lithuania's deputy defence minister, margiris abukeviches says it's all very worrying. information about user behaviour. and this information is sent to servers outside europe and to servers which are owned by chinese companies. so this is, i would say, a risk of losing personal data. the second finding is related to the censorship tool, built—in censorship tool which, at the moment of our analysis, was deactivated in lithuania and in europe. but we have managed to analyse the list of almost a50 keywords which filter your searches on the internet. this list is updated every couple of days, it is not activated in our region, but our analysis tells us that in theory, they could remotely activate that list and they can activate that function without the consumer knowing that. this is a really, i would say, the biggest political issue or risk we found. one thing is about censorship in china, but the other thing is that european consumers, western consumers could be affected by this type of censorship rules. lava flowing from the volcano that erupted last weekend on the cana

this comes a day after lithuania advised its citizens to dispose of chinese—made phones over securitydeed. lithuania�*s defence ministry has told consumers there two throwaway chinese mobile phones and to avoid buying new ones. it said they tested the 5g models of china�*s two biggest smartphone makers, thatis two biggest smartphone makers, that is xiaomi and huawei. and it came to xiaomi, which has been dubbed the apple of china, andindeed been dubbed the apple of china, and indeed has seen huge growth in recent years that rivals apple, the defence ministry said its phones can detect and sensor certain terms, about a50 terms or phrases or up. some of these include "free to bet" or "long live taiwanese independence" or "democracy movement". it also said that wireless technology could be turned off in europe, it could be turned back on remotely without the user knowing. when it came to huawei, lithuania tested the 5g phone into the ministry found that its equivalent of the app store redirects consumers to different e—stores and there they may be prompted to download certain content tha

other hand, bell ruse is saying that the european union is turning a blind eye on how poland and lithuania are mis treating the african refugees and all how they're pretty much taking them out of the country. back into bella luce, during the press conference, the journalist asked the 2 presidents whether moscow and mens were ready to react to all that's accordingly with some joint action. a lot of our potent replied that the, this is none of russia's business, because here we're talking about the border between poland and bell rouge, between lithuania and bruce. but the russian president did go on to criticize the european union. what he meant was that european countries are in touch with the taliban. however, they are refusing to talk to the bell. russian government directly, which never came to power as a result of an armed take over more the, the my answer is go and talk to the bell original authorities, european countries talk about the catastrophe. enough chemist on blame themselves for leaving the people the but some african refugees have been pushed out of europe towards better rush

because here we're talking about the border between poland and bell rouge, between lithuania and bruce, but the russian president did go on to criticize the european union. what he meant was that european countries are in touch with the taliban. however, they are refusing to talk to the bell, russian government directly, which never came to power as a result of an armed take over with you. my answer is go and talk to the bell original authorities, european countries talk about the catastrophe. enough chemist on blame themselves for leaving the people the but some african refugees have been pushed out of europe towards better versus borders with lithuania and poland. i don't understand this logic, you can blame dollars for anything, but at least taking the afghans went to push them out to back to get this done. but then will they ask us to get them out of there again, there is no logic. a much wider discussion on the of refugees and other security issues related to again, a stan is expected next week when alexander lucas shinkel and vladimir putin will be joined by other heads of state

because here we're talking about the border between poland and bell rouge, between lithuania and bruce, but the russian president did go on to criticize the european union. what he meant was that european countries are in touch with the taliban. however, they are refusing to talk to the bell, russian government directly, which never came to power as a result of an armed take over with you. my answer is go and talk to the bell original authorities, european countries talk about the catastrophe. enough chemist on blame themselves for leaving the people the but some african refugees have been pushed out of europe towards better versus borders with lithuania and poland. i don't understand this logic, you can blame dollars for anything, but at least taking the afghans went to push them out to back to afghanistan. but then will they ask us to get them out of there again, there is no logic. a much wider discussion on the issue of refugees and other security issues related to again, a stan is expected next week when alexander lucas shantell and vladimir putin will be joined by other heads of s

earlier, we asked dw's chief technology correspondent what is behind lithuania's decisions test the -to ask their citizens to scrap their smartphones. >> if you already have one, you might nt to that away. that is quite a statement. with the whinny of backs this with an analysis by its cybersecurity agency. the agency looked at three popular phones from china. and of them had a built-in capability to censor certain words. it was secretly sendg some data abroad. we have heard similar reports from other places in the wor from the global south. those are places where there are fewer part -- fewer data protection rules. with the way neah is part of the european union -- with the way lithuania is part of the european union. brent: the european union has unveiled universal plans for universal charger for mobile phones, headphones and portable speakers. concerns mount over electronic waste. apple, which makes one of three charging systems in use is expected to fight this plan. torrential rain in parts of southwestern spain has turned streets into rivers. in one western province, it has been

usually you have withdrawn your ambassadors, china and lithuania. we are talking - like this? i think this is not the | first time we are talking about, like this? i think this is not the - first time we are talking about, you know him at risk related to chinese technologies. last year, the same national cybersecurity centre revealed findings about chinese manufactured cameras. now we are focusing on the phones. and there are different reasons why we are doing that. one is of course we are very much looking forward to informing our citizens and our consumers. we want to raise their awareness, want to put forward recommendations how they should minimise those risks. the other thing which is very clear that this helps to inform political decision—making processes. and... i decision—making processes. and... i was going to sayjoe biden said yesterday at the un general assembly that there are new technologies that pose a threat, and they are used by autocratic governments to control the people. i suppose he would point to this very thing that you have it

poland, lithuania and latvia have accused belarusian authorities of flying migrants into belarus, thend crossings started injune, after the eu imposed sanctions on the authoritarian leader of belarus, alexander lu kashenko. courtney bembridge has this report. polish troops gathered on the border as nearby regions entered a state of emergency. measures mean people can't gather in groups and must carry identification in public. it's an unprecedented move in response to a surge in migrants coming across the border which poland says is being engineered by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on the part - of the belarusian authorities is difficult and dangerous. poland is responsible for its borders but also for the eastern borders of the eu. we have to take such decisions to ensure the full security of poland and the eu. it comes after videos like this surfaced, allegedly showing belarusian officers in full riot gear trying to push a group of migrants across the border with lithuania. thousands of migrants, iraqis and afghans have crossed from belarus into neighbouring cou

poland, lithuania and latvia have accused belarusian authorities of flying migrants into belarus, thenort. polish troops gathered on the border as nearby regions entered a state of emergency. measures mean people can't gather in groups and must carry identification in public. it's an unprecedented move in response to a surge in migrants coming across the border which poland says is being engineered by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on the part - of the belarusian authorities is difficult and dangerous. poland is responsible for its borders but also for the eastern borders of the eu. we have to take such decisions to ensure the full security of poland and the eu. it comes after videos like this surfaced, allegedly showing belarusian officers in full riot gear trying to push a group of migrants across the border with lithuania. thousands of migrants, iraqis and afghans have crossed from belarus into neighbouring countries in recent months and the eu has accused the belarusian president alexander lukashenko of using migrants as a weapon and response to sanctions impo

poland and its baltic neighbours lithuania and latvia say it has been engineered by belarus.arted injune after the eu imposed sanctions on the authoritarian leader of belarus alexander lukashenko. polish troops gathered on the border as nearby regions entered a state of emergency. measures mean people can't gather in groups and must carry identification in public. it's an unprecedented move in response to a surge in migrants coming across the border which poland says is being engineered ljy poland says is being engineered by belarus. translation: what's ha - -tenin by belarus. translation: what's happening at _ by belarus. translation: what's happening at the _ by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border _ by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on - by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on the . happening at the border on the part of the belarusian authorities is difficult and dangerous. poland is responsible for its borders but also for the eastern borders of the eu. we have to take such decisions to ensure the full security of

in november. lithuania has recalled it's ambassador to china following a dispute over taiwan. in july, lithuania became the 1st european union member to allow taiwan to set up an office under its own name rather than chinese type k, which is often used by other countries. beijing reacted angrily by recalling its ambassador china views, self governing taiwan as part of its territory. in now the european union and astrazeneca have reached deal to end a legal battle over the slow deliveries of code, 1900 vaccine shots. the pharmaceutical giant will now deliver 300000000 doses by march next year as agreed a year ago. that you accused astrazeneca of acting in bad faith when it provided doses to the case from plants in europe before fulfilling orders for the block. the columbia and health ministry has said the new covered 1900 straight new spread to 43 countries and regions. the very end which was 1st identified in the country in january as being closely monitored by the world health organization. and according to the health ministry, 39 percent of the confirm cases under treatment

from plants in europe before fulfilling orders for the block lithuania has recalled it, some basset, or to china falling, a dispute over tie one in july and lithuania, became the 1st european union member to allow taiwan to set up an office under its own name rather than chinese type pe, which is often used by other countries. beijing reacted angrily by recalling its ambassador china views, self governing taiwan as part of its territory. if he okay, his melodies as it stopped and attempted rebel attack, targeting burnett, those dam on the blue nile, it happened close to the board of sudan. anything open, colonel says, troops guarding the area, killed 50 fighters, an injured 70. others, if you will be in governments, been fighting rebels in the northern region since november 1 of the most celebrated singers valley matthew, i says he has died at the age of 80 megabyte. i i said he became popular in the 960 was known as the c o. p, and elvis presley, amongst the most popular songs, tim are lazy, which means study. my son style influence modern ethiopian poppies. and i said he had a long

this friendly pooch in lithuania got too close for the cat's comfort. >> somebody looks annoyed.s now-viral clip shows maya the dog seen overwhelming the furry friend with her unbounded playful energy. the cat apparently wanted to take a nap, leave me alone, she's saying. >> i don't know, i think the cat's kind of into -- you know, kind of get it, getting showered with unwanted affection. >> those claws are going to come out pretty soon. >> yeah, we don't get to see the end of the video. there you can hear the cat. oh, it's, it's cute. it's adorable. >> i'm a dog person. so i'm rooting for the dog. >> i am a here for all, all of the dog videos. >> exactly. that's the news for the half >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actor scott foley. and we kick off "record breaker week" with a feat of strength you want believe. plus, send us your questions and comments because we are opening the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! >> kelly: that's right. look who's here. [laughs] hi. hi. well, hi. [cheers

they were in that point nazi occupied lithuania. they were planning to escape by all available evidence, they were trying to escape to sweden. they met up with a couple and they have the insurance of having a holiday. this is boldly reported in other books they just say they were having a holiday, mildred and arvid decided to go to a nazi occupied lithuania to soak up the sun and that's house depicted in other books but that's wrong they were escaping. we have an eyewitness account of what exactly happened the morning it they were arrested but he was a historian and wrote an article about seven pages along with minute detail including dialogue. it reads like a novel, dialogue between the gestapo agents in between arvid, mildred and so forth but actually mildred does not speak. so ed month reports what's happened to gestapo agents arrive at the door. arvid is outside and they surround him. everyone in the house can see what is going on. they are not sure, who are these men? they are in plain clothes and they look official but no badg

s. officers from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. fullness to all of europe led by nancy, germany took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalism. first and foremost, slavic people, n e y d y. so i'm, i need to kick off the damage to noise. i'll try and contact the 2nd front. so nodded in the west was form to me and every month before victory day when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own, ah, ah, me. throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves in so dice you find nicer dodge and told mama home joe crucified the dust and so ready to get free. this type was read me the one dash i gave him as ist dusty, deutsche under best front in reference to me know the thing creak england america safely. i am so glad certain did dodge and all were then creaking ross, land them for bended and angry. some doors by it off on poly, different busy sport so far out for more i listened to your list from the gun nice expression. and in march, 945

you have the baltics, you have poet who is skeptical about these narratives and even lithuania, recently on the naughty side by china. for leaving the 17 plus one. there was no solidarity. 0 natassia: -- natassia: we will have to see if we will find any solidarity around this issue. you're out of time. thank you to all of our guests. and you for watching. you can see this any time by visiting our website and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. we can also join the conversation on twitter. ♪ # ♪ artbound was made possible in py the california humanities, department of cultural affairs , the los angeles county arts com, the california endowment, boing, and the national endowme for t .

were also in action and they boosted their hopes of a play—off place in group c with a a—i win over lithuaniaddy mcnair. that's their first win of qualifying — they stay third in the table, six points behind leaders italy, but know that a win over switzerland on wednesday would see them go second. staying with football... manchester united have announced that cristiano ronaldo will once again wear the club's number 7 shirt this season — just as he did during his first spell at old trafford. he takes the numberfrom edison cavani, who'll wear 21 instead. ronaldo scored twice last night for portugal, but he's suspended for their next game and as a result has been released from international duty. he'll have to complete 5 days' isolation when he travels to the uk, before playing in the premier league. united face newcastle a week on saturday. now to cricket and it was a dramatic first day of the fourth test between england and india at the oval. england had bowled out the visitors cheaply again forjust a hundred and 91. but after losing the key wicket of captainjoe root late on, england finished

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meanwhile northern ireland are in lithuania — still looking for their first win in this qualifying campaigny and switzerland and will be missing several key players for tonight's game. steven watson reports. the northern ireland captain will lead his team out tonight missing key players mcginnis, evans, his brother corey and stuart dallas. without them there is a tough night ahead for his man. you without them there is a tough night ahead for his man.— ahead for his man. you have to be read for ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of things. - ready for those sort of things. especially in these times, at the moment the lasses, we don't really well in respect of players we've been able to keep a hold of. whether it's injury, illness, we have lost people but we've got players committed which is given them experience, given them a chance to come into the squad come integrate themselves. maybe they are not expe

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in particular, for lithuania, i think in any of these areas, we could see winds range from about 65 to 85 kilometers per hour. so there is the potential to see some damage, really raw feeling day across iceland, reykjavik at 6 degrees. we've got rain and when it's all part of a system diving down, what weather toward the north atlantic, we're not out of the boards yet for flash flooding across siberia because we have pulses of heavy rain still in the forecast. madrid getting up to a hive. 22 degrees. some of the best weather across the continent can be found toward the bulk in belgrade $26.00 degrees. sophia bulgaria, 24. so these temperatures are running a few degrees above average. we are starting to bounce back and it's down bowl. you're up to 24 degrees, but we do have what, whether for the northeastern lack c region, places like our hobby, once again being hit hard for western africa, some big storms for southern sections of nigeria, affecting lego. same goes for the ivory coast gonna and on the other side into liberia as well. so speaking of the ivory coast, debbie john can expec

that, why am i said that this is none of russia's business because this is a border between poland, lithuania, and bellows. however, latimer, i did point out that if europe is generally interested in solving this issue, it should be directly in touch with the bell russian government, which so far they have refused to do so. now, mr. brewton also accused european officials of double standards. what he meant pretty much was if they're ready to be in touch with the top band, which is considered a terrorist organization in many european countries, then in that case, why can't they bill deal directly with a ball russian president, alexander lucas shanker. give me a few different. those are going to occur. peyton countries talk about the catastrophe in afghanistan, plain themselves, believing that people there. but some african refugees had been pushed out of europe towards bella. bruce's borders with lithuanian, poland. i don't understand this logic. he complained bell or for anything but at least taken the afghans where to push them out to back to afghanistan. but then they will just ask us to ge

we've got this cool pool of air, in fact, weather alerts in play for lithuania, dyllis, we have the potential to see some foss, with sub 0 temperatures, but to the good stuff berlin, we could get you up to 27 degrees while above the average. as we head toward the end of the week, you know, we have some pretty big storms rolling through areas of chad. so n jemina, this will impact you with a high of 25 degrees on monday. that's a peak at your weather, sir soon. ah. one 3rd of all the food produce is wasted with tens of thousands of put out all in south korea has been transformed from west to offender bill, the leader in foot recycling either reporting on how your technology is making this possible in kenya, i mean, the farmer and santi, what he did, the oil, the lavender dependent wall loop life for you, or just one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the death of many for exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organisation telling the name to many as th

tortured individuals in detention facilities that they operate in afghanistan, poland, romania and lithuania. there was quite a bit of negative reaction to such reports from washington. washington refused to cooperate with the international criminal court when it conducted investigations into allegations that the united states had had tortured. and then we went as far as donald trump, being full on blatantly hostile and actually slapping sanctions on top international criminal court officials, including the chief prosecutor bas suda. we cannot, we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court, we have responded any way they the way responsible nation must by condemning the investigation by suspending cooperation with the court and denying basis to those most directly responsible for going after our personnel, now the new chief prosecutor says that they will not be looking into us atrocities in afghanistan. they say because of the taliban take over, as well as limited resources, they're just not going to be able to do it. some observers are looking on and wondering if thi

about possibility of torture by us officials in bases throughout afghanistan, poland, romania, and lithuania. you also had a situation where donald trump responded very negatively to the international criminal court when as far as placing sanctions on top officials of the international frontal court including that chief prosecutor ban suda and the united states basically had a rather hostile stance toward this international body we cannot, we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court, we have responded any way. the way a responsible nation must, by condemning the investigation by suspending cooperation with the court and denying basis to those most directly responsible for going after our personnel. now, while the international criminal court will be investigating situations in afghanistan, they won't be investigating the role of the united states. they say they simply don't have the resources to do it. they're citing the taliban take over the country . but many observers are looking on and wondering, and just simply due to the fact that the u. s. a has been so hard

recently there's been a huge increase in migrants crossing into poland, latvia and lithuania, from neighbouringsending thousands of migrants across the borders of his eu neighbours. poland, in turn, is accused of forcing them back, breaking international law. both countries deny any wrongdoing. 0ur correspondent nick beake reports from the poland/belarus border. hidden in a freezing forest in eastern poland, europe's latest crisis is unfolding. we meet men who fear that they will be the next to die here, overwhelmed by the cold. they'd flown to belarus from far and wide, each with the promise they could then reach an eu country, but they're stranded. if the belarusians could send me back to my country, fine. i will be ok. better i die in my country. this 21—year—old from cameroon tells us how belarusian troops took them to the polish border. they monitor the polish police across the border. they tell us, this way there's no polish police. so they will tell us we must cross those wires. belarus, often called europe's last dictatorship, is accused of exploiting these men in retaliation for eu san

if you will, against lithuania, you look at the weapon ization of the refugee area. generally. does turkey look at refugees as a strategic asset to manage? and that's what it's discussing with the united states. or is it just trying to be, you know, can contribute to the global public good. i think that turkey certainly sees refugees as a strategic asset, less with united states, i think than with europe. but at the same time it has, it has gone far beyond either the united states or any european state in terms of accepting refugees and carrying so. so i think that, you know, the one doesn't preclude the other you know, i, i think that i want to go back a little bit to, to, oh, glimpse david because we found something to finally disagree about. i've agreed with pretty much everything is said. but, but i, i don't think that the, the broad term is perception that the u. s. was behind the who is something miler to the relationship. i think it's actually pretty big and it's, it goes to just how limited the capacity for a broader cooperation is yes. there are these moments where, wh

in particular, for lithuania, i think in any of these areas we could see wins range from about 65 to 85 kilometers per hour. so there is that potential to see some damage, really raw feeling day across iceland, reykjavik at 6 degrees. we've got rain and wind sold part of his system diving down what weather toward the north atlantic. we're not out of the woods, the flash flooding across the.

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eu members poland, latvia and lithuania have each declared a state of emergency amid a surge of thousandsaccused the belarussian president alexander lukashenko of using migrants as weapons — by luring them in and then sending them towards eu countries. poland has banned human rights activists and journalists from its border zone — but our europe correspondent nick beake and video journalist bruno boelpaep travelled to the area and have just sent this special report. they this special report. thought they were going to die. they thought they were going to die. stranded in the freezing forest, far from die. stranded in the freezing forest, farfrom home. we found kelly and owen, brothers nigeria. they claim they have been pushed back and forth by both belarusian and polish border guards for the last three weeks.— border guards for the last three weeks. like a football from belarus, _ three weeks. like a football from belarus, push - three weeks. like a football from belarus, push us - from belarus, push us to poland. in poland they beat us, push us back to belarus. the men had _ push us back

we've got this cool pool of air, in fact, weather alerts in play for lithuania deal list. we have the potential to see some foss, with sub 0 temperatures, but to the good stuff berlin, we could get you up to 27 degrees while above the average. as we head toward the end of the week, you know, we have some pretty big storms rolling through areas of chad, so n jemina, this will impact you with a height of 25 degrees on monday. that's a peak at your weather fears soon. sponsored cattle airways take the worst possible material uranium, grind it into dust comparable to flour and make a whole lot of it and put it into the face with people live taking the call off the bad design. for many pupils. this is a silent dealer. what does it make you feel like you feel like a murder? we have created an enormous environmental disaster and investigation. south africa, toxic city on al jazeera. oh, a welcome back. you're watching out 0 mind if our top story is this, our taliban forces say they've taken complete control of afghanistan's township province. the last region to resist the group t

northern ireland have won the first match in their world cup qualifing campaign, beating lithuania 4—side and they lived up to the pressure with an impressive victory. daniel ballard opened the scoring with his first international goal. northern ireland now play switzerland at home on wednesday. there was a hostile atmosphere for england's 4—0 win in budapest tonight, with gareth southgate's team being subjected to racist chants and missiles thrown from the crowd. despite the home fans being banned from uefa competitions for homophobic and racist abuse, they were allowed to attend this fifa world cup qualifier. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. the euros may have been a wild ride for england, but world cup qualifying had so far been plain sailing. hungary represented a tough proposition, both on and off the pitch. with no england fans allowed to travel, the 60,000 strong crowd was hostile, and after homophobe owe and racism from hungarians during the euros, pleas not to boo england fell on deaf ears. england players aren't strangers to hostility from even their own fans,