and you know, greece couldn't withstand the turkish military. so we're getting an onto a, a dangerous escalator re latter in term in terms of rhetoric. and i think it really is time for somebody to step in as a neutral arbiter. it's difficult for the european union to be neutral in this situation because under the european union, there's a, there's a concept of solidarity among all member states. so if greece is feeling threatened by turkey, the rest of the you needs to come to grease his aid. so it's tough for you to broker this one. so maybe an individual you member state, like germany did last time needs to step in. yeah, this is something that george mentioned earlier. i want to put that to select then is there a basis then for some sort of international mediation by, by the you or the you and so to ultimately resolve this, well, i think we're a, you is definitely our dear. why is the un is i as our friend, the former bessler's logistic, the e u is in coach with degree. it cannot debbie air and impartial a facilitator. so and there, do you,

so if greece is feeling threatened by turkey, the rest of the needs to come to greece's aid. so it's tough for the you to broker this one. so maybe an individual you member state like germany did last time needs to step in. yeah, this is something that george mentioned earlier. i want to put that to select then is there a basis then for some sort of international mediation by, by the you or the you and so to ultimately resolve this, well, i think we're a, you is definitely our dear. why is the un is as our friend, the former ambassadors adjusting the e u is in code with degrees. i mean, it cannot the beer, an impartial a facilitator. so and they do, you do, you are now know of about the you and we have bad experience with the un there so far and libya. but i think her probably as a 3rd country may be a germany or somebody at the u. s. or somebody since the u. s. as relations and member of nato, when they're both greece and turkey, maybe it can now do something about that. but, but i, i hope they can work it out because in libya we need to explore our for oil and gas. and try

the eu really faulted, but particularly greece. that was when 1 million but particularly greece.s when1 million migrants but particularly greece. that was when 1 million migrants and refugees made their way from syria, iraq, afghanistan, countries that were war—torn and dealing with very severe economic problems. these migrants were seeking a better life and to very dangerous journeys to make it to europe but they mainly arrived in greece and greece had a very difficult time with such a huge number of migrants arriving in the country, so a deal struck between the eu and turkey where turkey would receive billions of euros and aid in order to control the flow of migrants. greece is saying the number of migrants is spiking again and turkey isn't living up to its side of the deal, and so this isjust a pattern side of the deal, and so this is just a pattern of back and forth between the two countries.— forth between the two countries. thank you for bringing _ countries. thank you for bringing us _ countries. thank you for bringing us up-to-datel countries. thank you for l bringing us

was the result was rarely in doubt, greece i result was rarely in doubt, greece would have their moment. the would have their moment. yet another moment of history here.— moment of history here. the greeks have a score! _ moment of history here. the greeks have a score! but _ moment of history here. the greeks have a score! but england _ moment of history here. the greeks have a score! but england also - moment of history here. the greeks have a score! but england also have| have a score! but england also have heroes making _ have a score! but england also have heroes making a _ have a score! but england also have heroes making a name _ have a score! but england also have heroes making a name for - have a score! but england also have i heroes making a name for themselves, few more so than tom young. this completed a first—half hat—trick. and now the he nor england was finished there. he would score a fourth before the break. after it, england really cut loose. a further nine tries, including a second for ryan hall, and a special debut moment for kai is paul. find ryan hall, and a special

there are talks between greece and turkey which are ongoing. greece recognizes the limitation is the sole difference between the two. the real problem right now is military force. not at gunpoint. anchor: what do you say to this? how does this fit into the middle east policy? >> the perspective is that they believe they are playing defense rather than offense. what do i mean? turkey believes that the escalated after the naval collision. since then, turkey has not sent any exploration ships into the mediterranean. president order one thought he and the prime minister had reached a gentlemen's agreement thereby when the prime minister went to washington dc in may, the greek prime minister would not lobby against a pending agreement for turkey and it turns out while the prime minister was there, it got him really angry, he made belligerent statements. since then, some islands are not supposed to have military equipment. erdogan is countered with threatening statements about a dangerous escalatory latter in terms of rhetoric. it's time for someone

that the mobs belongs to greece. and actually he provided proof that says that law document had stolen the models. so i think the best make says i'm in his current position, but again, because humans young, the brit, this public, there are a serious there's a series of opinion. pause the latest one was released a few days ago, but says that overwhelmingly their british public. busy supports the re unification of the bathrooms. there's a broader conversation to be had not just about the performance sculptures or the alga marbles, however you want to call them. but what it really means to have art from another culture and another country shut up in a different museum on the other side of the world. his ga. gov is what she told us a few hours ago in a broader sense, proud of the contribution of the ancient greeks. but most relevant, the marbles are a symbol of the thousands of similar items in museums in the u. k. in germany and france. items that in many cases were acquired through questionable methods and as to whethe

greece just being at this world cup is a triumph.r england, not a day to dwell on sentiment. matty lees giving them the lead. and only 2.5 minutes played and i think the inevitable is already beginning to unfold. whilst the result was rarely in doubt, greece would have their moment. siteni taukamo and yet another moment of history. whoa, the greeks have a score! but england also have heroes making a name for themselves — a further nine tries, including a second for ryan hall, and a special debut moment for kai pearce—paul. a record score, on an historic afternoon at bramall lane. and so, a win that was as convincing as many might have expected. but despite all the excitement, england won't be an absolute thrashing, it is hard not to get carried away. adam is still at bramall lane this evening. good evening, england were always going to be the favourites against a team like greece, but they really didn't show them any mercy. yes. team like greece, but they really didn't show them any mercy. yes, a record score — didn't show them any m

they are very expensive, but they gave us several instruments were brought from greece.ave three or four instruments, and all of them were donated from greece, some kind, on which, and therefore, children immediately hear the sound here. how it should sound. these tools were the first thing that saved when the fighting began on the day when it all began on february 24, and-and the watchman who was on duty here on call. he called, what should i do? viktorovna i don't know, i need to shut up and run somewhere. here i say, come on let's collect all the musical instruments in one class that you can, so he collected the button accordion and violin guitars and closed everything in my office and left. then when already from shelter. i was able to get out, and they let me. hmm, come here to see that here i took my colleagues who were with us in the shelter, and we are like that again. what remains is the same documentation and tools. i mean, we're still closed. we arrived the windows were shattered from the shock wave. uh, the doors were ajar . hmm, plus what we have. here they

well, the parson and marbles ever return to greece. this is a question has been going on for a very long time. the original sculptures are removed from athens in the early 19th century by north august. the british, i'm back to death to the ottoman empire, greece once her national treasures back, currently housed in the british museum in london. as you can see here, what would it take for the pattern marble to go? how you can join this discussion has been going on for oh to 100. he's nice. you can jump on here into the comment that should be part of today is the students in the 1970 s. i believe that there were good reasons for keeping the parts and sculptors in england. first, they were integral and lee cried part of a british museums connection. certainly there was safer than in traffic in returning them because a terrible precedent for the return of the license. now i'm a classics professor, and i know that all is arguments are invalid or untrue. very few objects and such iconic status. if they do, they should be return the times ove

it comes on saturday against greece at bramhall lane.he has been telling how delighted he is to get his chance and is world cup and how excited he was when he got that call from the coach. it was when he got that call from the coach. . . was when he got that call from the coach. , ., ., , , was when he got that call from the coach. , . . ,, ., ., . coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll— coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel— coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel as - coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel as a - coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel as a little | something you'll israel as a little kid. i want to be like him one day. that is me, and i am sure there will be young kids being like, i want to be young kids being like, i want to be like that one day, and, yeah, it is massive, massive problem for me and my family as well. it makes me feel good, making them proud. that's my big drive in my life. what feel good, making them proud. that's

all the parthenon marvels ever return to greece. this is a question has been going on for a very long time. the original sculptures were removed from athens in the early 19th century by lord, elegant, the british ambassador to the ottoman empire, greece once her national treasures black, currently housed in the british museum in london. as you can see here, what will it take for the pos and marbles to go? how you can join this discussion has been going on. 4 o 2100 is at least you can jump on here into the comment section. be part of today's shot. as a student is classics in the 970. i believe there were good reasons for keeping the parson sculptures in england. first, they were an integral li, acquired part of the british museums collection. certainly there were safer mountains and traffic bathrooms, apparently returning them as a terrible precedent food. so all the rice and now i'm a classics professor. i know that all those organs are invalid on very few objects of such iconic status. if they do, they to should be return the time

the migration issue between greece and turkey has become a migration issue between greece and turkeyek border guards, together with employees of the eu control agency, frontax borders, discovered dozens of migrants. on on the northern border with turkey, all the refugees were without clothes, and some had injuries. both countries are on the body. they accused each other of cruelty. after the image was published on social networks and caused a public outcry. athens accused ankara of using illegal emigration for its own purposes, in response, turkey called the statement of its neighbor a fake . because the migrants who were abandoned, there are stripped on the shore around the perimeter the greek police brought them there in three cars belonging to the architectural authorities and moved to plastic boats. we went to the operation. oe it is natural that greece, which is known for its violations of international law, is trying to slander turkey. unfortunately, some member countries of the european union also want to believe in it, they want to accept everything that greece says for the h

and al jazeera investigation reveals how migrants in greece had the blackmailed by officials to join the to the anti type gangs to stop others from entering the ah, top korea is a president unit. so if you clear the period of national morning a day after the death of at least 151 people in a crowd crossed the victims who were celebrating halloween and so were mostly in their twenties. president union visited the scene, saying his administration would come up with measures to prevent similar accidents ever happening again. well, mcbride reports it was a night of revelry that quickly turned into a tragedy. desperate scenes as 1st responders and other party goers attempting to resuscitate victims pulled from the crush, packed with crowds, people converged on this one alley way with deadly consequences. so they came here around 10 p. m. and it was like a scene from a movie when things happening during the war, it was completely out of control. oh, some of the 1st rescue was at the scene, said they couldn't get the injured to hospital because of the crowds, many of whom didn't realize the

and here is greece there? there are large uh, the united states bases there are large logistical uh, arms supply centers just like uh. in germany, in principle, this is just a good point in order to send something further from there. yes, there is also a control system. wanted to ask more. here, uh, quarrel of generals. how do you think they will see? this is a prank, what are they? i think that soon many will see, especially in ukraine and in the west, how things are with weapons and with them, let's say help, and can it affect how they are spoken about in shin . actually on the very fate of pashinskaya. i think that obviously this person will be removed away from the general staff of the all-union. i wanted to ask. uh, you are witnesses for the response to the reaction when they try to justify some official statements. it is they who block all information completely. you will never find this in the ukrainian media there, that is, they are trying to pretend that nothing like this happened, which means there i

other teams as well, jamaica in their first tournament and greece, jason robinsonjoined and greece, jasonng staff, former england rugby union and rugby league international and greece, what a story this is. not so long ago, the game was banned in the country and now these guys playing this tournament and they are not taking a cent from it, they are putting all the money back into the sport in greece so they can grow the game. subplots coming out of it, all these big stories and small stories. we know that we are here! indie big stories and small stories. we know that we are here!— know that we are here! we are indeed. know that we are here! we are indeed- one — know that we are here! we are indeed. one of _ know that we are here! we are indeed. one of those - indeed. one of those stories is the fact that this is the most inclusive rugby league event there has ever been. they are not over egging this, are they? been. they are not over egging this, arethe? , ~ been. they are not over egging this, arethe? , . ., ._ are they? absolutely. we are really lookin: are they? absolutely. we are real

torture and beating even to 10m refugees silence on violence against migrants greece is accused by human rights activists with electric heating and slippers in the microwave. how do you like such a fight against the energy crisis, inventive advice for the british is distributed by the press. almost in the ring a hundred boxers, the cup of belarus became a qualifying start for the national team stable situation in the consumer market elimination of unreasonable mediation and fair value of goods the main guidelines for the new price regulation mechanism in the country have already been adopted by the government under close attention to the cost of both domestic and imported products the list contains over 90% of the goods from the basket of the belarusian, so that the prices are reasonable from the goods to the stores, the shelves are in abundance, according to these rules, everyone works participants in the trade chain explain the subtleties of the new document to the business sector . trading facility. then you can add the importer's surcharge. it compensates for the costs of imports and

they are very expensive, they gave us several instruments from greece.ave three or four instruments, and all of them were donated from greece, and therefore children immediately hear the sound here, how it should sound. these tools are the first rescued when hostilities began on the day when it all began on february 24, and-and the watchman, who was on duty here on call. he called, what should i do? viktorovna i don't know, i need to shut up and run somewhere. so i say, well, let's gather all the musical instruments in one class, what you can is he is the button accordion, and he collected violin guitars and closed everything in my office and left. then when already from shelter. i was able to go out and they let me. hmm come here to see what i took my colleagues who were with us asylum, and we're like that again. what's left is documentation. we are still the same tools, that is, we have closed them. we arrived the windows were shattered from the shock wave. uh, the doors were ajar. hmm, plus what we have. here they are locked and no one came in here. b

at least 1000000 people have tried to enter europe a legally through greece in recent years. but many find themselves trading one form of uncertainty for another. the risk of drowning starvation and violence mars their journey from start to finish, and can end with no new place to call home. leah harding al jazeera, tens of thousands of people in south africa had attended the official coronation of the zulu king mrs. new new cause will a teeny, he's a lead of the nation's biggest ethnic group and came to the throne in a traditional ceremony in august and followed a bit of feud over the succession. for me, the miller reports from devon. oh, camilla missy's travel to durban from johannesburg for what she says is a once in a lifetime opportunity. we never thought that one day as a nation and young nation will see corrugation of our king. with king nunley, give me some food, missus you loop as when a teeny is a 9 king to take the suit, the throne as wall, his position now officially acknowledged our walker. if indeed, all 1st, surely, there came all the zulu nation certificate of

children, rested performed in groups in greece for free always been invited. people themselves are ordinary ordinary people. they call us, they support us, and they are also for russia, they do not hide the fact that they support russia and they are against what creates them. we are for normal family values, so we decide to live in step with russia, but not for this sixth chamber , they don’t like to remember the colossal destruction of deals here, the village at the end of february, almost immediately ended up in the rear of the russian army and the forces of the dpr, part of the population remained in the village part decided to hide in mariupol we had already arrived, when the russians saw the city moving, animated in the basement. they drove up close in an armored personnel carrier and there were a lot of children in this basement. they took off their bulletproof vests, put them on children, carried them out of the basement and into their car. i don’t know, they somehow brought them in, they put them in a car and took them out. well, they risked it themsel

at least 1000000 people have tried to enter europe illegally through greece in recent years . but many find themselves trading one form of uncertainty for another. the risk of drowning starvation and violence mars their journey from start to finish and can end with no new place to call home. leah harding al jazeera of bereaved relatives and friends of people who died in police custody in the u. k . have rallied in london. they delivered a letter to prime minister. she's sooner going for changes to the justice system. among those protesting was the family of, of that man. chris, however, he was shot dead by police officer at close range and his car linquist in his own this month when he was ready since $999.00, this remembrance protest has been how to commemorate the last live eating goes in custody. medical secure unit started by a group of black families since they, they was discriminated targeted by the police. in the recent case of 24 year olds, chris cobb, a construction worker musician who was fatally shot by police who was driving back home in south london. who was a wav

all our shows was talking to greece prime or the greek, a prime minister, greece a don't, doesn't oppose the price caps gemini is actually quite isolated on the you appear in stage when it comes to that is also single handedly decided to unblock 200000000000 euros. a to try and face the increasing prices. so europe has to have a show of unity, but we see there are many crucial issues. key issues, defense energy, where while the to have to agree on how to proceed. and as an escalation amongst at nato members that these, that lead to trying to fix well, yes, escalation between nato members this morning allow the shells offered a grease, his support gemini support against the claims by tara key over the sub warranty of some of the greek island, some inhabited an inhabited, sorry, greek islands in the eastern mediterranean sea. the chancellor said that this was an acceptable for one nato member to question the sovereignty of another. and to see 1 may to member making more or less vague threats. and this comes at a time where unity is crucial when nato is really trying to show unity. so anoth

these two countries are called slovakia and greece, and so.ell, by the way, it’s interesting, but on defense express. there, we analyzed this story and drew attention to an interesting at the moment slovakia still has 30 tanks that can theoretically be transferred there by the 72nd or which, or the 80s, i don't remember anymore, but greece apparently did not have soviet tanks in service with soviet equipment, that's exactly what they have 5 hundred more e- e leopards of the first generation of german ones. and from this we can conclude that it is possible that these leopards are still being talked about, but they are of the first generation, that is, they are there 60, it seems that they are in the seventh year of production, but modernized. what can you say about them, is it a good car? well, actually speaking, this has german schemes. well, no only german with circle they it is always quite a bit cloudy, and the germans are cunning and the people. actually, so is their government. well, not quite often, not quite objectively, it informs soci

the supply of russian gas to greece in monetary terms has almost quadrupled , the russian ambassadoro athens said in an interview, he compared the periods from january to august, based on data from the federal customs service, in the twenty-first year, gas exports to greece brought $ 540 million, and in the current one it is already 2 billion. against the backdrop of a ten percent reduction in the volume of supplies, greece is in no hurry to abandon russian gas. it should be noted that athens brussels' restrictive measures against hydrocarbons from russia are quite often delayed due to the fact that logistics companies are mainly engaged in their transportation by sea, just greece, cyprus and malta, but in general , due to the situation on the international energy market, greece's costs for imports from russia have increased more than doubled to 5 billion 700 million euros. the us department of energy, as promised today, put up for sale 15 million barrels of oil and strategic reserves. this is part of a plan adopted in march to implementation of the 180 millionth batch of raw materia

go for his statement on that i now give the floor to the representative of greece who m f. c. miss him. the place you know, an minister of foreign affairs of greece. nicholas then the us travel to give on wednesday on the well known extraordinary circumstances a being the only visit at taking place within these fab or some period give as the rest of the country is on a daily basis under the sous attacks resulting am in the death and injury of those, and then those ends of unarmed innocent people. this is the 3rd visit of minister then the us in the ukraine since the beginning of the war as he has visited odessa twice. a city connect with greek history and the greek community of ukraine. these visits sent a strong message expressing the full, surely verity of the greek government to the government and the people of ukraine. for centuries, greeks have been present, especially on the black sea shores. in particular, the area of murray has been a home to a century long established greek community around a 100000 people. it is also one of the areas which has been heat, the hardest

oh, the greek prime minister, greece, or dont doesnt oppose does a price cap. so germany, it's actually quite isolated under european stage when it comes to that it does. a single handedly decided to unblock 200000000000 euros to try and phase the increasing prices. so europe has to have a show of unity, but we see there are many crucial issues. key issues, defense energy where well, they still have to agree on how to proceed. and there's an escalation amongst nato members that these, that lead us to trying to fix. well, yes, escalation between nato members. this morning, a law shows offered agreed in his support, germany's support against the claims or by tara key or over the sovereignty of some of the greek islands, some inhabited and inhabited, sorry, greek islands in the eastern mediterranean sea. the chancellor said that this was an acceptable or for one and nato member to question the sovereignty of another. and to see one nato member making more or less vague threats. and this comes at a time where unity is crucial when nato is really trying to show unit

on the turkish border , they announced a full mobilization to go to greece, the settlers plan to geties of western europe, which are already struggling to cope with ukrainian refugees, the british, for example mass. from the program to provide them with housing, they would provide themselves against the backdrop of a general energy crisis. it is hardly worth expecting that european hospitality will spread to new wave migrants, rather, they will become another stone on the neck of the national economies of the old world that are already on the verge of a recession tatiana volkova around the planet. you are watching the program around the planet on belarus 1 and belarus 24 paris motor show flirts with future technologies among the fastest the luxury electric car from rolls-royce, the silent spectra model, is able to drive about half a thousand kilometers on a single charge and reach speeds of up to three-digit numbers in just over four seconds. the elegant two-door coupe actually weighs 3 tons and reaches a length of more than 5 m, does not give out nano-filling in novelties, and the v

but to get here, greece had to go through an 8 year depression between 292017. it lost a quarter of its g d p. that's because greece stopped being able to borrow from markets at the height of the financial crisis. 10 years ago, markets demanded 36 percent interest to lends to grease essentially bankrupt. the country turns to the european union and the international monetary fund for emergency loans. and they lent it 257000000000 euros, a world record breaking bailout. in order to earn those handouts, lo, greece had to balance its budget, and that meant 5 years of painful cost cutting with terrible knock on effect of the economy. a quarter of a 1000000 businesses closed unemployment reached 28 percent. and you can still see many of the scholars of that period, unemployment still remains stubbornly high at 12 percent. the minimum wage which was slashed 10 years ago to $586.00 euros a month, has only just now been restored to its original level of $740.00. and greece remained saddled with some of the highest sovereign debt in the developed world. it'll be paying of

the less turkish president air to one used his platform to la showed in greece over their territorial disputes in the region and accused the e. u. of supporting illegal activities masquerading his unity or solidarity. so he didn't mince words there. the block is upset with norway for maintaining high energy prices and profits. amid the gas crunch caused by brussels auto sanctions. german economy minister robert havoc brought up the issue of so called friends like the u. s. and norway exploiting e u countries desperation through price gouging. earlier this week, french president, michael used his summit platform to repeat his opposition to building a new gas connection between spain and france, which germany really wants. because it would allow cheap gas from north africa to flow into neighboring you countries and germany as well. but let's face it, france with lose a market in the long run for it's l n g plans. if it supported the project, you k prime minister list trust was also in attendance. i made a point of calling michael a friend, even though just weeks ago she said that the ju

at least 1000000 people have tried to enter europe a legally through greece in recent years. but many find themselves trading one form of uncertainty for another. the risk of drowning starvation and violence, mars their journey from start to finish and can end with no new place to call home . leah harding al jazeera authorities in iran are continuing their crack down on anti government protest as the revolutionary god says from to morrow. there'll be no more protests rule yet. so hannah, am i'm talking now to the students who have always been pioneers and fighting arrogant powers. what's happened now is a few number of students say, echoing the voice of the foreigners returned to the nation. don't turn the universities into the battlefield of the u. s. against the nation. be careful because they want to deceive. you don't misuse the establishment. self restraint. i tell the few deceived women. don't be the cultural soldiers of the enemy. quit the evil actions to day is the last day of the riots. don't come to the streets anymore, aren't as eras dosage. barry has more from the

it's one of many energy intensive companies in greece. after years of economic crisis, greece's industry has bounce back the spider corona pandemic, but production costs of balloon 40 percent since the start of the year. i think last week, i think there are ranches, including many energy intensive industries that have already started to shut down some if there is a lot of uncertainty their, their survival. chances are in good even gone with after the export increase that we've seen in the last few years. the energy crisis is a massive setback. fussing is to say yes already. palindrome easy. grease is government had already started to shift to renewable energy sources before the gas crisis, and it's continuing to do so. but the government had planned to stop mining brown coal. and now was just reactivating several cold power plants. it's also pain, $2000000000.00 euros in power subsidies each month. but it can food to bill forever . and that's it. you're up to date with d w business. if you want more, as always you can check on our website

it's one of many energy intensive companies in greece. after years of economic crisis, greece's industry has bounced back, despite the corona pandemic, but production costs of balloon 40 percent since the start of the year. i think, i think there are ranches, including many energy intensive industries that have already started to shut down somewhere. there is a lot of uncertainty their their survival chances are in good even with after the export increase that we've seen in the last few years. the energy crisis is a massive setback fussing exclusive years already. palindrome easy. grease is government had already started to shift to renewable energy sources before the gas crisis. and it's continuing to do so. but the government had planned to stop mining brown coal and now was just reactivating several cold power plants. it's also paying $2000000000.00 euros in power subsidies each month. but it can food to bill for ever. and that's it. you're up to date with d. w. business, if you want more, as always you can check on our website, d, w d

slovenia, croatia, bulgaria, greece are members of the european union.orth macedonia, albania, montenegro, serbia are negotiating with the european union. so it is not the same balkan as 30 years ago. just getting back to the point of russia being a dangerous enemy, i think your own president accused russia in the summer, when there were street protests in skopje and other cities in north macedonia over government policies, including the deal on the eu, the president accused russia of influencing elements inside this country to protest and attack the government. do you think russia is meddling here? first, i didn't answer to one part of your question, and this is about the energy dependence of the balkans. in europe, there are countries which are fully dependent on russian gas. there are countries which are less dependent and there are countries which are not dependent, like the ones which are to the far west — portugal, spain and so on. we are in the group of countries which are fully dependent on russian gas, and this has been historically because of t

. verified footage off the coast of greece shows, members of the shadow army damaging boats carrying refugees and beating others no doubt. most shadow for doubt that these crimes are taking place. that these are orders come from the top with the consent of the peon union, which are being implemented, which are being carried out by hapless members of the coast guard. we've have cases where if you did were found and drowned, handcuffed many in the shadow army are believed to be refugees, themselves, bribes with the promise of asylum in return for their work to keep other migrants out. why had them the greek officer who interrogated me, told me very bluntly, you have 2 options. you either follow orders or go to prison where you face 10 to 25 year sentence. other images show men been assaulted for not wanting to take part shot. when i refused to join them, they beat me up. they stripped me of my clothes and threw me into the sea. several human rights groups accused the european union and states like greece of supporting the shadow army. as a way to keep refugees out, we have tens of thou

they are very expensive, but they gave us several instruments were brought from greece.rom greece, some kind, on which children immediately hear the sound right here. hmm, here is how it should sound. well, these tools were the first thing that saved when the fighting began on the day when it all began on february 24, and-and the watchman who was on duty here on call. he called, what should i do? viktorovna i don't know, i need to shut up and run somewhere. here i say, come on let's collect all the musical instruments in one class that you can, so he collected the button accordion and violin guitars and closed everything in my office and left. then when already from shelter. i was able to get out, and they let me. hmm, come here to see that here i took my colleagues who were with us in the shelter, and we are again like that, what was left of the documentation. we are still the same tools, that is, we have closed them. we arrived the windows were shattered from the shock wave. uh, the doors were ajar. hmm, plus what we have. here they are locked and no one came in here.

long-awaited shipment from greece of bmp-1 armored infantry vehicles for ukraine has begun. very soon they will arrive in our army and will instantly think the combat capability and defense capability of our country, the army of drones is being strengthened, another 179 drones have gone to the front line. this was announced by the minister of digital transformation, mykhailo fedorov, aerial vehicles are distributed along the entire front line in the kherson, donetsk, kharkiv, luhansk, zaporizhzhia areas and in the northern border areas, drones help our soldiers to quickly detect the movement of the invaders and adjust artillery fire on enemy positions, light and heat are not always available for the military. in the trenches, you can kindle bonfires, but alternative dugout candles are able to light them and warm our defenders. taras kutsurenko sends about 200 burners to the front every week in the workshop of a lviv volunteer. to be useful to me in this way a volunteer he solves someone else's problems he solves his problem he scratches what hurts him now it hurts the proces

it is very important that the long-awaited shipment of armored infantry vehicles from greece for ukrainehey will arrive to our army and instantly strengthen it yes, explosions rang out in kyiv, the air defense forces shot down several missiles before that, the air defense system worked in the region, oh for the mayor of kyiv, vitaliy klitschko, said that this was the work of the air defense forces literally. over kyiv, the air defense forces shot down several of russian missiles before that, and in the region air defense was working, enclosing objects were destroyed in the sky above vinnytsia, chernihiv, poltava , kharkiv regions, vinnytsia was hit by a massive rocket attack in chernihiv, a suicide bomber exploded, and a couple of russian missiles were shot down by well-aimed shots of our anti-aircraft defense against something in the ivano-frankivsk region there is a hit to the infrastructure object, we will check and clarify this information on the president of the russian federation today at the council of ministers in russia announced the introduction of martial law in the newly occu

european union in resisting russian aggression . raised the issue of continuing cooperation with greece in the military sphere and noted that now the priority is strengthening of the air defense of ukraine, greece knows our request and will process it, the minister said, it is very important that the long-awaited shipment from greece of bmp-1 armored infantry vehicles for ukraine has already begun, they will soon arrive to our army and will instantly improve the combat capability and defense capability of our country, the army of drones is being strengthened another 179 drones went to the front line. this was announced by the minister of digital transformation, mykhailo fedorov, aerial vehicles are distributed along the entire front line in kharkiv in the kherson, donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhia areas and in the northern border regions , drones help our soldiers quickly detect the technique of movement of the occupiers and adjust artillery fire on the positions of the chinese foreign ministry allegedly unaware of the kamikaze drone attack on kyiv. on october 17, chinese foreign ministry

and now greece is also seeking hundreds of billions of euros from germany for both world wars, $1.00 and $2.00, for the greek government and the greeks society. this issue, reparations from germany, remains open and its resolution, which is primarily a matter of principle, i think will be beneficial for all the countries and vault and the e. u. s. such, yes, it doesn't really matter than germany has been doing the heavy lifting for both of these net recipients of you funds as the blocks primary economic engine. and now berlin, which is staring down the barrel at d industrialization and rationing from you. energy sanctions isn't exactly in the best position to be stuck with bills to right. historical ross, italy was recently chastised by none other than european commission president ursula vander line. the almighty queen of europe, herself just before voting in a knew the far right populace government. so now italy finds itself teetering on the edge of pariah status at b. e. u. alongside that other perennial pariah hungry whose prime minister had this to say about brussels performance

this will not bring greece down protests of thousands of health workers.took to the streets of athens after the end of the state of emergency ordering doctors and orderlies of the authorities. forgot co-payments stopped before

england are playing greece in their final — defence.ing already qualified for the quarterfinals. england put two tries on the board but greece hit back, punishing a moment of loose defensive work by the hosts. but four first—half tries have put england clear of danger, with ryan hall also scoring. england looked to be running away with it. tom burgess, lees and william is also going over to make it 44—4, at half—time. georgia taylor—brown has beaten the usa's tailor spidey to retain her super league title for the second year in a row. it was an all british podium at the inaugural super league triathlon in saudi arabia. the grand finale of the season, and it was a day to remember. she also took home $50,000 as champion, just over £43,000. the mexican grand prix this weekend, ferrari's charles leclerc was unhurt after a crash in friday practice. he lost control and spanned backwards into the barrier, wringing his session to an end and causing a red flag for barrier repairs. his team—mate carlos sainz topped the first session. mercedes�* g

that for greece. what is it tell us about anything? i saw analysts referring to the u.k.having like an emerging market do you think that is fair? >> it is been painful for greece -- in the euro zone crisis and not being able to borrow from capital markets. you do not want to be an opposition, but it is a different issue area because the bank of the blend is -- the bank of england is -- depending on the central bank and doing things for them -- and straight down on them as well. i think the bank of england can probably intervene in the right way and do things easily then would be the case if greece had a difficulty. ♪ >> let's move to ukraine which endured a third day of russian missile strikes. dass is -- it's exhalation -- mass in -- cruelty on the war we will get moren the attack shortly. but let's look at the diplomatic developments in 50 western countries having a meeting at the headquarters of nato defensive alliance in brussels. they have pledged to continue sending ella terry hardware to ukraine for as long as it takes let's hear a little from secretary of state. >

the migration issue between greece and turkey became a migration issue between greece and turkey afterorder guards, together with officials from the eu control agency, frontax borders, located dozens of migrants. on the northern border with turkey, all the refugees were without clothes, and some had injuries. both countries are on the body. they accused each other of cruelty. after the image was published on social networks and caused a public outcry. athens accused ankara of using illegal emigration for its own purposes, in response, turkey called the statement of its neighbor fakomparta, the border guards of faerie cooperation with fro. because the migrants who were thrown there undressed on the shore of the greek police three cars belonging. it is natural that greece, which is known for its violations of international law, is trying to slander turkey. unfortunately, some member countries of the european union also want to believe in it, they want to accept everything that greece says for the honest truth. it is noteworthy that for over 10 years the un refugee agency has been an inte