it was once cornelia.imes when it happened the second time that the mother replied that he good cute boy. he could not do this, we make a very kind person that he waves his arms or e that he sometimes has some kind of inadequate. i've never seen it. that's about the fact that he once, yes, raised his hand to his daughter. i know it was early in their marriage. and after that, as far as i know, there were no other cases, but even one time the daughter was beaten for the mother. isn't it enough you know enough, but the thing is, in the first place, uh, i didn't find the situation that dire. now here i am listening. uh, it feels like the mother loves more there her first husband with her daughter. eh, somehow they don't have that understanding. you did not dislike the daughter and the daughter is disliked, because, uh, it can't be seen here. it seems to me that after the first time it was necessary to leave points nadia well, how did you need to take it and somehow, well, intercede for your daughter, that is,

in bern, cornelia meyer, ceo of meyer resource.ow, vyacheslav mishchenko, an oil and gas expert. leon in london. let me start with you if we can. the intense speculation is swirling right now as to who is responsible for these apparent attacks on these pipelines. who, in your view, gains or benefits the most from any disruption to these pipelines? guest: well, as i said, it is still very much speculation about what exactly happened and who benefits, but when it comes to the possibility of russia being behind this, there is an obvious gain when it comes to creating more uncertainty for energy and gas markets. in particular we have seen in the last couple of days gas prices have surged 20%. they have come down slightly today, but what this creates is more uncertainty surrounding the europe's energy security, and markets react to this, so this just puts more pressure on european policymakers over the course of the next months really to try and tackle the domestic pressure that arises from the cost-of-living crisis, driven primarily by

hello, cornelia, thank you for joining us— hello, cornelia, thank you for “oininu us. ., ~' ., ., joiningexoiain _ joining us. thank you for having me. can you explain just _ joining us. thank you for having me. can you explain just what _ joining us. thank you for having me. can you explain just what this - joining us. thank you for having me. can you explain just what this might| can you explain just what this might mean for petrol prices as mag i mean for petrol prices as magi think there are two things mean for petrol prices as mag i think there are two things here. it is a 2 million cut, 2 million barrel cut, yes, but in reality, it's only about 850 — cut, yes, but in reality, it's only about 850 - 900,000 cut, yes, but in reality, it's only about 850 — 900,000 barrels because they cut from the quotas and the quotas... 0pec has ever fulfilled the quotas for the long time so the real cut is much smaller and it means for oil prices, they have gone up means for oil prices, they have gone up but let's not forget, over the past quarter, the third quarter, the fallen down by between 25—30%

i have no doubt about it, as a diabetic cornelia, mango reduces sugar, without drugs, 30 minutes before meal , i stopped drinking because i learned to stop. and you don't have. on which boil is glad the comedian alexander morozov sits, it is necessary to have a living birch and wash his nose with the economic conclusions of the time now. ira confess how you are so good are looking. yeah yeah yeah ate something maybe eleventh year vegetarian don't know age don't hide your no. well, not that directly, here i say it directly. look, i'm so many years old, but no, i'm not hiding 4:5, how much i myself am in shock. yes, besides being a vegetarian. are you still drinking the blood of babies for 20 years, it looks real, well, nerves sometimes i drink. here at the husband a cold it in general about you. well, it seems to me that a couple of times a year it cut me down, and it cuts me down the last time when i was sick well, in the summer than but how do you save yourself from colds. well, if i exclude, if possible, food , drink, that's all, that's green. i have everything set to green. this is n

this is a painting of cornelia or tal and her children. it is kind it in an capitalization of the whole story we like to present here. we have this lovely family minus their husband. we like to say the husband was off making his millions. at the same time they had everything they could produce, very lush interior. we have the children wearing garments that are not only sunday best but party best. the boys in velvet or costumes and the girls and expensive lace and satin. the mothers wearing a dress we believe is probably from the paris salon. the great french couturier of which you will hear more. and to have that you could travel to paris. that meant you could afford the long and very expensive trip. she's wearing these beautiful pearls around her neck and wrists. at the time this was painted in the 1880s, it means they would have been natural pearls not cultural pearls for these are extraordinarily valuable in the 20th century the japanese developed the method of culturing pearls which meant anyone could buy pros and afford them. not ever

insurance, the right to work and discounted travel on public transport and a little card in klaus and cornelia supermarkets they emphasize renting housing for a long term until the andrian women themselves want to move from düsseldorf khrystyna and bohdan shevchenko for the voice of america download the mobile application of the voice of america the application allows automatically bypass the blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service, read the news, watch informative programs and videos, and listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service and that's it. thank you for watching the voice of america in ukrainian. facebook and youtube we are also now on telegram subscribe to our channel and stay up to date with all the news for everything good have a nice weekend see you next week pa pa events important events events happening just now and affect our lives, of course the news feed reports about them, but there is little to know what is happening, you need to understand antin borkovskyi and the invitation experts soberly assess the events, analyze them by modeling our near future tha

met a family of germans who agreed to rent an apartment to nataliya , and now it turned out that cornelia andrienka are good friends, so that their apartment could be included in the state rent compensation program, they have 1,600 euros lowered the rent to 940 euros per month, many of us feel sympathy and we are very unhappy that this is happening, many of us have parents who went through the second world war and they know what it is like when people lose their homes. we contacted a volunteer whom we knew. she contacted andrienko's family and i offered an apartment, but that's not all. we're helping the state. if the state didn't pay, we could rent out the apartment three times for 6 months for free, and then we'd have to be a little more rational. the eldest daughter, 17-year-old victoria she probably entered the dusseldorf college and needs a space to study and she couldn’t even dream of a separate room, i have my own room and how do they live, eh, not all teenagers now, but they live in some dormitories, eh, there are only children, all in one a room for 3-4 children, no free space fo

cornelia, one of five villages built into the cliffs, is home to guido galecti. >> guido's family have of catching food. >> there you go. >> beautiful. yeah. it's a beautiful fish. beautiful. >> the villages of cinque terre feature five castles designed to repel saracen pirates. today, visitors are welcome. they come to experience life in harmony with the elements, the only way of being the ligurians have ever known. the galecti home on the outskirts of town is also a restaurant catering for visitors who eat what's been foraged from the sea, surrounded by objects foraged from the land. this is pietro, guido's son and head chef. on the terrace, the heart of this forward-thinking family, guido's wife, monica comunello . >> okay. >> first, though, pietro makes a starter that's typically ligurian, stuffed to make it go further, in this case, anchovies. without a microscope, pietro fills each tiny fish with cheese and herbs, and then they're rolled in breadcrumbs and fried. >> guido catches fish, finds furniture, and makes his own vino del marinaio, sailor's wine . >> we're cooking outside

joining me now is independent oil analyst cornelia meyer. good morning, sally.ouncement of 2 million barrels per day? it announcement of 2 million barrels per day?— announcement of 2 million barrels per day? it could be anything — barrels per day? it could be anything between _ barrels per day? it could be anything between one - barrels per day? it could be | anything between one and 2 million barrels a day but what we have to look out for is not just the size of the cut but what are they cutting from? are they cutting from current quotas or from current quotas orfrom current production quotas or from current production because current production, depending which is or is you believe, is between 2.8 and 3.6 million dollars a day underproduction below the quotas. i351 day underproduction below the auotas. " ., . , day underproduction below the auotas. " ., ., , ' day underproduction below the auotas. " ., ., , quotas. 99 dollars .51 a baroque- _ quotas. 99 dollars .51 a baroque. that - quotas. 99 dollars .51 a baroque. that is - quotas. 99 dollars .51 a baroque.

correspondent cornelia lynch from our sister network sky news went to a hospital near the massacre. she spoke with a mother who said that her young son is fighting for his life. >> reporter: joy is waiting to see his son. he is in intensive care. the three-year-old is still unconscious. he was stabbed and shot in the head twice. he is one of the very few survivors, and his mother -- >> translator: my heart was breaking, she told me. she said she fainted when she saw the bodies on the ground. her husband desperately searched for her son, then they suddenly saw rescuers carrying him to the ambulance. he is very lively and very talkative, she says. this morning he begged me not to go to school, but i forced him. it is a heartbreaking detail in a community overwhelmed by many more. outside the hospital, the public health minister has been at bedside's trying to support the many bereaved families. >> the worst mass killing that has ever happened in thailand. horrible. i saw young children three or four years of age who were brutally beaten. >> mass shootings in thailand are rare. this le

has cornelia joe, what do you have for us? well, cyril am on the house cornish. it's a 7 kilometer prominent along the waterfront, here in doha, as you can see, lots of modern buildings lining this whole area, but they weren't always here because when i arrived 16 years ago, many of them just hadn't been built. in fact, if you look at photos from the light, 970, that the doha skyline, and the only building that you will see on those photos. is that building over there behind me, the sheraton hotel? it was the 1st international hotel ever built in cas hall since then hundreds more have been built, the sheraton will be hosting some fee b. i p during the world cup for a month the $32.00. well finally. well, they've also made that room reservation in other hotels in and around. so ha, i went behind the scenes to see where the stars will be sleeping. some resemble an arabian palace, others and away says in the desert, whether it's a luxury resort or student accommodation, the 32 well cut finalists have booked their rooms. and if they make it all the way to the final,

i can promise this, but also, so that nikolai is not there too , cornelia suits you with everything. i want to be loved too. i love you too. i want you to live with me. if you need our help, call, write to our editors, we will continue tomorrow, and right now, see the new dna test tomorrow in the program over the border, a mother of many children is not i managed to save the one and a half year old son of my child, there was a hope that i could, that i would have time. she said that he married, coldly young, the woman's lover confessed, it was he who killed the baby. moreover, such a wall he cried, and his relatives believe that the mother herself is to blame for this tragedy. she could not do this, because he never raised his hand to the child, the wallpaper is to blame, what threatens the mother of the murdered child and with whom will her older children look at your situation. we have to put you on commission. you you don’t choose a man for yourself, with whom to sleep you choose a person who will live with adult children this is beyond tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv a 21-year-old resid

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earlier, i spoke to cornelia meyer. thousand— 900,000 barrels because they are cut from the quotas and 0pec has under fulfilled the quotas for a long time so the real cut is much smaller and it means for oil prices they have gone up but let's not forget over the last quarter, the third quarter, they've gone down by maybe 25 and 30% so they really calmed down and the price at the pump and it is not only dependent by the input on foot but also the refining capacity and that is also stretched. so for people watching who are thinking, how might this affect me, will they see an increase in prices? affect me, will they see an increase in rices? , , ., . in prices? they may see an increase in prices? they may see an increase in rices in prices? they may see an increase in prices but — in prices? they may see an increase in prices but part — in prices? they may see an increase in prices but part of— in prices? they may see an increase in prices but part of that _ in prices? they may see an increase in prices but part of that is