that's all for this episode of generation change in greece. ah, it's already been voted the best airport in the world for 2022. now how much international airport is about to face its biggest head? over 1200000 people are expected to with you in the world. cup majority of them will arrive hip it seems like the world cup has already started in this classroom when a cited it will travelling to contact for the wild card. this is the last barbecue before their trip with one thing in common. in support for the team they love, the organizing committee says in terms of bookings on the official cut, our 2022 portal on pete days, there are about 100000 booking. that number is expected to increase as much as 30 percent by the time the tournament begin. the shop to the head of the silencing of a renowned palestinian american journalist. ah, a doable pouring of grief and condemnation. and yet no accountability. a thorough investigation into the final moments of her life and its untimely end at the hands of israeli forces. the killing of shibby mclaughlin.

greece absolutely wants _ to greece? it is interesting. greece absolutely wants them _ to greece?ce? it is interesting. greece absolutely wants them back in - to greece? it is interesting. greece i absolutely wants them back in athens will stop between 2000 and 2010, they built this new museum on the acropolis. one of the galleries is the parthenon gallery, and it has the parthenon gallery, and it has the items, the artworks from the parthenon that didn't get taken by other countries, and they have left spaces where they have put very good plastic replicas of, for example, the works there in the british museum. but they have always been clear that these outcomes are to be reunited with the rest of them and they need to be back in greece. but they need to be back in greece. but the british museum is pointing out that unlike a lot of museums up and down the uk, the british museum is bound by very different laws. according to a low set by parliament, and parliament would have to change them, they count the accession items in their collection. basically, that means they can't give own

but more generally in greece, the far right has gained popularity. most notably with the neo nazi group, the golden dawn. why do you think that's been the case here? when you have their version crisis and you have a space accountability grease that is, that attacked by many frowns, then it's also on a ground that creates different possibilities. one of them is for populace narratives for eggs in a fog narratives for it creates an opportunity for extreme ideas to come forth because people are struggling rate. and on top of the financial crisis down 1000 aids in 2015, you had what they call the refugee crisis. so i think the system itself gave space to golden down to exist because in that way they wanted to mainstream extreme ideas that we actually see to day in the course over the government. we cannot lie there specific people in the structures of the current government that are also in the right side of the spectrum. right. so yeah, i think it gain popularity because it needed to express the struggle in october of 2020 the golden dawn was finally cr

so when response in 2022 turkey began refusing, these refugee returns from greece. any legal status leaving thousands of people in legal limbo. so without refugee status from ankara or the e u. these people have no government assistance for housing, food basic needs, and can't legally work either. meanwhile, as the ukraine conflict erupted, the e you took in 3000000 ukrainian refugees in a lightning fast coordinated effort. this contrasted with me to tear you refugee deal has not sat well with earned. the one are joining us for more on turkey as a sanctuary. country for refugees is dr. ill turret, turan president of the international political science association and ameritas professor of political science in the department of international relations at eastern will build a university. he is also the author of books and articles in english and turkish on comparative politics, turkish politics, turkish foreign policy, a whole host of things. professor, thank you so much for joining us now. dr. turan since you see 1st hand refugees coming into your country, turkey or

greece at all, will greece be ready to substitute weapons for ukraine greece which does not see theuction of orthodoxy in ukraine, greece, which, well, this is not the greece that i know, i love, i understand that this is not the greek people. i understand that this is the official greece e is not well understood, many sins. is it possible to argue here? yes who has the majority. and who is against whom? but in principle, well, at least, well, for the last month and a survey, so that, as it were, such corrective actions are not carried out or carried out. e polls that just correct. uh, the anti-war approach that we have uh for many months, and after the start of the war russia's operations uh, well, the main yes, that is, we categorically. well, at least that's what most of the greek people said for several months. we were against uh, sending, but weapons. e to the conflict zone, by the way. uh, the strangest terrible thing is that, uh, theoretically. according to international law, and also all governments have acted here until today. yes, before this year, that is, when the confli

he says it took almost 20 attempts to get to greece. dangerous to leave but it would've been even more dangerous if turkey had put me in a refugee camp and sent me back to syria. i'd di, and ow. reporter: he and about two dozen other syrians hope that they will be safe from the police here in the forest. this man shows his scars. he says he was beaten by greek police. despite the violence and danger, many syrians are trying to reach western europe these days. many say they no longer feel safe in turkey, where authorities have reportedly started deporting refugees back to syria. they're prepared to risk their lives. there's no space left at this morgue in alexandroupolis, says greek coroner pavlos pavlidis pavlos: a corpse without a name -- just a number. reporter: many nameless bodies have been brought to him in recent weeks from the evros river, which forms the greek-turkish border. people who died trying to reach greece, and the european union. pavlos: i've been working at this institute for 20 years, but it's never been this bad. we

he says it took almost 20 attempts to get to greece. dangerous to leave but it would've been even more dangerous if turkey had put me in a refugee camp and sent me back to syria. i'd di, and ow. reporter: he and about two dozen other syrians hope that they will be safe from the police here in the forest. this man shows his scars. he says he was beaten by greek police. despite the violence and danger, many syrians are trying to reach western europe these days. many say they no longer feel safe in turkey, where authorities have reportedly started deporting refugees back to syria. they're prepared to risk their lives. there's no space left at this morgue in alexandroupolis, says greek coroner pavlos pavlidis pavlos: a corpse without a name -- just a number. reporter: many nameless bodies have been brought to him in recent weeks from the evros river, which forms the greek-turkish border. people who died trying to reach greece, and the european union. pavlos: i've been working at this institute for 20 years, but it's never been this bad. we

that would be crazy, saudi arabia and greece they i saudi arabia and greece they are miles apart. ifr you _ miles apart. if you're thinking qatar you heart _ miles apart. if you're thinking qatar you heart your - miles apart. if you're thinking qatar you heart your heart . miles apart. if you're thinking | qatar you heart your heart had miles apart. if you're thinking - qatar you heart your heart had to travel will be thinking you go from the heat of saudi arabia to the wonderful beaches of greece. i think she thought are, and remember the number of teams for the next world cup are increasing. the sea football and it be all and end all in bringing everyone together. i think this would stand a reasonable chance and the saudis would also go for the olympics. which might be a bit more difficult but i see them getting the world cup. taste difficult but i see them getting the world cu. ~ difficult but i see them getting the world cu -. ~ . ~ difficult but i see them getting the world cu. ~ . ~ . . world cup. we will talk about that later on. thank _ world cup. we will talk about that late

greece.wondering, what is the interest like in investing in europe at a time where a lot of people have been questioning their recovery? >> in greece, we have proof we have selected, important investors. to give you intuition. in the last two years, we have historical record of investments. according to the european commission, in two years, we will have the highest investment goals among all united states. we created the conditions through high-growth, sustainable growth, reduction of bank balances and the same time, a credit and physical -- by reforms in order to attract investors, especially from the u.s. lisa: structural form at a time where greece is spending a lot more to support households through a period of elevated energy costs and general inflation. how much pushback do you get from investors in terms of fiscal spending when they are concerned about inflation, debt and a higher rate environment? christos: simple answers. in 2022, despite the fact we spent a lot of money to support

now in 2016 turkey and greece serving as the proxy for the rest of the e. you signed an agreement that would return asylum seekers who were denied entry to the you to be returned to turkey, labeling, turkey or a safe 3rd party. get to thinking about the kids that i just don't. you can designation of turkey as a safe 3rd country is an important step in tackling illegal migration flows and the criminal activity of smuggling network seen up a little symphony with the joint ministerial decision as a derivative of the cooperation between ministry of foreign affairs and ministry of migration and asylum is fully in line with international law and enhances greece is legal arsenal, against requests by citizens from countries such as syria, afghanistan, pakistan, bangladesh, and somalia. countries that have no reason whatsoever to consider turkey a non safe country. don't lots of you don't get these yet lives a personal level. now, all garage signed the deal in good faith only defined that greece would later impose a national policy in 2021. that designated asylum se

would they literally be sent back to greece, orjust ownership returned to greece?0, they built this new museum on the acropolis. and one of the galleries is the parthenon gallery, and it has the items, the artworks from the parthenon that didn't get taken by other countries. and they've left spaces where they've put very good plastic replicas of, for example, the works that are in the british museum. but they have always been very clear that these items need to be reunited with the rest of them, they need to be back in greece. but the british museum is pointing out — and has done for many years — that unlike a lot of museums up and down the uk... viewers might remember only this week that the horniman, a london museum, has returned ownership of 72 benin bronzes back to nigeria. but the british museum is bound by very different laws. according to laws set by parliament — and parliament would have to change them — they can't deaccession items in their collection, except under very specific reasons. effectively, that means they can't give ownership of these unless the

livingston greece is a country well known to us? first of all, greece has everything.ere they composed the myths and legends of ancient greece, one of the foundations of modern culture, there are also excellent wines and good brandy. and our citizens have long been accustomed to this country for cheap clothes, but greece is also a country of ancient christian traditions, so let’s enjoy greece with its material and spiritual riches and go with our film crew to greek christmas orthodox greeks celebrate christmas at the same time as the catholic one, that is, on december 25 before christmas morning in athens, they start with carols in in greece, this ancient custom is not only preserved, it is very popular. children from young to old sing from 6:00 in the morning and do not go to apartments or houses, but strollers sing to shops even in the capital completed for the olympics subway once for christmas, singing. they gave only sweets. now, in any supermarket for children, there is a coin of one euro in a few hours, you can earn money for a good christmas present. adult athe

he had been to greece before. >> he had? we really weren't worried or concerned. >> it's unbelievable to think about where things are. i know you're still fighting all these years later, and there has been attention, never enough on what has happened. it's why it's so important to get people to know what happened especially in light of the news we keep hearing about what it's like for people in a various and sometimes very different context obviously. but to navigate these systems. the fact the prosecutors are pushing for a tougher sentence. the fact the prosecutors are saying they deserve to hire one and there is the availability for that supreme court to review. have you gotten any indication of whether there is hope the supreme court there will look at it without the leaning by our politicians here? >> i think the politicians definitely have to play a significant role in order for it to move forward because otherwise, i mean, it's just another black man that has been murdered. i mean the fact of the matter is if we don't

of defense of greece and reminded that these systems were transferred to greece, remember there was ato be delivered to cyprus, but then the west began to do everything to prevent this, given the insular position and pro, and given that it was not a member of nato, and as a result a compromise was reached, which greece bought these systems, but according to the contract that secured this deal, greece does not have the right to transfer to anyone without our consent. we reminded the greeks of this. they said they were mindful of this commitment of theirs. so we're keeping a close eye on this kind of things, especially since the same problem, but the provision on the ban on the transfer of our weapons. whoever it was, it also applies to most of the weapons that were in eastern europe where they are, and they were produced under licenses in the countries of the former warsaw pact. so you have to be on the alert, because many, many illegal things are being committed, and under the slogan we will save ukraine, because ukraine is europe and europe is for ukraine well, the united states is w

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we seem to be in greece yes, that's it, greece maybe they went from egypt to greece and what's closece egypt and here only the cactus reminds of the sea. tell me what happened that day between you and the defendants. your honor, we sat quietly, peacefully, no one was rowdy, then at the end it turned out that they didn’t have enough money to pay for the order. well , no matter how much marinka and i ordered. well, to be honest, even well, one, maybe two somehow. i don't remember anymore. well, in the end it turned out that they had no money. we left the money that we had, said goodbye to them and left. but on the street they have already caught up with us. terentiev, by the way, is a very enviable groom. in general, that's who she is to him refused. everyone thought who lenka gusina was, she didn’t sleep at all, nor in spirit, she didn’t even want to talk about him. quite sergeyevna decided to ask you for advice, as far as i remember, about two hours ago. i asked you to prepare a set of documents for me, it is ready. now just a minute now i'll do the preliminary investigation is not p

and by the way, you correctly noted that it is from greece.greece is one of those eu countries and which demanded the most from russia. more likely, not from russia, from the europeans . under the greek flag, that is, this business is from greece, and therefore it would not be profitable for it to stop uh, these sea transportations of oil are already too strong, that's why we have these 60. i hope that again in february this price will be reduced, however, if everything complies with the rules , i.e. the price was below 60, then accordingly there was insurance, if there was insurance, then this boat, this tanker could safely pass, that is, i understand mr. klymenko and all the people who react emotionally to such things, but the world is not ready yet to completely abandon russian oil, but the dynamics, let's say, present in the world, demonstrate that the world is moving itself in the direction of gradually abandoning russian oil, it is not as fast as we would like, nevertheless, we are already even in the european countries, which at the beg

but where the acting minister was the president of greece yes that the president of greece yes, yes,ussian can be called a russian imperialist. but actually, he was a sin, and he fought for the freedom of his country. and now he felt like a part of his people, a part. in their culture, their religion, but this one doesn’t, but if you look at everything he does, uh, from the point of view, as it were, of political technologies, then, in my opinion, we are one step away from subjugating, uh, part of the orthodox world, and the roman catholic church, if not already half a step, so i think, i think that first we are on the threshold a new unia, and it doesn’t have a large ukrainian unia, so i think that there is, of course, a plan here, a very big question here, after all, for us. what, uh, let's leave this uh man who, for the sake of his own survival and his own budgets , is ready to sell his soul, and not even to the pope, so to speak, to a jesuit, but he is ready to sell his soul, much more, but to dangerous forces. we can offer. well , let's not forget that a couple of years ago. thi

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in greece, a train with american tanks derailed.emergency occurred at a french station due to a carriage that was moving very slowly along the rails. local media report the situation. demonstrators took advantage of the situation; they oppose the supply of weapons ; it is known that the greek authorities allowed washington to take away weapons for ukraine through its territory, by the way, cranes and construction equipment have already been brought to the place of emergency. the composition will be returned on the way despite the discontent of its people. the united states reproached washington for supporting kiev after the attack on orthodoxy in ukraine trump jr. drew attention to the persecution of the church by the zelensky regime and hinted that it would be time to stop sponsoring such actions there prohibits the ukrainian orthodox church his government seizes temples arrests priests, perhaps that is why for democrats, he is a superstar. let's send him more funds without any reporting sneers trump jr. on twitter, we recall earli

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if greece continues to act in the same spirit.and this is a step towards what towards confrontation in nato once or twice, and in greece today there are huge the number of americans. this is a step against today's states. but is it a two-history or is it a bipolar disorder in turkey itself? why on the one hand, the turks? ah, beautiful words. today, our president remembered that erdogan , e, said that only the nazis in the last century burned class books. this is true in some areas. so it is from one side to the other side. uh, from the same side, probably it should be put that turkey is blocking the entry of sweden finland into nato like it used to be with her acted, forcing them to stand in this line to the european union, turkey is now forcing the swedes fen to make one demand, then another, and so it will be indefinitely until turkey is satisfied. and today, the turkish defense minister said that turkey is still far from being satisfied with this process, softly. let's say. i got everything done on the other side. uh, they say

panels, and mikhail li is heated from switzerland a year earlier received an award for its cells greecereased the energy efficiency of solar panels by 22% in the field of space technology, three russians became laureates at once. vladimir fortov 2013 was awarded the science development award. to the principles of protection of spacecraft within the framework of the international project vega boris skatergen a year before received an award for highly efficient cryogenic liquid rocket engines, for example, the world-famous engine rd-180 oleg favorsky in 2008 for the creation of several gas turbine and turbine shaft engines for aviation and space applications, fucking award-winning and achievements in the development of electrical networks and energy efficient lighting judge nakamura from japan in 2015 was awarded for the creation of blue and as a result white led lighting, and nikolauskasergy from greece in 2020 received the award for the development of smart grids and microgrids using artificial intelligence in 2003, when the global energy was presented for the first time not a clognac f

typhoon he says typhoon will cover the whole of greece typhoon. missile for it is in turkey with a range of 560 km here, that is, they are capable, therefore, of hitting the appropriate targets there. what the templates do also say, wait, we can draw. but bartholomew, this constantinople is not, he is the captain of the turkish army, but i'm just thinking how to call this schismatic. that's trepyev. grishka, this is not a patriarch. well, here he will justify this insignificance as the blow of warming. he, probably, took vladimir off to bless you, that he is not a patriarch, he is a pseudo-patriarch of the orthodox church, and, moreover, the church of constantinople had deep historical roots that cannot justify the existence of the ottoman empire and insert the blame of the russian impoverished christian orthodoxy. come on, how is he a patriarch, because in sea ​​of ​​logic. you can’t call him bartholomew, i’ll explain to you who bartholomew was, this is the fourth apostle to our lord jesus christ, who came to jesus christ. fadeem, uh, which i tol

bank wants italy to become the new greece i want to give another simple example diesel fuel that is used in agriculture, in fact, waste diesel fuel used for car earlier on the basis of an agreement with the state. we paid 670 cents per liter plus vat for it, which resulted in 78 cents. now, during the period of work, when it is impossible to do without it, we for it 1.4 1.5 euros, the price increase somewhat stopped after the harvest. after it there always comes some pause in work. and now the price is going up again. the situation is complicated, i think that there is a way out, of course, as a result, some other thing will be found. what will this cost us all? i guess the world will anyway 20 some major centers will decide, maybe more, of course, europe must do something else to save or find some new place in this world, that is, it is still difficult to talk about how it will look . you said we ourselves wanted it. well, we probably mean that she wanted to, after all, the tip of this. yes. and the desires of leaders, oh, officials and ordinary residents of germany they probably d

affairs of turkey melyut Çavuşeğlu on tuesday stressed that ankara is alive to measures against greecefer weapons to the islands in the aegean sea with sasha reported here by the press speaking at a press conference tuesday, or your game, he said that the further militarization of the islands, according to him, violates the rita agreement. athens will force turkey to defend its rights. we cannot be silent, it must refuse to violate of agreements either it withdraws from this issue and adheres to the agreement or we live the necessary measures, said the minister of foreign affairs of turkey, well, let me remind you that both of these countries are members of the nato bloc, however, they have a long-standing conflict, well, historical conflicts, a religious conflict and a conflict since the time when turkey seized part of a part of the island cyprus, which is inhabited by the south of the country, the center of the country is inhabited by ethnic greeks, the north is partly ethnic turks, and this north has been occupied by the turkish authorities for 40 years. i will now tell you what hol

legislation, all of a sudden, it turns out that the vice-speaker of the european parliament from greeceuch a magical memory, the former tv host part of a corruption network that acted in the interests of qatar, there is a whole mafia headed by an italian former deputy, and one of the greek journalists wrote that it is strange that greek meps think that it is possible to behave in brussels like in greece, because it happens in greece, but you understand that the body speaks to its voters you see, they tell us that the customs are targeting the most terrible, miserable corrupters, the argument, well, what kind of argument is this? well , this one from the speaker is in prison, everyone is arrested, there is a special operation, corruption is common, the problem is not that there is no corruption the question is that there is a fight against corruption so that a person who uses his official position from the speaker of the parliament pierre for corrupt practices may end up in prison together with ordinary people who have never had such a big mandate and hungary somehow does not fight very

. >> it's certainly an appealing prospect back to the lng story, was over in greece.bout a week and a half ago we spoke on your show stateside a lot of the lng infrastructure being built is super interesting. right now it's going to be used for lng, but it sounds like a lot of the investment they're making could actually be converted and used for hydrogen in the future. in a way the investment they're making isn't going to be waste ed. >> reporter: you know, i saw those hits ourn show and i thought, this is why julianna is so much smarter than i am she goes to greece it's like 85 degrees in celsius. i'm in the netherlands where i could speed skate here it's so cold that aside, yes, listen, a lot of these pipes and tubes, i'm not going to pretend i know what's going on there. you're right build these facilities make them also if not immediately capable, easily switchable to the technologies and the chemical processes of the future as well maybe today it's that lng ship you're in front of in greece and then in ten years it's going to be a hydrogen-type import facility a

wrote that it is strange that greek meps think that it is possible to behave in brussels like in greece it happens in greece, but you understand that the order speaks to its voters you see, they tell us that the customs are targeting the most terrible, miserable corrupters, the argument, well, what kind of argument is this? well , this one from the speaker is in prison, everyone is arrested, there is a special operation, corruption is common, the problem is not that there is no corruption the question is that there is a fight against corruption, so a person who uses his official position as the speaker of the parliament for corrupt practices can end up in prison together with ordinary people who never had such a big mandate, and hungary somehow does not really fight corruption in hungary there is a problem of the absence of the rule of law, so i believe that this anti-corruption special operation confirmed that europe is a healthy organism, if they covered it, if we learned about it from a newspaper investigation, and the european parliament would said we don't know anything oh, how is

greece has been calling for them to be returned for decades.y say these talks have been going on — notjust with the greek prime minister but also with other greek politicians. now, clearly, this have been briefed by the greek side. i think what's interesting is that the british museum, though they certainly aren't confirming the status of the talks — because, let's remember, in this — what — what's being said in this newspaper is that the greek side is saying an agreement is 90% complete but a critical 10% remains unresolved, so the british museum is certainly not confirming that, but they are not denying that these talks have happened and they have said to me today that they have publicly called for a new parthenon partnership with greece and will talk to anyone, including the greek government, about how to take that forward. now, i'm sure everybody remembers what these beautiful sculptures are, you know — classical greek sculptures. we have quite a few of them in the british museum here in london, in the uk, because back in the early 19th cen

and where in e to greece rather in this country? i will not live. where are you?bably remembers them better, yurka brother, sunshine, i understood everything, you walked everything alexander managed to find out a little. he hopes that his uncle yuri sergeevich lazarev knows more about the history of the family yuri lives in st. petersburg. but before going to see him, lazarev jr. is going to talk to his mother, sisters, their grandmother, mother nadezhda alexandrovna yes, svetlana vladimirovna nemolyaeva, people's artist of russia, was remembered by the audience as olya from office romance and guskova's wife from the movie garage for exactly half a century together with her husband alexander lazarev sr. to play on the stage of the mayakovsky theater , the daughter of vladimir nemolyaev was born in moscow. and valentina nikolaeva, mother of alexander lazarev, jr., please, about my grandfather , he looked like yesenin and he was a very good calligrapher. because of this, he received for his amazing handwriting. he got a job as an accountant in guba. and once called

but in greece, that hasn't happened as johnson romulus reports from athens. this is one of europe's biggest ela minium producers, but it's days could be numbered. greek heavy industry will receive electricity at fixed prices for a few more days. on january, the 1st contracts expire and prices will float at market rates of more than $300.00 per megawatt hour. compared to half that in northern europe, which is being subsidized. this plant may have to close unless the government steps in the industry association says factory closures would also be a setback for the fight against climate change. if we lose with us in europe, these metals are going to be important. the important metals will be produced mostly by countries that use cold as a fuel. some use oil and definitely they have a much heavier footprint than european companies. that's why, for the self sufficiency of europe and for the global, the carbon reservation, we must see the european metas industry. alum, minium smelting requires vast quantities of electricity. it's only profitable if the power is che

in the north of greece , a train with nato armored vehicles derailed, an emergency occurred in the port city of alexandropolis, according to local media, due to the weight of one of the cars. tilt the wheel in the train. there were tanks , armored vehicles, containers, which were unloaded in the port by an american transport ship for the us army, as the press writes, the cargo was heading to the balkan and the baltic countries, as part of the strengthening of nato forces against russia, members of the communist party of greece arrived on the scene, which they built a protest, they demanded to remove american military bases and stop supplying weapons to ukraine. in addition, according to them, local residents are concerned that no one knows about contents of closed containers. in moscow, you formed a detachment of volunteers from the masters of art, they will have to train at the training grounds. then they will go to clean up the donbass, this became known to us on a large scale the battle of champions tournament in the competition was held in the format of school against school. alexan

like to hear your views on three plus one regional format among the united states and cyprus and greece, for which the administration unfortunately has done little to promote the last two years. miss spahn, you'll take charge of the peace corps returning thousands of volunteers back to the field. it's been years to make the difficult decision to send them home due to the pandemic. and i know you you've played a role in this process ensuring host safety. peace corps helps one of the united states greatest foreign policy and diplomacy tools helping those in need around the world. even as competitors and adversaries try to challenge us in every corner of the globe, the peace corps represents to the world who we truly are, a giving and generous nation. as you know, i introduced the peace corps authorization act with senator risch and the bill passed out of our committee by voice vote in july and we need to see it enacted this year. this bipartisan legislation supports the real-time need of volunteers as they re-enter the field as well as volunteers returning home which are critical for a we

true, the dawn fell on ancient greece.n antiquity, wine was respected by the ancient romans . true, the ancient greeks agreed with this only partially and took wine as a medicine, believing that it had antibacterial properties. today, winemaking in sevastopol is not only a matter of import substitution, but also a matter of honor. and best of all, sparkling wine flows where longing and the most beautiful russian legs sound. note spinning from the immortal music of the meringue with the launch of the cluster are associated with great expectations and local officials and top-ranking leaders and experts in the field of economics are confident that the investment attractiveness of the region directly depends on the development of infrastructure and cultural environment. petr mikhailovich , in general, as far as it is possible to assess the investment attractiveness of the projects of the cultural cluster, and they can become that fulcrum, that pivot, and on the basis of which, in principle, the economy of the regions will expa

all of that money together represent as much income as greece made this year from tourism its primary industry. so even if individual enterprises survived the energy crisis, greece as a whole is losing enormous amounts of money. the ukraine war is speeding up investment in renewable energy. but for now, governments are forced to offer fossil fuel subsidies to preserve jobs and livelihoods. jobs are open, close al jazeera athens, a report my, it's your to investigators has blamed a software failure to the crash of a boeing 737 max plane in 201957 people were killed when the ethiopian airlines jet crashed. minutes are to take off from addis ababa. findings corresponded previous investigations which bring the models, anti stall system, because the 2nd crash of its kind within months and forced back into ground all at 737, max plains, worldwide. oil giant shower has agreed to pay nearly $16000000.00 to nyja and communities affected by leaks and its pipelines are accompanied, says a settlement for oil spills between 20042007 is not an admission of liability. it says pipelines were sabotage

greece? greece — no, from london. you have tutankhamun here, so much tutankhamun. landmark year for egypt's antiquities, with new and restored discoveries opening and a huge, glittering parade as the mummies of 22 pharaohs were moved to their new home — the national museum of egyptian civilisation. it has been a landmark year for egypt's antiquities, with new and restored discoveries opening and a huge, glittering parade as the mummies of 22 pharaohs were moved to their new home — the national museum of egyptian civilisation. also newly opened after restoration work is the home of the man widely credited with finding tutankhamun�*s burial chamber, howard carter. however, many say the egyptian contribution to all this has been overlooked, and i'm on my way to hear some of that story and meet a family very well known in these parts, although sadly not outside this country. it's interesting with the two sides of the nile. i've just come from the east side, which is where there's all the shops, and life bustles on and people live there and stuff. but i'm heading now ba

ceiling at the level of 275 euros per megawatt-hour, which was not liked more by italy, slovenia and greecewhich demand to reduce the maximum price to 160 euros. now they are discussing a conditionally compromise honest option. today we have before us the proposal of the czech presidency on a ceiling of 188 euros. france has previously stated that it would have a comfortable price of 260 to 200 euros. oh mass. we must agree on a mechanism for correcting prices in the gas market the leaders of the eu countries have set a clear task for their ministers to reach an agreement. today i believe that a deal is possible, but this will require everyone to be highly willing to compromise in their turn. vladimir putin had previously made it clear that russia would not sell abroad. fuel to the detriment of self-interest. and here is the presidential press secretary today. dmitry peskov told reporters that moscow had almost completed the development of response measures to the western sanctions imposed 2 weeks ago . at the same time they forbade themselves to receive. our oil by sea, well, here's the la