it's culturally our own country, even if it belongs to the kingdom of denmark and greenland. nobody's doubting that it's faroe islands. (paetur marjunarson dahl) the biggest difference between living here and living in the mainland, like in denmark or a big city like copenhagen, it's the lack of opportunities. in summertime, in the faroe islands, everything explodes. there are music festivals all over. but in the wintertime, things get really, really slow, and really, really, for some, depressing. bad weather outside, you have to stay indoors, and that's when you have to be creative and find something to do. (sophie fouron) we've been invited tonight to a concert, a home concert. very typical of faroe islands. so let's check it out. ♪♪♪ elin, we're in your house. do you often organize these evenings? - yes. last year, i had 28 concerts here. actually, it was not only music. it was also people who told each other stories. it's just people enjoying each other's company after a hard day's work. especially in the winter, when they couldn't do much else. - how important is music f

and the united states, with support from denmark to allow our air defense operations from the full greenland. during this exercise, -- we will keep you updated as that exercise progresses. we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of a freelance journalist tragically killed over the weekend covering ukraine. he was working on a documentary of refugees. clearly this unprovoked war by mr. putin has created more than two and half-million million refugees. we applaud the work that he was doing, the bravery at which she did it and our deepest condolences and sympathies go out to his family. we would like to take this opportunity to express concern over what we are understanding now is the industries -- industries sustained by --, she is being treated right now. we wish him all the best. a speedy recovery and a safe return. two examples of the dangers uncovering war. this is a ward that didn't need to be fought. there are journalists from around the ground trying to discover the truth and to tell these important stories. our deepest sympathies go to his family as i'm sure they a

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during this exercise, norad righters will intercept strategic command bombers from alaska to greenland. we'll keep you apprised of that. lastly, on behalf of everybody here at the department, we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of brent renault who was killed over the weekend covering ukraine. we understand he was working on a documentary and refugees. this unprovoked war by mr. putin has created 2.5 million refugees. so we applaud the work that he was doing, the bravery with which he did it and again our deepest condolences and sympathies go out to his family. i would like to take this opportunity to express our concerns over what we understand now is that the injuries sustained by benjamin hall, we're given to understand that he's being treated in a hospital for his injuries. we wish him all the best, a speedy recovery and a safe return. again, two examples of the dangers in covering war. this is a war that didn't need to be fought. just as sure, there's journalists on the ground and telling the important stories. again, our best go out to mr. hall certainly

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hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. and despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to actively and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is right the dissolution of hitler, my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real goal and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland, 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler. the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch, but handle i had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as well for those in and enjoy oh diet room. does they go graphics or no? i off during on damita. want to live

yeah i mean, greenland experiences melt all over its surface each year, and this leads to a lot of dynamics of water flowing across the top of the greenland ice sheet flowing into it, reaching the bottom lubricating it. antarctica itself doesn't tend to have melt events like this. but in a warming world that will be more common first, with ice shelves like this, and then eventually with melt events like that occurring on the ice sheet itself. to that larger change of understanding how warmer antarctic behaves both its ice shafts and it's non floating ice is super important, and i think this example where we got to have a lot of remote sensing data and see this event in action will help us understand the process is much better and be able to make projections with greater confidence. yes, i want to get back, though to this warm spell when temperatures climbed more than 70 degrees warmer than normal. i mean, how unusual is that? so it certainly is an unusual event and i, you know, feel for this small ice shelf having, uh, surface melt, weigh it down in a way that it had an experience before, s

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and then there's europe including greenland, a danish territory, and norway, according to muffling tain, of the university of from so china has adopted a cautious approach to avoid upsetting the arctic superpowers. china based a lot of it's early artic policy on the need to develop scientific cooperation. so i would say scientific diplomacy was very much a 1st step in a lot of china's arctic diplomatic engagement. ah, to establish its scientific legitimacy. china 1st had to explore the polar regions in the field. 30 years ago, they quit themselves with an ice breaker or ukrainian cargo ship was converted into a research vessel. and given a new di square along the snow dragon, soon tie a chinese professor of arctic t or politics recalls the ship's launch. for all the issue along a goes to a scientific is expert. these ends of the also hell, a kind of semi ceremony for the thought. ah, china could every appearance of the sway along into a public events. these is maybe also part of the a we are nice boarding for the chinese public her to the house, a bernice and not only the alta but are t

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president address nato leaders and asked the military alliance for more help to fight russian forces to greenland in my bodily ukrainian army has been resisting for a month and unequal conditions. and i have been repeating the same thing for months now, to save people and our cities, ukraine needs military assistance without any restrictions. plato continues to reject zalinski request for a no fly zone over ukraine of affairs that he could escalate the conflict. but the alliance has agreed to send more weapons to keith, as well as equipment to deal with a possible chemical or biological attack. as concerns, grove, rushes invasion could take an even more sinister turn. any use of chemical weapons, wool? totally changed in nature of the conflict. it will be at blatant violation of international law. ah, ah, it will have a wide spread consequences. and, of course, be extremely, it dangerous. biden joined eely does at the end of the day for summit focused on ways to win the block of its reliance on russian energy supplies. on friday, the u. s. present will travel to warsaw to show support for poland,

and that was specifically organized by the greenland government to just to make sure that for their so they have a safe passage out of out of parking out of the country. and think about this 1000000 strong city which was half surrounded by their options. there was an attempt to surround it, which was being destroyed by the russian airstrikes and under these absolutely tragic and terrible circumstances, the local government was, had the as the high priority to get 4 students out of out of the city into, into a safe place. and again, when it comes to the borders, if you, if you think about 1000000 people crossing the border in couple of days, it might be nasty band. again, your greatness have is a prison with the european union. that means if you show the great new passport, you just walk across the border. so i just want to be sure that anyone ever, and anyone who has been to grant, he knows that this is where they were, the country is multicultural country and it's a very friendly place for all the for that and the, and we hope it will always be i want to add to the other people called

address nighttime leaders and austin military alliance for more help to fight russian forces to greenland in my bodily ukrainian army has been resisting for a month in unequal conditions. and i have been repeating the same thing for a month now to save people and our cities, ukraine needs military assistance without any restrictions. plato continues to reject zalinski request for a no fly zone over ukraine of affairs that he could escalate the conflict. bobby alliance has agreed to send more weapons to keith as well as equipment to deal with a possible chemical or biological attack. as concerns, grove, rushes invasion could take an even more sinister turn in the use of chemical weapons, wool totally changed in nature of the conflict. it will be at blatant violation of international law. ah ah, it will have a wide spread consequences. and of course, be extremely dangerous. biden joined the lead is at the end of the day for summit focused on ways to win the block off its reliance on russian energy supplies. on friday, the u. s. present will travel to warsaw to show support for poland, which

teams from nasa have been monitoring the effect of massive ice sheets in areas like greenland.y while the temperature spikes may be unusual, the melting being observed raises significant concerns. >> these are anomalies. we don't know why they occur, but we do know that there is warming occurring especially of the oceans around antarctica. we know that the atmosphere and the climate is warming generally in the arctic. >> answers to the riddle could ultimately have direct implications to the bay area. the melting of ice sheets in the arctic and potentially antarctica is already considered a major risk factor insignificant sea level rise. in one of the long-term risks of long-term rising temperatures, mike nicco, abc7news. dan: researchers say the area covered by ice in the arctic this year was the 10th lowest on record. ama: we are finally going to get a little more rain, which is good. dan: we will take what we can get. we need more but some is coming. sandhya: for springtime, march, it is good. let me show you what is happening now. the onshore winds, 60 miles per hour in san

address nighttime leaders and asked the military alliance for more help to fight russian forces to greenland in my bodily ukrainian army has been resisting for a month in unequal conditions. and i have been repeating the same thing for months now, to save people and our cities, ukraine needs military assistance without any restrictions. plato continues to reject zalinski request or no fly zone over ukraine of affairs that he could escalate the conflict. but the alliance has agreed to send more weapons to keep as well as equipment to deal with a possible chemical or biological attack. as concerns, growth rushes invasion could take an even more sinister turn. any use of chemical weapons, wool totally changed the nature of the conflict. it will be at blatant violation of international law. ah, ah, it will have a wide spread consequences. and of course be extremely dangerous. biden joined e leaders at the end of the day for summit, focused on ways to win the block off its reliance on russian energy supplies. on friday, the u. s. president will travel to warsaw to show support for poland, which i

and then there's europe including greenland, a danish territory, and norway. according to markland tain of the university of toronto, china has adopted a cautious approach to avoid upsetting the arctic superpowers. china based a lot of its early arctic policy on the need to develop scientific cooperation. so i would say scientific diplomacy was very much a 1st step in a lot of china's arctic diplomatic engagement to establish its scientific legitimacy. china 1st had to explore the polar regions in the field. 30 years ago, they quit themselves with an ice breaker or ukrainian cargo ship was converted into a research vessel and given a new di square along the snow dragon, soon tie a chinese professor of arctic t or politics recalls the ship's launch for all the issue along a goes to a scientific is expert, these ends of the also hell, a kind of semi ceremony for the thought. ah, china could every appearance of the sway along into a public event. this is maybe also part of the a of they are nice boarding for the chinese public her to the house, a bernice them not

18 degradation massage system destroyed a large underground warehouse, storing ammunition of the greenland troops. and you want to frank has greed. and what do i, let's get more in this now from dosage of bari, whose life worse in moscow, said dorothy, what more we hearing from the kremlin about the use of these hypersonic missiles and why it's so significant? well, the kremlin hasn't officially commented about this specific missile that was used according to the country's defense ministry on friday. but what is important is that this is a missile that is part of the are russian armies, arsenal. and it is a missile, a hypersonic missile that the russian president vladimir putin had called an ideal weapon. because he has the capability of traveling 10 times faster than the speed of sound. and that it can bypass any of the current western air defense systems, making it what officials here call unstoppable, and misses. and this was a missile that was an unveiled in 2018 when vladimir putin address the nation. and it was part of a larger group of missiles that the countries a defensive unit un

greenland, this next question is for you because i've had a request to ask you a question. this is my question, not to requesters. for your work with martha, you've coordinating with the federal transit ministration, state of georgia. county governments and of course the city of atlanta. that is a lot of layers for you to deal with and i'm sure a lot of administrative headaches. well not in the same scale, i hear from montanans about the amount of time that reporting that is required for reporting transit projects. even routine operations. so, mr., could you speak about how your organization navigates these requirements. and do you see areas where it might make sense to take a different approach to some of the administrative requirements? >> thank you for the question. we actually enjoy a good partnership with our state and city representatives. we are galvanized by the urgency of good connective public transit. and while there may be issues administratively to be hammered out, there is a lot of the legislation, a lot of the grant opportunities are new. we meet quite regula