kolkata, and that'll be followed by three one—day internationals, and three t20 matches. the two sides met as recent as august when india whitewashed the sri lankans in all three formats. the indian captain virat kohli knows they'll be expected to repeat that feat on home soil over the next six weeks. we don't like to defend. we simply wa nt to we don't like to defend. we simply want to do well as a team. whatever combination we need to play, we will do that accordingly. keep in mind, winning is the most important thing. for that, everyone is on the same page. wejust for that, everyone is on the same page. we just want to play good cricket as a t

here will have consequences for developed countries like germany and austria too i think because we'renot so linked up the consequences for the ukrainian electricity grid were less than what could have happened in those other countries i mentioned where even the flick of steam agree the make you know about the way she is movable to the ukraine got off lightly but such an attack could have more serious consequences in germany how safe is our energy supply given the increasingly connected nature of our systems the federal office for information security refers us to existing laws governing the protection of our critical infrastructure. the i.t. security law came into force in germany in summer two thousand and fifteen there are minimum standards requirements for operators of critical energy plants to report attacks that has given us a different level of protection therefore i think an attack like the one on ukraine isn't likely in germany really we want to know more. when visiting an ex-pat who's interested in exactly this topic could hackers use loopholes to trigger a europe wide power