noti brew is a suburb in the northwest of the capital copenhagen it's a multi ethnic community where almost one in 6 people does not hold a danish passport. like many communities in europe with a sizable immigrant population not a brute is a melting pot of cultures some individuals integrate well into danish society others struggle to balance integration with maintaining their religious and cultural roots the religious barrier suspend part of the mistrust really and i think being a muslim in denmark is probably pretty difficult. not as if you can practice your religion back because you can this is by law so so there is no inhibitors in that area but the whole. terrorist thing that's been going for ways of islam has been a huge problem and it is so so much distress and it's a distrust that's really difficult to overcome. some marginalized people drift into criminality those who do speak of a 2 tier system with danes on the top of the social ladder and arabs on the bottom rungs and as is the ladder i'll go have the mark of the work of our son who've been caught but little below not a w

despite your father's efforts a number of young people from the area did leave copenhagen to fight in syria. one such man born in denmark claim to have recently returned from syria. just a fluke due to toughen your loose let's assume you to give a clue because who knows that the she's the most the pimp but you know. the pimp before any learn. the dugouts call you if you have the power of the future home during your behavior how sort of who should i be up to be applying a bill to tell people you should not be financially. it's not just young men who travel to fight in syria a number of women went to the facilitator it was said to be an arab woman who scored at the young women through copenhagen airport it's believed that a number of those who traveled were killed in syria while others remain unaccounted for. according to a source connected to fighter groups in syria this facilitator enjoys protection from security authorities in denmark an allegation which cannot be independently verified. daughters it had some son is a well respected syrian doctor who's lived with his family in. denma

to move forward movement we're here in copenhagen after the rehearsed song with the danish remark and. the group that was. yes because there are the giving a concert with. with your partner in life is something special everybody imagines big conflict in during the preparation and fights about who is in charge. well i better don't question that the conductor is in charge. and she better doesn't question that i'm a tenor so this we can avoid a lot of fights i think well you know. i think you can i will always be able to work together well because we met working so for us the relationship through music and through may conducting and him singing was the way we actually met because we met while doing the magic flute at the state opera and berlin and so our 1st relationship was of colleagues and so i think for us is no problem and we both know and respect each other. in a way that it's really pleasant it's really nice. was. what you're hearing about the mahler songs. this is the 1st year that you sing them it's the 1st time that i sing the modern songs with orchestra so if sung the piano ve

the general population sees a vaccine and in the meantime we're going to be inside it's cold in copenhagen it was also in chile and in barcelona when i left people are inside more not able to ventilate which is one of the key measures we can take to reduce risk unfortunately one of the other issues around the vaccine is that we do know from studies in various countries that some people are just a little bit reluctant to trust something that has come about so quickly usually takes years sometimes decades to come up with certain vaccines what would you say to those people. i would say all of the axioms are undergoing extreme scrutiny i'm not sure vaccines ever been scrutinized so much both by the companies by independent regulatory agencies by independent experts the way we're able to move so quickly is because of these willing reviews normally all of the data has to be collected and then submitted and i can be a long process and a vaccine that submitted for review can be at the end of the line of other drugs and vaccines being reviewed all eyes are on the vaccine that will in reviews are al

copenhagen,hed denmark i went to to compare my impressions with the official plans and progress reportpeople at all the answers to my questions and gave me a wonderful briefing. thecall in particular marshall plan's labor officer say we are misled. european socialist leaders are not for socialism but for what we would call a liberal principles. good industry led by 18 marshall plan activist so parents can keep on working. these children make me feel we have a -- working for peace because of another war would be in everyone's home. we have an incentive for peace and nowhere we can see it more then in peace for amsterdam, much of which i saw from the picturesque canals. recovery has been rapid in holland things to the marshall plan. when we came to the harbor i was astonished to see the number of shipyards hard at work. is 90% prewar.ty ♪ of reconstruction and building as been done to shortage.e housing i was encouraged to learn that in many places the old primitive homes had been replaced by modern houses. naturally the trip was not all economic. sometimes we were just plain torahs. pla

we're now joined from copenhagen by alexander lacik, who's the ceo of pandora., it has been an extremely fluid situation. countries are changing regulations all the time, people are moving between online and off—line retailing. in all of that, i think pandora has fared in all of that, i think pandora has fa red really in all of that, i think pandora has fared really well. we have beenin has fared really well. we have been in the midst of a turnaround programme that we started last year and in fact during the pandemic somehow a lot of the effort to put in place last year accelerated it so pandora has been doing quite well during these times. some people may find that surprising because jewellery by its nature is very expensive and the sort of thing you want to touch and feel and try on before you commit to spending all that money. you would imagine that people would be less inclined to purchase expensive jewellery online? in general, you are right that jewellery is online? in general, you are right thatjewellery is a discretionary type of purchase. pandora plays

when we reached copenhagen, denmark, i wanted to compare my impressions with the official plans and progresst. our people at all the answers to my questions and gave me a wonderful briefing. i recall in particular the marshall plan's labor officer saying that we are misled by terminology. that, for instance, european socialist leaders are not for socialism but for what we would call a liberal principles. i saw a very good industry led by 18 marshall plan assisted factories, so the parents can keep on working. these children mainly feel that we have a stake in working for peace, such as we never had before, because another war would be in everyone's country and in everyone's home. we have an incentive for peace and no where does one feel it more than in peace for amsterdam, much of which i saw from the picturesque canals. recovery has been rapid in holland thanks to the marshall plan. when we came to the harbor i was astonished to see the number of shipyards hard at work. shipping activity is 90% prewar. -- 90% of prewar. ♪ a great deal of reconstruction and building has been done to improve

we're now joined from copenhagen by cecilia bonefeld—dahl who's the director general of digital europewelcome to the programme. there's a lot going on, and the big tech terms of the world, mostly american companies, are having to get their heads around it. if we talk about europe, talk us through the biggest implications for big tech when it comes to this new digital services act? thank you, and good morning. well, i would say that first of all, i wa nt to would say that first of all, i want to mention that digital europe represents about 30,000 companies, meaning we have both the platforms and also the product of enders online, thousands of smes, and it is their 20th birthday of the e—commerce director comedy regulator in this area. so we see it more as a revision of existing regulations, and of course we have seen that the online economy is about 80% in europe. so it is, i mean, there are changes, it is 20 years old, these technologies didn't even exist, and many of them are doing huge efforts already to handle these problems of hate speech, of illegal content on counterfeit products

why did you go to the loft when you're at what's known as still open when you're in copenhagen or the to go there i did i did what someone in filmed they'd had a special thing though that they did under a bridge like a cookout while they were in-between noma's and so we killed that but then i went back and had the real know my experience with my family and it happened to be the meal what they were experimenting with mold and my daughter this is a very expensive meal and my daughter had no compunction about letting me know that this was the worst meal she's ever had in her life. all right so it wasn't that it wasn't a classic though my experience now what are you going to do what's the show og or for in the end of the so weird that we're. i don't know i guess the plague they didn't have twitter earth you know you during the gin crisis in london nobody knew exactly what was going on were so closely intertwined now and it's so grim there i must say at the beginning i thought well in the each life comes some clouds and i don't have it right now i'm poor bastards a dime from it so i'm not

in the last year or so, i've e—scootered around bits of london, copenhagen, wellington and auckland.time ago now. it certainly does. they are legal in many countries but in the uk, you could only ride them on private land — untiljuly this year, that was, where a trial to see how rental e—scooters could work in uk cities commenced. there are some concerns though — one being the safety of the riders and other people, and another being the fact that not every e—scooter on the road is allowed to be there. in a follow—up to last year's report, omar mehtab has been taking a look at what's being done to tackle these issues. sirens wail. well, hey! i'm riding a e—scooter around! ona road! brakes sqeual. chuckles. whoa! chuckles. right. that might not seem like a big deal, but it is. and the reason is because up until recently, you couldn't ride e—scooters on public roads in the uk. ok, let's rewind to last year when i first looked at these light e—vehicles. even then, e—scooters were taking over cities around the world. their growth was supercharged by a cheap and easy rental system. find on

or are moving here in copenhagen the rehearsals with the danish remark. the group. of people yes because there are they giving a concert with. with your partner in life is something special everybody imagines big conflict in during the preparation and fights about who is in charge. well i but i don't question that the conductor is in charge. and she better doesn't question that i'm a tenor so this we can avoid a lot of fights i think well you know. i think you can lie we'll always be able to work together well because we met working so for us the relationship through music and through may conducting and him singing was the way we actually met because we met while doing the magic flute at the state opera and berlin and so our 1st relationship was of colleagues and so i think for us is no problem and we both know and respect each other. in a way that it's really pleasant it's really nice. was. what you're hearing about the mahler songs. this is the 1st year that you sing them it's the 1st time that i sing them out of songs with orchestra so i have some of the piano ve

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kept at low temperatur necessary to maintain their safety and efficacy way athisnicef wehouse in copenhagenhere 500,000 syringes are being stored. once they arrive in developing reigerators will bessential. unicef says it aims to start full-scale vaccine did by the first quarter of next year. >> we're working at full speed. normally we take 18 months to introduce a vaccine. you're shrinking the timeline from 18 downo six months. >> reporter: the covax facility has been built as a groundbreang collaborion. while it's too early to celebrate, it's demonstrating that ending the pandemic requires a global effort. >>> facebook says it will remove posts making false claims about covid-19 vaccines that have been debunked by public health experts. the social media company said on thursday that the policy applies to entries on both facebook and instagram, including any falsehood that could lead to imminent physical harm. the firm says the step is necessary to counter misinformation because new vaccines will be released soon. for example, accusations claiming vaccines contain microchips or specific po

countries based on that or many on social media do you say race to being memories of colonial practices copenhagen previously had just 2 groups for crime stats western norm western but now there is a new categories we heard specifically for those from predominantly muslim nations such as in the middle east and north africa or to talk about denmark's plan we were joined by bashing he's the chair of the european network against racism and also the political journalist i've been from home. i don't think that acknowledging the truth and looking at the facts can ever be. racist or sectarian but i think it's very very crucial to stress that you have to look at the numbers and the facts and this can never be racist i think actually if you are trying to make nor the facts then you create racists and i have looked movies. but the problem is much. less you demonize more of us for. the next. negative move. on the beauty of religion or our. this is the races this is in this gear is. the poor muslim country. i think it's very important to address the truth and it is actually the ministry itself that has done t

many on social media said it raised disturbing memories of colonial practices copenhagen previously had just 2 groups for crime stats western and northwestern but now there is a new category specifically for those from predominantly muslim nations such as in the middle east and north africa or talk about denmark's plan we were joined by abashed he's the chair of the european network against racism and also political jing the truth and looking at the facts can ever be. racist or sick tarion but i think it's very very crucial to stress that you have to look at the numbers and the facts and this can never be racist i think actually if you try to make nor does that then you create racist i have looking at these. mark. lewis you see the maligned minority units for you next. door under. religion. are. these is the real issues this is in this group is. the poor muslim going to. be i think it's very important to address the truth and it is actually the minister itself that has done this research and it shows that. 5 percent of young men from north africa the middle east pakistan and turkey actu

you just saw hilton right there at the mess summit in copenhagen just over a year ago it was really good to see you introduce yourself to a global audience. thank you hi everyone my name is hilda flavia meconium a climate optimus from uganda and i'm going to be here make a matter have you hello elizabeth welcome to the street and tell the world. how everyone my name is elizabeth we're putting it on environmentalists and academics activists from kenya and i'm also the founder of an initiative called the green diversion issue deal which i'm sure rancher and during the conversation and also currently have. had in companies that. and also and i'm a consortium facts works on protecting green spaces thank you and has a great to have you and hello on the juices nice to see tell everybody what you do . thank you so much i didn't allow don't like it it came from a book we did nigeria the bondo pilot likely. to greet the equality in africa i'm at epcot but it is not a bit like there is a bit silly at the lake chad we don't think that it needs to go within this big kid not to dry up imo thought eve

you just don't write that at the summit in copenhagen just everything erica hill is really good to see you introduce yourself to a global audience. who everyone. loves mclemore talking wrist. and. we're glad to have you hello elizabeth welcome to the street and tell the world what he did. hello everyone my name is elizabeth environmentalists and academics activist from kenya and i'm also the founder of an initiative called the green dinner which i'm sure rancher and during the conversation and also currently have. had been campaigns and. and also. works on protecting green spaces thank antacid great to have you and hello on a juicy nice to see tell everybody what. thank you so much i didn't allow don't like it care from a book we did nigeria bondo pilot like. the equality in africa i'm an echo but i mean is that a bit like there's only a delay cadre don't think about that it needs to be ready to go within the point not to dry up imo thought in the here thought about it right in nigeria. eco worry is good to have you let me start here on my laptop so we talked about on twitter young act

based on that many of social media said it raises disturbing memories of colonial practices gone by copenhagen previously had just 2 groups for crime starts western the non-western but now there's this proposed new category especially for those from predominantly muslim nations such as in the middle east or north africa or talk about denmark's plan in a bit more detail we're joined by chair of the european network against racism and also political journalist had been thrown home. i don't think that acknowledging the truth and looking at the facts can ever be. racist or sick tarion but i think it has to be mentioned that the minister of immigration and integration and then much right now belongs to a social democratic government so it means that he doesn't come from a right wing political idiology in this gear is run you people are muslim country music. and they lead you to read you know and they're looking at it bible prime minister this is going to do a search of them i know her personally and she is one of the more islam person you can find and you do i have lived in denmark for 50 years and

in the last year or so, i've e—scootered around bits of london, copenhagen, wellington and auckland.fetime ago now. it certainly does. they are legal in many countries but in the uk, you could only ride them on private land — untiljuly this year, that was, where a trial to see how rental e—scooters could work in uk cities commenced. there are some concerns though — one being the safety of the riders and other people, and another being the fact that not every e—scooter on the road is allowed to be there. in a follow—up to last year's report, omar mehtab has been taking a look at what's being done to tackle these issues. sirens wail. well, hey! i'm riding a e—scooter around! ona road! brakes sqeual. chuckles. whoa! chuckles. right. that might not seem like a big deal, but it is. and the reason is because up until recently, you couldn't ride e—scooters on public roads in the uk. ok, let's rewind to last year when i first looked at these light e—vehicles. even then, e—scooters were taking over cities around the world. their growth was supercharged by a cheap and easy rental system. find

categorize countries based on that many on social media said it race to memories of colonial practices copenhagen previously had just 2 groups for crime stats western norm western but now there is another category too specifically for those from predominantly muslim nations such as in the middle east and also north africa now to talk about denmark's plan we were joined by bashing cooper a sheet he's the chair of the european network against racism and also the political journalist i've been. i don't think that acknowledging the truth and looking at the facts can ever be. racist or sick tarion but i think it's very very crucial to stress that you have to look at the numbers and the facts and this can never be racist i think actually if you try to make north the facts then you create racist and i have looking at these. but the problem is mark. lewis you see the moon rising north koreans for you next everything negative. under beauty got religion or are we one color this is the races this is in this gear is wrong you can be poor muslim can do you mean this is who are you i think it's very important

for its involvement in the gas pipeline do you think copenhagen is going to cave into that pressure. well there are my is of course much smaller than the germany. population so they are much more of an easy target and the problem is ration is shown and it likes to be a bully get smaller nations and it's sad that they're not are. quite a lot but what what can they do they cannot stop this project forever they have excuses but the partners in this happen projects have really every trial and they have proven every time and again. this project is tremendous and national parties just have no choice but to groups and interesting stuff. from germany's left party thanks for joining us good to have you on the program today thank you again. in 2020 most of us went through locked als governments often struggled to stay on top of the virus with more on the situation in france which has had its fair share of issues is shot at the open ski . when 2020 or roy was hailed as a double digit c.s. something that was pretty special that only happens every 100 years or so well special it certainly wools.

in the last year or so, i've e—scootered around bits of london, copenhagen, wellington and auckland. the uk, you could only ride them on private land — untiljuly this year, that was, where a trial to see how rental e—scooters could work in uk cities commenced. there are some concerns, though — one being the safety of the riders and other people, and another being the fact that not every e—scooter on the road is allowed to be there. in a follow—up to last year's report, omar mehtab has been taking a look at what's being done to tackle these issues. sirens wail. well, hey! i'm riding a e—scooter around! ona road! brakes squeal. chuckles. whoa! right. that might not seem like a big deal, but it is. and the reason is because up until recently, you couldn't ride e—scooters on public roads in the uk. ok, let's rewind to last year when i first looked at these light e—vehicles. even then, e—scooters were taking over cities around the world. their growth was supercharged by a cheap and easy rental system. find one, download an app, scan a code and ride away, paying by the minute. but while th

rolling out jobs with queen elizabeth and prince , whilehigh on the list copenhagen is going into partial lot down. australia is sounding the alarm on trade saying ties with china will not hurt exports. agricultural shipments will fall this year and next to the lowest in at least five years. it may still undermine a period of solid, domestic growth. preparing to raise oil production in a sign of the u.s. easing sanctions under the new administration. ready tos they are raise output. iraq is nudging production higher while staying it into the latest strategy from opec and its allies. and a bigger version of the dragon capital to the -- capsule to the nash -- international space station. it is carrying christmas presents and other supplies. it will mark the first time it has docked with the iss, itself. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. rollout intoccine quick? what questions still need to be answered. we will get a market outlook. this is very.

let's bring in our guests in copenhagen and go on to 7 seas executive director of the united nations environment program and we have to recipients of the un's champions of the earth award in berlin is dr fabian lee into his you know sick disease specialist and grip later at the robert cox institute in boston is mindy lupa an environmental entrepreneur and c series a nonprofit sustainability advocacy organization a warm welcome to you all thank you for being here and i'd like to start with you so fighting talk and action from the champions in the video just then but what where was the paris agreements we thought of carbon neutrality from around 130 countries now and still the science of saying that we're heading for 3 to 3 world so is there room for hope from the person or is it a load of hot air. oh no it's not a lot of one day it's absolutely essential that we meet its goals anything else would be impossible to contemplate but look let's look at it this way if we just do what we promised in what is called the nationally determined contribution these promissory notes that each countr