the guys at yes theory invited to be students for one day at the -- >> university of helsinki in finland> a unique approach to teaching high standard toward their teachers, finland has figured it out. >> they have goals. you're going to like one of them. >> our goals is to interact with as many students as possible, make friends and hopefully get invited to a party and end the night the finnish way. >> it's said finnish can be cold to other but i think that's nonsense. >> are you a student? i guess not. >> suddenly a glimmer. >> listen in. i don't have any friends. it's good to meet you. >> oh, that was sweet. he tries to get himself into a lecture. >> sorry, i think i'm late. >> that's when you use the translator to say it in finnish to slide in. >> everybody speaks perfect english but the collapses a cla finnish. >> okay, i don't speak it, sorry. >> he does eventually follow some students into a bigger lecture hall. he sets off this nuclear friendship bomb. >> excuse me, everybody, just a quick thing. i'm an exchange here for about like 24 hours and i just wanted to thank everybody for

and here in the finnish capital helsinki there are plenty of places for want to be singers to shine. and even in supposedly quiet places like this one. in finland libraries are often seen as cultural centers and some are trying something different. than the. reward for. it's very popular it was i think it was an instant in some foxes to rumors about one mountain so you have to worry about it we have a room room for this sound proof so it doesn't really bother other customers. this library near helsinki is the only one of its kind to date for the singers here karaoke is more than just a way to pass the time south all day in my youth you never showed too much emotion singing was always good for being able to express your feelings yet at the time us and all of us i love singing so and i love singing and it's a great opportunity to meet your good friends here. so. in some places there's even karaoke in the bathroom the ass. to your car. everywhere so green belt sign so that when we want to leave it be in the spotlight that one tire and it's dark here all the time yeah it's a refresh. so

as pointed out with the helsinki commission russia and the united states are members we made a mutual commitment to respect the rights of citizens and it is a challenge if the country is not complying with the helsinki agreement. we must work with our allies a to build the defense against mr. putin's arsenal and then to deter such behavior by russia or any other country. that is the essence of what we are recommending in this report now it is time for the united states to exercise leadership. thank you b-17. [applause] >> thank you for those remarks and for your leadership to get at this comprehensive report. now i will ask a couple of questions i know you have a hard stop five minutes before the hour. what is interesting is much of the public dialogue in this country is russian interference were of somebody hacked into the election process itself which is far is i know did not happen. but you say the russian activities are more broader than that with investments overseas for example they leverage russian interests with energy as a way to leverage corruption or cyberattacks we saw tha

bang for the of buck and i think the helsinki, fins, very quickly understood that. they had large team in the past working on handsets. center and they invented all the handsets. it was about the same number of labs, that wasell focused on the handset business but they understood the value of the future ofting that business. that business has gone away but they understand the value of inventing the future of these cloud networks that we talked about earlier. actually haven't found much of a difficulty explaining value. what year they check in, have you done for me lately? that's normal question? but, in fact, i think it's been supportive which is one of the great things about bell labs history, a great set of off to get handed parents, t of grandparents, great grandparents and so on. but a great set of parents and we have a strong future here at nokia. do i use a nokia product regularly? >> you will soon probably. if you ever communicate in the u.s. over a wireless network that's a nokia product. don't see it because it's called at&t, verizon sprint, t-mobile, but w

hundred euros compensation is not unusual one reason why the world medical association says in its helsinki declaration medical research can only be performed on humans when the potential benefits for the subjects of the experiments outweigh the risks and harms but ethicists say weighing these things up becomes difficult when science becomes untangled with business. wins when not to disconnect the sponsors are exactly the ones who profit from these kinds of experiments and the entire thing is a bit fishy piece of eyes it's also an example of the dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in such a functioning hence the calls for more transparency with such questionable research in the future. to the world's biggest ever digital currency assessed a major japanese crypto exchange has lost about four hundred million dollars in digital assets off a hack attack point check says hackers stole eighty m. tokens from its platform on friday it's among the top ten cryptocurrency is in the world by market capitalization the company says it will use its own assets to reimburse the two hundred s

this library helsinki is the only one of its kind to date for the sing is here karaoke is more than just a way to pass the time south on days i did my you have you never showed too much emotion the singing was always good to be able to express your feelings at the most and all of us i love singing i love singing and it's a great opportunity to meet so good friends here i think. so let me ask you. in some places this even karaoke in the bathroom. of the sea is. your home or. maybe where supreme all the siamese so that would be once a week would be in the spotlight that the entire world and it's dark here all the time yeah it's a refresh cycle. what's a few bum notes when on a dark winter's night a stage like this can bring such joy. practice makes perfect here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you this hour u.s. president donald trump delivered his closing remarks to the world economic forum in switzerland he told the audience that america first does not mean america along. trump said new support of free trade but added it must be fair and reciprocal. as did every news e

to go back to the one hundred seventy five let's look at very carefully what we decided to do in helsinki ninety seventy five i believe that many of these ideas.

you've got to describe this in helsinki, if you describe it, aren't they going to want to monetize it. >> guest: it's another great question, the other way to look at this, i like to think about, how do we survive when many of the other industrial apps like yours suffered. and things like the park, hp labs, big deal. ibm, very large-- and we survived roughly at the same time. and i think the argument i make is because every year we deliver tremendous value to the company that that owns us, so we deliver value and it's creating billions in revenue in i mentioned a million times for capacity. if you're using a dsl connection, which most people are, they're not using it out way to the home. if they're using that connection, that's an innovation from bell labs and we've increased the copper wire in 20 years. it used to be a phone line and now that's broadband access. if you're using an lt network today that's a bell labs innovation, that the company uses. and optical networks, if you're communicating with a data center, you're using a bell labs invention. that's the main thing that we do,

important to go back to ninety seventy five let's look at very carefully what we decided to do in helsinki not the seventy five i believe that many of these ideas would be and could be extremely relevant in today's world and we committed to to stay behind of these principles so stances were different world was different but those principles are in my opinion they are quite relevant today i'm sure they are and i'm not debating that but in today's russia the way russia sees it there are two fundamental problems first is the sanctions and anti russian sanctions and leaders in larchmont let's talk about the interaction sanctions i know that your president has actually said that. the sanctions are hurting russia and here up do you think there could be damaging enough for them to reverse them actually told to trade has increased in spite of the sanctions so imagine how much it would have a national service that is the point so we can do much more if there are no that kind of political problems but but i said you need confidence building measures and it's not one sided effort it's two sided effor

as pointed out from the helsinki commission to be members we made a mutual commitment to respect the rights of citizens to challenge if they are not complying that is our responsibility united states must work with allies to build defenses against the asymmetric arsenal to deter such aligned behavior by russia or any other country that is the essence of what we are recommending in this report it is time for the united states to exercise leadership. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your leadership to get out this informative report and now asking a couple of questions i know you have a hard stop but what is interesting about this report is much of the public dialogue is about fake news somebody hacking into the election happily that did not happen as far as i know but you say those activities are much harder than that? with those investments overseas and in europe to leverage russian interests as a way to exert that leverage whether corruption or cyberattacks we saw that in georgia and estonia. there is a playbook of the hybrid warfare. talking about putting things together in t

have a warm room for this song called so it doesn't really bother other customers this libron a helsinki is the only one of its kind to date for the singers here karaoke is more than just a way to pass the time south on days i did. you never showed too much emotion the singing was always good to be able to express your feelings yet at the time was a lot of us i love singing i love singing and it's a great opportunity to meet so good friends here i think. so let me ask you. in some places there's even karaoke in the bathroom the on the. right you're watching news we'll have much more coming up in the next thirty minutes. for fear of adding one turkish intellectuals funny repression and tyranny. in the new brave refugees it's completely different than this time this could emissions supporters. so this is the brain of tutti coming to germany. flying from turn to german exile in forty five minutes on the double. beats. of step before. it's all about the still lives inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in the inspired by distinctive i

company files are introduced into the market it's been in supermarkets throughout the capital helsinkifor about two months now. a shift didn't finish legislation pave the way for insects being deemed fit for human consumption. thinking that on november the first twenty seventeen finland and several other e.u. members decided to commit insects as novel food for human consumption that was a turning point we wanted to be part of this trend straight from the beginning and now we have the first in the world to offer cricket bread. crickets only make up three percent of an entire loaf never the less the producers say the crushed the bugs are an excellent source of protein amino acids calcium iron and vitamins a loaf sells before you rose. to fame seem open to try it out. it is a. kind of crunchy and i guess it seeds or maybe cricket likes the idea. that . it's really good it doesn't even taste like bugs at all it has the same consistency is normal bread and it tastes great light and fluffy. they're not ready for country wide distribution just yet there isn't enough cricket flower vase. but t

day in los angeles ten pm in helsinki and i live in at night here in moscow this saturday january the sixth welcome to our international i mean only a fourth day of must pro-government march is being held in iran tens of thousands of people have been rallying to show their support for the country's leaders it comes in response to a seven day op rising triggered by poor living conditions over eighty cities. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah well last night the united nations security council washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the move saying that iran should be left alone to deal with its own internal affairs point of view was also echoed by a number of other members of the security council to. in the past week what has happened on the ground throughout the nation of iran is something the world must take note of. however worrying the events of the last few days in iran may be they do not constitute a threat to international peace and security every un memb

important to go back to ninety seventy five let's look at very carefully what we decided to do in helsinki ninety seventy five i believe that many of these ideas would be and could be extremely relevant in today's world and we committed to to stay behind of these principles so stances were different world was different but those principles are in my opinion they are quite relevant today i'm sure they are and i'm not debating that but in today's russia the way russia sees it there are two fundamental problems first is the sanctions and anti russian sanctions in a dozen largent let's talk about the interaction sanctions i know that your president has actually said that. this sanctions are hurting russia and here up do you think there could be damaging enough for them to reverse that actually told through trade has increased in spite of the sanctions so imagine how much of whatever you say lesson is or is that what is the point so we can do much more if there are no that kind of political problems but but i said you need confidence building measures and it's not one sided effort it's two side

hundred euros compensation is not unusual one reason why the world medical association says in its helsinki declaration medical research can only be performed on humans when the potential benefits for the subjects of the experiments outweigh the risks and harms but ethicists say weighing these things up becomes difficult when science becomes untangled with business. when not to it's going to have to sponsors are exactly the ones who profit from these kinds of experiments and the entire thing is a bit fishy piece of eyes it's also an example of the dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in. hence the calls for more transparency with such questionable research in the future. now you're a coffee addict living in london well if so i'm afraid we have some potentially bad news for you and yes it is briggs it related persons impending departure from the e.u. could threaten the very future of the way you start your day our correspondent back at my small. in central london speciality coffee shops have sprung up everywhere in the smallest of spaces. and even in former public toilets for

i was chairman of the helsinki commission in europe for 10 years and in six of those years, the soviet union existed. remember traveling frequently, three or four times a year to the soviet union and other soviet bloc countries controlled by communist dictatorships and , urging, and amending that they allow family -- and demanding that they allow family reunification. ironic if the united states was responsible for dividing families. what we want to do is protect these dreamers who are making such positive contribution to our country. is that something the president will be able to claim as a political win that will make him more appealing to moderate americans or people who would be willing to give him a chance based on his leadership? rep. hoyer: that may be the fact. it is not a question of who gets the political benefit out of an agreement that protects the dreamers, it is the fact that that happens and that is what is important. if we spend all of our time worrying about who gets the political credit or not, then we will not be doing our job properly. we will not be doing what ame

attacks and in august 2015 she left russia and in a few days after this when she fled russia we met in helsinki and she showed me the documents that told really dramatic and a story about russian cyber weapons. by his words in february 2015 she was invited to a company [inaudible] and expert in military company and on a trip to bulgaria and all of the trip turned out to be demonstrations capable of [inaudible]. this is the city of [inaudible]. these are people demonstrating in bulgaria square at the site of the ukrainian minister of defense and then went through the russian website. up to the demonstration [inaudible] they deny this. he told him that the russians tried to buy this in $1 million. when turned down the offer his problems began. he was taken by interrogated and that's why he went to finland. this year might be two months ago and now he is changed his name and now he's working in government companies to hacking in elections around the world and why i tell you about this because it's a rare case when there were other interest in russian state and services to cyber warfare came to pub

among a number of roles he's ban commissioner on the helsinki commission. senator cardin, it is my privilege to welcome you today. >> laura, thank you for that introduction. i also want to thank karen donfreed for her work here at the german marshall fund. it's been an incredible asset on the transatlantic relationships and encouraging dialogue and support for democratic institutions. and it's good to be here with mike chertoff. he's done an incredible service to our country. honor to be here with you, michael. i know you will hear from representative will hurd later, who has been one of the leading forces in the house against russia's malign influence. so i hope you will understand that our concern about russia's behavior is a bipartisan concern or a nonpartisan concern, one of great interest to our national security. the alliance for security democracy that laura talked about with jamie fly is an effort to bring to the attention of the american people, the public, what russia's threat is all about to our democratic institution. so it's a great lead into w

all countries have signed on to the helsinki final act. it talks about basic democratic principles and it gives each member state the right to challenge the activities and every other member state. we have an obligation to call out what mr. putin is doing because it's not only against our national security interests, it's not only hurting the people of russia, it's against the commitments russia made in the organization for security and cooperation in europe. the united states must work with our allies to build defenses against mr. putin and strengthen international norms and values to deter such malign behavior by russia or any other country. i stand ready to work with all my colleagues to protect our national security interests, to recognize the threat that mr. putin poses to our democratic institutions, to look forward to a day when we can truly have a better relationship with russia because they will stop this assault on democratic institutions in europe, the united states, or anywhere in the world. mr. president, i yield the floor. th

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they are set to move their business to helsinki from stockholm. how is that progressing?ill they let debts will he let his staff treatment going? -- will he let his staff treat trade that coin. -- trade bitcoin. 2017 has been quite a strong period, the stock of the companies have reflected that. we've seen smart components, solid demand. meant they'ves been able to welcome -- been able to bulk up in the past year. we will see what they have managed to deliver. those numbers starting to come through. we are also getting breaking news coming through from the saudi's and the chemical space. they are buying a stake in the chemicals company, that is clarion. they are buying it from cortex management. no deal valued is provided they said the value of the deal doesn't extent just doesn't exceed 10%. let's get to the markets overnight. what do we need to know about hasthe mnuchin moment impacted various asset classes? slipping just a little bit in the asian session. concern about global trade. the question hanging over davos, are the moves we saw from the united states around tra

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hundred euros compensation is not unusual one reason why the world medical association says in its helsinki declaration medical research can only be performed on humans when the potential benefits for the subjects of the experiments outweigh the risks and harms but ethicists say weighing these things up becomes difficult when science becomes untangled with business. not to just going to have to sponsors are exactly the ones who profit from these kinds of experiments and the entire thing is a bit fishy to be so why is that it's also an example of the dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in functioning and the calls for more transparency with such questionable research in the future. i want to bring in david brody now because he's a moral philosopher at the university of oxford he's also the managing director of a business advisory principia thanks for joining us david now i know that you also business consultancy advice to folks talking during the depths of the diesel they stand on what was it you identified in the crisis you could help them correct where are they going so wro

in the helsinki document every signature state has the obligation and the opportunity to question every other state. i've questioned activities in the united states where i thought our conduct was not what it needed to be. that's what an open democratic society does. but russia leadership is doing things to, with propaganda, to get popular support that has been misleading its population. i honestly believe that we want to have and can have a good relationship with russia. but it can't be with the country that tries to interfere in our elections. it can't be in a country that is trying to use energy as a weapon . it can't be in a country that invades its neighbors. it's the conduct of the government that is causing the friction. yes, you often root for the home team. and with the united states imposing sanctions against russia, i expect the russian people didn't like that. i understand that. i must tell you, we had the same problem with south -- with the apartheid south africa when the united states imposed sanctions against south africa. it wasn't very popular with the people of south a

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