and finland has put no limits to the weapons that you can can use coming from finland. and then thirdly, he has the message of peace and he asked negotiations. we just had one of the 10 baskets on the environment being discussed in finland on friday and saturday with the prime minister of ukraine. so i think we're moving in the direction so that needs to be a piece planned on a victor. the president stopped. thank you very much for talking to dw the the pension race, who's entitled to how much we compare pension systems in india, china, and which country and case budget can of it's retirees. that should be surprised. made in germany next on d, w. they are the we choose boots in all women volunteer unit that shoots down russian drones almost every night. they are reaching for weapons. for many of them, it's the only way to protect their fat because the end of the war, it looks very far away. the focus on is you rent in 60 minutes on the w, the, you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern methods. because if we do too much at, once,

i think finland is also involved in that. there's some criticism in germany that this violates the circle 2 plus for treaty. that was the treaty that prepared the way for german unification. and this tracy pro, prohibits nato troops being stationed on the east german style. what's your position on that? well, i don't want to take issue with german, the interpretation of, of the german constitution, or of any treaties. all i can say is that russia is waging a war of aggression in which it is vying. i think every possible tenant of international law, whether it's un charters, terry told integrity or sovereignty or whether it's the o. s. c e. i think it's very important that nato has a strong parents, and that determines is based on troops. it's based on missiles and ben. it's based on a nuclear deterrence. and however, then we structure our troops around our own border and that's our job. so do you think actually a situation could develop where nato troops, in fact stations on east german soil is in contravention to of this tre

and finland has put no limits to the weapons that you credit can use coming from finland. and then thirdly, he has the message of peace and he asked negotiations, we just had one of the 10 baskets on the environment being discussed in finland on friday and saturday with the prime minister of ukraine. so i think we're moving in the direction so that needs to be a piece planned on a victor. the president stopped. thank you very much for talking to dw the conflicts senior american diplomats fly back into the middle east, promising to stand by lebanon. steven is ally. israel continues massive astride somebody moved across the country. it doesn't look like a formula for peace, but my guess today doesn't give up easily on that prospect. sees your former justice minister and peace negotiate it is right conflict next on d. w poisons 10 a t p fast. these chemicals are in almost everything and they cannot be removed. and so if i don't think it will get to grips with the appropriate mr. because the thing is, why is it probably in a spiral down to the control, se one's page has always

and finland from the, from the outs. it has not set any constraints on the material. but i do know that some of our friends and allies do have some concerns. but again, for as long as we remain in the area stipulated by international law. and you've been shocked that like we are right. but you've previously said that it's an issue that you're taking up with your fellow nato's nato alliance ministers. a foreign minister has, excuse me, what are other leaders and for investors telling you when you take this up with them as well, i'm not commenting on behalf of the messages clear. and i have also taken this up a bilaterally with, with my colleagues. and i just hope that that, that we will be able to help ukraine in the best possible way. put this into the big picture for us because you've said that you shouldn't rule anything out. and long term, as we've heard, including sending troops is in the risk that at some point it will be too late. yes, well, we have quotes that i'm scrutinizing the situation um on a daily basis to

they have made finland look bad. yes, but um i, i wouldn't be so worried about this because i do know that, that you and organizations have to, of course, to rely on the existing conventions. but for instance, what we are now doing to get up with the again, partners and allies, is that we want to look into whether there was not perhaps a way to change in your or the international conventions. because that doesn't happen quickly. but the interpretation so that it could be in cases where, you know, if this is a, really, a, a strong, a case of instrumental us migration. that, that, that it could be treated as a fact that if a whole style country is trying to send people over that immediately and in a geographically lead me to a location that could go, there was not the right to seek asylum, but we wouldn't remain or we would keep those stations open for seeking asylum somewhere else, and this is also the claimant would be doing. we have the law now in place, but we haven't used it yet. and for using the law of. oh, real

also towards, for example, let's take it back to finland. yeah. again, so that we can, it's, we, i am as inputs. right. which is, yeah, that's what we can manage this island again because, i mean here's what's being said specifically about about this law. it's been, it's been said that the russian objective is to make feeling look bad to basically present this dilemma where you have to choose between immediate border security and the values and the rules and the basis of your society. they've essentially been successful at this happened the day they have made finland look bad. yes, but um i, i wouldn't be so worried about this because i do know that, that you and organizations have to, of course, to rely on the existing conventions. but for instance, what we are now doing to get up with the again, partners and allies, is that we want to look into whether there was not perhaps a way to change in your or the international conventions. because that doesn't happen quickly. but the interpretation so that it could be in cases where, you know, if this is

finland takes international law and obligations extremely seriously. well, so this law we, we talked to, uh, we, we had to withdraw state and, and implemented because we didn't have the tools sufficient to count this instrument to lies, migration, the frustrates organizing at that border. but at the same time, also this new law only allows for temporary closure of the, of the, of the sort of the border asylum seeking processing stations. and also it's a geographically limited. and like, you know, did we had a breach at long border with russia, and we would always keep here um, some states gaping for, for asylum seeking. here's what the critics say. and i'd like to, i'd like to ask you to respond to it directly. you know, critics say that the law violates international migration law. it's, it's a dangerous precedent, you know, undermining access to asylum. ultimately, we have the went ape see are in a joint statement. i'm a see international, the council of europe. all issuing statements of caution against it. you. this is finland your your country. the

we are heading to the north of finland, the christmas spirit is all year round, finland has seen itso-called emergency landings in 40 years, and the pilots are very anxious. we wonder why bondesfer is going to finland specifically for the training, why there are fighter jets flying overhead. thomas fötting is one of six pilots selected. he carries out many checks before he takes to the skies for training. but why don't they just train at home? in germany itself we have many civilian airfields that we we can use, and if we are in the air and the airfield is attacked, for example, during military operations, then we need another runway, finland has exactly such a unique runway. what is the goal? the bundeswehr wants to practice seriously in finland, fighters here land and take off on ordinary highways. in case of war, this. we are trying to restore all the lost and early skills, in fact, you can only practice something like this here in real conditions, because landing in the simulator very different from landing on a real takeoff strip. the bundesferr practices such emergency landings

just like every child in finland.nderson is the former education minister. >> i think it should be seen as a civic skill in the current society that we live in, because we all live in an information society nowadays, or it's called an information society, right. but actually, some of the information is mis or dismagnification. >> reporter: for this small nordic nation of just 5.5 million, rooting out misinformation is a civic stillborn of necessity. over the years, finland has found itself the target of fake news campaigns by a long-time foe, russia. a few examples. pro-russian trolls circulating videos and making debunked claims of finnish tanks mobilizing at the russian border. the reality, they were heading to a training exercise in the opposite direction. the same russian media has been stoking anti-migrant sentiment in finland. >> finnish cities will be surrounded by a ring of burning ghettos. >> reporter: fueling protests and violence against refugees. the misinformation war has finns worried about the powerful

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canada, denmark, finland, iceland, norway, russia, sweden, the usa.nately, the nato bloc tries to be guided by all this without taking into account international law, but the council creates cooperation in the region, promotes cooperation, solves the problems of developing environmental protection in the barctic. but nato countries cannot come to terms with russia's presence in it. they suffer. therefore, it tries to create other platforms that in unlike the arctic council, they are not focused on peaceful interaction for the sake of the future of the arctic countries. for nato countries, the arctic is just another platform in the struggle for so -called democratic world domination. the arctic council is not viable without russia, as confirmed by the annual meetings of politicians and heads of state who determine the geopolitical, economic, transport... ecologist, the entire world community should be aware of russia's role in the arctic today. russia has the heaviest coastline in arctic. the largest unexplored reserves. resources i said 63% of the cir

preparation for joining the alliance was underway, there were statements made that - finland has noneed to place. partnership relations with the states of the asian-pacific space, this is a bet on the active development of the so-called , first of all, japan, south korea, australia, new zealand, ties are developing in various areas, this includes cybersecurity, security on my part, development of new technologies, of course, coordination of various... various types of assistance to ukraine, and that is, without any formal accession to the alliance, a bet has been made on further development of ties with the bloc, ae, which, of course, is used as a tool to ensure or attempt to ensure the retention of western dominance on a global scale. and i will ask you the final question, we have literally a minute left with you airtime, the belgian ministry of energy called on the european union to ban supplies of liquefied natural gas from russia, the question that comes to mind is, if this happens, how will this affect the economy of belgium, it is simply tied very tightly. the latest sanctions

finland has an 830-kilometer border with russia, it has a long history. tensions.seven months later, the finnish defense minister announced that the finnish town of mikili, 30 kilometers from the border with russia, will become the new headquarters of the north atlantic alliance in northern europe. it will consist of a small military contingent of the finnish army and officers from other nato countries. the headquarters will coordinate the defense of the northern sector of the alliance, including all the nordic and baltic countries. finland has also promised to create a second headquarters on its territory, and most likely. a multinational land corps will be located there, and its main task will be to receive fighters who will arrive in finland from other countries bloc, and will most likely be located in rovamiem or sadankylä in the north of the country. the base will be about 100 km from russia. stockholm has promised to take over the leadership, and most likely swedish and norwegian troops will also be stationed there. northern europe has the largest number of a

this woman was nina petrovskaya, that is , finland, lake saimaa, this crazy summer, june 1905, still did not pass without a trace for him, still she launched these roots of hers, she launched them into his heart, and it was not so easy for him to part with her could, she, of course, wanted more, she, of course, wanted a continuation of this love and the passion that flared up there, well, as, probably, in the life of any woman, demanded, probably, she assumed that some other steps would follow, but bryusov himself was no longer ready for these other steps, here a whole volume of letters has been preserved, it was published not so long ago, fully published. and in our country, and with these letters there is also such a very curious story: when you read this correspondence, then in general a feeling of awkwardness arises, because it is very intimate correspondence, because in this correspondence nina petrovskaya simply really bares, tears the soul in the most direct sense of the word, and this is undoubtedly the best thing she wrote, all her literary, all her human, all her feminine t

well, listen, if finland, so to speak, voluntarily joined nato, although it was forced to join, as i voluntarily, while ukraine is still only hoping that this will happen, by the way, perhaps this dream will soon become reality, but not completely, and this happens, the publication reports that nato allies are considering options for offering ukraine more specific steps for its future membership in the north atlantic alliance. zelensky will have another chance to present a plan for victory next week, at a meeting of the contact of the ukrainian defense group in ramstein, which biden will attend. after zelensky failed to get the missile restrictions lifted, kyiv may receive some other help during the conference in germany. now. the united states has taken it extremely negatively. zelensky's recent visit to america turned out to be a real disappointment for ukraine, the times writes. and by the way, journalists cite the opinion of a british diplomat, who described zelensky's victory plan as a shopping list. zelensky's recent visit to the us appears to have been something of a letdown f

coming up on the program: a win for england and their interim manager in finland, but despite victoryinty remains. australia edge out india to seal their place in the semifinals of the women's t20 cricket world cup. and kenya's ruth chepng'etich breaks the marathon world record, after a day to remember in chicago. welcome along — thank you forjoining us. after a shock defeat to greece last week, england and their interim manager lee carsley delivered the result they needed, with a 3—1win over finland in the uefa nations league on sunday. 0ur football reporter alex howell was watching in helsinki. it was a good night for england here in helsinki as they beat finland 3—1 in the nation's league game here this evening. goals came from jack grealish, trent alexander—arnold and declan rice and it really eased the pressure on the team and in particular lee carsley, the interim coach, following that defeat by greece at wembley on thursday. as soon as the game finished, talk went back to matters of the pitch and whether lee carsley wants the job on a permanent basis. after the match he said en

and stövsnun is keeping silent about finland's exact role.the essence of the exercise is to practice the use of american nuclear bombs and cruise missiles, located in storage facilities at european bases, on the border territory of russia. meanwhile, it became known that nato wants to create an additional 49 capable brigades of 5,000 units each. in addition, in connection with the russian threat, the alliance is increasing the number of air defense units fivefold to one and a half thousand units. in the depths of the eu, protests are growing against the endless, uncontrolled spending of resources by the european commission to support ukraine, the politics publication reports. france has joined the camp of the rebels. paris also believes that spending on weapons and economic aid to kiev has grown to volumes that the european union cannot afford. for this reason, several countries at once want to introduce a special regulation that requires the approval of the allocation of aid, otherwise the european commission will likely give up its last. th

the next one will be in finland. the danger of getting all your customers together and even invited prospects we are letting them behind the curtain. here's what's wrong come here's what's not working right, what might be right for finland might not be right for estonia pics of those are some of the challenges were working on. we had a subset subgroup which with six nato countries are buying the system. there's some needs in terms of interoperability that they're looking for that perhaps other customers are not. this gives the fourth in a technical forum and operators forum to be able to modify the system and really have their say in terms of what the future technical, technology roadmap looks like. it also emphasizes or helps us from an engineering perspective design in a degree of flexibility that we may not have had at the outset. so there are discussions amongst engineers from different nations come from operators from army's how they want to use the system, how it may not be meeting the needs and we can take tha

the aurora borealis was on full display in the skies over finland. the camera man who found these images says it's the brightest show he's seen in many years of sky watching. the 1st flares appeared around midnight local time in northern finland. the dark red color is rare and is usually connected through an increase in solar activity. the spectacle lasted until dawn. it's all we've got time for. thanks for watching. see you again soon. the power to kick in the south china sea. why ships are here? what this is supposed to mean of the global conflict of the decades of chinese expansion is in the nation is resisting with us in the course of a powerful in china on september 1st. 2 a population of over 1400000000 and young.

the latest england squad for this month's nations league matches against greece and finland has been george's park. it's the second england squad that interim head coach lee carsley has named since he's taken on the role but the first time he's been able to include the attacking trio of jude bellingham, phil foden and cole palmer. it presents a challenge for the england head coach as all three players play in a similar position and he was asked today how he thinks he can get them all into the same side. it's a challenge with the squad that we've got. we've got so many talented players. always look at finding the right balance, you know, who compliments who in terms of the way that we play and try not to get too caught up in positions and too positional where it's more the attributes and the way that we can potentially attack the opposition. as well as calling up those three players, a first call up in seven years for tottenham striker, dominic solanke. he last played for the three lions in 2017 in a friendly but has shown good form this season after making a £65 million move to totte

finland getting one back from a corner — arttu hoskonen�*s header making it 3—1. on nine points at the top of the group. and a win for lee carsley. it's still early in the season, but manchester city have laid a marker down. they are top of the women's super league after a thrilling stoppage time goal at anfield saw them beat liverpool 2—1. it's very tight at the top of the table, with three teams just one point behind city, including their rivals manchester united, who convincingly beat tottenham 3—0 in the early game. adam cottier reports. having won the women's fa cup last season, manchester united have the sights set on another wsl title challenge. the team they beat in may's final, spurs, travelled to the sports village eager to end united's strong start to the campaign. despite a promising first half, they were unable to prevent this superb volleyed finish. and then from the same supply line, a headed goal. the summer signing from brighton scoring her first united goals in the space of a few minutes at the end of the first half. the norwegian striker was onl

the latest england squad for this month's nations league matches against greece and finland has beent st george's park. it's the second england squad that interim head coach has named sends sense he's taken on the wall but the first time he's been able to include the attacking trio ofjude attacking trio of jude bellingham. attacking trio ofjude bellingham. it presents a challenge for the england head coach, all three players play in a similar position and he was asked today how he thinks he can get them all into the same side. he can get them all into the same side-— same side. it's a challenge with the — same side. it's a challenge with the squad _ same side. it's a challenge with the squad that - same side. it's a challenge with the squad that we've. same side. it's a challenge - with the squad that we've got, we've got so many talented players, always look at finding the right balance, you know, compliments who in terms of the way that we play and try not to get too caught up in positions and to position or where it's more the attributes in the way that we can potentially attack t

we will start with the nations league where england have finland by three goals beaten finland by threene. manchester city's jack grealish recently 6 within the scored the opener within the first 20 minute, the second scored by liverpool's trent alexander—arnold, a stunning free—kick, never own the declan rice, to cap it off with a third. it was england's rice, to cap it off with a third. it �* they ngland's rice, to cap it off with a third. it �* they bounced back from ensuring they bounced back from that surprise defeat to ensuring they bounced back from that surprise defeé boss was when their interim boss was criticiseded for his selection. i think half thanks to an excellent half century from the captain, but the australian seamer held her never. —— nerve. india narrowly edged out. they face a nervous wait to see if that i willjoin israel in the final four. england are a step closer to the seems after thrashing scotland by ten wicket, they needed just ten overs to reach their target of 110, and will qualify for the knock out phase if they beat west indis the on tuesday. tuesday. ken

it is extraordinary one 20—year—old man from finland can trigger this.this and they will be questioning how can this be allowed to happen? they will be questioning why there have been no consequences for this man in finland. it has been months since the riots. to underline how serious this is, we ve had reaction from jonathan hall kc — the government s independent review of terrorism legislation. he says mr rasenen should be prosecuted here in the uk under terror laws. i think this is yet another wake—up call to the power of the internet. i think that although we know it's happening, we don't fully absorb just how significant it is. that's about the reach of this sort of material, the ability of one neo—nazi in one country to find another neo—nazi in another country and hey, presto, they can start to try and organise, they can start to exchange information, tactics about how you carry out arsons, and we simply cannot underestimate the significance of the internet to terrorism. i've been doing myjob for over five years now. it is undoubtedly the major thi

on the territory of the countries: finland, sweden, norway, denmark, the netherlands, germany, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland, italy, greece, romania, serbia, croatia, poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia. set up a satellite. the tv channel signal is broadcast in open form and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus 24 tv channel and discover belarus. hello, we have many topics, but of course, let's start with this, the whole world is talking about iran's missile strikes on israel today, despite all the threats from washington, tehran's response to the death of the hezbollah secretary general, the head of the hamas politburo and the commander of the quts forces, followed. hundreds of missiles, many of which broke through. the iron dome, there were reports that a large-scale cyber attack against air defense systems took place in parallel, while the white house announced biden's order to shoot down iranian missiles, the farsi agency and others reported that at least 80% of the shells hit their targets and even that dozens of the newest f-35 aircra

they're in helsinki and in action against finland as we speak. we'll have the latest on their nations league match. bunny shaw's brace boosts the blues to the top of the table after manchester city beat liverpool at anfield. and england women win by ten wickets against scotland — the semi—finals of the t20 world cup beckon as they top the group. also coming up on sportsday... silverware and celebrations for the red roses as england women win the wxv trophy after victory over the hosts canada. welcome to the programme. can lee carsley turn things around for england? they're playing finland in the nations league as we speak, but england will have to impress after that embarrassing defeat to greece just a few days ago. they are 1—0 up after 70 minutes. well, interim manager carsley has set up his side rather differently this time around. he was heavily criticised for an experimental formation — fielding five attackers without an out—and—out striker. harry kane, back from injury, is upfront this time. it wasn't him who scored, though — angel gomes se

and avid travelers compare the braslav region with finland and switzerland.rigin of this place is amazing. about 18 thousand years ago, instead of lakes , there was ice on an area of ​​70,000 hectares. its thickness reached several meters. when the glacier retreated, the water gradually melted and formed a complex system of rivers and lakes. this is how the modern braslovskie lakes were formed. in another way, they are also called the blue necklace of belarus. so, it has almost 300 unique pearls, equally beautiful, but very different. this is the largest lake region of the blue-eyed. it includes many things marked with the most. for example, the largest lake called. 10 km long almost four in width. in the warm months of the year you can ride on it on a motor ship, almost like on the sea. here are many of the smallest large belarusian islands, for example, the unique lake strusta. here you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg. not far away is the second largest island in belarus - chaichin. this is the home of a large colony. and seagulls. in

solitude with nature, looking for some moment of silence. in the usa, britain, spain, italy, sweden, finland. over its thirty-year history , the company has manufactured more than 360 specialized vessels and boats. wooden shipbuilding, especially non-serial, requires a unique level of specialists. therefore , only experienced shipbuilders work here, who provide a full range of work, from design to sea trials. ships are built according to individual projects for a specific customer, for example, sailing schooners for artek, for the karanshtat naval cadet corps and the all-russian children's center okean in vladivostok. we are very proud that petrozavodsk remains, well , such a rarity, yes, the center of wooden shipbuilding, of course, and ancient russian traditions we have a variety of copies of ancient ships, in voronezh we know the ship of peter i, yes, this is also ours. this ship was produced, therefore, of course, traditions remain, and we are proud of them, but we are also moving forward, and we are also proud that petrozavodsk is becoming a pilot project for the introduction of digital

thanks to the amazing properties of blue clay, and avid travelers compare the braslav region with finland and switzerland. the origin of this place is amazing. about 18 thousand years ago, instead of lakes , there was ice on an area of ​​70 thousand hectares. its thickness reached several meters. in another way, they are also called the blue necklace of belarus, so it contains almost 300 unique pearls, equally beautiful, but very different, this is the most a large lake region of the blue-eyed, it includes many things with the mark of the most, for example, the largest. called drevyaty, 10 km long almost four in width. in the warm months of the year, you can ride a boat on it, almost like on the sea. here are also many of the smallest large belarusian islands, for example, the unique lake strusta, here you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg. not far away is the second largest island in belarus, chaichit. this is a place of residents. among local birds with special honor the sheepshead swan is famous. in addition, more than 800 different plant species grow here. some of

england play greece and finland as they hope to win them to go back to the top of the table and get promotedague matches against belarus and bulgaria. stevenage strikerjamie reid and sheffield wednesday keeper pierce charles will return to the side. o'neill has made just those two changes from last month's win over luxembourg at home and an away defeat to bulgaria. this competition is good because it provides probably a level of opposition that, you know, if you're going to qualify for a major tournament, these are games that over a period of time you'll tournament, these are games that over �* for riod of time you'll tournament, these are games that over �* for manchester you'll tournament, these are games that over �* for manchester united defender place for manchester united defender harry maguire in the squad, and he says he's spoken to the defender about the reasons why. however there is a recall for kyle moyle —— kyle walker, he said because he hadn't played that much football. now he's backin played that much football. now he's back in the squad and can help the younger players ahead

petrozavodsk shipyard, and you can meet them anywhere, in the usa, britain, spain, italy, sweden, finland. over its thirty-year history, the company. voryak has manufactured more than 360 specialized ships and boats. wooden shipbuilding, especially non-serial, requires a unique level of specialists. that's why they work here exclusively experienced shipbuilders who provide a full range of work, from design to sea trials. most of the ships are built according to individual projects for a specific customer. for example, sailing schooners for artek, for the karanshtat naval cadet corps, the all-russian children's center ocean in vladivostok. we are very proud that petrozavodsk remains, well, such a rare, yes, center of wooden shipbuilding. of course, and ancient russian traditions we have a variety of copies of ancient ships, in voronezh we we know the ship of peter i, yes, this ship was also produced here. therefore, of course, traditions remain, and we are proud of them, but we are also moving forward, and we... are creating a digital shipbuilding competence center, and i think that here w

the next one will be in finland. the danger of getting all your customers together and even invited prospects we are letting them behind the curtain. here's what's wrong come here's what's not working right, what might be right for finland might not be right for estonia pics of those are some of the challenges were working on. we had a subset subgroup which with six nato countries are buying the system. there's some needs in terms of interoperability that they're looking for that perhaps other customers are not. this gives the fourth in a technical forum and operators forum to be able to modify the system and really have their say in terms of what the future technical, technology roadmap looks like. it also emphasizes or helps us from an engineering perspective design in a degree of flexibility that we may not have had at the outset. so there are discussions amongst engineers from different nations come from operators from army's how they want to use the system, how it may not be meeting the needs and we can take tha

thanks to the amazing properties of blue clay, and avid travelers compare the braslav region with finlandtzerland. the origin of this place is amazing. about 18 thousand years ago. this is how the modern braslov lakes were formed. they are also called the blue necklace of belarus. so, it has almost 300 unique pearls, equally beautiful, but very different. this is the largest. it includes many things marked the most, for example, the largest lake called drevyaty, 10 km long and almost four wide. in the warm months of the year, you can ride a boat on it, almost like on the sea. there are also many of the smallest large belarusian islands here, for example, lake strusta is unique. here you can catch a meter-long pike weighing a whole. 10 kg. not far away is the second largest island in belarus - chaichin. this is the home of a large colony of seagulls. in general , 200 species of birds live in the braslovskie lakes national park. among the local birds, the mute swan is especially honored. in addition, more than 800 different species of plants grow here. some of them are listed in the red boo

petrozavodsk shipyard, and you can meet them anywhere, in the usa, britain, spain, italy, sweden and finland. over its thirty-year history , the varyak company has manufactured more than 360 specialized ships and boats. wooden shipbuilding, especially non-serial, requires. shipbuilding, of course, and ancient russian traditions, we have a variety of copies of ancient ships, in voronezh we know the ship of peter i, yes, this ship was also produced here, so of course the traditions remain, and we are proud of them, but we are also moving forward, and we are also proud that petrozavodsk is becoming a pilot project for the introduction of digital technologies in domestic shipbuilding, the testing ground for these innovations was... onega shipbuilding and ship repair plant, created in the early 2000s on the basis of the white sea-onesh shipping company. here , it produces vessels of the river more class, fishing fleet vessels and technical fleet. at the moment, the enterprise is undergoing a total reformatting reboot, aimed at increasing production volumes and increasing labor productivity, which

_ can it stand the temperatures of northern finland, - you know, the home of, uh... ..uh, of santa claus, i really cold, really tough drives, really high vehicle weights. l and i understand that. we need to take that on with facts. - and then the best way. to convince customers is, as always, when something is new — and this is a very. traditional industry we're in, so we're used to that — - but when there is something new, let them test. - the road to green trucking is slow. there's still a lot of work to do for manufacturers across the industry trying to convince buyers to make this switch. and now from heavy goods vehicles to something more nimble. in some parts of the world, scooters have already gone electric, with lightweight bikes and hot swappable batteries making a lot of sense. but even the e—scooter�*s taking a while to reach everyone. in the meantime, nikhil inamdar has been to pune in india to see a bike powered by compressed natural gas. nikhil: 250 million. that is the number of two—wheelers on india's roads, emitting harmful pollutants that are adding

thanks to the amazing properties of blue clay, and avid travelers compare the braslav region with finlandand switzerland. the origin of the place is amazing about 18 thousand years ago, instead of lakes , there was ice on an area of ​​7,000 hectares, its thickness reached several meters, when the glacier retreated, the water gradually melted and formed a complex system of rivers and lakes, this is how the modern braslov lakes were formed, otherwise they are also called the blue necklace of belarus, so it contains almost 300 unique pearls, and ... equally beautiful, but very different. this is the largest lake region of sineokovol. it includes many things marked the most. for example, the largest lake called drevyaty. 10 km long, almost four wide. in the warm months of the year, you can ride a boat on it, almost like on the sea. there are also many of the smallest large belarusian islands. for example, the unique. lake strusta, here you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg, the braslovskie lakes park is home to 200 species of birds. among the local birds, the swan is espec

we've got finland for administer, elena about a ton and telling, talking with sarah kelly up next. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the into the conflict zone with sarah kelly. ukraine says that a recent incursion into russian territory has made a mockery of fruitless red lines, and that the west should go haul in to help win the war. i discussed the options with a finish foreign minister alina about tony, thanks for having me. so how does she see the prospect of turning the side in bushes and phrasing of ukraine conflict the next on dw, the coming 0 times excel of 3 terms. people, stories not kind items are gonna feed us complex doors 10 cents from here. so if i just ship possession of the in 60 minutes on dw the, in the 1st year of the war in ukraine, john and it shows the language and reports is from the russian, hockey placed on the vast region. they're still good. what else to do is get to stop by tomorrow, and you've got another thing about around the world, usually an accessible to western media, a closer look, and that's a most of this border of attrition. the ukraine'

on the territory of the countries: finland, sweden, norway, denmark, the netherlands, germany, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland, italy, greece, romania, serbia. croatia, poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia. set up a satellite dish express am8 satellite. the channel's signal is broadcast in open form and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus 24 tv channel and discover for yourself belarus. from the memo to the german soldier, remember to do. you must only act, fear nothing. no nerves, no heart, no pity, you are made of german iron. destroy pity and compassion in yourself, kill every russian, soviet, do not stop if there is an old man or a woman, a girl or a boy in front of you, and there was no pity. this will be confirmed in new investigations by the prosecutor general's office of the republic of facts of genocide against the belarusian people. from the testimony of vladimir the terrible nikolaevich, a resident of the urban settlement of kapotkevichi, polesie region. on the morning of march 29, 1942, from the direction of the urban settlement o

on the territory of the countries: finland, sweden, norway, denmark, the netherlands, germany, franceain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland, italy, greece, romania, serbia, croatia. poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia. set up a satellite dish express am8 satellite. the channel's signal is broadcast in the open and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus24 tv channel and discover belarus. special purpose samurai gomel. japanese intelligence, it sounds unusual, but it's a fact. what was the japanese intelligence agent doing in belarus. watch right now. for the first time in the history of belarus, the activities of japanese intelligence services were stopped, it sounds exotic, but this is the reality of the modern situation. messages and reports from gomel to tokyo went under the pseudonym massa. in july, before departure from belarus, the kgb detains a japanese citizen, lawyer masatoshi on konis, the method is rigid fixation of the body so that he could not take, for example, hidden poison, as in the best traditions of detaining spies carried out by soviet securi

finland sounds great because you know what?wave we're having, we do want to. cool. so it's the perfect time for a cool, sweet treat. and salt and straw ice cream company has just the thing. see? it's halloween collection. uh- is here. now. there are five different flavors. jack o'lantern, pumpkin bread, the great candy copia. there's also creepy crawly critters, which is matcha ice cream with chocolate covered crickets and toffee brittle mealworms. >> and since today's tasty thursday, you know we're going to try the ice cream. obviously, it's 1000 degrees outside. joining us live to tell us more about this is salt and straws co-founder tyler malek. tyler, first of all, thanks for joining halloween. yeah, well we're a little early for that, but let's get to the ice cream there the whole month. >> what do we have? >> we have a whole bunch of stuff. in fact, it's so hot, my gosh that my ice cream is melting here. this is the creepy crawly things you actually put real like insects in this. >> they're so good. and they're made here