ah, i've been fooling welcome to day in greece. the trial opens of $24.00 humanitarian aid workers to say they were trying to save the lives of migrants crossing the mediterranean, facing charges of espionage and forgery. the activists to face up to 8 years in prison if convicted, we're trying to identify migrant boats into stress. volunteers have been helping migrants, landing on the coasts of less was increased like in these images from 2015. the aid workers say they are doing the only right thing, saving lives. but greece says what they're doing is illegal. to day, the week authorities are prosecuting $24.00 humanitarian activists on charges that include espionage and forgery. they could be jailed for up to 8 years. among them, sorry, martini a syrian activist base in berlin. in an interview in 2019, she told the w energy inside that i've done that because i want to help people. and that's given motivation. she became known around the world after her and her sister's refugee story to europe was made into a netflix film. the 2 si

i remember that she was in greece exactly in the eighth year.t remember until august or after it doesn’t matter and of course, then she couldn’t think if sweden wanted to or somehow didn’t think would, then of course, because she was thinking a little about something else. she said there in athens the future in athens she said we were worried about one thing. the influence of one single country in the energy sector of greece in russia is not allowed by gazprom to work and somehow monopolize the energy sector of greece, they have produced since 15 years have passed there. they got it from the fact that, despite the fact that greece is one of the countries that russia then had about 75%, now they have dropped to the level forty percent. and the sleep that greece now receives and is brought there by american tankers, at least 90% of all this is russian gelendzhi, which greece allows itself to be believed, this one, which is in such an economic situation, pays 4-5 times more than pipeline gas. and yet all this is happening, so i, of course, am not s

but greece says what they're doing is illegal. to day, the week authorities are prosecuting $24.00 humanitarian activists on charges that include espionage and forgery. they could be jailed for up to 8 years. among them, sorry, martini a syrian activist base in berlin. in an interview in 2019, she told the w and no chip inside that i've done that because i want to help people . and that's given motivation. she became known around the world after her and her sister's refugee story to europe was made into a netflix film. the 2 sisters had fled the war in syria and crossed the mediterranean sea degrees in 2015 later settling in germany. but she returned to greece to help others arriving from the sea. she was arrested and charged in 2018, john bender, an irish national and certified rescue diver was volunteering on the same rescue mission. and is also among the $24.00 facing metro. or would you'd, if you see somebody in the water and the reaching a handout to hold you, you would obviously put your hand out as well and pull them in as

greece mi . ht win-win for everybody. greece might not _ win-win for everybody.t see _ win-win for everybody. greece might not see that _ win-win for everybody. greece might not see that as - win-win for everybody. greece might not see that as a - win-win for everybody. greece might not see that as a win - win-win for everybody. greece | might not see that as a win and hear missed on's was will likely be met with anger. this country believes the artworks were stolen by lord elgin from the parthenon in athens. the diplomat who removed them in the 19th century is believed to have had a permit to do so. speaking before hearing mickell diseko's bews, greek prime minister, was facing elation, non—voters return was not imminent. translation: , ~ imminent. translation: , translation: the greek people trust us again. — translation: the greek people trust us again, i _ translation: the greek people trust us again, i believe - translation: the greek people trust us again, i believe we - trust us again, i believe we could achieve this target after the elections with full re

yehor told me that there is news from greece, so greece is ready to give up the bmp marder in favor of ukraine, which can speed up the supply of these armored vehicles to kyiv , the german publication build e-e reports everything about it. last year, it was reported that germany would send its bmp to greece. athens , in return, will transfer kyiv to the old bmp-1 the soviet-style agreement on the exchange of armored combat vehicles from germany to greece and log transporters from greece to ukraine is being carried out normally, said the minister of defense , his name is nikos panagio topolos, and according to him, to date, greece has supplied ukraine with even more bmps than was guaranteed by the contract greece received the first 14 marder vehicles from germany delivered 20 bmps to ukraine in january, we will send even more marders and will not deliver even more bmps, the minister said, according to his words, greece can manage for now even without supplies from germany in favor of ukraine, according to mr. geotopolos, greece from the very beginning took a clear position in favor of h

and an al jazeera joint investigation finds asylum seekers were forced to return from easily to greece in inhumane conditions. ah, hello and welcome. the us says it will designate russia's wagner group as an international criminal organization. the white house says there are now some 50000 wagner message res, operating in ukraine. the move will allow the us to apply why to sanctions against the paramilitary group. my kind of reports from washington d. c. i a 3rd force in the ukraine conflict. soldiers from russia's wagner group, essentially hired mercenaries, many of them hired from russian prisons. the group is controlled by you have guinea put it goes in a close ally of that in me a putin. and this week featured in a video made by his own media service, visiting injured fighters in saint petersburg clinic. you must not pity a soldier at war. you must take care of him. therefore, each soldier should be unique. with more than 50000, deployed in ukraine, the wagner group has been on the us rate, offer a number of months. and now it's been declared a significant transnational criminal or

they just put me inside a small room and sent me back to greece. it's not unusual for commercial fairies to have a small lock up room on board, sometimes used to secure unruly passengers. for instance, on this one, we found a holding cell. the crew were heard to refer to as the prison line approach you now the up of the upper deck, the base very but shop is between. the tell me both of barry and the brick code. so puts us and he will need suck. and here in the bow of the vessel is a metal box, angular, unprepossessing, a tool that is inside. there's nothing more than a sheet and cardboard on the floor. words identified as kurdish scrolled on the wall, but there illegible. responding to our investigation, the fairy company concerns said it fully complies with national and international law. actions, behaviors and practices such as these it wrote have never taken place on any of its vessels. and confronted with the evidence, the bowery police commissioner denied italian complicity as well. you go now is elaborate soon shown at the da chart. i wouldn'

resign and an al jazeera joint investigation finds asylum seekers were forced to return from italy to greece and inhumane conditions. ah, the us says it will designate russia's wagner group as an international criminal organization. the white house says there are now some 50000 wagner mercenaries operating in ukraine. the designation will allow the us to apply wide a sanctions against the power military group which recruits many of its soldiers from russian prisons. kimberly how could begins our coverage the united states has made the decision to essential. lee designate the wagner group. this is a military group that provide support to the russian military inside ukraine as a significant transnational criminal organization. now the reason that it has designated this is in order to try and paralyze its ability to operate inside ukraine. in other words, what this does with this designation is it freezes his assets and also prohibits americans for providing funds as well as services to this organization. the u. s. accusing it of committing widespread atrocities and human rights abuses. we cont

then, kyriakos mitsotakis, the prime minister of greece. a nation once seen as the sixth man of europe. the current state of greece's economy may well surprise you. >>> but first, here's my take. davos was back with a bang. after a skinny spring version of the event last may, this rweek, the conference was packed with attendees trying to learn more about the world in 2023. it's not a bad place to try. davos is the only truly global conference that i've attended. in one day, you can meet with chinese officials, american ceos, ukrainian human rights activists and middle eastern entrepreneurs. in fact, i did. every year, some country or trend is surrounded by buzz. this year there were three. the gulf states, india, and artificial intelligence. saudi arabia and the emirates, flush with oil wealth, were showcasing their formidable ambitions. india, which might be the most optimistic country in the world right now, had many of its states competing for one another for attention and investment. and a.i. was the futuristic topic that almost no one

coming up and al jazeera joint investigation finds asylum seekers were forced to return from italy to greece in inhumane conditions. a wave of violence in east democratic republic of congo 7 people killed. and the latest attack blamed on the could deco i'm to group. i'm bridging the gender gap and sierra leone. the new line showing 30 percent of jobs are reserved for women. ah, a warm welcome to the program, a meeting of western military leaders at the ramstein u. s. air base it germany has concluded with the agreement to provide more military says support to ukraine. but the question whether germany's leopard 2 tanks make their way to the battlefield remains unanswered on friday, the u. s. and i'm still in jail of further $2500000000.00 into keeps war effort, including armored vehicles and air defenses. ukrainian troops are currently bog down in a grinding battle with russia around the eastern city of buck mud. well all this is belinda and i's that it's blocking the delivery of lepper, 2 tanks from european countries. the new defense minister boris mysterious, says the decision would requir

i have described being forcibly moved from italy to greece on makeshift presence in fairies, al jazeera, as part of investigation with lighthouse reports and other media partners as her testimony. but refugees being locked in small rooms without food or water, showing how reports from bar initially. across the adrian attic, see from greece, the port of berry in southern italy. it's one of the number of ferry roots used by migrants and refugees from countries like iraq, syria, and af ganesh. then, who risked their lives stowed away in hidden compartments on trucks. the crossing between different greek and italian ports can take between 9 and 30 hours. some di trying others are discovered on board and handed to the italian police liber sledge on laura come down to your land. people have told us about violence and acts of force about being locked up about being dragged from the ferry. one person had an epileptic attack and was, let's say, dragged and kicked by the crew. one woman told us of invasive searches over intimate pat. it's alleged, they're often not provided with translators as re

john hall reports from bari in southern italy, across the adria attic sea from greece. the port of barry in southern italy. it's one of a number of ferry roots used by migrants and refugees from countries like iraq, syria and afghanistan, who risked their lives stowed away in hidden compartments on trucks. the crossing between different greek and italian ports can take between 9 and 30 hours. some di trying others are discovered on board and handed to the italian police liber san john laura combed out the new land. people have told us about violence and acts of force about being locked up about being dragged from the ferry. one person had an epileptic attack and was, let's say, dragged and kicked by the crew. one woman told us of invasive searches over intimate pass. it's alleged their offer not provided with translators as required by law, and that some prevented from claiming asylum before being returned to greece locked in the vessel. they arrived in occasionally leaving, assigning, they were there, edged on the wall. this man pictured himself in may last year, handc

and could the elgin marbles be sent back to greece on loan? stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. the national health service is facing the prospects of more is facing the prospect of more strikes by staff after 1a trade unions said that they would no longer work with the nhs pay review body for next year's awards. the news came as ambulance crews in england and wales took strike action today, for the second time this winter. they're campaining for better pay and conditions. and this time they've been joined by call handlers which is why managers are warning that the impact of this strike could be worse. some of the action started at midnight but the duration and scale of the disruption varies in different parts of england and wales. only the east of england and isle of wight ambulance services are unaffected. the prime minister rishi sunak says it's terrifying that people don't know what will happen if they call 999. ambulance staff have

some were not present, including martini and who is considered the security risk here in greece. so in any case, the judge she went to and she, there was an issue potentially in terms of joining the case again and, but as she moved forward, she is listening now to the case when she was out today and again on friday. but your binder was there on the other monetary and including your witness who is and 7 years of age and they am waiting and waiting and waiting for a for an engine. this horrific as the international bass miss allegations on their lights are on hold. so what is your message then? what do you make of being made by the greek authorities against the likes of sean bender and the others will look if you were to meet someone like sean binder. you would know that this is not a criminal or any of the others. so they just need to let go. sorry, you need to let go of this. they need to put this case and behind them be an allow you monetary and then not criminals get on with their lives. so i'm hoping that we see the charges and yet charges are washed. how do you support them a

this man pictured himself in may last year, handcuff to the railings on a fairy bound for greece, using his description of the vessel and its route. this storage space was located in the vehicle bay below deck and in the greek port of pat trust, we meet pollution from us gun a, stamp. his story is all the more significant because his documents show that he's a minor aged 17 the home on monday to give and i'm, i've been here for 6 months and it said many games. once i have under a refrigerated truck and it went inside the big ship, and when it arrived on the truck left the ship, i was found and arrested. they did not question me about a seeking asylum. they did not take my fingerprints because they just put me inside a small room and sent me back to greece. it's not unusual for commercial fairies to have a small lock up room on board, sometimes used to secure unruly passengers. for instance, on this one, we found a holding cell, that crew were heard to refer to as the prison on approaching the upper via the deck, the bis. very but shoppers between me and tell me both of barry and the bre

but greece says what they're doing is illegal. to day, the week authorities are prosecuting $24.00 humanitarian activists on charges that include espionage and forgery. they could be jailed for up to 8 years. among them, sorry, martini a syrian activist base in berlin. in an interview in 2019 she told d w and no chip inside that have been that because i want to help people. and that's given motivation. she became known around the world after her and her sister's refugee story to europe was made into a netflix film. the 2 sisters had fled the war in syria and crossed the mediterranean sea to greece in 2015 later settling in germany. but she returns greece to help others arriving from the sea. she was arrested and charged in 2018. john bender, an irish national and certified rescue driver, was volunteering on the same rescue mission and is also among the 24 facing the trial. and of course we want to go to trial, we're desperate to go to trial because what we did was legal and we need the judge to acknowledge that we need to get thro

what is the dispute between britain and greece?— and greece? elgin, a british diplomat and soldier, he removes some of them, many of them, from athens, brought them back to the uk. he ended up selling them to the british government and they put them in the british museum. greece has always contested that he remove them illegally. back then, he did a deal with the ottoman inquirer —— legally. for many years, decades, greece has been demanding that they are given back. they are absolutely beautiful, wonderful pieces of art. when i heard that there might be a deal coming, i thought i must remember to go back to the british museum and look at them again! they are stunning. museum and look at them again! they are stunning-— are stunning. there were reports in the --aer are stunning. there were reports in the paper that _ are stunning. there were reports in the paper that george _ are stunning. there were reports in the paper that george osborne - are stunning. there were reports in the paper that george osborne was thinking about some sort of loan d

jazeera joint investigation uncovers evidence that asylum seekers were forcibly return from italy to greece and inhumane conditions. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from dough also coming up. the u. s. urges for the military i to you crying as western defense ministers consider sending german maids tanks. the kremlin says it sees indirect and sometimes directs nice o involvement favoring ukraine plus. i'm heidi joe castro in charlottesville, virginia, where we're looking at the state of abortion, access in the united states. 50 years after roe vs wade. ah, this island seek is trying to reach europe, have described being forcibly moved from italy to grace on make shift prisons and fairies al jazeera, as part of an investigation with lighthouse reports and other media partners. has heard testimony about refugees being locked in small rooms without food or water. some of the victims, a minus show to how reports from barry, italy across the adrian dixie from grease the port of berry in southern italy. it's one of the number of ferry roots used by migrants and refugees from countries l

and al jazeera joints investigation finds asylum seekers were forced to return from italy to greece and inhumane conditions. sierra leone reserves. 30 percent of all jobs for women, including the parliament on management roles, and traveling to see relatives for the 1st time in 3 years. hundreds of millions of chinese headphones to the countryside to celebrate the lunar new year. coming up and sport like father like son, sebastian corda stays on track to follow his dad's australian open winning run as he upsets another grand slam champion. ah, welcome to the news our germany is facing mounting pressure to allow the export of its leper to battle tanks to ukraine, president viola de mer zalinski says they could turn the tide of the war against russia. that pressure came as defense ministers from 50 countries met at ramstein, airbase to coordinate military support for keith. and the head of the meeting, finland announced the new donation of more than $430000000.00 worth of equipment. and the u. s. promised armored vehicles, an air defense worth up to 2 and a half $1000000000.00. today's me

should we return to greece? i'll be talking to longest serving talking to the longest serving culture in britain who culture secretary in britain who says they have to go back . says they have to go back. joining me the next hour will joining me in the next hour will be a be the broadcaster, a psychotherapist , lisa garcia. psychotherapist, lisa garcia. and of course, don't forget you're a big part of this show. so email me at gbviews@gbnews.uk . that's what's coming up this houn . that's what's coming up this hour. but first, we're going to get the latest news . good get the latest news. good afternoon. it's 12:01. i'm rhiannon afternoon. it's12:01. i'm rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom. next month we'll see the biggest strike action ever to hit the after ambulance workers announced a further industrial action in a dispute over pay and staff . 10,000 over pay and staff. 10,000 ambulance staff with gmb union already to join thousands of nurses in strike action on the sick the february and unite has announced wor

airbase and al jazeera joints investigation fines. asylum seekers were forced to return from italy to greece and inhumane conditions. thoroughly own reserve 30 percent of all jobs for women, including the parliament on management roles. i'm heidi joe castro in charlottesville, virginia, where we are looking at the state of abortion access in the united states. 50 years after roe vs wade coming up and for like father like son, about a quarter stays on track to follow his jobs. australian open when he run as he of stuff another gland round grand slam champion. ah, welcome to the news our germany is facing mounting pressure to allow the export of its leper to battle tanks to ukraine. president val, others lensky says they could turn the tide of the war against russia. well, that pressure came as defense. ministers from 50 countries meet, it runs fine air base to coordinate military support for keys. and the head of the meeting, finland announced the new donation of more than $430000000.00 worth of equipment. and the u. s. promise to send armored vehicles and air defense worth up to 2 and a half

but she returned to greece to help others arriving from the sea. she was arrested and charged in 2018, john bender, an irish national and certified rescue diver was volunteering on the same rescue mission and is also among the 20 full facing metro. what would you, if you see somebody in the water and the reaching a handout to hold you, you would obviously put your hand out as well and pull them in as soon as you've done. so, you've committed the same crime as i've committed. human rights organization, amnesty international is supporting martini and bender cheering their child. it says the charges are baseless and is cooling for them to be dropped. we should also make sure that we give a strong measures of such malaysia should not be allowed. it's a, it's a pot, them across europe we've seen in other countries as well. the people who are, they are just to help her face, the charges, criminal, or, or others in an effortless state. to death. such a humor, volume asi sons. but the greek authorities say they're overwhelmed by the number of migrants. the

uh, young greek citizens for that in the purchase of greece, people went on strike , they joined greece yes, in order to immobilize a and fight on the eastern front, that is, the germans tried to organize such a mobilization and in greece we could not, we are still proud that there are no greeks. i hope that e is among those who fought, but against the soviet e, soldiers e on different fronts. we arranged our em, which means our partisanship, our detachments. i'm sure that if things come to some kind of, uh, world war, yes, and where on the one hand will russia i think that from the other side, but there will not be such a real unity against russia. i really hope that after all these heated disputes are hot proposals before the world, i will say, we will see. by the way, the american leadership listened to us now. the white house considers dangerous the rhetoric from the russian side of the aryan nuclear conflict is called to reduce on not put on. and according to our doctrine, by the way, there were already circumstances that made it possible to launch a nuclear strike, because in our

it is written under this that there are signatures of the heads of state and greece of the united stateshis is the formula that no one should to claim dominance in europe is written in the documents of russia's nato summit at the highest level. and if you think that nato's reckless advance despite our official protests is the fulfillment of this obligation. well then, of course, uh, we can hardly understand each other here, but i'm sure you don't think so, that you understand perfectly well what is at stake. and here you said that we behaved in the same way as the rest of the imperialist countries. yes, we are now again called the empire. i leave these terms to uh, discretion professionals professionals. we, uh, are a country where a huge number of nationalities live, where one and a half to one and a half hundred languages. and where almost all world religions are represented. and where there is, respect for the national traditions of each of the peoples, and we, as many national multi-confessional countries, have been developing for more than one hundred years. ah, and unlike western e

taken to russia, dw visits, one family that's been reunited, and humanitarian workers on trial in greece, space charges of espionage and forgery. they could spend years behind bars, the activists say they were trying to save the lives of migrants crossing the mediterranean. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. german foreign minister unable balk, has made a surprise visit to the northeastern ukrainian city of hockey. not far from the front lines, burbock held talks with her ukrainian counterpart and toured several critical infrastructure sites, including a power station and her children's hospital. crane's infrastructure has been under increasing attack from russia. their box paid tribute to the incredible stamina and courage of the ukrainians. our correspondent max santa accompanied emily burbock in hockey. i asked him about the purpose of the foreign minister's visit. right, so the german foreign minister actually followed the invitation by her ukrainian counterpart, calais about to show a different part of the country apart from key that has been visited by foreign head

an officer a joints investigation finds asylum seekers before is to return from italy to greece. it inhumane conditions and a wave of violence in eastern democratic republic of congo 7 people killed in the latest attack blamed on the could deco armed group. i'm trying to get raska with the sports as it's leaf. most successful football club event is stuff as a major blow to the season of being docked. 15 league points over that transfer didn't ah very well. well, come to the news. our. the u. s. says it will designate the private russian military company, the wagner group as an international criminal group. the move will freeze the group's assets and band americans from providing funds to the organisation. white house national security spokesperson, john kirby says, the wagner has tens of thousands of fi. it is currently in ukraine, and about 80 percent of them are drawn from russian prisons. kimberly how can begin sar coverage in our, from the white house. the united states has made the decision to essentially designate the wagner group. this is a military group to provide suppor

a joint investigation uncovers evidence that asylum seekers were forcibly returned from italy to greece and humane conditions. the u. s urges fir, the military i to, you cried as wisdom defense ministers. consider sending gym and maids to tax. the kremlin says it sees indirect and sometimes direct nato involvement favoring you crying. in sierra leone reserves. 30 percent of all jobs for women, including parliaments and management roles. in sports women's number $18.00 dash fiance act takes less than an hour to reach round for v australian. i think that's not the case by andy murray. he slammed organizes for letting his epic 5 set come back and go on until past 4 in the morning. ah, ah. asylum seekers trying to reach europe have described being forcibly moved from italy to greece on make shift prisons and fairies al jazeera, as part of an investigation with lighthouse reports and other media partners has heard testimony about refugees being locked in small rooms without food or water. and illegal forced returns, some of the victims a minus showing how reports from barry italy across the

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those who support returning the sculptures to greece believe there is some flexibility in the cultureecretary's stance, even a former culture minister. what i thought was interesting was that she left wiggle room for what i think george osborne and the british museum want to do, which is to create a cultural partnership with greece, where it is possible for the parthenon sculptures to physically return to athens for a period of time, in return for some pre—eminent objects coming from athens to the british museum. and that would be a win—win for everybody. greece might not see that as a win, and here, michelle donnellan's words will likely be met with anger. this country believes the artworks were stolen by lord elgin from its parthenon temple in athens. the british museum says the diplomat who removed them in 19th century had a permit to do so. speaking before hearing the culture secretary's views, the greek prime minister, who is facing an election, warned voters return was not imminent. translation: if the greek people trust us again, - i believe we could achieve this target after t

greece vetoed the membership of passageway a. we know greece has been using membership in the european union to score political goals with turkiye. these things are normal with a multinational platform. secondly, turkiye is in political election station. -- election season. turkish nationalism has been on the rise. the party have made it quite clear on this, sweden complies with the terms of turkish government, turkey would never ratify the accession agreement. before the elections take place, most likely after early may, i don't expect parliament to ratify the membership claims, but it is another reason that seems to have necessitated such a role on the part of turkiye. so long as we live in a environment like this, so long as there is a war of attrition between russia and ukraine and turkiye is maneuvering within nato -- i think this will continue for some time. mohammed: russia has said it is going to beef up its military presence in northwestern parts of the country in response to sweden and finland's bids to join nato. that

simon they, are the soul of greece . there is a beautiful greece.acropolis museum in location which you can see the parthenon. we're two and a half thousand years. these were created and installed . how can you suggest installed. how can you suggest they belong in dusty hall in the british museum? well, i just think they should stay in the united kingdom. perhaps should be better presented. i've seen them. very good and them. they look very good and they're a real attraction. but they're a real attraction. but they are in united kingdom, they are in the united kingdom, this they are and this this is where they are and this is i we should set is where i think we should set something up a little, shall we? we can now announce that test is going to just leaning across. now, the reason there is such a long table is keep . but anyway, long table is keep. but anyway, just in case you haven't noticed the british museum confirmed for the british museum confirmed for the time it is involved in constructive discussions. greece over the return of some of the m

greece and the greek country.ood and i think it would be a good acts generosity charity on acts, generosity and charity on our to say fair enough our part to say fair enough without enough , have without them long enough, have them back. no, thanks, wendy says capsule, send them home says and capsule, send them home with the uk is love and thanks. for the years we've had them, she says. i hate that so many people here do not care. we all care. oh, you hit me , wendy. care. oh, you hit me, wendy. i care. oh, you hit me, wendy. i care. i just disagree with wendy. not much. anyway, i get in touch. let me know your thoughts. gb views gbnews.uk is the email address and you can tweet me as well. i'm michelle groups on twitter now the big hat if you're a regular viewer, you will know that my show is ordinarily in am free zone. i have a very little interest in the antics of prince harry, but because i have one of his key look like sat next me at the root not so when i come back let's get into it shall we? border mess. tel

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lisa herzen studied on the list. there is a great demand from britain, greece demands the return of then elgin marbles nigeria he is the idol of easter island, egypt the rosetta stone india kahinor diamond, but none of the objects listed in fact have been returned to britain much more and it turns out so not to itself or to people britain is afraid to send everything these artifacts are on display abroad. well, the new queen camila, the wife of the new king charles, as he writes about her in the newspaper, will be ashamed to put on her head during the coronation a crown with the kohinoor diamond, which was stolen in india, in addition to the lands of diamonds and treasures, the british took without demand, also the remains of local residents, and for repressive reasons for the benefit of phenology , the science of the 19th century, which was looking for a connection between the psyche and the person and the shape of his skull , this happened with the knowledge of the british authorities the skulls were kept. in particular. in the main, naturally scientific museum of the country, they ag

you could add the names of greece and crete to norway and dunkirk.string of evacuations and defeats at the time one width said that bef for did not stand for british expeditionary force it stood for back every friday. this group debacle forced a new confidence vote against churchill for his handling of the war. this was not the first vote of no confidence he had to deal with he wanted but it was not a good sign more immediately in north africa itself hitler had dispatched one of his best generals heroin rommel and a new force called the africa corps. churchill himself had great respect for ronald. he even called him a a great general and this led to another round of the war in north africa one bright spot being for the british being the defense of a port of to brook as you can see in that map. just crossed the red line there in libya. by australian and british and later polish forces this defensive to brooke ensure that for the time being. anyway, hitler's forces could not take this to his canal could not go into the middle of middle middle eastern o

at sea greece is embroiled with a propaganda war with turkey. turkish vessel destabilizing an asylum-seekers raft. turkeys coast guard responds with images of alleged pushback spirit the greek prime minister -- >> we are intercepting votes that come from turkey -- boats that come from turkey as we have a right to do. this is our policy and i will not accept anyone pointing the finger to this government and accusing it of inhumane behavior. reporter: according to the aji and boat report, more than 26,000 people were pushed back by the greek authorities in 2022. as a result some smugglers sent overcrowded boats from turkey to italy bypassing southern greece. in rough seas last october a vessel carrying 100 people struck rocks off the -- off an island and at least five drowned. survivors were hauled up a sheer cliff face. search-and-rescue voluntes have been frightened away from the greek islands by prosecutions. but the hearing in lesbos has done nothing to change the climate. charges of spying and other misdemeanors were shelved but serious alleg

or greece, or whatever country is exceeding its share the debt ceiling.e united states, there is no such limit that is placed on congress. it is the two parties debating. and because there is no forceful limit that can be placed, no party will ever allow the debt ceiling discussion to go away. >> do you agree with that? that this perennial battle is here to stay? >> i agree -- find a circumstance in the near future where the democratic party would have the votes to abolish the debt ceiling. while we have had both parties using it as a partisan tool to show that they would prefer to do spending a different way or do fiscal politics a different way from the other party, you have had serious voices including of major party leaders in the democratic party recently be in favor of abolishing it, or at least reforming it. i testified to congress last february, and you had a number of different bills that had been put forward to either abolish it or to blunt it has a dangerous tool. while it has been used by both parties over time, i wouldn't describe it as being

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the secret to protect the famous cheese from greece and one photographer's passion for mosque in europe. the unique self portraits of italian artist julia grillo, are gaining lots of attention on social media. her photographs are combination of reality and fantasy, and she provokes the bureau by distorting ideas of beauty. we visited the artist in london for a look at her latest project. with an ice cream ball you can get your teeth stuck in 2 fingers, cigarettes trade places. this is this the real world of 27 year old julia goody law . the italian artist self portrait of fascinating assyria listen to me is like the liberation of the unconscious. so i like to put surrealism with photography because it's my way to bring my ideas to life. so it's something that just exist in my mind that i actually monitor to make it real good. even though often goes browsing through the antique and vintage shops of camden passage, north london, a native of italy, she moved to london in 2018. i moved to london gazebo was dream, to move to the big city full of artistic opportunities. actually when i come f

we have done all of those things, all we asked the european union that greece follow those very same rules. as there are people who argue that rescue missions like the one you were on only encourage more people to make the treacherous journey across the mediterranean. what would you say to them? i would say that show me any evidence of that. i am while i was imprisoned at a loss of time to pour over the research and frantic and other institutions makes the same argument. it's called the pull factor. and while i've been to have isn't one single evidence that this actually occurs a far more likely pull factor might be the fact that we do not provide any safe means of seeking asylum. and that is causing an entire industry of smuggling to appear. you've received support from some 90 members of the european parliament. are they doing enough at home to push for state or a new action that would make the work of volunteers like you unnecessary look in in the ideal world there would be no need for humanitarian action. at our borders because no one would be drowning in a better world, the auth