that was the key to austria. now, once he's annexed austria, look at poor czechoslovakia in the middle, right? right in the middle. in the middle of all of this, the british and the french have different conceptions of the impact of the war. the nature of foreign policy, the nature of what should be done, the meaning of the treaty, and even the role of germany in europe. at least until 1936, france was somewhat more independent. and it attempted to have an all europe policy. to stay in line with the states on the east of germany in some ways to be able to cut germany's freedom of movement. so too the french. the existence and independence of the czech state with whom they had an alliance was very important. and the soviets also had an alliance, as i mentioned before, with the czechs. the french also had alliances with yugoslavians and romanians. but the british didn't view that as significant. they had a western system of defense. england's defense begins on the rhine. france itself. the british were not against

but anyway the court handed a major victory in austria and it's embarrassing for the german government because the store was in the making for at least 5 years. but does this mean then that the motorway scheme is officially dead in the water or where it doesn't go from here. it's the as planned cannot happen because the court says it's you could write for every european citizen is the model of the german government came up with an especially the very in c. is to the conservative party that it does not vote it's illegal so of course the german government can now play and you told model but the model that you reimburse judgment car drivers and charge only for knows this is not working. boundaries are there in luxembourg for us thank you very much businesses hate uncertainty exhibit a might be the american firms are bracing for yet another round of import tariffs on chinese goods should they re anja near long established supply chains or wait for a resolution to the trade dispute either way they're losing money and many are now asking the trump administration for an end to terrorists. for

s electronica center in linz austria is a rendezvous with our not so distant future a clearer view of where we're heading next. my colleague david leavitt's is here with me now david looks pretty cool but also a little creepy as well i mean i can make anyone say anything it likes really mona lisa obama yeah it's a little bit dangerous actually this is a technique called deep fake that has been used actually to create fake news and it is scary in the era of fake news when you can have a politician give a fake press conference and post it online it's also been used to create fake porn using real people who are not porn actor so. great for creative work if you want to make mona lisa talk in your movie but this is really a technology that we have to be very careful and let's talk about the electronics that sensor recently reopened but it is much more than a family museum is it is there are actually. researchers there who are at the cutting edge of ai and the arts i'm going to show you one example it's a guy whose work is pretty cool maybe a little creepy. who's a scientist and a musician

the austria hungary an empire a truly multinational state had ceased to exist by early november 918. the empire is larger ethnic minorities including czechs slovaks pro at some slovenes demanded independence and hope that america would help them achieve it. us president woodrow wilson sought to create a jury of peace as part of this effort wilson announced that from now on the peoples of europe should be governed only by their own consent i described self-determination as an imperative principle of action. empires collapse i i people rose up in revolt i. x monarchs fled the last austrian emperor charles the 1st step down from the hapsburg throne he and his wife tito were exiled to madeira in 1921. in 1922 turkey's new parliament expelled the last autumn and sultan mesh made the 6 several new states would emerge from the ruins of his empire . but some monarchs were celebrated as here it was. during the war belgium's king albert of the 1st. had fought alongside his troops his wife elizabeth served at the front as a nurse i. germany's occupation of belgium ended with the armistice that

of austria by germany, adding another eight, nine million people to the reich. france, again, had a caretaker government, which means it did not have full national support. in that particular kind of structure, it's very, very difficult to make choices. and there were near civil wars in many of the countries of europe and states were afraid of doing anything that could lead to a civil war or that could lead to an international conflict. both of those things are functioning at the same time constantly. in order to survive, in fact, most states used some kind of emergency decrees, including states even like belgium. or like france, during the popular front. usually they were for short periods of time. and that was very, very difficult as well. the leader of the popular front, bloom, in order to carry out further social reforms, asked for emergency decree power over the economy from the french senate. sort of like what has been happening in the united states recently. who has the power to govern in extra-constitutional ways. and the french senate refused him the po

we're from austria. would come from. we live in manchester. and came from the right. very. among those who rode a long way to participate in the world best the days of these members of the best books have from munich. after hungary. 2 days and some 600 kilometers later they arrived just in time for the start of the festival to 4 days they'll read the role all over town to visit the community is launched right is from more than 40 nations are taking part in this year's event all for different reasons i'm for just to keep the good old days alive and enjoy it all the renaissance of the scooter. it's. a way of life it's the way to have 4 good friends we have lots of fun. most important we have this week specially with other. diverse the world days are a good opportunity to get to know europe and its people you mentioned for me this is this is my religion it's my passion i think he's our don feel when you are so free. taking to the road with or without a side car is something they all look forward to at 55 kilometer journey lies ahead for the 60 scooters on today's tour they rea

and going under in austria.arting this week in thailand, 90 minutes south—west of bangkok. few international travellers venture here, but in recent yea rs travellers venture here, but in recent years the amazing transformation of its ecosystem has begun to draw people, like me. while it may not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, it is actually quite full of life. there are snails, goggles, crabs, macaques, all kinds of wildlife. there is a monkey here with a crab in its mouth. this place is quite an experience. because here in what might look like in endless sea of mud, there are local delicacies —— delicacies and the story of a local community who fought back from the brink of disaster. i arranged to meet up with a local guide to show meet up with a local guide to show me around. and as we get farther up from the village, you can see the ingenuity that these people have taken to the rivers. so all morning, at low tide, they push, they are on a skateboard and they pick the clams. and i hear that travellers

a group of or rain tanks took austria in their own hands, showering themselves with hoses and buckets and some managed to make their own drinks filling plastic cups, look at that withd ice cowater, you know. you need a little cool off. another orangutansses a blanket to cool off. temperatures are set to soar above 104 degrees in austria later this week. >> super heat wave in europe. the women's world cup soccer game outside of paris -- they're playing the game later on in the day, paris is likely to be near 95 degrees for the next couple days. >> friday, friday. >> yeah, friday. and there's talk that parts of southern france and southern co spain uld have all-time record high temperatures above 105 degrees. >> incredible. >> over the coming days. soeurope is being bakednder an incredible heat wave. we have, by the way, no vacation frothe heat in our near future either. yesterday was our ninth 90 degree day of the year. toay will be the tenth. tomorrow will be the 11th. the day after that will be -- you get the idea? it's going to be hot around here. it's going to stay hot, too. the on

which is an american company on the wind the beaches in austria they have not made their final investment decision yet to exploit the kind i say we will do respect even the very complimentary of both of those projects i would totally agree with you on the if you had operational and you were very eager to see them moving ahead in fact david corn stein i think he is the . question. on a number of occasions that hungry a must that versified center just supplies would be happy to do so but there's no physical what can i do well i mean that's that's. still ongoing i think the remaining field at least is still ended the discussion but my point to you is why is it not ok for brussels to tell you what hungry must do and why is it ok for washington to withdraw their american ambassador to tell you what you must do you only talk to the americans very openly and very honestly. american ambassador in budapest whom i respect very much i tell him the thing is that physically we cannot diversify why because of. because you or your company and the austrians have not made their final investment decision i

it was of course austria's if. the party which was in coalition. people's party found itself under the spotlight not for its potentially dubious policies but for a good old cash influence gambit. revici's . he says there was even an attempt to drag le pen's name into the thick gate as it became known a few months ago marine le pen was singing the praises of austrian vice chancellor heinz christian straka saying how formidable he was strong being forced to resign we find out why he was trying to sell his services to foreign forces behind this nationalist movement is a submission to foreign forces despite this the f p o still managed to pick up just over 17 percent of the vote in austria. there was also of course the elections very own me too moment one swedish democrats candidate accused the other of sexual harassment and even though the scandal washed away it didn't hamper the anti immigration party's performance they increased their share of the vote to more than 15 percent. and despite merkel. warning the populous parties wanted to destroy europe

france the united states belgium italy and serbia had defeated the central powers the german empire austria hungary and the ottoman empire. when the armistice was announced in 1900 people in the allied countries took to the streets to celebrate. the french try to see more now described the scene in paris. in the crowd young factory workers and fashionably dressed ladies hugged and kissed each other. the great empires of europe were falling apart i. the wars that have killed millions prompted new demands for independence. in april 19th 16 irish republicans in dublin launched an insurrection against british rule. but the uprising was poorly organized and was put down quickly by british troops once again the union jack flew over the irish capital. the australian garion empire a truly multinational stage had ceased to exist by early november at 1918. the empire is larger ethnic minorities including czechs slovaks croats and slovenes demanded independence and hopes that america would help them achieve it. u.s. president woodrow wilson sought to create a jury of peace as part of this effort wilso

here in vatican city, austria, to bosnia. backin vatican city, austria, to bosnia.football team looks at to escape the worst of the heat when they play norway tonight. 2a degrees is forecast. the high temperatures are caused by hot air from the sahara and blamed on climate change are some, whatever the cause, the immediate concern for tens of millions of people across europe will be getting through the next few days of intense heat. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a significant drop in cervical pre—cancers — scientists say there's now worldwide proof the hpv vaccine is working. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim in certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner." chapman, prison—pale and slightly chubby, said not a single word in open court. it was left to his lawyer to explain his decision to plead guilty to murdering john lennon. he believes that onjune 8, god tol

sanctions on tehran or europe correspondent peter all of has been following developments for us in austria. tehran had described this meeting in austria as the last chance to save the 2015 nuclear deal it certainly doesn't seem like that has happened as this meeting is wrapped up but what we have seen is that they are willing all of the sides are willing to continue talks to try and salvage what is left of the deal it's really been a rocky ground since the u.s. pulled out unilaterally in 2018. as the meeting ended the iranian side described it as a step forward but certainly not the finished deal just yet iran has threatened to exceed the enrich uranium levels that would set down in the 2015 agreement it's understood that they could do that as a really is such today sunday but we are led to believe that they won't do that immediately that it would be something that would happen at a later date should they pursue with that threat the people who have been here in vienna to try and hammer out some kind of solution include representatives from the united kingdom france germany china and russia

what we know at the moment germany austria and other european leaders back nord stream to you and they've condemned the u.s. threats of sanctions how do you think this is going to play out and are they able to defy washington. well it's quite clear as you said already a senate. of representatives approved the bipartisan bill on sanctions and it will turn into law probably in august when president trumps science it it's part and parcel of the u.s. policy you also mentioned in your news reports that you know we have a trade and technology warfare going on with china tightening sanctions regime against iran very soon there might be a series of sanctions applied on turkey because of a $400.00. defense system board from russia so in a series of this kind of actions we see that those determination on the side of us and this is also deepening the rift between the europeans and the americans. because us have several objectives for imposing the sanctions initially on companies investors and also individuals this will make it difficult but we should also think that the europeans are acting in unifo

as formula i travelled to austria, fa ns sto p as formula i travelled to austria, fans stop to remember death and turn one at the track has been named the niki lauda curve. fitting that on the red bull track it was this man dominating the stop looking for his seventh win in nine races, lewis hamilton started in fourth because of a grid penalty but a front wing problem halted his progress and he never looked like much of a threat. as max verstappen made his way up the order, the huge bank of dutch fans lit up. 0vertaking valtteri bottas, he made it to second but could he catch charles leclaire? with two laps to go he was passed, so if you are tired of mercedes dominance, this at least provided some relief. in the last half an hour, the double olympic champion caster semenya has won the 800 metres at a diamond league meeting in california. it's the first time the south african has raced over the distance for almost two months. a ruling by world athletics forcing her to take hormone suppressants has been temporarily overturned by a swiss court allowing her to compete in her favoured event.

john: the last 100 years were not so great for austria.g can happen in 100 years and that doesn't seem to be putting people off. caroline: going long century bonds. peace also makes clear is the fact that inflation expectations have shifted dramatically. what have you heard in terms of how they walk that line? brian: i think that is the real big question. the idea was that fed was focusing on inflation and in the may meeting they were going to make some comments to that effect, saying that inflation was a big risk, maybe we will have to cut. powell pushed back on that. he mentioned transitory factors. that was not music to bond traders's ears. it will be interesting to see if he says that again. joe: how problematic is it for the fed that stocks are basically at all-time highs? john: it makes life that much more complicated for them. i always love the jeremy grantham analogy that equity markets are the brontosaurus. if you bite it at its tail, it will take a long time to get 'srough to the equity market head. nervously after the latest amo

very healthy very fresh it's not greasy i associate chinese food with being very greasy going to austria that you know no no no not at all it's very clean and that's what i liked about it because i didn't gain any weight. does tofu stick yes. this is no joke it was it's tough that's a challenge because obviously if you smell something like a like i said it was like a farm you know i mean it's like going to walk into a farm where there's stinky pigs and things you're not going to eat and it really smell it was you really notice this for it was fermented something it just reeked and i thought there's no way i can eat here and they brought it out and i thought there's no i'm eating that and to taste it though it was really really mild it wasn't it was different from the way that it's mouth so but still it was a challenge to have that smell all around you and then eat and enjoy but but my reaction in the crew really like that too because the taiwanese are very proud they were so excited when i said i'd like to now we've. got a bit because we've got speaking a bit of mandarin here it is right

as formula one travelled to austria, fa ns as formula one travelled to austria, fans stopped to remembertrack it was best man dominating. looking for his seventh win in nine races, lewis hamilton started in fourth because of a great penalty, but i front wing problem halted his progress, and he never looks like much of a threat. as max verstappen made his way up the order, the huge bank of dutch fans lit up. 0vertaking valtteri bottas, he made it to second, but could he catch charles leclerc? with two laps to go, he was passed, although the manoeuvre is being investigated. when sebastian vettel over todd hamilton, it made his bad day even worse. it is the first time this season he hasn't made the podium, so if you are tired of mercedes dominance, this at least provided some relief. eleanor roper, bbc news. great britain's marcus ellis and lauren smith have claimed badminton gold on the final day of competition at the european games in belarus. they beat their compatriots and top seeds chris and gabby adcock in the mixed doubles, and their victory also counts towards qualification for next

in austria they seem to be going along a more conservative path so along those lines i was wondering if you have any thoughts as to what the future might hold for europe in that regard and i think you very much for taking my question. >> look. parties can call themselves all sorts of things and hear what i'm trying to do is i'm trying to address ideas and try to give them to the extent that it's possible labels that are useful so we cannot be confused. let me not address what they call themselves but talk to the idea. since the fall of the berlin wall roughly every major political party in america and europe. democrats and republicans conservative and labor they have all been one or another in the form of liberals. they can call themselves whatever they want but they are all liberals almost no conservatism to be found when i say that they are all liberals what i meet as all of them whether they are socialist or libertarian they are all basing their worldview on what we had been discussing. on the assumption that there is no fundamental issue of whether your society needs to be cohesi

and going under in austria.onal travellers travel here but in recent yea rs, travellers travel here but in recent years, the amazing transformation of its ecosystem has begun to draw people like me. it may not be the most beautiful ecosystems but it is full of life. birds and macaws, all kinds of wildlife here. there is a monkey right here. with a crab in its mouth. this place is quite an experience. here in what looks like an endless sea of mud, there are local delicacies and people who have fought back from the brink of disaster. i arranged to meet up with a local guide to show me around. all morning at low tide, they push like they are on a skateboard and they pick the cockles and clams. and i hear that travellers can give ita and i hear that travellers can give it a try as well. a local fisherman is on hand to show me how it's done. on allfours? is on hand to show me how it's done. on all fours? chauffeur service. is on hand to show me how it's done. on all fours? chauffeurservice. not bad at all. the murder

photographer who trains his lens on those fighting to save our oceans also coming up the unique festival in austria combining the arts technology and society. and a composer who gets her inspiration from nothing more than a chat. but we begin with german photographer your coal vest who was living the high life 1st as a male model and then as a top fashion photographer until 8 years ago when he was asked to photograph his holiness the dalai lama joining his visit to germany getting to know him best promised a visit to bet and highlight the problems facing the country then he went on to the amazon to help the indigenous tribes that and now he's using his photographic skills to promote heroes of the sea. environmental photographer york slate his project draws attention to the state of our oceans with shocking results. this is not an island but a mountain of plastic.

to clear over the alps and of course is not a great represents showers in the still hot south of austria and down towards the tip of greece and certainly we've seen circulation of showers in turkey for the last week or so they're going to continue or they're not widespread. the difference in the weather across the med trains its remaining driving there is a fair amount of cloud taking the sun out of the sky so it's a new $28.00 into mrs tomorrow $21.00 robot and that's despite the almost constant sun shines north shore breeze the hot weather is to run but it's just inland in libya. examining the headline scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years to make on past any changes unflinching journalism i am told to leave toward complete in a certain absolutely sharing personal stories with a global audience we simply can make the sacrifice is what i want to see explore in abundance of world class programming the world is watching on al-jazeera. this is a dialogue reading about it for not often staying at on international media and on t.v. why should we stop in this conversation with