finland takes the bunking fake news seriously including that from neighboring russia. russians are alexander the 2nd still presides over how stinky's senate square so fans have long been wary of kremlin propaganda. information campaign so we saw them already made of during the cold war but of course in the present form. the 1st science came about 10 years ago on a crimean media this thought is spreading lies about the finnish a try to wait for a system for example claims that finnish or sort of these are haunting russian born children and taking them into custody without any valid reasons i say leave them to us gay couples this kind of claim as were present in a primetime news so if that happened already 10 years ago. back at the school this 9th grade class is taking a critical look at their own media consumption. these pupils know there's a lot of misinformation on the net and that they need to double check their sources 'd. you're always suspicious of everything so. it's hard sometimes. to our visit to finland shows us there's little need to worry about the younger g

future hardly any other european metropolis has as much construction going on as this one some in finland's capital see it as a challenge many as an opportunity think it has in the recent years. become more open and lively. there are more opportunities to experience culture and different things. going on. on people like to use public facilities. is an architect who knows the challenges facing the city planners a priority is to create public spaces which promote social cohesion. the old essential library is a prime example. on the outside it's an impressive futuristic design constructed of spruce wood steel and glass. on the inside it's one of the world's most advanced and stunning public library. you. the citizens of helsinki who were involved in the design process and they had to say what kind of spaces they need so also the name was democratically through a competition and the person who put in the name already explained it as it's an ode to civilization and education. ody is a kind of collective living and workspace for its citizens and its 17000 square meters users find quiet areas alon

our visit to finland shows us there's little need to worry about the younger generation here their media savvy junior detectives. but classes to teach grownups about media and information literacy might not be a bad idea. and i can promise you we do our best to avoid any fake news here on focus on europe now it's although for this time around thanks so much for joining us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our home page on d.w. dot com or visit all facebook page d w stories who do come back next week and hold on 5 by trips. to a. few . grappling mexico for expressing felix i am very creative yet i would love to be considered an artist. one day looking for new perspectives. to it and not to read replaced by previous camera doing things differently. come to the place where we reflect on society constantly. calling teetotal. look closely. listen carefully. don't look this suit thing she needs to do a good. deal. discover who. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. this is a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. as teacher is beating a boy for talking back and clas

few and far between especially in the area of electronics at the v t t technical research center in finland the scientists decided to demonstrate how far the field has come with the sort of biotech headphones unlike plastic the materials and them were sourced not from fossil resources but from living organisms . using our by reactors we can produce lots of different molecules polymers. platform kerry of course we can make for example saying that expire say look or buy a plastic precursors or you've been buyable of various. headphones prototype is made from 6 different biotech materials they include a bio plastic produced by yeast but other substitute made from a fungus and a bios and thetic sound transmission element derived from that synthetic spider silk the researchers designed the headphones to try to raise awareness for greener production processes. we thought it was a great opportunity to combine tea for materials no one had done it before actually to bring all these different microbes into the development of electronic device. of course the electrical components inside the bio based

dale's brain is painful and really it's a good introduction to marriage the sports originated in finland to make it even tougher couples are doused with ice cold water along the route any carrying technique is allowed as long as you don't drop your partner. some may see the sport as politically incorrect in modern times but the winners disagree but. you know what are you going to do to change a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. a life blundering. ferguson is up next. i'm skilled at. that heart and in the end this a me you are not allowed to stay here we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were lions and. what's your story. 'd with numbers and women especially in victims of violence in. part.

shaped and molded into any number of products so the question is what can replace it scientists in finland think they may have an answer and it could be music to environmentalists ears. the term bio based economy has been a catchphrase for decades now but products have remained few and far between especially in the area of electronics at the v t t technical research center in finland the scientists decided to demonstrate how far the field has come with a set of biotech headphones unlike plastic the materials and now more sourced not from fossil resources but from living organisms. using our by reactors we can produce lots of different molecules polymers. from care because we can make for example that expired a silk or by a plastic precursors or even by a polymers. the headphones prototype is made from 6 different biotech materials they include a bio plastic produced by yeast a leather substitute made from a fungus and a bio synthetic sound transmission element derived from that synthetic spider silk the researchers designed the headphones to try to raise awareness for greener production pr

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a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. u.s. singles songwriter taylor swift has been named last year's biggest selling global autist. as the leaves at the end of the time i went to the movies yeah. i this is the 2nd time taylor swift has received the accolade she was 1st named biggest selling global artist back in 2014 the 30 year old released the 7th album love last year which is also a 10 time grammy winner. coming up next a new business with kate ferguson and keep up to date with all the latest news around the clock visit our website it's d.w. dot com and told me a lot of cool thanks for joining us. my 1st bicycle was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i want to buy cycle of my home and it took me years to and. finally gave up and went on buying and i say this but returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing about.

united nations investigative team to promote accountability of dice we've already fed evidence into finland for example where fair trials are possible fed evidence we've. into those courts for the full assistance of the government of iraq and it's very great credit of iraq itself that notwithstanding the obvious challenges they have pledged and i giving the full support their full support to the security council team created for this very purpose let me read to you a part of a report by human rights watch may 31st 2019 and it's criticized some of the trials of eisel suspects in iraq referencing confessions extracted through torture and unfair trials are they wrong the more interesting one perhaps you know if there was perfection anywhere in the world but this is not simply a matter of affection right to extracting confessions under torture of course i'm coming to that effect right into the question so if there was perfection anywhere in the world there'd be no need for support so i look at things quite objective he is a lawyer right it's to the great credit for iraq that we have not been im

16 the resolution was passed by the security council in 2017 we've already fed into the courts in finland where assisting other states were assisting iraq with explanations in the cases you talked about earlier they deal with terrorism i don't have a mandate for terrorism my mandate or acts that constitute acts by diet so as an expired haitian to constitute either the international crimes of genocide crimes against humanity opensource i salute that as i say what a my point is this that iraq has just recently before the protests the president has put forward a bill to parliament which domesticate those international crimes so whilst we're not in a perfect situation the foundations are being built where fair trials or you want to start with all due respect answer my question are you satisfied with the system in iraq and i'm not satisfied with a legal system anywhere in the world if a legal system was such was perfect anywhere would have no need for a court of appeals would have no need for european court of human rights or the interim merican court of human rights. justice requires humility

. >> the sport originated in finland.o make it tougher, couples are diced -- are doused with ice cold water along the route. some may see the sport as political incorrect in modern times, the winners disagree. >> it has been a lifelong dream. >> it has been a lifelong dream for me. >> a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. brent: that gives new meaning to the old term ball and chain. u.s. singer-songwriter taylor swift has been named last year's biggest selling global artist. ♪ brent: this is the second time taylor swift has received the accolade. she was first named biggest selling global artist in 2014. the 30-year-old d released her seventh album, lover, last year. swift is also a 10 time grammy winner. good for her. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following. exit polls from israel's general election have indicated a lead for benjamin not yet -- benjamin netanyahu's party and allies. the blue-and-white party of b enny gantz is ex

i don't know if you have ever visited finland. finland is a neighbor to russia.have a very democratic society with strong democratic socialist principles. everybody in finland has healthcare as a right. their educational system is, perhaps, the best in the worlds. and college there is free. they take environmental responsibility very, very seriously. they have one of the lowest rates of childhood poverty in the industrialized world. and do you know what? their voting rate, people who participate in their elections is a lot higher than it is in the united states. so when we talk about democratic socialism margaret, i'm talking about finland, i'm talking about denmark. i'm talking about sweden. i'm talking about countries all over the world who have used their government to try to improve lives for working families, not just the people on top. [cheers and applause] >> martha: senator, let me follow up on that if i may. basically, since the 1990s, if you look at examples in sweden and denmark, they have been lowering or cutting property taxes lowering corporate taxe

. >>> if coronavirus outbreak is over, you may want to try and head to finland. why?he united nations names finland as the happiest country in the world. it is not the first time that finland took that top honor. nations are ranked on six key variables. income, freedom, trust, healthy life expectand generotyn hand denmark, switzerland, iceland, and norway rounded out the top five. >>> even porkqupines need to have a little fun. so the animal care team took the opportunity to bring tyson the pour queue pine to see. maybe he'll get treated to a trip to wrigley field once the crisis is over. we'll be right back. make your yard the envy of the block this spring at lowe'. withscotts and honda.man, so, you stay ahead of the pack. ♪ but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. >>> well before the bay area shelter-in-place order began, we went with this week's jefferson award winner. she provides children wi

so on june 17th, 1928, they departed new finland in a plane. she'd been promised time at the wheel, at the controls but it was not to be. during the 20 hour, 40-minute flight she got zero flight time, however she was able to pilot the plane from whales to its final stop in south hampton, england. it was a tumultuous reception. she hid her disappointment except for one reference to just being baggage. stuped by the crowds she managed to find the time to buy an aircraft from british pilot mary young heath. but before she could fly it she was obligated to george putnam who was writing the publicity to right a book, and within two months she wrote her first book entitled "20 hours and 40 minutes" which talked mostly abo about aviation and women and people wanting to fly and a bit about the flight itself. then she came back and flew her avion from the coast and back. but it also gave her the opportunity to speak with people and learn to interact with them and the media. and most importantly it brought her to the realization this fame she was startin

is dale's brain is pain and really it's a good introduction to marriage the sports originated in finland. to make it even tougher couples are doused with ice cold water along the route any carrying technique is allowed as long as you don't drop your partner. some may see the sport as politically incorrect in modern times but the winners disagree but. you know like for you if you want to be. a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year they say you can do wonders for a marriage. well this is g.w. news and these are our top stories a new migration crisis is unfolding on the border between turkey and greece thousands of refugees and migrants are trying to enter the european union after turkey announced that it would not stop them from leaving. putting is under way in israel's 3rd election in less than a year polls show prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his central that challenger but he guns running neck and neck 2 elections held last year ended in a stalemate with neither side winning and the seats to form a governm

it is the warmest winter ever recorded in finland and it is really, really concerning.there are only 410 individuals left. the seal needs snow and ice. it gives birth to its pubs ina layer ice. it gives birth to its pubs in a layer that he digs into the snow bank and if there are not any snowbanks, the pups will be born on open ice and up to half of the pups could die. there this snow is giving safety against the cold weather and against the predators like the red fox. this year we don't have snow in for seals, so we have snow in for seals, so we have to pile drifts so there is enough snow for the females to give birth to the pups. probably every ten, 20, 30 yea rs probably every ten, 20, 30 years there is no ice at all on that part of saimar, so we have to do something. we put some snow inside the house, so hopefully the seal feels that it is home. the worst case scenario, if we have to do more like this, i don't like to do it. in addition to climate change, net fishing is the biggest threat to this seal because the pups can get entangled in fishing nets and drowned. t

a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. i say that gives new meaning to the term ball and chain are you as singer songwriter tailors with has been named last year's biggest selling global artist. and leave it at the analysis. d.c.'s what time. this is the 2nd time taylor swift to receive the accolade she was 1st named biggest selling global artist back in 2014 the 30 year old just 30 release her 7th album love her last year swift is also a tim time but she's an overachiever gravy with. good for her is a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you exit polls from israel's general election have indicated a significant lead for prime minister benjamin netanyahu is liquid party and its allies they're on track for 60 seats one short of an outright majority the blue and white party of. it is projected to pick up 32 or 33 seats. you're watching news from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that we'll be right back. d.t. you know that 77 percent of black or yo

people in finland within the outside to check out that breath taking view.t yesterday, we reported a new united nations study that determined finland is the happiest country in the world. >>> and how about a cool animal story for you this one is fromd sehenaming the new baby rhinoceros. the greater one hander rhino was born a week ago. and the public can participate in the naming on webse. it's a multiple choice. here are the potential names. talli, duna and penba the like tali. >>> coming up next a. lot of questions surrounding coronavirus and your pets. can they get infected? we will speak to an expert that helps break it all down . >>> some pet owners are wondering if the animals can catch coronavirus or transmit it. we spoke woo local veterinarian who says the only concern would be on the fur. and even so it's unlikely that the virus could travel on your dog or cat even if you get the virus. at this point, there have not been any cases where animals transmitted the virus to other pets or humans. she said now is a good time to spend time with your furry f

finland took the top spot followed by denmark, switzerland, iceland, and norway.inland resident says well-being means more than short-term happiness, especially 234 the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. i feel like those countries always rank high on all these good lists. am i right? >> they do, yeah. >> i've been to those countries. and people are happier it seems in that part of the world. they live a more stress-free lifestyle than we do. >> let's go to finland. >> let's do it. except that we can't fly right now. >> we're not allowed to go anywhere. >> we'll plan for later. >> that's when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. >>> you can now get your drink to go. ca

in finland later this year. next up is news africa with eddie mica ginia to stay up to date with all the latest news around the clock remember you should visit our website it's called told me a lot as well thanks for joining us. there i'm david and this is climate change. happiness increase book. for you to. smarter for free to double your books. to use crime fighters are back on africa's most successful radio drama series continues. this season the stories focus on hate speech color of prevention and sustainable production. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on g.w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now . africa coming up on the program. sometimes we eat once a day sometimes when we find some of the sources we eat twice in a day. the u.n. says it has never seen anything like it 45000000 across south africa threatened with farming and the culprits as climate change. tensions mounds in given the sour house one of 2 presidents h

thanks for watching al-jazeera up next is witness meeting finland's iron grandpa then to the news in less than 30 minutes time thanks very much for watching but i. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the wilds. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. to. see. where. the laws the issues we're. going to leave. the phone call. in the news. to be own. morning pre-announced pretty damn near. the end. oh whoa. whoa. she has expressed. i know you know by now. i know you know that i. know my stand on a similar way to say that i can see how a couple of people. my. only thing that i knew you knew you know. i don't. know. how. much percentage of government. that is not always. in the best i'm going to. get. him on his best or right. in most. cases does bottom and. now for. being. the smile of mr. peterson on your smeared. 6 year old back yard in king and i'm kidding. oh go past this in the article. and i made a colossal woman off it at that if you're hon

a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. a white one during. the ferguson is up next. i'm secure in the fire. that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with alliances. what's your story ready. i'm with numbers of women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story your train or with understand this new culture. you are nothing to little or nothing you want to become citizens. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. economists warn global growth could be cut in half of the corona virus continues to spread outside of china this adds factory output drops that the aviation sector faces get more turbulence look at the latest on the viral outbreak a from our correspondent on wall street. and if all that wasn't gloomy enough pharmacists here in germany are warning us medical shortages of the plight chains from china are disrupted by the epidemic. and maybe as brain drain is germany's

a 90% survival rate when this machine was used in european countries like finland and sweden but injapanng the machines as effectively. there is history on this an hour trying to learn from it. let's move on to the story about how apparently lots of people in italy, because they are housebound and pupils instead of doing homework are turning to on line gaming, no surprise really. the port side marathon and call of duty going on. this is a slightly light—hearted story within a lot of gloomy ones. a problem with the amount of internet bandwidth. we were talking about earlier, which share prices can possibly can go up in this kind of scenario with the markets in freefall and of course there are going to be some organisations that will benefit from new subscribers as a result of people coming in. netflix is an obvious one. microsoft. you might need multiple playstation is to stop lights in the house. let's move onto last story is well about how to avoid shaking hands. it seems that this is a real issue because people are so used to shaking hands. how do you stop that? there is a video of pri

the amateur from finland won a dramatic play off against south african brandon stone.semi—finals of the women's t20 world cup after beating the 2016 champions west indies by 46 runs. natalie sciver once again starred with the bat. jo currie was watching in sydney. so we now know three of the four semifinalists in this t20 world cup. india were already through, and we can add england and south africa to the last four. england came through against the west indies, they won the toss and put themselves into bat. danny wyatt made 29, amyjones 23, but it was nat sciver who once again shone, making another half—century. she is now very much cementing her place as one of the top players, and she is now that top run scorer so far in this world cup. so nat sciver helped england to win, not bad on a slow wicket. the west indies innings got off to a difficult start after they lost taylor to an injury. she had to be stretchered off with what looked to be a groin problem, but to be fair the west indies but is didn't put up much resistance as england bowled them all out for 97 to get

with some other more frugal states within they go over there unlike the netherlands and austria and finland for example so there is a lot of work to be done that but the european leaders are still in contact and they are still indeed working towards more cooperation as not only europe but the whole world to join forces to to to question the effects both the health and economic effects of the current virus pandemic so you do have your corresponding capered thank you so much. europe is struggling with the growing death rates and increasingly over strain hospitals due to the worldwide pandemic strain is your 2nd worst hit country in the thirty's there reported the highest increase in scientology with more than 800 people dying in a day spain is also reporting the largest percentage of infected healthcare workers further straining the system. a burial in hazmat suits. of thousands of victims of the outbreak in spain. hospital staff in madrid don't need to see the statistics to know spain does not yet have a handle on the epidemic. it has been a deadly week for the country 2nd and daily fataliti

countries in favor of so-called corona bonds opponents including the netherlands and finland prefer the european stability mechanism set up in 2012 to respond to the euro crisis the e.s.m. can lend money to members in trouble but with strings attached now euro zone finance ministers have 2 weeks to figure out the details a long time in the life of the rapidly spreading virus and here are some more of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic 3 months into the outbreak and the total number of confirmed cases that nobody has passed half a 1000000 while the death toll reached 24000 france's virus death toll is continuing to climb fast increasing 27 percent in one day the country has reported the 5th highest numbers of deaths from the virus worldwide german company bosch says it's developed a coronavirus test that can deliver results within 2 and a half hours it is designed for use at medical facilities such as hospitals and doctors said trees. in other news the u.s. government has non-citizen offering up to $15000000.00 in return for information leading to the arrest of financier

wales are in with the republic of ireland, bulgaria and finland.public. northern ireland will play austria, romania and norway. dillian whyte will face alexander povetkin, in manchester on may 2nd. whyte is the mandatory challenger for tyson fury‘s wbc heavweight title, but defends his interim belt. and england prop mako vunipola is likely to miss the rest of the six nations championship. he's in self—isolation as a coronavirus precaution after returning to the uk via hong kong, although he has displayed no symptoms. the virus continues to have a huge impact on sport across the world, but the ioc president thomas bach says it's business as usual for the olympics in tokyo and that all the competitors should prepare for the scheduled start ofjuly 24th. he was speaking at an executive committee meeting in switzerland on tuesday. 12 people have died injapan with almost a thousand cases of the virus identified. japan's olympics minister acknowledged today that the terms of their contract would allow for a postponement until later in the year. let's get

front producing heavier rain in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps later into the north—west of finlandouth westerly winds so 12 to 13 degrees for if we look at the outlet, the other air doesn't last that much longer. we have the jet strea m that much longer. we have the jet stream on them again. it is a bit stronger but again it is undulating so we will see very variable weather, changeable weather. probably the next area of low pressure bringing some wet and windy conditions early next week. once that rain moves through, low pressure sits close to the uk for a couple of days and willjust keep showers going. robert lee with a strongerjets next week, there may well be more rain. it certainly looks and settled. probably stronger jets. still not that warm for the time of year. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump instructs us pharmaceutical companies to speed up progress of a vaccine for the coronavirus. as the ukjoins germany and france in sending emergency equipment to iran, now one of the global hotspots for this outbreak. the white house is now throwing resources at combat

it believes will join in and we hear today the european commission in brussels saying luxembourg finland and portugal are also on board so there is some momentum behind this plan now but germany is talking about getting a coalition of the willing behind this humanitarian effort really to take the most needy and take them out of the appalling conditions that many of them face in these camps but they're not doing it by means of a sort of coordinated european action is more or less going round persuading each individual government to take a share of the responsibility and that shows how hard it is to get a unified response on the refugee issue within europe and saddened when would these children and minors arrive in germany. yeah well that's hard to say i think there have to be a lot more 'd meetings including at the european level they'll be a meeting of european interior ministers in brussels at the end of this week so we'll have to see that but what i can say is there is a lot of readiness around germany to do something to help these people we've had in just in the last few days 7 mayors

wales are in with the republic of ireland, bulgaria and finland. scotland have drawn israel, slovakia and czech republic. northern ireland will face austria, romania and norway. the fa cup fifth round continues tonight. three ties including a really big one at stamford bridge where chelsea host a liverpool side who'll want to avoid back—to—back defeats. it's live on bbc one at 7:30pm tonight, the former chelsea and liverpool defender glenn johnson is part of the commentary team, he says... with those results it is huge, they only just scraped past west ham. this game has become huge and of course they are in league but they will take this game seriously tonight. chelsea have not had, they have had an up and down season with frank lampard. they don't have much hopein frank lampard. they don't have much hope in the champions league after that defeat at bayern munich. how important is this game for them? what will really thinking about? similarto what will really thinking about? similar to liverpool, overnight it has become a massive game. they had a

something that was beautiful in the sky over i i fn laland as the northern lights l up the area over finlandfriday night. this footage taken at the capital known as the quote/unquote official home of santa claus. spring is one of the best season for the aurora borealis. i hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> walking us through the business development front is ramin mellegard, coming up next. ♪ >>> tokyo's shahare prices saw e largest rise in more tn four years onuesday. ba of japan's purchases to prop up mkets put investors in the bing move. the nikkei average ended at 18,092, a gain of over 1,200 points and expectations for the u.s. congress to approve the $2 trillion aid package also pushed up the index. softbank group stock price rose 19%. investors scooped up the shares after it announced plans to sell assets and buying back shares. most of the markets in the asia-pacific region rebounded. the benchmark in seoul surged 8.6%. singapore was up 5.8%. sydney and hong kokong each gaid more thann 4%. this is "newsline biz," i'm ramin mellegard. >>> so toyota and ntt have a plan to m

people i don't know walking across my land and i don't care whether they're from finland or togo or white amala. i don't want them here it's a small war zone. people don't know what it is i wish they would come here at the moment it's very quiet with beautiful big clouds but at certain times of day they're helicopters out here they're horse patrols they're a.t.v.'s around there are guys that look like darth vader they're completely covered in black and they carry guns and they're out here looking for people like the man we met today. it's another way to instill fear in america. since this film. the us continue to increase spending. at no other time in history has there been as many border patrol officers on duty as there are today and now the authorities are bracing for a new challenge children since 24 the number of families and unaccompanied children apprehended at the border keeps skyrocketing young people are filling family detention centers having fled poverty or extreme violence in central america. today the buddha issue is taking center stage in u.s. politics as u.s. president dona