industry that has managers, planners, developers, criminal groups, took advantage of the call with demick and the changes to all of our lives, to attack health care institutions, public institutions, local authorities, critical infrastructure around the world as at the mercy of these cyber attacks. and hackers look for the targets where they expect the greatest profit most in north america and western europe. but also other regions are hit by these well coordinated attacks. in 2019 attackers broke into the network of india's largest nuclear power station. in 2021, an attack on a pipeline provider led to panic, buying and gas shortages in the us. and in 2022, hackers paralyzed the computer systems of the government of costa rica. each of these incidents had impact locally in the country or the region where it happened. however, should an adversary a cyber attack group decide to launch several attacks at the same time simultaneously in many different countries around the low impacts to that would be potentially devastating. can a cyber attack, excess shut down an anti a nation? as a result

now that on demick restrictions, i've been lifted. ah, nearly 50000000 people. i expected to join the party. the glittering displays of costumes, dances and colorful flutes. i back kind of return and a tourist brings in a given the economy a much needed boost. ah that's remind you of the following. the munich security conference. you lead us that the block me to speed up. it's the tree supports for you crate you for input as a chief to separate well said the block was working on a plan to collectively by munitions. we'll keep up next talk, film tells the story of resilience in the korean institute multiple digital. more news on the top of the out. i'm at michael junior. thanks for your time. ah . was yes before this is the consequence. we're 1000 folks. i'm to find out conflict in ukraine. the european war and 10 voices.

that's where in the world price rises are leading to an f demick strikes with wages failing to keep up with the increasing cost of living and pakistan's economy is in dire straits, but will relief come in the form of an ins. baylor is deal. we have business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. the united states federal reserve has increased interest rates for the 8th time in 12 months. however, the fed latest rises of a quarter of a percentage points and is less than december's height of half a percent. it continues a trend that seeing the central bank slowly phasing down its aggressive program of rates increases that aims to tackle high inflation through. well, let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york yen quarter ends. the fed seeing fits to just take it off the accelerator again with the rates rises and what's behind this decision? well wrapped, but pretty much what the federal reserve center fed chair j, paula saying is that even if an installation is still elevated, this has toughened somewhat in the past couple of weeks and month. and therefore o

just mentioned in the past quarter bookings were even higher than a pre upon demick, a level not everything is picture perfect yet. royal caribbean still posted a quarterly loss of about $500000000.00, but that was a far cry from the loss of about $1300000000.00 a year earlier. so the path is right, and obviously people want to spend money for experiences sent the crews industry is definitely profiting from and that trend to the stock off royal caribbean, by the way, here on the floor to new york stock exchange up a good 7 percent. and the tuesday session i so we're seeing more of an appetite for travel. however, just yesterday you and i talked about falling savings among us consumers. should that not be a concern for these companies? it definitely is, sir, and it is, sir, was in a consideration also offer management. we heard from the ceo of royal caribbean for example, that he is cautious, especially because some of the ex macroeconomic trends, some enter in buyer men. gibraltar, we have to wait and see that, for example, what happens with fuel cries the so under, on the cost side, there

in burned in south africa, people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs in the demick black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated to leave my same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more country discrimination and inequality are part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind in the w need for mines. news . hello and welcome to focus on europe. it's great to have you with us. for many people in turkey, day to day life has become far too expensive. due largely to the dire economic situation. the country is facing and soaring, inflation under president air to one's government. the price of food has skyrocketed. meanwhile, energy prices have risen in tandem as have the costs of renting an apartment or buying a home or condo. that's especially true in turkey's most popular vacation areas. but here it's mainly russians who are driving prices up. turkey is one of the only countries you can still fly to directly from moscow. and for russians on taya on the mediterranean coast is not only a beautiful city to v

you know, we're, we're setting, they're trying to say we, we're not going to catch it when it's in demick around the world. married. i saw you nodding a bit too. oh, what marcus was saying there looks like you want to jump in, so go ahead. yeah, so that exactly and, and think that the big challenge or both of the both reside and for the human health side in the earth. so china has been successfully vaccinating down the circulation both or h 5 and 87, a vin, influenza viruses. but they're them, most of the circulation was driven by a circulation in the poultry industry. but now we have this virus essentially in the wild, which you cannot vaccinate. so that problem is not dealt with. what you can address is dispel over from wild birds into, let's say, a big's menke, a humans. and that's a very different challenge. and from what we've been seeing before in asia, and the discussion on whether or not defects in a poultry is also ongoing in europe. with the same a trait or restrictions there is now movement because also of the, the animal welfare side that a, if you have an occasional introduct

on at the moment, which is to actually train lawyers to better defend journalist activists. becca demick researchers against slap cases. so those are in a sense of excess, just letting you litigation, that's not really designed when it's just designed to muzzle people from reporting, for example, on their research. and that's across live in countries. so those are the kinds of things we sometimes get private foundations. where we apply and you know, we asked we, we funded to do this particular project for the next year. the great news is that i have not found that any of the funders who we've dealt with today have been in any way interfering. they've all been very hands off and we wouldn't work with a funder who were super interfering because it's, it's not what we're on about. but they just want to know that you are actually doing the job. and then they, we, you know, they see that where we're actually doing the job and that's fine. but we have total freedom and i insist on that. we have total freedom in how we go about it and what we're recommending. another thing that i've always admi

and also if you, while we pest demick connection that is coming into the country, once nigeria has more, any link would fall into that dominates how do condo gaseous then it means that nigeria has become a more stable, most robust, impossible. it's going to be nigeria thinking it prompted middle to drain even the bricks completely politic yourself from the again when you do you have dora for this this is clear we our promoter was didn't want to like interested in of course it negligible. brent to refill to diminish has been established. so it's good out the we have some forces that are coming from the foreign was officially french. that may be interested in, disturb like the material. so we have to think that is strong, brought the middle to prevent people i'm getting into their hands. oh, total is masking, you know, as, as fighting ideology. meanwhile, renada dublin, what important interest and finally the white house has brushed aside the question of palestine military occupation, not submit us secretary of state unseen lincoln's recent visit for talked with palestine. president mahmo

concerns of brazil, one of the world's largest poultry exporters expert se, but food is becoming demick for the 1st time and some wild buds that transmit the virus to poultry. now, forensic experts have concluded that the chile and poet and nobel laureate pablo nor ruder, died of poison a nearly 50 years ago. it was a political opponent of the repressive military regime, and now his family say it murdered him. the router was officially declared to have died from prostate cancer. teresa bo has this report which he was cheerless, most renowned offer, and nobel laureate, whose love poems are known around the world. the official story says bologna to will that died on september 23rd of 1973 of prostate cancer in a hospital in san diego. but his nephew, all 4 ladies, he said to prove the official stories falls. he says his uncle was killed for political reasons. i hear me this said the warm biling in 2017, a panel of experts concluded that he did not die of cancer. but they found large quantities of clostridium botulinum, which is a lethal bacteria. that is what his remains had when his body

demick from the south and west side of almost 50, 52 women murdered the same way the. fbi has alerted the cpd that this is a serial killer because these girls are murdered the same way. strangulation left in garbage cans in alleys, abandoned buildings in chicago. the police departments. so we got so much on our hands with these guns and these jackets. we're trying to take the guns off the street. now, so far they haven't took no guns off the street. so i don't know what they waiting on but 52 women have been murdered. we strike left in the same situations, but they don't think they have a serial killer. but these were women who had certain lifestyle, so they're not to end. they work movement of color. so they're not looking for this prostitute killer. they don't care because these were women of the evening they're out there but they're underage caught it because the same thing happens in escort now i was been i've been escort i know the deal i know i have fled out of room for my life or barely gotten out of there and couldn't couldn't close my eyes for a day or two bec

it can be social demick is kind of died down in people's mind. chicken wings down. 22% year-over-year to 3.38. pound went down to 65 pound. worthy of note. that's kind of nice. avocados are down. 20% of the united states down 40% want to fly to mexico into your super bowl party. there. but the bad news bears up 11% year over 3%. so here's my advice korea. >> say g, ok? >> and is a way to get this year. you can serve a lot of people in a big batch of that and save a little bit of do re mi. so it is up. 25% of people n't really noticthat because soda consumption is on decline. and we do too excited season like a glass and we get kind of a gassy. bton week we pass on to other things. but a super bowl party, james? yeah. and this year. >> was just talking to somebody who wanted to get in on the super bowl pool that they've got going on sure. i would have been if the niners were in it, but now kind of i do if i just want to not watch out a protester, just watch to see who ends up what going to a commercial. >> so kicks a field. all big farewell, big l

some experts believe this may have been the fastest spread of her spiritual had demick virus in modern history. katrina, you al jazeera teaching and hong kong will no longer require people to wear cove at mosque from wednesday. it's been following bay jenks, so called 0 cobit policy for much of the pandemic. hong kong authorities hope that easing the measures will attract tourists and give a boost to businesses. it's been one of the last places in the world to still have a mosque mandate. now to south korea, with tens of thousands of people gathered in the capital on tuesday, protesting what they say, a heavy handed moves by the government against organized labor units, kim reports from sol. oh, there is now a heavy 100. we love the use of your 3rd when the president really hasn't strong words to say against the construction union, saying that he will rude out. extortion and violence and other organized legal practices had the hands of some leaders are these unions that are also a part of a larger, more militant umbrella rules. now members have been investigated by abroad leaders in re

demick is right, pop magic. sorry papa medic on the gmb picket line here.ing told that about 25% of the south coast ambulance headquarters , about ambulance headquarters, about 25% of staff, all going to be on the picket line today. and that is because 75% have to stay in the building in order to continue to answer emergency are really important things. say the nhs . if you really important things. say the nhs. if you are in need of an emergency ambulance today, do bnng emergency ambulance today, do bring nine no nine and your aren't your call will be answered today. but i want bring in labour field now who is the regional gmb officer for south england. so why are we on the picket line today? why are people being passionate about this? this is four of strike action and this is the government still hasn't come to the table to talk pay with our members a 4% pay award last year which again with inflation above % is enough a pay cut they simply cannot afford to keep being underpaid . i mean, the being underpaid. i mean, the biggest criticism of , all being unde