and we're here for rice transfer, austria who had met nato countries are doing the praying conflict, and the sanctions against russia has backfired. we now witnessing a situation in which the european union, without discussing the reasons and the underlying reasons, is taking a stance on the matter and is not advocating negotiations. i'd also nato's eastwood expansion, which ultimately led to this escalation, a lock out of the world. this is our to international regional ones, and these are the top stories this out where we begin with the latest crane conflict. moscow and key at conducted a prisoner swap on thursday with each side exchanging $170.00 captured soldiers. those russian troops have now returned to their home land. this footage was filmed right after the plane carrying the russian soldiers landed. i'm military airbase and the mosque. our region brushes, defense ministry earlier warren, that arm service personnel could face mortal danger and ukrainian captivity. all of those free soldiers will now undergo a rehabilitation period in a hospital. in the deal, russia has also r

we hear from a former vice chancellor of austria, who admits nato countries are deliberately feeling the ukraine complex and the sanctions against russia has backfired. we now witnessing the situation in which the european union, without discussing the reasons and the underlying reasons, has taken us down on the matter and is not advocating negotiations and the policy negotiation. one must understand the underlying reason. i'd also nato's eastwood expansion, which ultimately led to this escalation, a for lost out of the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins. and these are the top stories this out where we begin with the latest in the ukraine conflict. moscow and he had conducted a prisoner swap on thursday with each side changing $107.00 captured soldiers. those russian troops had now returned to their home land. now this footage was film to ride after the plane carrying the russian soldiers landed at a military air base in the moscow region. russia's defense ministry earlier warned that armed service personnel could face mortal danger in ukrainian captivity. all of

on the right, poland lizard symbolizes nato marian kamensky from slovakia but now lives in austria drawing called missiles in poland is a popular narrative. even if the rocket was ukrainian , russia is still to blame here with the author. no doubt rocket written russia on pulpit emblem nato is the work of ukrainian artist andrey petrenko , let's see. will there be an answer or, again, only the concerns of the italian m-0, del rossa are here and no words are required, everything and so the drawing is clearly called the fire of war. eastern europe showed itself most clearly in this episode, the baltic countries and members of the visegrad group, except for hungary, immediately and without hesitation accused russia of attacking nato and demanded that the western giants finally take effective measures to actually intervene in the military conflict. vyshgorodsky's idea cooperation arose back in the late eighties, when a wave of anti-communist uprisings swept through eastern europe, then the prime minister of hungary, josev, antal invited the presidents of poland and czechoslovakia, lech walesa

on the right , poland lizard symbolizes nato marian kamensky and slovakia but now lives in austria drawing called missiles in poland is a popular narrative. even if the rocket was ukrainian , russia is still to blame here with the author. there is no doubt that the rocket is written russia on the chair, the emblem of nato, the work of ukrainian artist andriy petrenko, let's see. will there be an answer or again only concerns italian m-0, del rosa, here and no words are required, everything is clear and the drawing is called the fire of war. eastern europe showed itself most clearly in this episode, the baltic countries and members of the visegrad group, except for hungary, immediately and without hesitation accused russia of attacking nato and demanded that the western giants finally take effective measures, in fact, intervene in a military conflict. the idea of ​​vyshgorod cooperation arose back in the late eighties, when a wave of anti-communist uprisings swept across eastern europe, then hungarian prime minister jozhev antal invited the presidents of poland and czechoslovakia lech wales

c- you are the wagons that took us, so to austria in austria it is, of course, a beautiful country, rightso on, but i ended up in a cont, an outhouse camp. this is a completely ugly country and not at all the option that was there, which means, well, there was food there for 405 years. what is it when they take blood, it means the purest blood of children before that, it means that when you are not on the bunk all the time, all the time in the barracks you do not have the opportunity to go out into the air, it means, uh, it means that you are hiding from everything, you are afraid, what can happen to you in the next minute today, based on the data established by the investigation of more than three million civilian prisoners of war. uh, these are the losses that were suffered were destroyed by the great patriotic war. we want everything to this. to interest the youth of our generation so that they begin to understand the need to know history.

three of the dead did not hear the demands of the workers and those who went to extreme measures in austria, the nationwide strike of the railway workers led to traffic jams . the rising star of the belarusian musical horizon, pianist vladislav khanduki , in the evening on the stage of the philharmonic symphony orchestra of the belarus-russia company, may to make significant progress in matters of import substitution, president alexander lukashenko said during a meeting with the governor of primorsky krai, oleg kozhemyako, who came to our country for the third time in a year, despite the distance from minsk, vladivostok is united by strong relationships, including a modest trade turnover of about 40 million dollars, however, the parties are sure the amount can be more than doubled to 100 million. we see that all the problems that are being piled up today have been overcome in the economy and in russia in belarus, and we try to overcome them there is a certain inhibition. mm. unfortunately, bureaucratic we 'll talk about it. this concerns, not primorsky krai as a whole, our cooperation with

19 young authors propagated their detective yards, in their project more than 30% with belarus , austriae storyboard of the exhibition at lara-sulyakevich. the international textile bridge was one yagubok narodzhal, everything in belarus is inshi. austria has here from the sleeves of the roslina of the star of granny christina, vysotskaya of the belarusian outer, the concept of the austrian bridge between people is nevydkov, the author of his work on the cross optical fiber. you took the mastakas from krinitsa’s stumbles, and you took the java of the suspension rope bridge into the concept of hitting the two sections of the experiment of the underarm itself and until the end of the creation was caught in hiding, the authors of the houses hang only from interference, canvas textiles, yes, it does not stand on place. it combines tradition and modernity and innovation in what we can now weave, not just textile materials. it can be both metal wire and optical fiber. by the way, here in the work of mono or from the experience of fiber, just on hundreds, and in my case. for example, i used the

when there was a bus there in austria, i was explaining the stores trans. imagine that during one winter, the whole young gods leaned from clogging for would die the most horrible, slow humiliating death. ukraine is a traumatized nation, a nation that's what's heard deeply by the kremlin, the very force that we are fighting right now. every family has stories about you know, what's, what's happened in those in that the terrible winter or in the case of my family when ever had the year old girl marina, who survived like the whole family of the winter. but when the tree blossoming time came, she saw a cache blossoming and she started eating. she, she just ran for a start. if you think we'll just pop and if you use too much blossom, you die because it's bouncing. every family has stories like that. so for us emotionally, it's extremely, extremely important. also, the whole bill comes tribute to, for, to, for germany on to other countries to understand better, why we don't want to give our poor to this a bar called the cram. we're, well yeah, there is a connect

they took us, so, to austria in austria, it is, of course, a beautiful country, right, there and so onbut i got into a cont, lagman-hausen. this is a completely ugly country and not at all the option that was there, which means, well , it was there before. uh, 405 nutrition. what is it when they take blood, it means the purest blood of children before it, it means even when you are not on the bunk all the time, all the time in the barracks. you can't get out into the air, so, uh, so you're hiding from everything you're afraid of with you in the next minute, it may be today, based on the data established by the investigation. more than three million civilians prisoners of war er, these are the losses that were suffered were destroyed were the great patriotic war. we want our generation to be interested in this, so that they begin to understand the need to know their history in the future, so that they do not allow the atrocities that were at the head of the great patriotic war. the project has scheduled competitions for creating types of videos exposure of translucent egenocides. ucap,

phil lebeau is joining us from austria. phil, tell us more >> reporter: a huge day here, joumanna we're here at the plant in austria. the first day of production. start of production for the fisker ocean this is the work done on the fiskers rolling off the line in the next several days. they will slide one of the mainframes into the scene here you will see the robots putting together the frame of the oceans for fisker, this is the beginning of a huge move in terms of their development here. here are their plans fisker ocean will go into production and you will start to see deliveries in europe and in the united states by early next year how many vehicles do they plan to deliver next year production of 42,000 they have reservations of 62,000 this is the suv that they are building the next model, built in the united states, will be the pear. that begins production in northeast ohio in 2024 it has been a rough near for fisker and the other startups. look at the stock and how it has been under pressure like rivian and lucid. wh

we are waiting for hunger with gas sanctions, the economy of germany, austria and many other countriestroyed, massive unemployment and destruction of the economy, and in the near future, famine how the supply of russian gas is connected with the supply of artificial fertilizers. it is beneficial for none of us to have the austrian people, to whom they only harm, and this is beneficial only to the producer who produces gas using hydraulic fracturing technology, who want to sell their expensive energy sources, because we have stopped receiving cheap russian gas. you can safely produce war and then we will have cheap gas, then we will again be able to pay our bills. the kingdom of the netherlands is one of the few countries in western europe groningen, which has significant reserves of natural gas, is one of the world's largest 2740 billion cubic meters, but why did they stop developing it, but still rely on cheap russian flows. it was not gas that was produced by the state for decades, they worked together and on this they earned a lot of money, about 440 billion, but something went wron

cold gas sanctions are destroying the economy of germany , austria and many other countries, massiveyment and economic destruction and, in the near future, famine , as russian gas supplies are associated with the supply of artificial fertilizers. sanctions are not beneficial to any of us there are the austrian people, which they only harm and this is only beneficial for the fracking gas producer who wants to sell their expensive energy carriers because we have stopped receiving cheap russian gas. an energy crisis is not a crisis, you can safely produce gas in groning, stop sanctions against russia because this is how we finance the war and then we will have cheap gas, then we will be able to pay our bills again. the netherlands is one of the few countries in western europe with significant reserves natural gas field groningen is one of the largest in the world 2740 billion cubic meters, but why did they stop developing it, but still rely on cheap russian flows by the state for decades together with sheeykin. on this they earned a lot of money about 440 billion, but something went wro

it was certain that austria would gain the backing of germany. serbia would be backed by russia. russia would be backed by france and soon all of europe would be at war. as churchill memorably wrote the parishes of for mana and tyrone faded back into the missed and squalls of ireland and estranged light began to immediately but by perceptible gradations fall and grow across the map of europe. ireland and britain were spared civil war because of the unexpected crisis of the great war on the fourth of august ask with announced that britain two would join the war against germany. and while the home rule bill was passed it was immediately suspended and what was started off as a european war became a world war. german soldiers like these young men were told that the war would be over by christmas and it was four years later on after 10 million were dead. the war fought between 1914 and 1918 the first world war or the great war as it still known in some places is critical to understanding winston churchill. as first lord of the admiralty when the july crisis broke out. he had the world

they are from austria. the sanctions imposed against russia are a mortal blow to europe, we shoot ourselves in both knees. at the same time, these sanctions have no effect. they only destroy europe. the lack of gas and other sources of fuel energy is not the only problem of european countries, the rejection of nuclear energy and the emphasis on so-called environmentally friendly systems. led to wholesale shortages and disagreements in society against the background, skyrocketing electricity prices. my name is stefan shtalman. i am the first chairman of the civil initiative. no wind power. the land was almost entirely built up with wind turbines. migratory birds can no longer get north to south from south to north, because everywhere wind turbines interfere, the microclimate in places of their mass installation is constantly changing, as the formation of clouds is disrupted and precipitation ceases. of course, they also have a bad effect on people living near these settings. this is already scientifically pr

our gas sanctions are destroying the economy of germany austria and many other countries mass unemploymenty and in the near future famine in the way that russian gas supplies are associated with the supply of artificial fertilizers sanctions are not beneficial to any of us there is the austrian people, to whom they only harm and this is beneficial only to a producer producing gas using hydraulic fracturing technology who want to sell their expensive energy products because we stopped getting cheap russian gas. an energy crisis is not a crisis, it is safe to extract gas in groning stop sanctions against russia because that's how we finance the war and then we'll have cheap gas, then we'll be able to pay our bills again. one of the few countries in western europe with significant reserves of natural gas , the groningen field is one of the world's largest 2740 billion cubic meters, but why did they stop developing it, but still rely on cheap russian flows. not gas, produced by the state jointly for decades, they earned a lot of money on this, about 440 billion, but something went wrong gas pr

kristallnacht stands out - jewish pogroms that began on the evening of november 9 , 1938 in germany, austriand the captured part in czechoslovakia, the reason was an attempt in paris on a german diplomat, he was shot by polish jews. herschel grinchpan. in fact, pogroms were being prepared. in advance, there is even a version that the assassination attempt was organized with the knowledge of hitler, the press screamed about the action retribution a. goebel declared that the army and the police would not interfere, the nazis broke into houses and killed entire families, jews, with sledgehammers, destroyed hospitals and schools, robbed shops, burned several hundred, siguk, victims, thousands of streets were full of fragments from mirrored windows. hence and the name of the massacre. kristallnacht is considered the prologue of the holocaust, the mass extermination of jews during the second world war. november 9, 1989 went down in history as the day the berlin wall fell, the main symbol of the cold war and the iron curtain in deed. this is a whole complex of defensive structures that separated ea

the marble cake has delighted pallets back home in austria as well. and this is caitlin kilby us of us. he is a huge wiki shots. really incredible what i've done already. mid, mid sydney went to sydney and the online courses that's for the home and companies are one man who is every course is different and each one is fun with his anders auntie, adequate maxima. mm. but to get a mouth watering aroma with the cake and the service with a granny's personal touch, vienna's cafe both and see own is the place to be. nothing. connect those like language does, but in a globalized world, many language is a dying out. hundreds of years ago, long for the telephone paper communicated across the valleys there centrally, more than 40 whistle languages, word white. now many of them are forgotten but nuts. on the canary island of lag amena school children, i even required to learn the language and we sent our reporter handling veiling into the classroom. certainly it gives a whole new meaning to whistle while you work. oh, i am sound like these can often be heard on

he says the geography of the tour routes festivals in germany spain italy austria france participation in the cultural program of the olympic games in barcelona the state academic choir chapel of the republic of belarus named after the screen winner of the grand prix of the international festival church music in poland breakfast on november 5 will celebrate the birthday of the people's artist of belarus igor alovnikov, he was born in minsk in a family of musicians father vladimir olovnikov, people's artist of the bssr , composer, author of the music of the song about minsk, which became the anthem of the belarusian capital. igor's first performance with an orchestra took place at the age of 11, and at 17 he is already a laureate of three piano competitions. the performer performs with solo piano organs programs in belarus russia germany spain in the uk japan china constantly participates in international music festivals and is the compiler and editor of more than twenty collections of belarusian piano music. igor vladimirovich regularly conducts master classes in the country and abroad

and plenipotentiary envoy of the first class extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine in austria1 mr. oleksandra good evening and good health to you. good evening. i'm glad you joined our broadcast. let's start with the topic of the week, which is being discussed in one way or another on all platforms, international platforms in ukraine, in russia . is heated especially against the background of our successes in the kherson region from the code of russian troops from the kherson region. well, in particular from kherson, biden said that the issue of compromises in the war depends exclusively on the position of ukraine. he said this while answering a question journalists. he said that it is the ukrainians' business. nothing about ukraine without ukraine. he added that i don't know what they are going to do, he means the ukrainians, but i know one thing, we will not tell them what they should do. what stage do you think, oleksandr? at this stage, ukraine should approach the issue of negotiations with the russian federation because any war ends anyway with negotiations, to be honest

the city has already accepted 70 migrants from ukraine and believes that this is enough in austria nowrefugee status are not protests of the population either dimash or regional authorities cannot yet force europe to change the vector of policy. today, a new eu project for the ukrainian army has been launched. the kiev regime will be helped to prepare 15,000 military men about what else the minister of defense and the head of the eu foreign ministries have decided in brussels from the belgian capital. report by our european correspondent anastasia popova the eu strategy towards russia has not changed since 2016 . now, judging by the leaks, she plans to renew the place of selective interaction with moscow, proposed by the then still federica mogirine now they are thinking of heading for complete isolation in all areas, and they even want to exclude cooperation between ordinary people. but there may appear points of need for closer interaction between the eu and nato, however. it is already in full swing 96% of the eu population lives under nato's cap towards defense ministers and heads.

hmm, i don't know, that is, to be honest, i've been dealing with germany, austria, the united states all my life as a diplomat, and the last time i was in russia in 1993, i'm happy that this mission is ungrateful to talk with russia it definitely won't happen to me because i personally don't know how i would talk to these people, of course, at a certain stage, you will have to talk to them. you may even have to talk to putin, how will it be , that is, for this you need some kind of consensus in society in the country, so far, i don't see any such consensus, at least among those people there who are my friends, my entourage but of course you ask yourself whether i will make a living in some such er information bubble and somewhere there , trapped in this bubble, people are ready to talk er about peace, therefore, in principle, it is important that the political elite the country's political leadership was completely transparent about the situation and spoke to society as adults and said that now we have the following options in this regard, including the option of talking to this abso

austria kept themselves allied in a tournament after their first world cup when since 2010.ke header secured a 1—0 when over tunisia. frustration for tunisian finance backin frustration for tunisian finance back in the capital of tunis. 0ver back in the capital of tunis. over in melbourne in federation square it's always lively there. i huge party. a saturday night fixture in australia and france did not miss the opportunity to celebrate. it has been another dramatic day in qatar. day seven of the workup. just an remainder of the top headline. lionel messi and argentina live to fight another day. ali thank you very much. at least one person has died and around a dozen people are missing after a landslide on the italian holiday island of ischia. italy's interior minister has described the situation as very serious,mud and debris swept through the region after a night of torrential rain. 0ur rome correspondent, mark lowen, sent this report. through the night came the rain, torrential and fast. and then the mud, a landslide pouring through ischia before dawn, burying and upturn

uh, and if in austria they only laugh at the ukrainian enrichment, for the time being, in britain they have switched from words to deeds there recently, the british who jumped on the maidan complain, and the rude and unhospitable juliers. refuse comments are made in court for damage to property filed by the british, they say, who would have helped the record inflation rate due to the energy crisis. thousands of people may soon lose their jobs. true, all this is for local authorities. little things. chapter treasury jereme. khan, as if mockingly , offers the british to save light, in order to defeat putin, give up the bath. your country needs you, but people don’t understand jokes anymore, and on the internet what nonsense, as if putin set it all up, and not just talk to us with teeth, divert attention from the complete lack of planning for the british energy sector in switzerland to save hot water, the authorities offered to wash collectively family or together, but in germany such jokes will definitely not work. the legendary gladyutenberg on the gra. icy, but invigorating there befor

so why a company so interested in bearing this label in his book, austria. hi marcus sonia is the ceo of a family business. for more than 50 years sonia have been producing gloves. the company has been describing itself as climate neutral for 3 years. what's that aim more customers to mrs. out there on sophistic this labor calling from england. the issue is itself important and such a label doesn't yet mean much to most consumers and does as we have just gotten the results of a survey that shows only 21 percent of consumers. him say that it is really important to them to support a climate neutral business if that isn't to buy their product line or harmful for me. it's a decision that i have made for our company for our family. when marcus sonia decided to make his company climate neutral, his son was 4 years old. human, almost because i thought to myself, back then, okay, if this is really going to work for generation number 3, i want to leave behind a company that considers that coming generations and the environment to think it's clearly something close to

austria kept themselves allied in a tournament after their first world cup when since 2010.adersecured a 1—0 when over tunisia. frustration for tunisian fans back in the capital of tunis. over in melbourne in federation square it's always lively there. a huge party. a saturday night fixture in australia and fans did not miss the opportunity to celebrate. it has been another dramatic day in qatar. day seven of the world cup. just an reminder of the top headline. lionel messi and argentina live to fight another day. the former pakistan prime minister imran khan has addressed hundreds of thousands of supporters in rawalpindi, telling them his one regret from his time in office was failing to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. samir hussein reports. they came by the hundreds and hundreds quickly became thousands. all converging on it three km strip of road. security was tight. the last time imran khan spoke in public he was shot. his supporters came despite the parts ability of violence. . . �* , , ., his cause is a people of pakistan. supporting and we are coming he

we spoke with the ukrainian diplomat for his country in austria in 2014-2019, oleksandr shcherba, andou, and the war in ukraine took the lives of almost 7,000 civilians , and from march to november, almost 10,000 civilians were injured, this is stated in the message of the office of the un high commissioner for human rights, experts say that in mariupol alone, the number of dead may exceed 20,000 people. we continue to tell the stories of those who survived the attack by the russian military. italy , the story of a woman who hid in a bunker for two and a half months azov is in steel and there is a man currently in prison, we warn you, the following material contains footage that can upset anna, a 25-year-old french teacher from mariupol, she had everything before the war, she fell in love, kyrylo and hanna got married, they had a child and they had a dream, but in one day, hanna's world turned upside down , mariupol became the epicenter of the war, kyrylo joined the volunteers, went to war, hanna moved to the bunker of the huge azovstal steel plant, and kyrylo was on the other side of

a. wanting germans to freeze and across in the capital of austria, protestors of also rallied against sanctions on russia, while demanding neutrality from vienna. demonstrators gathered outside of the austrian foreign ministry, holding banners, calling for peace with russia and an end to the conflict and ukraine. here's what some of the protesters and vienna had to say. overseas europe is facing a big problem. the sanctions are industrial and economic suicide, especially if the government does not take measures, including social measures, the things out and then we are sliding into a catastrophe. your interest to raise your realtor? everything's getting more expensive in austria mill and we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to heat will most people eat with natural gas these days? we'll see how we get through the winter to meet the up goes sunk to own n as in sanctions. i don't think they make any difference. and yes, they are a breach of neutrality. they have no place in a context of neutrality. these, they're not here and do not real

everything is getting more expensive in austria. we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to eat. if the government does not take measures, including social measures to bounce things out, then we are sliding into a catastrophe. nuclear disarmament talk between russia and the usaa postpone that left of the day before they were due to kickoff. without any explanation if masters of a rift within ukraine, the establishment by stating that the country's top officials are too busy playing political games. instead of helping with dozens of people are detained off the massive riots break out across belgian and dutch cities. following morocco shore historic victory, i gave the full, giant belgium in the world. ah, a variable welcome. this is all the international with the latest world news update is good to have you with us. nato's chief in stoughton burke has admitted that europeans are bearing the brunt of financial support with the ukraine. but he insists that the west should keep back in care

is one point of caution - it is the fact that countries such as france, germany, italy, hungary, austriay will try through their representatives to soften the text of the resolution itself, but the diagnosis is already obvious and this is already a question, you know, more honor to the european parliament to call a spade a spade, finally, mr. peter , but look, you say soften the text in the text, at least in the text in which it was discussed in october that russia is a sponsor of terrorism, how can it be softened, uh, well, for example , soften it in part, you see, the resolution of the european parliament there consists of a part where an assessment is given, and there can be harsh words but there is a part that is recommended to the member states of the european union and, first of all, to the european commission. this is where i think everyone will try. that is, all the e-e forces and openly pro-russian those who believe that it is necessary to preface putin's face, as they call it, and that is, not to completely break all ties ties, they will try to soften precisely the part that wi

now your interest to raise your realtor, everything's getting more expensive in austria. mm hm. and we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to heat. most people heat with natural gas these days we'll see how we get through the winter. because sanctity on n as in sanctions, i don't think they make any difference. and yes, the are a breach of neutrality. they have no place in a context of neutrality. they're not coherent or that says the, you steps up, it's supportive k f with a new unprecedented loan of up to 18000000000 euro. and addition to the 16000000000 sent from e u institution, so far, according to the e. u, the loan is conditional requiring reforms to strengthen countries, institutions and prepare it for his path towards membership of the block concerns have started to emerge about some smaller members of the alliance. exhausting that potential and struggling to continue their support as their weapons stockpiles run low. also, one french hero skeptic has questions the credibility of the lensky zone. financial arrangements bef

we know your issue today from utah and everything is getting more expensive in austria and we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to heat. if the government does not take measures, including social measures to balance things out than we are sliding into, a catastrophe. can master a rift within ukraine's establishment by stating that the country's top officials are too busy playing political games instead of helping their own citizens plus with massive riots. breakouts across belgian and dutch cities, off the morocco's shock victory against the football giants in the castle. world club dozens of people have been with is very welcome. this is ality international with the very latest world news update is good to have you with us on a to achieve a gen. stoughton bug has admitted that europeans a, bearing the brunt of financial support for ukraine. but he insists that the west should keep backing kia and the conflicts with russia. rising food and energy bills mean hard times for many households in europe. we can strengthen ukraine's position at

but the c o is also having to re think other areas to the company produces internationally in austria, germany, but also in china and vietnam. the supply chains a long and energy intensive. lucas, exactly. logistics is of course an issue for book. we're currently switching to 100 percent e mobility and our fleet of him as we're going to make big reductions there. oh, stay where we are also making big reductions is in printed matter as of anything involving paper appear to call his but the individual company decides where it intends to make reductions, and by how much. oh said the extent to which it offsets its emissions is voluntary, there are no legal requirements to do so. professor mathias think binary sees that is one of the cool problems of the concept of climate neutrality. making comprehensive assessments of accompanies emissions, although it's related to particular products and then reducing them effectively is very expensive. the oh fun for those winds casino. listen softly, pillows producing an environmental audit that holds water scientifically takes a great deal of effort.

that thousands of passengers were left stranded across austria due to a nation wide trained strike. this comes out to pay negotiations between the trade union vida and austria chamber of commerce fell through bid or demanding a $400.00 euros. monthly pay rise for rail workers, a mid of cost of living crisis. a search teams are continuing to look for survivors falling a landslide on the italian island of escape on saturday, telling an authorities say 8 people have been confirmed dead and tennis still missing in the town of custom. meet sheila, the landslide was triggered by heavy rainfall. government has declared a state of emergency and the world's largest active volcano erupted for the 1st time in 4 decades. the mountain loa is located on the big island of hawaii, the largest of the archipelago lava, started flowing late on saturday nights, but was contained within the summit area. there is no immediate threat to local communities, but authorities remain on alerts. ah, a 3rd game of the day's underway at stadium $974.00 between brazil and switzerland were about 60 minutes into the

simply transferred from e to the third ukrainian and he liberated hungary, romania, czechoslovakia, austriafore that, when he was in kemi, he managed. i don't know how to pick up my grandmother and family from bashkiria from evacuation, where they lived in poverty. they first lived in moscow for a month, then in kimi, where he put her and her son, who at that moment was 15 years old, to repair gas masks. mom, mine was very small. but when they crossed the border in forty-four, she was five years old, they threw her overcoats so that they would not notice, checking the border, and so they ended up in hungary then in austria hmm forty-six, they were also in austria there were very amusing moments when the grandmother and children were settled in the count's castle, the russians came, and it means that the owners of the castle covered everything with cinches so that these dirty russians would not get dirty there. this was the attitude my grandmother came out and stood in the middle of the room and began to sing in the purest german. i'm a gypsy baron hmm and that's the result of what they said