so, kennedy illustrates and not just for greece. the thing is that the freedom to, to set your monetary policy that countries gave out, was there a points in the run up stay economic bubble bursting o 8 into 9. and that economic convulsion, that we're now discussing, run about 20102011, where the euro could really have taken on the u. s. dollar. and would now be better place to take on the coming economy and the currency of china because that's a thing around the corner. next 3 full 5 years or so. if gordon brown, who was then chancellor at the end of the 19 ninety's, the early 2 thousands hadn't hidden behind. oh, it's all about 5 convergence criteria. and then he decided to be a completely risk of us politician and devolved that administrative decision making power to somebody else. well no the year did not get close even close to charging the dollar for the number one spot even when it was doing its best way out. showing the. busy other possible rifle, so yeah, and so forth, but was still far behind the dollar by various measures

in international markets, greece could now borrow at 5 percent interest down from 25 percent. but there was a problem, governments over borrowed and largely to buy votes. it financed the increase of government consumption spending. ah, hiring in the public sector increases a spectacular, in some cases, increases of salaries when the subprime mortgage crisis hit us banks in 2007 lenders began to look more closely at borrowers balance sheets, especially in the european south. current accounting balances that had been built than the net foreign debt that had been built in the south became on sustainable during the crisis when foreign investors and creditors realised that there was so much debt that had been built, that didn't been possible to service. ah, and that's how credit rates when very high the spread when they high and, and the government crash shut out of markets. greece was forced to borrow from its eurozone partners on condition that it cut public spending. that brought protestors out on to the streets. they called for greece to default on its loans, which could have s

like, like greece, in the end, none of those forecast came true. when the coven pandemic seemed to shake the integrity of the euro zone, angular merkel, and a manuel mac hall solved the crisis with the so called corona bonds. effectively using the assets of the rich member states to guarantee the debts of the worst hit nations. now the sea bees main fo is inflation driven by fast increasing energy prices and supply shortages when the euro was being dreamt up, some one that if the plan was a currency to challenge the dollars supremacy to day europe has managed to establish itself as the 2nd global, most important through currency concerning for example, the m, the for x markets or that markets and in the international payments. so for example, it's roles almost equal to the dollar. the driving force behind the single currency from paris and berlin. the new german government still continued to closely cooperate bessy, french government. and i assure you that c, franco, german tan then vill stay essential for the further development of the european un

they called for greece to default on its loans, which could have seen the euro come crashing down by encouraging enough traitors to bet against the currency. instead, between 20102018 greece performed the fastest and deepest spending cuts recorded in a developed economy. and also suffered the deepest postwar recession losing a quarter of its g d. p. unemployed swords to 28 per cent. all this happens through a political storm in which governments averaged 2 years in office. but this instability meant that eventually every major party signed on to austerity. the reason was that even in the depths of the crisis greeks overwhelmingly back to euro's own membership. if there were the active available yet, it was right to stand the euro because we don't have much of a primary sector. we don't produce many things that we import a lot. and if we don't have a strong currency to buy, impulse will suffer what's hurt his suffering right now. it's currency is full against 0 and the u. s. dollar to everything important is expensive. all of the greek crisis created a new institution. the european st

for the future trick allah was an average town in greece with about 60000 inhabitants until it got a new mayor in 2040. he started to change it into a modern smart city. jones for transportation of medicines, are being tested into color at the moment, and apt to connect the elderly and disabled caregivers is being tried out. we visited the city to find out how technology is helping solve solve its common problems. tree killers mad demetrius pap as to you won't let an occasional internet crash care to him. not even with a delegation from his german sister city looking over his shoulder. there gathered in the town halls control room from here. the 1st smart city in greece is operated to local ross of the german guests are impressed been yes over in from a computer scientist myself, and to be honest, there a step ahead of us. we can learn something from them as was more was, was on the can in v lenon. from here the staff can monitor how many parking spots are occupied. the municipal water pumps power usage for the street lighting, and even how full the dumpsters are. puppets to you is a

as for greece, a greek people, new and greece as a country, our relations form with them. i asked very little historic, remember capital history, who became the 1st ruler of modern greece after servings in russia, in its before in policy service. recently we had great negotiations with mika standards, and we have covered the full range of our issues, including our bilateral relations, straigten think, you know, make investment corporation, cultural, she many, terry anti lucian. well, good washing. and these religious are very rich in all their mansions whistles including our security cooperation units. johan, we have touched upon the topic of these new developments, oceania in american greek relations on increasing from brooklyn, new z status of zill, lexa alexandro phyllis. you for it spoke in order to be able, she hosts at american navy and of course, we handle brand about those dimensions. and those objectives that this report is going to be used to be more as open means increments include a direct prohibition for the presence of a you for a normal serviceman who glue i

the 1st smart city in greece is operated to local rest. so the german guests are impressed. been there so, but in, from a computer scientist myself, and to be honest, they're a step ahead of us. we can learn something from them as was my was was on the can in valentin. from here the staff can monitor how many parking spots are occupied. the municipal water pumps power usage for the street lighting, and even how full the dumpsters are. puppets to you is aiming for a green and energy efficient town. he admits he'll need far more than a high tech control room syllabus e killer to this isn't just about new technologies. what it's about a new way of thinking that we need here, and greece, your discipline, we've seen, or the old thinking got us, you keep up with me. for example, breaking the habit of going everywhere by tom mer, pasta, you rides his bike where he can. 3 colors become known as the countries bicycle, friendliest town. the otherwise of age, community of over $80000.00 in the central greece is exploring other tech solutions such as the electron mobiles, the man brough

ah, after was, wouldn't the human we have the advantage of our central location in greece. man, i'd like to see a young creative startup subtle here. usually get with right thinking we can stop to migration to the big cities. and when the young people back hold on, because women george's crystal moto says in the vanguard of the young tech elite, he's helping the regions farmers achieve better crop yields their with gun measure all the humidity that a lady from me to deal with atmosphere. there she made the in the soil, the deborah to hear the barometric pressure and cover customers solutions for the farming is. and because we have a may or that these open minded that to keep monsieur back at the town hall, the open minded man is showing his guest from amberg. the next innovation a machine for printing official documents and forms. for now it just prints tests sheets. the greek government won't accept electronic signatures. this also left the, instead of supporting us, the government and its agencies are always tossing wrenches in the works that the problem of them. so we tr

can i is setting an example for the rest of greece. the way out of financial crisis is the smart way. those of us who live in concrete jungles understand the value and the need for green spaces, box and gardens help improve a quality and microclimate of cities. but in booming real estate markets, and with soaring land prices, their di privatized and alternative to create green lungs in cities may still be available. let's see how this design a hotel is green oases in the middle of the german capital. it features a garden in the courtyard, plants on the roof and ivy on its facade. the project is the brainchild of berlin. bass architect you oh, elmwood grinned to answer and amman grew into the gotten excited garden also has a nice climate to touch. very quiet here inside the courtyard and the humidity is pleasant. if i could get me at the moment, you walk in it, does you good hoot oh, the stablish man is set to open soon as a hotel in the center of bill in it used to house a detention center for women and juveniles. this former prison wi

yeah, but when we talk about patriarchy 6 of it, toxic masculine, in greece, there's always the strange reaction. sometimes it's laughter, but some women get abused for bringing these issues up. and they're never mentioned on great television. i actually don't think i've heard the word patriarchy used, hungry tv, in years. yeah. as it happens, the word patriarchy comes from grief happening here. it means rule of the father uncovering women. the violence they suffer, remains a challenge for greek news organizations with their culture of male dominance to this day. and finally, novak's jock of at the tennis player who's been causing such a coven commotion, jock of it, showed up in melbourne, unvaccinated to defend. this is trailing open title. he had a vaccine exemption certificate, then had that exemption taken away. he had a visa and then did not do to his dodge paper work and an ever changing story on whether he had tested positive and whether not a fun week for the number one seed. now imagine spending 9 years in that kind of limbo, messy all it is a 24 year old iranian who scooped up

it took awhile, but exactly one year ago the me to movement finally came to the forefront in greece . since then, issues faced by women from sexual harassment to domestic violence have been making headlines, including the ultimate form of gender violence. fantasize the intentional killing of women simply because they're women most often at the hands of current or ex partners in 2021. grease reported 18 cases of sam aside. a 50 percent rise over 2020 grease is one of europe's most patriarchal societies in ranks dead last and the use gender equality index. and that is reflected in the countries news media which has placed the mainstream media coverage of these stories under the microscope. the listening posts slow phillips now on some a side in greece, and the sometimes detrimental role that journalism has played there in the way such crimes are see. first came the pictures, a family in morning. then came the words spoken by the widowed husband. oh wow, good. a funeral tribute from a young father to his murdered wife as he held their baby. the baby's mother was a woman named caroline cr

one of those places is greece. this food bank serves the needy increases capital athens for many people here. it's their only hot meal of the day. around 1300000 greeks do not have enough to eat. fruit in particular, is in great demand here. for my child and me, it's essential help. i'm unable to work and i get and my husband is sick at home, and he's unable to work either properly. greece is one of the world's leaders when it comes to throwing away food, almost 100 kilograms per person ends up in the rubbish every year. so why is there not enough for everybody? we go to a farmer's market where we meet alexandra's. he started a group called to me to prevent boxes of fresh vegetables from ending up in the garbage here. missing do not. we have to be there right when the stall close in that way we can ask the seller is, do you have something you've given? is there anything left over? if there's something you won't be able to sell in the next few days and get in a nice and tog, they quickly find what they're looking fo

the listening posts. flo phillips now on fem aside in greece. and the sometimes detrimental role that journalism has played there in the way such crimes are see. first came the pictures, a family in morning. then came the words spoken by the widowed husband. that's awesome. oh, wow. good. a funeral tribute from a young father to his murdered wife, as he held that baby. the baby's mother was a woman named caroline crouch. and as the story went, she was beaten and strangled to death in athens. home by a gang of listless foreign runners. it was a crime story made for television with elements of glamour and go almost to script and to be believed. and the greek media feasted on it. it can be also let the stell to let the study nicky say it satisfied all of greek society stereotypes. a beautiful family, the bread winner, babe's handsome, successful pilot, and his wife, caroline, decided i made a mistake in it that this book of elliot grandma soma, or they lived in a beautiful mesa, naturally where they were bringing up their beautiful baby daughter. o

the government of greece has announced a tough new measure in its effort to get more people vaccinatednst covid-19. starting tomorrow, greece will begin to find everyone age 60 and older who has not received a covid shot. those fines could be as high as $114 a month. greece says 90% of its culprit related deaths are among people 60 and older and the government says these fines would help to boost vaccine rates while reducing the pressure on greece's overwhelmed healthcare system. one of the last remaining to ski gear man has died highly decorated brigadier general charles mckee passed away today at the age of 102. the famed aviator was among the black military pilots who flew pf 3 51 mustang fighters escorting bombers across europe during world war two. mcgee flew more than 400 combat missions over three wars between 1944. in 1968. us defense secretary lloyd austin today paid tribute to mickey on social media, calling him an american hero, he said in part quote while i'm saddened by his loss, i'm also incredibly grateful for sacrifice. his legacy and his character. well within the last

and if that is turkey, have a look at athens in greece. it was paralyzed by the weather.ut down. drone footage shows cars abandoned. thousands had to be rescued just on this stretch of motorway and many were taken to a shelter at the airport. there has been snow, but also waterspouts. this was on a greek island in the ag and see. -- agn see -- gean -- aegean sea. >> things up somewhat g -- have somewhat calm down but yesterday, we saw heavy snowfall in athens at levels that haven't been seen in many years, covering the hills to the coast. and there was widespread disruption across the capital from flights that had to be canceled. and covid vaccination said to be halted. more importantly, we had thousands of cars stranded on a main athens motorway for many urs, pretty much an entire day, since yesterday morning. and thousands of people had to be evacuated overnight. ros: presumably, athens is not particularly prepared for this kind of weather. >> not for such heavy snowfall, and in such a short time. heavy snowfall is very rare in athens. having said that, this is the seco

now when you think of winter snowstorms, greece isn't the 1st place that comes to mind. but the aegean island of somewhat thread was buried in snow. fire fighters was sent to rescue villages trapped in their homes. authorities have also been trying to clear the rose and get the power back up. a cold front has swept through greece and sent temperatures plummeting. you're watching. these are the news. here's a reminder of our top story. sub in tennis donna, dr. rich has left australia often losing his appeal against his visa cancellation. judges upheld a decision by the immigration minister that he posed a threats to public health. chocolate which came to australia without being vaccinated against covered by the says dw news live from berlin up next is reports up. it also finds watch for news analysis and video on a website that is d w dot com. i'm really mohammed, thanks for watching. take care of bye ah ah ah.

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ah, that's because there is something of a tradition of wasting food in greece. when you entertain guests, you show how generous you are. people here say an empty plate means you didn't get enough to eat, and that the host was stingy. this is one of the reasons why a lot of good food ends up in the garbage and not here, where it is so urgently needed. and that's over main. the business team here in berlin for more do had over to our website, detroit. com slash business. you can also find us on the d to we news youtube channel. ah ah ah, no matter how big horn said or flashy. oh, kind of art, how would it take to become? i caught, i can take a look at pop culture, that is the key global, whole ask, how can we experience success? i got a 30 minute d, w. an irrepressible chain reaction of progress began around 600 years ago in the renaissance architects, scientists, and artists to catapult europe out of the darkest middle ages into a new renaissance factor. in 75 minutes on d. w. mentioned being a complete you want to learn, but no school you want to be useful, but

now when you think of winter snowstorms, greece probably doesn't come to mind. but the g and island of some of the race was buried in meters of snow. this weekend firefighters had to be called in to rescue villagers trapped in their homes. authorities to scramble to clear roads and there were sporadic power outages. a cold front has swept through greece and temperatures plumbing as it is update at this hour, sports life is coming up next. so do you say you'd for actually, i'm claire richardson in berlin for me in the team here. thanks so much for watching. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah romantic corner chat hot spot for food, chair and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off. we go to the battle against cove it the only common variant is putting healthcare systems around the world to the test vaccination campaigns are accelerating while restrictions are intensifying once again. but are these measures enough to stop the spread of omicron, fax data and reports release? you know, weekly covert 19 special every thursday on d, w. 00000

ah, that's because there is something of a tradition of wasting food in greece. when you entertain guests, you show how generous you are. people here say an empty plate means you didn't get enough to eat and that the host was stingy. this is one of the reasons why a lot of good food ends up in the garbage and not here where it is so urgently needed. and so from the business team here in berlin for more do you head over to our website, detroit dot com slash business. you can also find us on the d to we news youtube channel. okay. ah, with ah, scan or replacing? come in the quest for the truth. innovative technology is helping pathologists get to the bottom of causes of den virtual autopay. a new way of looking into howard body to morrow today, ah, in 90 minutes on d. w. or what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating boiled heritage sites. d w world heritage is 360. get the app now. i work interest the global economy. our portfolio d w business beyond. here the closer look at the project, our mission. to anal

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so it's a far more complicated story than saying germany, one in greece last. so there were shades of gray in this. some countries did firm the u. k. kept pound for example, and even known in 19 of what is enough, $27.00 countries, a part of the years and why it wasn't been become sort of total increases. so you had a major reason because when, when the new york negotiates, which, after all, was a good 10 years before the currency was introduced, u. k. and denmark, which in countries said no, we do not want to be part of this, and they formerly obtained october from not joining all. the other members of the union did not have all tabs in technical terms. what they had was a delegation not to join immediately. what we seen is from the outset, the relevent countries, and that has increased steadily over the years to 1927 with the u. k, leaving the european union. the biggest country in the block of those that were not part of the euro had gone, u k is very much he was the leader of the non participating members. and the fact that the city of london was a major fi

a cold front has swept through greece and ascent temperatures plummeting. at ease of day at this hour, coming up next is sports life with a look at the issue of head injuries in for bolt city. sitting for that and play richardson in berlin for me, and the team. thanks so much for watching. ah, every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word, polish pinnacle rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him? simple online, on your mobile and free to shop. t w's, e learning course. nikos. vague. german made easy. on the green. do you feel worried about the planning? me too. i'm neil. host of the on the grievance of cost. and to me it's clear. we need to change the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do, for the van. ah ah ah ah ah ah, one of the most pressing issues facing football is the head injuries may be viewed simply as part and parcel of the game. but perceptions are changing. research has long been telling us about the dangers of head injuries in football, parti

there have been major flareups in germany, greece and benevolent. ah, i like when a record breaking 24 hours in germany and not in a good way when you look at the 7 day indices, that's the the number of infections of coven 19 per 100000 of the population. it's past 515 nationally. you look at things locally in berlin, it's close to $1000.00 per 100000 of the population vol. so seen the bumpers there at the german military say that they're going to implement disciplinary action against it's serving members who refuse to get their vaccinations. there are some cases that have already been opened in relation to that. there's also a number of new rules that have come into play in berlin. if you're riding any of the german capitals, public transportation. you're going to have to have an f, f p to mask covering your nose and mouth. that's a much more substantial face covering than a normal surgical mask. also, if you're riding that public transportation to any event, which they'll be more than 10 people at, well, that event will be covered by the to g plus

more traditional winter weather, heavy manage snow for greece and some heavy rain warnings as well as the circulations the back wars. the cold breeze of follows will bring temperatures down . usually the skies to nice and clear. the snow disappears or be areas where the rain continues in sicily, for example, to this year, that clears away from greece and all this time. spain's enjoying very nice weather seems to portugal and a good part of central europe, even in the north centuries about whether it should be re running through the british isles, a low countries snow for sweden and finland. there is still some very cold air bag . you may have noticed in pittsburgh at minus 15, and that calls press down to the baltic states to better ruth will be pushed out of the way slowly on wednesday. the weather sponsored by katara ways. ah ah ah, ah ah. again, you know what you out there. i remind of our top stories this out and catholic sounds president. the non russian troops will begin pulling out within 48 hours. they were sent in during days of anti government protest wasn't 160 people were

it all schools are also getting underway again in greece. on monday, on friday though, students were extremely unhappy with the ministry of education, not building being pelted with missiles by children saying that they wanted substantial protection against cove at 19, in the measures that were being put in place. which is not enough to do that. those who were attending not protest said they wanted schools to reopen, but they needed to reopen in a manner that was safe from the virus. in australia over the weekend, we saw a nova thought today of demonstration, thousands of people on the streets of vienna. people extremely unhappy with the measures that the austrian government has taken when it comes to trying to fight against coven 19. the business owners, old us, that the measures that have been taken by vienna are taking them pretty much to the wall killer elderly. it's definitely extremely sad. we had to remain shut down for half a year during the laughs, long locked out, filling all the required applications for subsidies. coffee money re

well, when you think of the winner snowstorms, greece isn't the 1st place that comes to mind. but the jean island of summer thrace was buried in meters of snow. this weekend firefighters had to be called in to rescue villagers trapped in their homes. authority scramble to clear roads and there were sporadic power outages. a cold front had swept through greece and sent temperatures, lumbering. you watching. d. w. news. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. judges in australia have upheld the deportation order against serbian tennis. star novak jock of the world number one, entered the country without being vaccinated against coven 19th jock of it. now face is deportation, and a 3 year ban from the country watching the w. news ly, from berlin up next world stories takes a look at the issues that have been making headlines. this week is planning more for you on our website. that's d, w dot com. we'll have more news at the top of the hour agile. thanks for watching a michael of good for me in the entire use team here. girl, and we'll see you soon. with dish y

we've had a severe snowstorm, drop, lots of snow across greece and turkey. in particular for is stumble and athens what is cleared up on friday. we are going to see more wet and windy weather affect southern parts of greece over the weekend, but much of the action on friday is going to be in that northwest corner. we've got where the fronts pulling in from the atlantic, bringing wet and windy weather to northern areas of england and scotland is gonna turn very wintry as well across scandinavia, with some strong winds blowing that snow across into the baltic states. by the time we get into saturday, a lot about wind is going to clear some of the fog and cloud across the low lying countries, but it will remain, are the rainy here. it dries up, however, across southern parts of england. and if we haven't looked at the 3 day for london, well, the temperature is going to pick up on saturday. it's going to feel a little bit warmer. and as we go into sunday, we will see some sunshine breaking through. now further south of this, it's looking a lot finer and dryer ac

if you're in greece and you're over 60 and you're not vaccinated. well, you're going to get a 100, you ro fine. in fact, you're going to get that 100 euro fine. every month until you get vaccinated it, all schools are also getting underway again in greece. on monday on friday, though, students were extremely unhappy with the ministry of education that building being pelted with missiles by children saying that they wanted substantial protection against coven 19. and that the measures that were being put in place, which is not enough to do that. those who were attending that protest said they wanted schools to reopen, but they needed to reopen in a manner that was safe from the virus. in austria, over the weekend, we saw another saturday of demonstration, thousands of people on the streets of vienna. people extremely unhappy with the measures that the austrian government have taken when it comes to trying to fight against coven 19 lease business owners. old us that the measures that have been taken by vienna. i've taken them pretty much to the wall k

let's bring you up—to—date on the covid figures in greece.orted a record 50,126 covid related infections, breaking the previous high by some 10,000. the previous high wasjust over 40,000 on december 31, but greece now reporting 50,126 covid related infections. let's look at some of the day's other news. the us reported a record number of new covid cases on monday, with over one million new infections. it came as the highly infectious omicron variant continued to spread throughout the country. the authorities in the indian capital, delhi, have imposed a weekend curfew as covid cases continue to surge. staff have been told to work from home and businesses must operate at limited capacity. let's just look at the latest uk covid figures. another high. 218,724 cases. we have been reporting that many countries around the world, there are record highs field by the omicron variant. 218 thousand 724 there —— 218,724 cases of people testing positive, the latest united kingdom vigour. we will try to get more details on the uk figures in terms of deaths

but it's going to turn west across southern areas of greece by saturday that she weather update. ah, in a series of original documentaries, all 0 correspondence explore the stories which have marked their lives and careers . gabriella is on the cover. the tragic story of 2 reinforced activities, brutally killed fighting. the devastation brought about by loggers and ranchers. returning to the amazon, gabriel learns how to campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction. or does your correspondence lou ah, ah. are one who talked stories jojo 0 more. russian ministry jets have landed in better room for drills as the kremlin says, b u. s. and nato a failed to address that security concerns over ukraine. is our you as president joe biden and ukrainian president of m as event sky, holding a call to discuss the rising tensions. cooley doesn't burkina faso have warned former government ministers not to leave the capital or obstruct military offices on days. military coups will be discussed as an emergency

greece and we will see you again, iam sure. i hope greece and we will see you again, i am sure.believe that only a few mornings ago, we were starting the day with temperatures in the mid—teens. out there at the moment, a widespread and quite sharp frost as we start thursday morning's commute, temperatures even in the city centres below freezing. but it's into the countryside we're seeing temperatures in minus double digits. temperatures have risen, though, to start the day across in northern ireland, and that's because we've got cloud spilling in here ahead of what will be a wet and windy day for a fairfew. the sunshine giving way to the cloud, the rain, and also some hill snow. the hill snow is happening because our weather system, these weather fronts pushing their way eastwards, will be pushing into that cold air, which is sitting in place at the moment. plenty of sunshine across central and eastern areas to start the day. but through the morning commute, outbreaks of rain, a little bit of hill sleet in northern ireland spreads its way into western parts of northern england a

, at the end of the century, 700 billion euros. >> a monstrous sum that greece could barely afford.hat's whyt is urgt, says zoe chalasti back on evia. >> somhing has to happen, fast. there are these climate change conferences. but i think we have to start withhe young generation. children should learn about nature and the environment from as young as possible. and learn how to protect the -- protect them. >> for now, however, the inhabitants of evia still have to deal with the impact of the fire, while at the same ti praring for y future man-made castrophes. t>> the climate crisis is also fichanging the landscape in spain's ebro delta. there, global warming is causing a very different problem. in the river estuary, rising sea levels are threatening to swallow low-lying areas. the government's solution? to buy large swathes of privately-owned land and build sand dunes to hold back the sea. it's a plan that environmentalists support. but the rice farmers who rely on the land do not. they are fighting to keep their livelihoods and heritage. >> right here, says jose juan sorribes, is wh