since the world war uh there was..." issues between turkey and greece, there are two countries on on the similar having mutual borders, as your guest mentioned, they have issues and dispute problems on certain islands in the asian sea, so and adds to that adds to that the problem of of cyprus, now of course back then in in 19 74 when the coup happened actually was the the southern cypriots and eoka organization that wanted to to actually join greece and become an island, the island becomes part of a greece, the country, state, so this is what turkish secrets did not accept and also it was decades of oppression in the island against the turkish cypriots and this is why the intervention of turkey happened so internal like history of historically we have lot as you mentioned lot of conflict in this area and this island. however, if we want to solve it through the united nations, the garants back then, they need to sit on the table again and guarantee solution, a lasting solution for the issue of cyprus. for my personal opinion, i think that the situation will continue to to stay the way

of the united station resolutions and greece will continue to do so. there is no question of this position changing for now. and um, very important is the fact that it's the 1st time agreed prime minister is visiting on those celebrations since then patients the 1st time. and this is a statement on its own. we said that he's being there and speaking tonight at the event together with the legal system believes so. um, however, as the 2 sides don't agree, if it's to expect that we have might, we might have a pressure on european level. we had the statement of what was it up on the line today on x, where she stated that the cypriot issue is but you are p one. as we've heard in that reporting you and case keeping mission is still in cyprus. how successful has it been? and managing tensions um, well, it depends strongly from the perspective. so if we say, if it succeeded to prevent further violence conflicts between turkish cypriots population and the greek cypriots population, then yes, we could say that it has, it has been successful in managing the buffe

the same in greece?hink that's one place where greeks are a bit better, because we have more of a community feeling and we, our families, our families are tighter, closer. yeah. so i up until my grandfather passed away, a couple of years ago, three years ago, i used to go back home every summer and stay with him at his village for a few weeks, and i cannot. i don't have a lot of british friends who would find it to be a good time to go and spend, you know, three weeks in a tiny village on a greek island with an elderly man. >> okay, chances are that your relatives are in australia or somewhere else around the world. uk people we are around so much. >> rightly or wrongly, we have a quarter in this country and i've noficed quarter in this country and i've noticed a difference over the past 30, 40 years. diana, where back in the day grandma or granddad used to live in the parlour or the back room. yes they did. yeah. and you'd go in three times a day, do a bit of food and switch the tv very close by. >> but

and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. that's about crossover out to dw correspondence fi access, talk in athens. hello sophia, how is this the being remembered in cyprus as well? um the state today is known as it's black anniversary or turkish invasion day. and it marks a very significant and tragic event and not only in a separate history, but also in greek history. so the day is remembered with with sadness and it's a day to greece and the celebrations for it. for today's 50, if any of those and versity they, they began and because the early in the morning they will continue until late afternoon. and so they're holding memorial ceremonies to all of those died. so the, and the, and the be to also preview. so there's space for, for stories, for the victims, for the families of the victims. and of course, the speech is also denied from the prime minister from the greek prime minister, who is visiting also media coverage and a various educational programs about the invasions impact as it has been 5, dec. i think it's now an

and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep. on the way forward. i ask the w correspondence, sophia clift, hockey and athens, how this date is being marked in cyprus as well. um the state is a black and versity. this is how it is known. andrews remembered with, with grease and with the sadness and the celebrations for the 50th anniversary. all the invasion day began early in the morning, the garcia continuing throughout the day until the late afternoon. and of course not to forget it as a day, as a reminder of the impact of the invasion and of the fact that cyprus is still divided. so the parades and celebrations from the turkish cypriot side are highly perceived as provocative in greece, cypress as president and the coast chris to delete it, says that the we and if occasion is the only path forward a turkish president, red chip type, or the one doesn't agree, what can we expect between the 2 sides moving forward on the 1st of all, let's mention here that the presence of the greek prime minister could yet cuz me to back these in cyprus, today is a

the crew seeking to united cyprus with greece 5 days later took his soldiers land in the northern coast, eventually occupying a 3rd of the island. a ceasefire was reached with un peacekeepers controlling the buffer zone, the drums through the island and its capital. 9 years later, the turkish republic of northern cyprus declared independence. but it's only recognized by turkey, while the republic of cyprus in the south became and the you member in 2004. despite the numerous attempts to unite the island, nicosia remains the world's loss divided capital, and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. lift that costs over to the w correspondence, sophia cliff talkie, in athens. a sophia, how is the state being marked in cyprus as well? um the state is a black and versity. this is how it is known and it is remembered with, with grease and with the sadness and the celebrations for the 50th anniversary. all the invasion day began early in the morning, the garcia continuing throughout the day until the late afternoon. and of course not to forget it is a day as a

the same in greece?hink that's one place where greeks are a bit better, because we have more of a community feeling and we, our families, our families are tighter, closer. yeah. so i up until my grandfather passed away, a couple of years ago, three years ago, i used to go back home every summer and stay with him at his village for a few weeks, and i cannot. i don't have a lot of british friends who would find it to be a good time to go and spend, you know, three weeks in a tiny village on a greek island with an elderly man. >> okay, chances are that your relatives are in australia or somewhere else around the world. uk people we are around so much. >> rightly or wrongly, we have a quarter in this country and i've noficed quarter in this country and i've noticed a difference over the past 30, 40 years. diana, where back in the day grandma or granddad used to live in the parlour or the back room. yes they did. yeah. and you'd go in three times a day, do a bit of food and switch the tv very close by. >> but

greece was considered a nato outpost in southeastern europe.nd the americans feared that the left might win there. mass arrests and executions began. thousands of people were sent to concentration camps, tortured, and the famous composer mikis theodarakis was thrown into prison. formally, greece was considered a monarchy, but the king left the country. cyprus, having organized a coup already on the island, but it was condemned by the world community, and turkey sent to cyprus-troops, then part of the army opposed the regime and the president, brigadier general feden gizikis had to restore civilian rule. that same year, greece abandoned the monarchy and became a parliamentary republic. on july 23, 1985 , the first mobile ground-based missile system, topol, entered combat duty. it was a new strategic weapon that closed the weak points in the strategic defense. previously, it was provided by heavy silo-based intercontinental ballistic missiles. their location could become known to the enemy. and this reduced the effectiveness of the retaliatory st

formally, greece was considered a monarchy, but the king left the country. military replaced each other in power, the economy stalled, and the population was in poverty. decided to improve the situation by annexing cyprus, organizing a coup already on the island, but it was condemned by the world community, and turkey sent troops to cyprus, and then against the regime was attacked by part of the army and the president, brigadier general feden gizikis had to restore civilian rule. that same year, greece abandoned the monarchy, becoming a parliamentary republic. on july 23, 1985 , the first mobile ground-based missile system top entered combat duty. it was a new strategic weapon that closed the weak points in the strategic defense. previously, it was provided by heavy silo-based intercontinental ballistic missiles. their location could become known. the enemy, and this reduced the effectiveness of the retaliatory strike. the problem was solved by scientists from the moscow institute of thermal engineering under the leadership of general designers, first alexan

and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. i asked the w correspondent in athens, sophia cliff talkie, what we can expect between the 2 sides in the future. a. so 1st of all, let's mention here that the presence of the 3 prime minister could yet cause me to back these in cyprus, today is a very important statement on its own. as it is the 1st time that a quick prime minister is present at the main anti occupation event in his speech, we took back his address. not only that grieves will commit to the unification, will continue to fight until it will reach. the goal is that that is addressed also the you and the international community, mentioning that it's a responsibility and that it shouldn't be tolerated at cypress belongs to the european union. so what we can expect in the near future is the relaunching off of the dialogue and of course pressure on european level. we have the statement of losing up funded line today mentioning that the cypriot issue is a repeat an issue. and of course we can expect in september the u. n. in

and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. it's been a t as soon as the failed assassination plots to kill adults hep left. today, germany's commemorating of the prize and other resistance memorial sent out in berlin. preston from kubat assigned my lead rates in memory of those involved in the attempt had cool against them. now the dictates of july 20th 1944 and john slot will f. schultz said the resistance was a reminder not to resign in the face of history. and then will, man's will be hearing from the ground to door towel. one of the central stages in the conspiracy against had last known us will pollution valko lee. but 1st, let's look at what happened a 2 years ago today. on july 20th 1944 at darin plucked also the cause of history unfolded at waltz slash auto fitness headquarters located in what is present a total curnow canal st. conference dolphin back assembly father and tyrant, officer in the german army letter. an attempt to assassinate each distribution by the atrocities of the nazi regime, shut off and back into s

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feta production technology was brought from greece.ilk is prepared, fermented and then sent for dry curing. we put these buckets, specially brought from greece, put parchment between them, so that the cheese does not stick together, put a special lid like this, which will press him. because the cheese in the brine will float, and it needs to be always in the brine, we have special lids like these, which, that is, the lid presses on them, here they make as many as six types of brine cheese, about 60 tons in total year, they are named in honor of the ancient greek cities that once existed on the territory of modern russia, interestingly, the word feto is not used, according to european rules , only a product made in greece can be called this way; in general, cheeses from the farmer's milk for russia are still dekovinka, and we began to breed these animals en masse precisely for the purpose of giving food relatively recently; in the mediterranean countries the tradition is many thousands of years old. if initially sheep's milk was obtaine

on the border of bulgaria and greece there is a massive detonation of min. the cause was a forest fire. best video, best video blog, cinematography and more. the capital has started accepting applications for participation in the competition for young journalists. return match of the second qualifying round of the league champions dynamo minsk in hungary will play against the bulgarian ludogorets. live broadcast to pelarus 5. a technological breakthrough is needed in belarus. quantum technologies, artificial intelligence, biology and digital transformation. we do not have the right to lag behind global trends. the president had a big conversation about the prospects for the development of belarusian science the day before at the palace of independence. let us recall that in june the head of state ordered the creation of a working group to analyze the activities of the national academy of sciences. alexandra lukashenko calls don't make hasty conclusions. the key report will be discussed at the end of the year. the verdict of the working group will be discusse

sir keir starmer could be about to give the elgin marbles to greece.s the recent decline of british manufacturing has meant we have fallen out of the top ten global manufacturers for the first time since records began. how did we get here? find out shortly. state of the nation starts now . starts now. also be joined by a fine panel this evening. telegraph columnist tim stanley and the author and broadcaster amy nicholson. as ever, i want to hear from you. let me know your views. mail. margaret gb news. com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with polly middlehurst gilded water. >> jacob, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you. police are saying a 17 year old boy has been arrested after two children died following a ferocious knife attack in southport on merseyside today. nine other children were injured. six of those are in a critical condition, two adults were also injured , but those two were also injured, but those two adults are also in a critical condition. following that incident, some media reports suggesting

sir keir starmer could be about to give the elgin marbles to greece. the recent decline of british manufacturing has meant we have fallen out of the top ten global manufacturers for the first time since records began. how did we get here? find out shortly. state of the nation starts now . starts now. also be joined by a fine panel this evening. telegraph columnist tim stanley and the author and broadcaster amy nicholson. as ever, i want to hear from you. let me know your views. mail. margaret gb news. com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with polly middlehurst gilded water. >> jacob, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you. police are saying a 17 year old boy has been arrested after two children died following a ferocious knife attack in southport on merseyside today. nine other children were injured. six of those are in a critical condition, two adults were also injured , but those two were also injured, but those two adults are also in a critical condition. following that incident, some media reports suggesting

june 23, the media reported that the attack was coordinated by us reconnaissance drones based in greece deny the information for the ministers, but emphasized: athens not involved, but responsible. missiles, attacks with cluster warheads, a strike on the beach in the middle of a weekend, four dead, more than 150 wounded, including many children, and before this tragedy, after the debate in the west whether to allow ukraine to fire nato weapons on russian territory, a spectacle for political hypocrisy to their public, it is nato specialists who determine the goals, formulate the flight mission, ensure missile launches, that is, there is no need to give permission to kiev for such actions, but they themselves already... long ago everything was resolved. 8,000 dollars to a guide who will show where to cross the tisa river, for ukrainian fugitives from mobilization the rates are growing, along with the demand, there are no people left willing to die for the regime of the expired zelensky, everyone they can reach is being dragged to the front, and recognition from the ukrainian military comm

to our dear viewers , the olympics were founded in the golden age of greece . it was considered a ritual and religious event to praise the greek god and zeus. with the attack of the ancient roman empire on greece, this period lasted for 1500 years it was closed and gladiatorial wars started instead of these competitions. therefore, the legacy of the olympics today is a combination of the same old mythical traditions and of course the continuation of the nuclear and nationalist confrontations that exist in the contemporary world and mr. pierre ducobertin, who founded this event. kurd has a sentence that says that the olympics is a big silent engine that can never imagine an end to its acceleration and movement, and mr. pierre de coubertin , the founder of the modern olympics, says that i am worried about using the olympics as a political tool and as i am a big economic car, worry mr. ducoberten was right and today, when we are looking at the olympics and examining its different periods, we realize that the olympics. today , it has become a big economic and cultu

before our departure from greece , representatives of the greek authorities spoke with us, who did not against us. me or my guests, it was a complete surprise for us to learn about the accusations that followed in the press upon our return, i categorically deny any wrongdoing, neither i nor my guests did not take any actions that... could lead to a fire. a declaration was signed in the capital of kazakhstan, which reflects the opinion of 3 billion people, this is how the document adopted at the ostoninsky summit of the shanghai cooperation organization, shortened to the sco, is assessed. another expansion of the organization took place in kazakhstan; belarus became its tenth member. today the sco is russia, china, kazakhstan, india, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, iran, tajikistan, pakistan and now minsk. but. the circle of dialogue partners is even wider. first a meeting was held at the level of heads of state in the sco++ format. the president of turkey, erdogan, the leaders of azerbaijan and mongolia, high-ranking representatives of qatar and the united arab emirates, the national leader of

people face. this is the sin of drinking wine, this particle of relics that arrived to us just from greece, and there is a certificate, very beautiful, confirming that this is indeed a particle of the relics of the martyr vanefatie. of course, the central place in the temple is occupied by the icon of the mother of god, who brings joy to all; the most holy lady theotokos helps everyone and consoles everyone. according to eyewitnesses, after a strong during the downpour in the church, in the very center of the wall in the altar part, the outline of the most holy lady theotokos with a baby and two angels suddenly appeared. the lives of ordinary people, if they believe in god, you had a program of truth, iainabelova, all the best to you. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science, but every 5 years new research appears that suggests that the use of sunscreens is primarily the prevention of skin cancer, just like high technologies in healthcare are growing, increasing and increasing technological effectiveness of the simulation. the first who thought about sun protecti

the labor unions are unhappy, but greece working more than some americans.verything just when you think you've seen everything. coming up, msnbc's makeup burzynski was not happy when i guessed suggested kamala harris replace joe biden as a democrats nominee. brian kilmeade will take that on next. ♪ ♪ and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ (♪) whether you're moving across town or across the country, you can count on pods to deliver when we say we will. which is why we were voted america's #1 container moving company. book your move today at pods.com ♪ (alarm sound) ♪ amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ why not?

hundreds of tourists are being evacuated from hotels in greece due to raging forest fires... the rapidpread of fire is facilitated by prolonged heat and strong winds, according to representatives of the fire service, in the last 24 hours alone, 52 fires have broken out throughout greece fires, 44 of them were extinguished, while a storm warning has been announced for today in greece, predicting that the country will be hit by powerful thunderstorms and hail. there are also thunderstorms in belarus today and up to +32. it will rain almost all over the country, in some areas heavily, hail is possible in the east, strong gusty winds, tomorrow the weather pattern will not change, the weekend will be dry and hot, thunderstorms only in places. more information from my colleagues at 15 o'clock, i say goodbye to you at this point, all the best, 33 happy summers, my love the holiday brings friends together again. on july 15 , the international arts festival slavic bazaar will be held in vitebsk for the thirty-third time with popular songs, fiery dances, a bright show and the smiles of thousands

new evidence can be considered the confession of the deputy minister of defense of greece, made duringarliament. question from deputies regarding the raid on sevastopol on june 23. side, and this is based on international law, so in this case greece could have no control, no control, and therefore no information. sevastopol was attacked by american missiles, attacks with cluster warheads, a strike on the beach in the middle of a weekend, four dead, more than 150 wounded, including many children, and before this tragedy, after the debate in the west whether to allow ukraine to fire nato weapons on russian territory, a performance for its own public and political hypocrisy, namely... nato specialists determine goals, formulate flight missions, provide missile launches, that is, there is no need to give permission to kiev for such actions, and they have already allowed everything to themselves long ago. how to justify all these attack build-ups? hysteria is created artificially. for example, here is an article in the german edition bilt. it says, not much, but that russia is preparing an

greece's naxos ireland is a popular destination in the aegean sea.en no rainfall over the past few months and an extreme heat wave in the region. the island's biggest reservoir dried up and seawater's seeped into irrigation wells leaving the island with the water crisis young women my entire job has to do with water level. >> it concerns me 100% if it does not rain, i cannot do anything. if i cannot feed my cows, it is the basis everything everything begins with water currently, the two reservoirs on the island contain 220,000 cubic meters of reusable water. >> only one-third of what was available last year. in order to get water to homes and hotels on the island authorities least portable. the south hello nation units these units treat seawater to make it safe to drink. >> rumors that we are lucky that we are on an island and we have this game can well to turn the seat into water but farmers on the island are not as fortunate and won't receive any of the freshwater there wasn't this about others if this continues, we will abandon the trade. it happe

and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. so it's been a to yes since the field assassination plots to kill others have left. today, germany is commemorating the fries and the resistance memorial center in berlin. presidents front of office signed my lady re in memory of those involved in the attempted cool against the massive dictator. on july 20th 1944 announced a lot of shelves said there was this done. this was the reminder not to resign in the face of history. and the moments i'll be speaking to the ground to deal with how one of the central figures in the conspiracy against hitler. what else corporation felt truly a fast? let's look at what happened. 18 years ago today, 1 july 29 to 44, a daren plucked, alter the cause of history unfolded at wall slash auto fitness headquarters located in what is present. they told him. colonel klaus and come from style from back this time of the father and tyrant, officer and the german army. let an attempt to assessing that each the, this illusion by the atrocities of the nazi regime

peter higgs — a curator at the british museum's greece and rome department.ievable. and why is it believable? well, because it made sense. it's always someone on the inside. the thief was apparently still operating within the museum walls. and it was an insider — someone with access to the stores. and that was a truly scary thought. ittai decides to write to the very top of the british museum. he tells them about his discovery... ..and of his suspicions that at least three gems he's seen for sale were stolen by their curator, peter higgs. what i said was that all the evidence that i send you here suggests that this man, peter higgs, is stealing from the museum — either he — it's he or someone impersonating him. i also wrote in that email that these items were sold for such measly amounts that this suggested to me that what i discovered was only the tip of a much larger iceberg. he gets an acknowledgement email from the british museum's deputy director, jonathan williams. and then, ittai hears nothing for months. now, rememberthis gem — the one with the scratc

but in greece, this has not happened. in fact, that there is no stockton disapproved and it happens that any strong, credible, you know, professional voice has to come out and support the scheme of things by any kind of professionals that i've been hearing, at least in the, in the past few days. our neighbor extraction products, from example in the u. k. the racing of critical i ski. so is there any support for the measure amongst the people and normal working people, the government must have known that this would be a hated move. i hated lose when it is considered about byron. why a gas, you know, trade, you use a call or saying that it be use, effectively rotating, right? that factory workers have. and that the document effectively is playing to the hands of big money and big corporations. and it is also a counter intuitive in the sense that using our, for example, a pension has the right to continue working in the job rather than making way for fresh blood to get to come in. but at the same time, if the government, the

greece plans to decommission more than 30 f-16 aircraft and sell them for modernization and possible transfer to ukraine. al-jazeera writes about it. according to the publication , the us congress allowed greece to buy 40 fifth-generation f-35 aircraft. so the country plans to purchase them and modernize the existing planes. let me remind you that greece is one of the countries that has the largest number of f-16s, but earlier they were not ready to provide them to ukraine. tim sometimes official kyiv emphasizes that ukraine needs at least 128 f-16 fighters on the battlefield. what is the value of the friendship of international terrorists, the yemeni ushites, who are allies of the kremlin, attacked two tankers with russian cargo. both. one was involved in schemes to circumvent sanctions restrictions. one of the tankers was carrying 100,000 tons of crude oil from tupse, russia. it was damaged by a drone attack. another vessel left taman and was bound for shanghai. it was attacked at once by three surface boats, two small boats and one unmanned surface vessel. it is also likely that a

w on paper, greece is economic growth is sound, it's above the euro zone average. so how's the government justifying this move as well? actually, this is somewhat of a paradox because companies across the globe are actually towing with the idea of actually meeting and store me work hours and working weeks. but the government here says it is introducing neighbors skiing a 48 hour working week to boost productivity. and it causes in this because a, because it's a grease is shrinking population in a well of $45.00 demographics and be because of a severe shortage in skilled workers. greece has been facing a terrible decline in its demographics. the prime minister has quoted it ticking time bomb. in fact, um and what has simply exacerbated the situation in, in recent years, have been master slides around 500000 skewed young, well educated greeks who loved the country at the highly refined. now the crisis here, a decade, long prices and the government has not been able to woo them back. so this is how it's ultimately justifying the reason for going ahead with this game a

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according to the publication, the us congress allowed greece to buy 40 fifth- generation f-35 aircraft. therefore, the country plans to purchase them and modernize the existing aircraft. let me remind you that greece is one of the countries that has the largest number of f-16s, but earlier. they were not ready to provide them to ukraine. meanwhile, official kyiv emphasizes that ukraine needs at least 128 f-16 fighters on the battlefield. the authorities of the united states of america received information that iran was allegedly planning to assassinate trump. according to cnn, the murder was supposed to be revenge for the elimination of qassem soleimani, one of iran's military commanders. he was killed four years ago, former us secretary of state mike pompeo was also allegedly among the potential targets. you can find more information on our youtube channel. there is a live broadcast of eteruo, all program releases and special projects that can only be seen here. also a short video on hot topics in the shorst section, subscribe, comment, they are important to us your thoughts you can a

there is no such thing, as if ratonda appeared as an idea, we know well that in ancient greece, suchtern existed in ancient rome, we can only guess the pantheon, which would have been the highest in architecture with the talent of the genius of ancient architects, this is the name of the temple of all gods, as i have risen more than 120 m and for as long as 15 centuries, no one could have created anything more... great and jumping fire, which is like the ancient temple near ryme. so, at chachersku you and i have our own little pantheon, all the way to ratonda, just like that a shameful story, a genealogical story, just with the same patterns, patterns of the ancient times. it was a lot like this in belarus, in the 18-19th century we can state what happened. in private. it's clear that in lidze, yes, there is a right-wing tsarka, which, de facto , was published as a catalan cascel in the 19th century, and the same round shape was chalked to the asnoun ab'yoms of the iraton. darechy, in the savetsky hour such temples were not destroyed, they fell to the savetsky dzeyachs, it was easy t

and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. and you are up to date, stay with us. we have more news coming up. the top of the, the, the untold story for details is going to be funded here repos every weekend on d, w, dw, so on 6 on the inside every day, the room caution. i used to work for free time, like all the world we can take the different w call the world unpack.

but the reality is, turkey is member of nato, greece is member of nato. the european union uh, contains uh, its desk an application for membership of the european union by turkey on which it blows cold most of the time, but occasionally a bit more warm if it suits the political agenda. there will not be solution in cyprus until there is a bigger solution uh to the eastern mediterranean, and you adumbrated several. the conflict zones there, the best thing that can be done in cyprus is to preserve social peace amongst the brethren, the fellow ciprits, as you described it uh earlier. stephen carlton woods is a political commentator in manchester. let's hear from him. stephen, welcome. yeah, good evening george. uh, back to the american politics now, um, with the... democrats now rudless and it seems inevitable what will happen in november, do you actually fear donald trump becoming the next president of the us? especially in, i don't fear it at all, i don't, i'm not going to be happy to see donald trump in the white house, but i'm going to be very happy that

and if it's held that's heat extends and to was the european side of talking to greece. and rick reappears over spain and portugal, but it's quite clearly visible. the doctor visits on this overnight. so the full cost in front of us here. if you want, the house is positive, your zip code of the city 8 to 40 degrees locked and he unlocked our record, but certainly on the health side. the unique perspective, one picture is not going to tell the entire agent once of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is not a rough. it looks like fluoride looks like it's held on hers, voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. folks in the region, government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on out to 0, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm adrian said again, and this is counting the cost on elza 0. your we can look at the world of business and they couldn't fix this week. us dep continues to grow its

greece initially demanded that north macedonia, which was then called. the republic of macedonia simply changed its name. after the governments of greece and macedonia reached those agreements, and this new constitutional name appeared, north macedonia, then at that moment a new story arose with completely unexpected bulgarian claims, claims of a historical nature. ugh. the bulgarians began to demand constitutional changes in macedonia in order for this. the country recognized the existence of the bulgarian minority and the bulgarian historical heritage and everything else, which by and large is to a certain extent, well, how do you explain it, virtual, why? because from the point of view of historical, i would say, realities, either the entire population of north macedonia can be considered bulgarians, as the bulgarians do, by the way, or no one, because it cannot be, if you believe that it is all one people, you cannot to demand from this one people that she is some... group of people that has yet to be found was considered part of the bulgarian ethnos

many european nations are exploring a short of what we, greece is introducing long the office hours for the little the 6 they said you bought the in the us is more than searching for trillion dollars in debt that's almost equal to its entire g d p. let's say a is big, bigger than any other nation's debt, but does that matter? when washington issues the world's leading was of currency? a new report by an independent fiscal watched august, now sounding the alarm among financial experts. the congressional budget office says that by 2034, that is expected to hit 122 percent of g d p. that would be the highest level ever recorded borrowing changes in tax and spending policies. so could the tired of reading get out of control of the us default when it's debt. we'll discuss that, but i'll guess shortly. but 1st, alexandra bias reports more than 50 trillion dollars. that's how much the us government is on track to. oh, it's creditors by 2034. it's an watering number, without precedent. it will be larger than the countries entire economy. 122 percent of us g d p. higher than at any point in hist

, greece, the answer is accepted, let's check, let's check, greece, mexico, so, what do you think, howthe first line, we open the second line, well , here are all the usual suspects that you named, on the third line next to, georgia, there is no mexico campaign, so now i'm starting nerve-wracking, but first, let's open the fifth line to get nervous. it’s not ours that we open the fifth line, on the sixth line there are 240 points, on the fourth line the answer, which someone gave, is 120, well, i don’t know what to open first, let’s open the sixth right away, sixth, what’s there to luxembourg? okay, let's open, open the fourth line, open the sixth line, we thought, by the way, the list, turkmenistan, iran, israel, convince you, but it wasn't enough for you, we have further to tajikistan, mexico, unfortunately, didn't help you, there are gaps. because for the winners now there will be a big game, you are watching 100 to one, we have a big game for the team, new clowns, one of you should go to horror. win 100,000 rubles. by the way. yes. so, attention, are you ready? yes. time ticks down

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but the reality is, turkey is member of nato, greece is member of nato. the european union uh contains its desk an application. for membership of the european union by turkey, on which it blows cold, most of the time, but occasionally a bit more warm if it suits the political agenda. there will not be solution in cyprus until there is a bigger solution to the eastern mediterranean, and you adumbrated several of the conflict zones there. "the best thing that can be done in cyprus is to preserve social peace amongst the brethren, the fellow sipriots, as you described it uh earlier. stephen carlton woods is a political commentator in manchester. let's hear from him. stephen, welcome. yeah, good evening, george. uh, that's the american politics now, um, with the democrats now rudless and it seems in..." what will happen in november, do you actually fear donald trump becoming the next president of the us, especially in the light, i don't fear it at all, i don't, i'm not going to be happy to see donald trump in the white house, but i'm going to be very happy th

forces intervened following a coup by greek cipriat nationalist aimed at unifying the island with greece. the conflict led to the establishment of a un buffer zone known as the green line, which separates the island till today. subsequent developments have shown that establishing a federal state on the island is currently unlikely. president erdogan reiterated during. the irony here is that both northern and southern cyprus are nato members with some cyprus being an eu member, which makes the situation even more complicated. numerous attempts have been made over the decades for the reconciliation of two states since 1974, most notably the ana plan in 2004. the plan was supported by turkish cypriots but rejected by the greek cypriits in a referendum. in may 2004, the eu rushed to admit the soviet part of the island into the block. today cyprus remains divided, with the republic of cyprus governing the southern part of the island recognized internationally and the turkish republic of northern cyprus recognized only by turkey. unka sees the turkish troops presence on the island necessary to