is not like that, in austria there is also austria-hungary, there are a lot of different countries,ns, religions and so on further, and in this if such was always the imagination of austria-hungary, and now somehow everything is different, i mixed something up somewhere here, mr. viktor, a lot. in fact, they do not realize that in fact the distance to, for example, the ukrainian, ukrainian border from the is actually very small, in some places it is less than the distance to other european countries, so, accordingly, in austria, in fact, despite this legacy of the austro-hungarian monarchy, which we mentioned, they know very little about ukraine and prefer to... .and it is necessary to come to an understanding with the big players, that is, with the united states and with russia federation and the people's republic of china, in order to once again play this oral broker. i still don't understand, because in 1955, yes, well, it's not for you, for the audience, austria and its allies and the soviet union were captured for 10 years in 1945. they didn't know what to do with it, and final

this sunday lotus will choose a new parliament for austria rep migration. you creams empty bites people beach. they watched the most important topic and it kills time from tries case. and to most important issues are foreigners crime and food crisis suppliers that you didn't see through this monday evening. and last, not everyone should be allowed into the country as all feel free to give me a quite that. i mean, the refugees, those who come normally. those who need help know, mike, that's fine. yeah, that was hidden, people walking mad, nevada migration has no effect on my virtue decision because we're coping well with the reception center entice cation, so the common indiana politic assigned to see the eclipse thing. i assess that migration and security, important topics for many voters, not just an austria, but across europe. well, us raise an exception in this case because we see it all over europe in the sense that migration is really becoming a very senior topic for a large amount of voters. so therefore, migration for a certain vote or for certain vo

in austria, in politics for a very long time. how does it compare with about fi potties in your um, i would say the seo has a quite plastic co follow right program. uh, being um, okay. in strong opposition to as a position to immigration. i think that was the, the core, the unites all the fluoride projects across europe in terms of economic policies. interesting. the, the platform is actually quite close to the platform of the people's parties of the conservative party. so it's not necessarily a left leaning platform as well. uh, conservative economic platform. but compliance combined is very fierce opposition to integration. right. as you've touched on earlier, the f you is advocating for re migration. that's a concept that the fire rights in germany use as to why is it so controversial? and so at the time a free migration sparked a lot of outcry and the german disclose because in particular it was associated with duplications of national citizens. and uh, so people have maybe a migration background to happen. here's a considera

and the party has pledged to prevent migrants from entering austria. would they be a governing conservatives of chancellor called a hummer, but could be left out of government if other parties refused to join them in a coalition. let's take a look at the projected results for the 3 main parties. the far right freedom party secured on was 28.8 percent of the boat and the conservative austrian people's party received 26.3 percent coming in. 3rd, the social democrats grabbed to 21 point one percent. and here is what the leader of the freedom party herbert kickoff had to say to his supporters. how about safely, we have managed to open the barrier. we have pushed open the door to a new era. we will now write this chapter of austrian history together on the should. i'm 29 percent as an encouragement for us to continue on the path we have taken together, but even greater intensity. thus, as my promise on this election evening, my 1st question i'm writing by law. let's see, a shelton has been following the election in vienna where the far right freedom party i

austria, on the one hand, is officially neutral. is a member of the eu and implements the decisions of the european union. so it is a paradox that countries like austria and ireland are officially neutral, but in reality they are members of a bloc that acts as a geopolitical player. and the contradiction is that neutrality is presented as something that preserved the peace and freedom of austria during the cold war. it is still valued as a cultural dimension of austrian society. and taking the side of ukraine in this war, some austrians consider it a threat. interesting, bohdan, thank you, we will follow the development of events in austria. bohdan tsyupin, our european correspondent was in touch with us. we continue with other topics. russia is trying to spread its influence not only in europe, but also in asian countries, in particular in india. citizens of this country are lured to russia, and later taken to the army and sent to fight against ukraine. our next story is about one such man. in the end, he managed to return. home, b

. freedom parties scoring a historic victory in a parliamentary election there, promising to turn austria into a so called fortress against migrants, but the party could struggle to form a government. the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. reports from yemen, say at least 4 people have been killed and is really airstrikes. almost 30 people were wounded in the attacks. earlier, a spokesman for the israel defense forces said the target included a power station as well as port facilities in the city of who data on humans, red sea coast. the idea said dozens of its air force planes took part in admission to attack targets that it said were used for military purposes by who the rebels. the air strikes come a day after the who these fired a ballistic missile at ben green airport in israel. w correspondent, tanya kramer is in jerusalem. she gave us the latest on the attacks to yeah, the is where the military just released on this statement that they struck what they describe as who the military or tara targets in yemen. today those targets are about 1800 kilometers. right. and it's involved ma

why are there so many converts in austria and why enjoys austria?unique status its law of islam, facts and questions that make me curious. i pack my suitcase in germany and make myself to austria. during my stay there, i will meet numerous austrian converts. and as there are as many reasons for conversions as there are converts, each has his or her individual story. wie ich zum islam gefunden habe, ist eine kleine frage mit einer sehr großen antwort, und ich habe meine antworten zuerst natürlich in nichtthistischen systemen gesucht, weil... sozusagen aufgrund meiner eigenen herkunft, aufgrund des katholizismus in diesem land, keine hohe meinung von organisierten religionen hatte, ich habe im buddhismus, im taoismus, in verschiedensten erfahrungs- und geistesreligionen gesucht, bin noch mit ideen der einheit in berührung gekommen und habe dann eines nachts, ich konnte nicht schlafen und plötzlich habe ich realisiert, also so wie wenn man eine stimme hört, dass die einem sagt, ja ich bin da. "nur du willst mich nicht sehen, und ich habe begriffen, das

well, lived there for several years, in addition, karin, the former minister of foreign affairs of austria a professor now lives in russia, is a professor at the st. petersburg university, where she heads the geopolitical laboratory she created. karin, we are very glad to see you. thank you for finding the time. yeah. kalina, the first question is, naturally, about lebanon. you were there, you know the situation there. we know the main facts, but we want to understand what lies behind them, why israel resorts to such methods, what this can lead to. thank you very much for inviting me to the program. and indeed, i left lebanon only a year ago, in september of 23, i lived there for a year and a half after i was forcibly expelled from europe. and in this regard, i would like to go back to the early eighties, a little bit into the past. it was in 1982, when the first such suicide terrorist attacks took place, it was in... countries often affects this area, it can be illegal migration, it is the largest bank failures, which also occurred in 2019. lebanon is a tiny country, but it has always sou

trust austria, and prevent migraines. from entering the pulling ahead of the conservatives, but could be left out of government if of a potties refused to join them in a coalition. in austria, the effects of migration a probably nowhere as a parent, as they are in the town of christ, keeps some 30 kilometers from the cappy to vienna. here at the reception center asylum seekers spent the 1st weeks in austria. this sunday lotus will choose a new parliament for austria rep migration. you creams empty bites, people beach. they watched the most important topic any calls time from trist case me see. and to most important issues are foreigners crime and food crisis tires that to students, meters is monday evening and last not everyone should be allowed into the country as all feel free to give me a quote that i mean, the refugees, those who come normally. those who need help know, mike, that's fine. yeah, that was healing people walking mad. nevada migration has no effect on my writing decisions because we're coping well with th

i this leave austria right now?austria, following sebastian courts's in tradition. right now, we can see this has been a normalisation of far right ideas and at the moment, we have a party that's striking with the german party with anti—immigration rhetoric. i don't think the sb0 will find any coalition of partners as most liberal forces are supposed to come together. what will that mean _ supposed to come together. what will that mean for— supposed to come together. what will that mean for voters - supposed to come together. what will that mean for voters who voted for this party? they became the largest party. will they feel disenfranchised if or what plays out does play out? i think the current central right party has faced significant crisis. so, we are seeing right now a deeply unpopular party that will most definitely lead the next coalition government in case they agree with social democrats. but their leader, he's completely unpopular, seen as a very destructive figure. but he will play a role in this coalit

well , everything is not so critical for austria, because austria was not among our key allies and we such, well, not the best relations in principle, since they acted as the main lobbyists of the balkans along the lines of the european union, and we often heard from austria that, well, wait, ukraine is getting out of the queue, because the balkans have been standing in the queue for joining the european union for decades, and these direct stages fly by at the speed of light, and something needs to be done about it to do, i think that just now the situation will become even more complicated, but it is not as critical as germany, because germany is our second respect. capabilities of the allies after the united states of america, they are the second in terms of natural volume of assistance to ukraine after the united states of america, the loss support for germany or a decrease in the level of this support is a very painful story for us, because on the european continent, as they often say that france is the heart of europe, and germany is the wallet of europe, and if the heart is... f

petersburg, and then the war between austria and france and piedmont began.was completely out of place, naturally, firstly, and the emperor quite rightly said that it was not impossible to carry out reforms against the backdrop of such internal turmoil, in fact, the poles had started another uprising, one of the arguments that was, that russia is now restless, there, well, naturally, great reforms had begun, they cannot... contribute to stability, we must take advantage of this, therefore, in general , this struggle is a counter political game, the poles hoped that the great reforms would help them, because they would cause some kind of disorder in russia, and alexander ii harshly suppressed this uprising, believing that great reforms were necessary, and therefore... we must act harsher, but this suppression of the uprising, as often happened in our history, it ceased to be an exclusively internal matter. spain, sweden, italy, the netherlands, portugal, even turkey, they shied away from participation, strictly speaking, in this onslaught, only belgium and swi

they have to go back to austria. what happens instead, when someone comes to the board and says they want to request asylum in germany, then the police should let them into the country and then send them to the immigration authorities so that they can present their asylum requests and that their documents can be checked please, you're also looking for people smugglers. it happens that for example, they try to bring people into germany in big van, so they tend to stop bigger vans or vehicles that could look like they could have belonged to people smugglers trying to bring people from austria into germany. loosely, this is a big deal, a germany imposing border checks on all 9 of its land borders. tell us more about how germany's neighbors are reacting to these controls. yes or the effort this and the report that has been criticism too much germany, so over the weekend it seems like drum and trans stuff. what else else has been doing some damage control if you want. so he's been taking, picking up the phone, talking to

in fact, austria will hold elections for the national council tomorrow.council - this is the lower house of the parliament of this state. and here is the most interesting thing: victory is predicted for the opposition far-right freedom party, led by herbert kickle. his views on the future of the european. union, migration and many other issues, including the war in ukraine, they are similar in many respects to the position of viktor orban, prime minister of hungary. so, mr. vitaly, what should we expect from these elections, can this far-right political force, which, by the way, is also called pro-russian, really win, and what will this mean for europe once again, and for... of ukraine? well, the austrian freedom party has every chance of getting a majority in the parliamentary elections in austria, this must be clearly stated so that there are no illusions that it is leading according to all sociological polls , and it can be the first, at the very least, the second party for the results of these parliamentary another question is whether she will gain po

what memories do you have of austria, being raised in austria, if any? mr.fl: i certainly do not have any memories from 1932, from dresden at that time, but i do have memories of living outside of vienna in austria with my parents. it was a good life. they were still very nice times for us. that was of course before hitler came into austria. peter: what did your father do in austria? mr. wul: he worked for the government. he worked for the president of austria at the time. peter: what kind of position did he have? mr. wurfl: i don't really know. i just know that he worked for him, he knew him very well. when hitler came in, the president of austria and my father were arrested together, put on the same train and taken to a concentration camp north of berlin. peter: your father was catholic. why was he arrested and taken? you say he was an incorrigible enemy of the state. mr. wurfl: yes. he was a political prisoner. peter: what was his crime according to the nazi regime? mr. wurfl: because he was with the austrian government and they were not in favor of becom

austria will only buy russian gas at a higher price and through intermediaries.attempts to access norwegian sources are encountering high competition, because everyone in europe needs gas, and norway alone cannot cope with this. why then are austrian politicians lying, promising to refuse russian gas, at least because after the change of government, austria will face pressure regarding the supply of russian fuel, western media write. but in july, for example, it received 83% of its gas from russia, and through the ukrainian gts, and the termination of the transit agreement between russia and ukraine and so raise prices by 20%, which is critical, because over the past 2 years , inflation in austria has exceeded the average for the european union, and this is against the backdrop of declining economic growth in its largest partner germany, and experts have already calculated that the refusal of the largest electricity supplier in austria from russian gas will cost millions of euros. vienna has no specific. for a gradual refusal of russian supplies, but there is a p

it hit austria. austria occupied the northern part of italy, austrian rule was known there, igorchakov played a subtle game to direct france's activity towards italy, to support. italy's desire for the avura of the italian then prime minister, the creation of a single italian state, while, of course, gorchakov, as a man of his time, could not support the italian grassroots resistance, i mean the garibaldians, garibaldi, especially since there were connections between the italian insurgents and the polish rebels, yes there were, yes, nevertheless, nevertheless, gorchakov played this italian card quite subtly, but at least he managed to drive such a crack into the paris treaty, such a wedge into it, yes. gorchakov managed to drive it already at the end of the fifties, at the beginning of the sixties of the xix century. gorchakov outplayed the austrians, nicholas i really wanted to punish the traitor austria with a shatyk, and gorchakov managed, without spilling a single drop, our soldier, to punish aus

the concert of austria and people's party is on 26. and the social democrats are on 20.4 percent to before we go with the open runners have taken out the men's and women's titles here at the berlin marathon, which celebrated its 50th anniversary relative newcomer just came up one the women's race with the time of 2 hours, 16 minutes and 41 seconds. it's the 2nd win of her career in the year. meanwhile, in the men's race and the case, so menu shop across the line. first at 2 hours, 3 minutes and 17 seconds. only one record was broken this year that of the number of competitors with well over 58000 people joining in one of the world's great races. a reminder of our top story this our lebanon's prime minister has called for a diplomatic solution to end days of is rarely bombings and assassinations. israel has kept up its air strikes and claim the killing of a 2nd as belle and militant leader following the death of her son, his wrong will ended. they're coming up. we talked to the prime minister of the homage about the impact of climate ch

and austria's far-right freedom party wins the most votes in a national election for the first time with the country's traditional parties moving to keep it from power and happy monday as we check in on european futures. and the session in asia has been fascinating. ftse 100 futures currently lower which is interesting given the rally we are seeing. s&p futures currently flat and nasdaq futures still holding above the 20,000 level. inflation data out of the u.s. friday pretty benign. the core gauge for the fed coming in at 0.1% so pretty relaxed with markets expecting close to 70 basis points of additional cuts from the fed as the inflation picture looks much closer. let's flip the board and look cross asset. 111 on euro-dollar. brent up 57 and iron ore coming in with a rally. they lifted up 9.7% at 112 for the core input into the steelmaking picture on the expectation of further demand. let's flip the board and have a look at the gains coming through. a starkly divergent picture across asia. japan hammered and china soaring. gains of almost 7%. the msci index for the region down 5/10 of

austria hungary. his enemies felt the ukrainians, reformatted by press 3 to and the greek catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspapers. the most korean soldiers carry ready make nooses in essentials and wherever they can on trees in hops and shuts, they hang a little pessimist, denounced by ukraine of files, but considering themselves russian galaxy and roost has become a gigantic and terrifying go golfing. tens of thousands of russian stuff within the 1st concentration comes in units history. the whole frontier days in wimbledon. 60000 people died from georgia and still on vacation. the one group of coffee and russian people, limited, severe suffering carried their lives to the altar of the common homeland native russia. while the it was doing a shameful and able data can to canes conscious fratricide the role of those national traitors so called ukrainians in world war one is well known motions mean city. so it's tough to exclude. you spend the delux

it hit austria. austria occupied the northern part of italy. austrian rule was known there. game to direct france's activity towards italy, to support italy 's aspirations of cavour, the italian prime minister at the time, to create a single italian state. at the same time, of course, gorchakov, as a man of his time, could not support. will already play his role in order to prevent, he did not manage to do it to the end, to prevent this later, the main thing is that he very skillfully observed this the imbalance in europe and tried to play on this, it is also important to understand that gorchakov, knowing about the capabilities of the russian military empire, tried to prevent russia from being drawn into military conflicts until the moment when the forces, as they say, are gathered, until russia, in other words , concentrates, here it could well be... a military conflict with england, then with the united states, why was this necessary, he needed to solve the main task that he was pursuing, this is the denunciation of the paris treaty, in fact, he implemented it, and then,

in other news, austria's far—right freedom party is holding its lead as votes are counted in sunday'seneral election. here in the uk, candidates for the conservative party leadership contest make their pitch at the annual conference. and new zealand has regained the world record for the largest number of people taking part in a haka. welcome to the programme. we start in the middle east, where israel has carried out what it called "large—scale" strikes on yemen. israel says it was targeting houthis�* energy facilities. a power plant and sea port were hit in the yemeni city of hodeidah. videos have been posted on social media. clearly a real difference to what we heard just a few days ago from world leaders, who were trying to arrange some sort of ceasefire deal, some sort of de—escalation. they were talking about 21 days of no military action, of talks, but what we've seen over the last couple of days, and particularly with that pivotal moment here in the middle east on friday evening, that large—scale attack here in beirut, and the news yesterday that hassan nasrallah, the leader of

these are useful transform, chancellor of austria. he formed the coalition in 2018 with the freedom party again . and then there was a dramatic implosion of a bad government in, in scan, in a, in a scandal, just a couple of years later. so these parties have not proved to be very, very, very stable and there is a lot of volatility in support for these bar right parties across across europe. but they do seem to be your stick. nadine, can you just ignore the will of one 3rd of the electorate in the states of saxony and through india? is that in itself damaging to democracy, to try to, to keep the, a f d out from decision making? well, this is the argument that the a d use us, they say we represent one 3rd of the voters and it's not democratic to, to keep them out. i think these like one point resort to have a closer look at it's not only that we had the elections, the windows windows, ringo, and 6 and the but we also had votes for the coming on for the city part of mens in june. and what we see now is that the, the now has vice mayers i

so in austria, in the czech republic and in pulling the situation is much worse there. that is where a more rain has been coming down. we've heard from the prime minister of poland. don't know task of that. he says the situation there is dramatic. a dam has burst in the country and the water is now flowing into the town. one person has so far been found dead in poland. he was found dead in his home, which had been flooded. and also there had been a lot of problems with electricity and internet connection in the country has thousands of people have had to been be evacuated, invo check republic for people are missing there to up to a quarter of a 1000000 people, 250000 people are without electricity and their to the situation is dramatic, especially on the area of the country on the border with poland and also and also which is uh, we are on the border with austria here in the area of lower austria is the one that has been most heavily affected as the area that surrounds the capital of vienna. bear to a fire man has died while trying to help people and evacuate a people t

but yes, and it is the west effected in austria, the vienna river. i'm the done use of those badly swollen and have this the banks in some areas. the entire state of low austria, which surrounds the capital, has been declared that is often the authorities here a warning the situation is set to get with. are you watching dw news? he's a reminder about breaking news at this hour. the f b i says it's investigating and now the power just as a nation attempt on donald trump, the full in the us president woods as he was at his golf club in florida. when shots were fired. one person using custody trumps campaigns is the former president of science and stone bar us is lashing lodge pots of central and eastern europe. torrential rains, high winds, and flooding has killed painful, emerald. 90 of poland and austria full of people are missing in the czech republic . thousands of all i think full to complete the rising fund. and you're up to date here on the top and you will have some more throughout the day over the next hours on this news about donald trump's h

a bloc of powers formed against russia, one of which was austria.te, yes, when the austrian envoy came to the funeral of nicholas i, yes, away from the austrian judas from his coffin board, well, because shortly before that, russia - this is an important nuance, saved austria from. paskevich to hungary, having defeated the hungarian insurgents, rebels, supporters of the independence of the hungarian state, austria thanks to this remained as a single power, and a few years later, literally austria came out with a neutrality hostile to russia on side, in fact, england and france, forcing them to withdraw their troops from the danubian principalities , creating a threat on the borders of russia. prussia took a similar position, too. not entirely good-natured neutrality towards russia, also forced russia to withdraw its troops from the danubian principalities together with austria. russia found itself isolated. the great powers, the concert of great powers, that's what they were called when, who was that? england, france, prussia? at that time, it was a

news from vienna, austria. the crew of the kru dregan spacecraft has reached the iss. this night, nasa astronaut nikeik and our cosmonaut alexander grobunov, after a successful docking, moved to the orbital station. they were met there traditional ringing of the bell, but the new expedition had to be reduced from four to two people in order to evacuate the crew of the starlinener spacecraft from the iss. due to its breakdown , the american astronauts were stuck in orbit. their initially eight-day flight will only end in february of next year, when alexander gorbunov and nick hake will have fully completed their flight program. the topic of today's conversations is about the important upcoming teacher's day. the children will be reminded of the important role that teachers play in the development of each person's personality, and will be told what qualities a real mentor should have and why this has long been far from everyone, well, and they will discuss in class and that ... tonight on our channel premiere irina razanova and elena tsyplakova in the new multi-part dete

the opinion polls _ politics in austria? the opinion polls have - politics in austria?hs that the freedom party, under the leadership of herbert kickl, was doing well, was likely to come in first place. that has happened, but as you say, it's not enough for the freedom party to secure an outright majority. they will have to form a coalition if herbert kickl is to become chancellor. but that's very, very difficult. all the other parties have ruled out an alliance with the freedom party with herbert kickl as chancellor. now, some people are suggesting it could be possible that the conservatives might consider an alliance with the freedom party if herbert kickl is not the chancellor, but that's a very complicated position and herbert kickl has said he wants to be what he calls a people's chancellor. that's a phrase that has worried a number of austrians because it was one used to describe adolf hitler in the 19305. describe adolf hitler in the 1930s. figs describe adolf hitler in the 19305. �* , describe adolf hitler in the 1930s. ~ , ,., , , 1930s. as we were saying 'ust t

and for those who want a different way to smear austria and voters other than comparing them to hitler, there's apparently also the opportunity here to compare them to his world war 2 enemies, russia. nbc is calling this quote, power right vote by average. austrians fed up with the establishment antics a quote for 14. so what exactly was this party saying that appealed to the average voter? well, here's some of what the former interior minister who's been leading the freedom party since 2021, had to say, thanks. don't think of the kneecaps sanctions against russia, where they turn neutral austria into a belligerent in an economic war. you all pay for it with your bills for electricity, for gas, when you're at the gas station for food and so on. it is all their fault. doesn't this guy understand that if austrians are able to pay for food to put on their table, then putting wins? apparently not. and it doesn't seem like voters really get it either and says this guy in his party are increasingly resonating with voters objective reality when they take a look around that their lives. then.

precities in vienna joints us now for the latest updates regarding the demonstrations in austria.non where funeral has been held for hisbellah members who have been killed in israeli air strikes in beirot. miriam sala joins us now to tell us more about uh what has been going on there and to give us the latest update on that. well mariam tell us what you have for us in terms of these uh funerals and of course. uh all the different uh, i guess uh news around what has occurred in the past 24-48 hours. well, as you know, the israeli strike has left so far 37 people dead based on the numbers that we have from the lebanese ministry of health, we also know that over uh 69 people are injured and uh there are also conflicting reports about the number of missing, but it seems that we still have at least 16 people under the rubble or missing. uh the rescue efforts continue of course, especially since we have now two uh buildings that have completely been demolished, the first time, the first strike on third 30th of july took 24 hours, now of course we're looking into a second day of rescue e

so uh, whizzing austria that gave them a tremendous popularity booster. that's the use of the next nation term. and on the other hand, of course, you have to migration issue illegal, irregular migration, and yes, the issue of the ukraine war also and tests. but if i may ask, so that's mr. kicker. he had said already 2 years ago that he would like to, to clear off all the special ties that had existed between his read assessor and the, and the russian part 2 contexts. uh because he was not. he never had to my understanding. he never had any special ties was uh uh or will you kind of consider him as the now pro russian as such, he is his popularity was really build on his thoughts on my freshman and the vaccination. all right, now the victory, all the f b o reflects a trend in recent months, which has seen the rise of antique establishment parties all across europe. why do you think that is because people are set up wish to establish man, uh they feed out of that. most of these governments of truly out of touch with reality. uh they have no idea what insula

fire also coming up projection show austria. as for right, freedom party, scoring and historic victory in a parliamentary election. they're promising to turn all straight into a fortress against migrants, but the party could struggle to form a government the and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world. unlike o 2, there are growing calls for a diplomatic solution to en days of destructive conflict across the israel lebanon border. us president joe biden said it was time for a ceasefire. after israel killed the head of the hedge bowl, a militant group, a son, this fella on friday in an air strike under groups headquarters. and they route looking at recent images from the lebanese capital where israel says it has carried out its latest targeted strength. that's after israel claimed it had killed a 7 senior heads ball, a figure considered a possible successor tune as well. and now lebanon's health ministry says strikes in the countries, cells have killed 24 people. the attacks have forced many lebanese from their homes,

celebrates its national day. one week before the general election in austria, thousands marsh through the capital of vienna, demanding peace in ukraine, palestine and lebanon, the also called for an end of the cooperation with the nato military alliance. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank you for watching. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, hezbullah retaliatory strike on israel. this is for palestine, in today's episode we'll be explaining now the british state is abusing anti-terror legislation to suppress criticism of the zinc entities genocide in gaza and pograms in the west bank. the single remaining condition is that she's not allowed to discuss the palestinian resistance. now that's a very very curious condition to have on your bail, how on earth she can possibly uh report on on the the resistance to occupation without mentioning the palestinian resistances is anybody. so it looks like attempt to continue to to. stop her, to gag her from from doing her work, palestine action campaigners were being

and julia, you're in austria. how critical is the situation where you are while we're currently in the small town on most of the a bomb and uh, as you can see behind me, this is one of the main streets of the town and it is currently completely flooded . now residents have told me that a damn a few kilometers down that way 1st, and that led to all the water coming in flowing here. they told me that the water was up to about 50 centimeters and it went into people's a sellers and went into people's houses. those houses over there, the ground floor, people living there. so their ground floor with their kitchens and their living rooms have been flooded. and they can't, yes, really a start cleaning up because as you can see, there is still water here on the streets and they don't have any power to be able to bring and pumps pump out the water from their home. so they're kind of waiting now to see how that evolves. and over there, that's the main train station of the town. the tracks are completely covered in water. the

so there is quite a state of alerts also in neighboring neighboring austria right now. and we've just been looking at some, some pictures of that julia. what can we expect in the coming dies? so we've heard from major ologist that the rain is expected to move to the west. so coming from the eastern countries compared to germany from poland for the tech republic, into germany, and experts expect that a possibly the highest level of the rivers here might only be reach tomorrow on monday or even on tuesday morning. so the situation is currently one of wait and see there is an additional worry brought in by the experts. they say that the level of, of snowfall is going to go up. that means that there's going to be possibly more rain coming down instead of snow that will also contributes to rivers rising. and we're going to see that probably in bavaria, but also further north and the eastern state of saxony, where the elk river comes in from the czech republic and the high is expected very possibly tomorrow or on tuesday. the situation of white and see julia. so deli, impossi