members greece and cyprus over these gas fields in the mediterranean. well that's right at the sea in the mediterranean are believed to have vast reserves of any cheek and that has been the catalyst for the resumption of of territorial disputes over the control of all of these seas between both greece and cyprus that has been the last clashes between warships pouncing off one another as they both try to enforce their claims of those seas and they really will see concern that these 2 nato members could ultimately have signed come kind of military clash that's why the e.u. now is rewarding turkey with these talks although these talks have sorted there is the concern that still nothing has been resolved as of yet and they the belief is certain concessions from the e.u. will the hope of them can be the facilitator for some kind of agreement but it's still a long way off during journeys in both are now thank you. i mean while diplomats from russia china the u.k. germany and france are meeting in the austrian capital vienna today for talks aimed at salvaging

mediterranean name and a u.s. navy ship fired warning shots at iranian military vessels in the persian gulf on monday 3 iranian boats came within 100 meters of a pair of u.s. warships the incident comes as world powers are seeking to bring iran back into a nuclear accord struck in 2015. australians are marking 25 years since a lone gunman killed 35 people in the tasmanian town of port arthur massacre prompted the government to tighten the national gun laws or than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in a buyback scheme that followed the legislation. and the exhibition charts the life and work of one of germany's most distinguished nazi hunters for its power was the chief prosecutor at the trial in 1963 he's best known for his role in bringing holocaust architect to justice in israel. attorney general fritz powell was determined to hold the national socialists legally accountable for their crimes when most in post-war germany just wanted to forget the past imprisoned in the 1930 s. as a young jewish lawyer and commit

would suspend these corp measures relations reach a low point when turkey started drilling in the mediterranean sea in areas that countries crease in cyprus consider their territory turkey has now put these activities on hold but other strains remain for example turkey and the use diversion policies on regional conflicts like libya and syria and you concerns over democratic standards of turkey even if the e.u. and turkey and are hoping for a new chapter in their relations cooperation between the 2 will likely remain fragile. our correspondent there in jones is standing by for us in istanbul hi dorian can you tell us how significant today's meeting is and what both sides are hoping to get out of it. well this is being presented as potentially a pivotal moment in turkey relations. reset this is what diplomats are talking about and laying down a framework where the 2 turkey in the e.u. could start to work constructively to read together this comes after a year of turmoil between the 2 and the fact that the 2 senior e.u. officials are coming to turkey in a time when people really travel for face to

we've always regarded the mediterranean sea as a base for peace and prosperity the maritime deal which we've signed with libya in securing the national interest in the future of both countries idea rather mr de baby has also reiterated many times that disagreement serves libya's national interests. the turkish president also plans to send 100 people to 1000 doses of course 1000 work seem to lead to an established pandemic or spittal in the country . on command 3 poorly are keen to borstal existing strong ties with so many sequels as in the country from egypt turkey and you need to greece italy and france the libyan government will need to navigate relations sadly in order to rebuild the fragile nation reference there about al-jazeera istanbul the united nations special envoy for yemen as urged parties involved in the war to find a diplomatic solution martin griffiths describes children who've become victims of the 6 year conflict as a lost generation more than 6000000 yemenis desperately need food with about 50000 close to starvation griffith's comments come before un security council

we've always regarded the mediterranean sea as a base for peace and prosperity the maritime deal which we've signed with libya is securing the national interest in the future of both countries idea brother has also reiterated many times the supremum libya's national interests. the turkish president also plans to send 150000 troops is of course 1000 works into libya and establish a pandemic or spittal in the country on current 3 poorly are keen to bolster existing strong ties with so many still call theirs in the country from egypt turkey and you need to greece italy and france the libyan government will need to navigate the nation's sovereignty in order to rebuild the fragile nation restaurants there that al-jazeera istanbul. mexico under us and guatemala have agreed to put more troops at their borders as a growing number of migrants trying to make their way to the u.s. as according to a white house official number of people seeking asylum in the u.s. as resident recent months despite both mexico and under us already increasing the number of troops in this particular struggling with a

we've always regarded the mediterranean sea as a base for peace and prosperity the maritime deal which we've signed with libya in securing the national interest in the future of both countries idea rather mr de baby has also reiterated many times that disagreement serves libya's national interests. the turkish president also plans to send 100 people to 1000 doses of course 1000 works into libya and establish a pandemic or spittal in the country on current 3 poorly are keen to bolster existing strong ties with so many sequel theirs in the country from egypt turkey and you need to greece italy and france the libyan government will need to navigate relations softly in order to rebuild the fragile nation wrestle said about al-jazeera istanbul. india has again reported the walls highest daily tally of new covert 19 infractions that confounds more than 161000 new cases on tuesday and 879 deaths but the actual number is expected to be higher because test results were delayed at the weekend less of a problem has more from new delhi. unfortunately we are seeing the kinds of pictures that we did

right now, the courier is based off the isle of rhodes in the eastern mediterranean.merica programs picked up by the courier are transmitted instantaneously, or recorded below deck for later it rebroadcast. a seagoing turntable is ready for pitch or roll. since going into operation in the mediterranean, the ship has greatly strengthen the voice of america signal to the balkans, southern russia, and the near east. the antenna is held aloft 1000 feet by means of a helium filled balloon. heading toward the horizon the , courier is on its way to the crossroads of the world, her mission, freedom, her cargo, truth. using what the agency is doing to reach audiences behind the iron curtain, and the european satellites, it has been estimated with 50% of the people with radio sets listen to the voice of america. in the soviet union, listeners have been reported in 69 cities. in communist china, in 14 mainland provinces. because they fear the truth, the communists inflict severe penalty for listening to radio broadcasts from the free world. despite the danger, the people continu

the two countries have grown tense over their claims in the eastern mediterranean.marking the most important date in its calendar, the birth date of its founding father. what is known as the day of the sun has been darkened by admissions from the leader that the country faces huge problems. we have this report. reporter: this is the upbeat image north korea wants to project to the world. extensive coverage on state run media that the leader presiding over projects that improve people's lives, like this housing development in pyongyang , or heavy citizens taking part in a drawing and calligraphy festival to coincide with the day of the sun, and good news features about a flourishing tea culture, thanks to the beneficence of north korea's leader. [speaking in foreign language] translator: the respected general secretary took measures to build this factory so people could have tea at any time and place. reporter: domestically, kim jong-un has had to deliver a far more somber assessment of the problems his country is facin and that his people are all too aware of. more

since going into operation in the mediterranean, the ship has strengthened the signal to the balkans,n russia, and the near east. the antenna is held aloft 1000 feet means of a helium balloon. -- by means of a helium field balloon. the courier is on its way to the crossroads of the world. permission freedom, cargo true. using what the agency is doing to reach audiences behind the iron curtain, and the european satellites, it has been estimated with 50% of the people with radio sets listen to the voice of america. in the soviet union, listeners have been reported in 69 cities. in communist china, in 14 mainland provinces. because they fear the truth, the communists inflict severe penalty for listening to radio broadcasts from the free world. despite the danger, people continue to listen. why do they take such risks? the answer has been given repetitively, such as by this polish interpreter, who led communism. -- fled communism. >> voice of america is a true source of the news. voice of america brings the polish people truth, help, and courage in hard times. narrator: the revolt of work

but the arctic air has spread right across the continent into northern parts of the mediterranean asuite a widespread outbreak of cold arctic air. now, through the early hours you can see clear skies across much of the country. still a few wintry showers there across parts of scotland. but lighter winds, clear skies, a frost as well. temperatures in some cities down to around —2 or —3 celsius early on wednesday morning. so wednesday's looking something like this, lots of bright, sparkling sunshine first thing in the morning. but the clouds will build through the morning and into the afternoon. so actually the second half of the day is looking a little overcast for some of us. and in the north—west of the country, later on in the afternoon, and towards the evening, the clouds will thicken further and we are expecting some outbreaks of rain in places like belfast, glasgow, much of the western isles. and that's because a weather front is approaching, the winds turning direction, actually milder air is reaching us. and by very early on thursday morning you can see that generally across t

we always see in mediterranean as a prosperity. and. the agreements we have signed the memorandum of understanding. that we signed with. libya securing the future of libya. all. we have done previously. we have previously emphasized that all the members and the agreements are for the benefit of the future of libya. by literal relationships and the trade value. we are taking steps to improve and now we should be. focusing on the prosperity of our libyan brads as turkey with its tablets and strong private sector. can give all the help they will give all the help for the rebuilding of libya. tomorrow with the prime minister. and we will have another meeting and these all these issues will be deliberated upon in our meeting tomorrow. also about the education and culture that we will improve our cooperation. of course. of the trouble of coronavirus is continuing. at the moment. tomorrow 150. 1000 of the coroner virus vaccination will be delivered. as the situation is mature but we are going to open the embassy again. and the turkish experien

many young people who left africa they crossed the scorching sun they braved the unpredictable mediterranean all in pursuit of a better life in europe today were asking if the life they were living here was worth the risk they took to get a lot you're going to start out with you right now what does it take to make it in here to get here. takes a lot of air for the takes a lot of it takes great bravery to make it. through the military and but these are the 1st steps it depends on what one piece running from what one wants to seek in in in you are all right chris i'm going to come to you right now and we'll talk a little bit about coming here what you faced what you saw what you experienced. what i came to italy. not just. alone. like. us and most of them now in in the various cornfield africa because it wasn't easy for them it does to do also with luck you know you know like most people live through the sahara desert they also the they went through this the a material where they were not that lucky most people have gone through the sea and most most of them and down there they've been around

the ships are in the mediterranean, missiles are ready to go. but a number of factors get in the way. the whole problem in the middle east with the bad history of misinterpreting and starting wars. we wanted to make sure intelligence was right. that took time. and then on the ground was a delay. other country started to back away from the strike such as the british who would join us initially. they change their mind. obama decided the only congress was to go to congress to do it as united country. and within the cabinet people i have spoken to sell very strongly congress word back the president. democrats would get behind the leader republicans would if limited but it turns out nobody supported the idea. nobody. so here he promised a military strike and getting the support of congress, and that support wasn't there. so that the russians out of nowhere said we will get aside to disarm and this is the way forwardly. he really was stuck. but now to fast-forward where we are now what i have seen important going forward is that it is evermore clear u

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traded accusations in their 1st meeting since their countries came close to confrontation in the mediterranean last year greek foreign minister nicolas the n.d.s. met the president there than on his trip to ankara but an initially core deal joint press conference turned sour when he said violations of greek sovereignty would be met with sanctions the turkish foreign minister called it an acceptable the 2 countries have grown tense over their claims in the eastern mediterranean. north korea is marking the most important day in its calendar the birth date of its founding father kim il sung but what is known as the day of the sun has been darkened by admissions from leader kim jong un that the country faces huge problems robbed of bribe reports from seoul. this is the upbeat image north korea wants to project to the world extensive coverage on state run media of leader kim jong un presiding over projects that improve people's lives like this housing development in pyongyang or of happy citizens taking part in a drawing and calligraphy festival to coincide with the day of the sun and good news fea

and in the eastern mediterranean international law and the convention of the law of the sea but not only that it has violated the very rights and sovereignty of greece with 400 flights over great territory of us an unknown in the w can is a message about image and you come before the press and try to accuse turkey all this just to send a message to your country it is impossible for me to accept this or we wanted to do was to hold a press conference in a friendly way to discuss all these issues in a sincere way and we did and we send a positive messages. if you thought of one meets easing dinosaur the size of a school bus is intimidating how would you feel with $2500000000.00 of them doing the rounds scientists are estimating today that to be the total that to be the total number of to run a source rex dinosaurs that roamed the earth they did so for about 2 and a half 1000000 years mostly in the western half of north africa north america knowing these facts plus the animals expected metabolism life expectancy and body size scientists were able to come up with a ballpark figure they believ

greece's position is clear he has violated in the h e n and in the eastern mediterranean international law and the convention of the lore of the sea but not only that it has violated the very rights and sovereignty of greece with 400 flights of a great territory of us in going in that the you can is a message about immigration you come before the press and try to accuse turkey all this just to send a message to your country it is impossible for me to accept this all we wanted to do was to hold a press conference in a friendly way to discuss all these issues in a sincere way and we did and we send positive messages. india has recorded more than 200000 new covert 19 infections for a 2nd consecutive day the country is now the 2nd worst affected country in terms of new cases the authorities are looking to import oxygen levels run dangerously low the largest is in the state of maharashtra where morgues have been overwhelmed health experts say large political and religious gatherings are making the problem much worse. from the pandemic to america's racial reckoning 2020 was a moment to see y

and create a belt of english controlled country that stretched across from the mediterranean coast to the mountains on the iranian from and back to the century as a as a affront to britain could control and keep other people away from the red sea and the persian gulf. that was rejected by the bunch i wish the older wiser heads said you know that why work your. way into line 1915 the debunks in committee recommended dividing the ottoman empire into several provinces over which britain would seek influence rather than exercise direct control. but when sykes was sent to the middle east and india he began to revert to his original idea of a british cordon from the mediterranean to iraq. so mark from your knowledge of the other question. where would you say that a legion slot was between us and the french. practically all arabs approach. not exactly anti french but frightened of financial exploitation and they are frightened of french colonial methods. but there are many christians in syria in the limit and in particular how do they fit the christians or is afraid at the bottom of their he

would suspend these corp measures relations reach a low point when turkey started drilling in the mediterranean sea in areas that countries crease in cyprus consider their territory turkey has now put the sixty's and hold but there are other strains certain relations for example turkey and the use diversion policies on regional conflicts like libya and syria and you officials have also highlighted their concerns over democratic standards in turkey so if the e.u. and turkey are now hoping for a new chapter in their relations cooperation between the 2 will likely remain fragile our correspondent there in jones is standing by for us in istanbul hi dorian can you tell us how significant today's meeting is and what both sides are hoping to get out of it. well this is being presented as potentially a pivotal moment in turkish e.u. relations but unity of a reset this is what diplomats are talking about and laying down a framework where the 2 turkey in the e.u. could start to work constructively to bleed together this comes after a year of turmoil between the 2 and the fact that the 2 senior e.u. offic

dispute over territory and energy exploration rights between greece and turkey in the eastern mediterranean johnson ruppel this is an athame where prime minister so tuckey's met with libyan officials. greece and libya announced they will negotiate a new maritime treaty that treaty will divide the mediterranean waters between their coasts into 2 exclusive economic zones where each may authorize oil and gas exploration the reason they're doing this is that at the end of $29.00 team libya agreed to a similar treaty with turkey which cuts across what greece claims as part of its exclusive economic zone the european union and greece have called that turkish libyan agreement illegal and have said that it needs to be a no so libya is now entering upon a delicate process of negotiating a new treaty with greece and renegotiating an old one with turkey the reason it's doing this as the head of the presidential council mohammed all known for you said in athens today is that the past between libya and the european union passes through greece in other words if libya hopes for european union investments

we go through the remainder of friday we still got some showers across the western side of the mediterranean of right of course have a low there is still a little bit of snow there just around the alps i saw them catch a snow flurry here well so weather will gradually make its way into the northwest of here up across a good part of olland and scotland as we go on through the next couple of days as signs of that which was starting to push its way that the western areas scott is saying that some of that western weather by the end of saturday a little further race much of eastern scotland out across the british isles should be fine and dry dry too by this stage into a good parts of france more showers just around that western side of the mediterranean whether they're coming in across the balkans and that's some snow that america. sponsored by qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i talk about the my central mission i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's

another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people had drowned or gone missing this year desperate people from syria africa and india but the boat sank less than 10 miles off libya's coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe the migrants were fleeing poverty and war in. down in somalia as many as 900 migrants were said to be on board only handful survived reship wrecks in just 3 days claims 700 more watched just the most recent tragedy involving migrants trying to meet you in the week. to suddenly get a mass migration of millions it's a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble you know lease purple books songs those books so the last very long well you know. work for 22 years counting nobody listened see. in the home. the home to sing we have pits. but when we're looking for the throat the bugs. for instance. this a pit. here is the tool to chain these here over here. libya here. we go for food feel so many are over the. we go 12 more alone here for al

symptoms under control so she sought out of books in a school in an talia near her home on turkey's mediterranean coast. it go didn't go when she gave her for the 1st time i thought which should never manage because of her age and because back then she couldn't even stand up straight i thought she'd never make it but there she surprised it was. not a cs physiotherapist is very pleased with the spry scene his physical condition and her posture in particular. trying to direct systems log she walks much more erect than before she used to shake and suddenly her movements will become choppy your part now there are much smoother in your book on the shanghai of her ticket i could do it in but. nancy lives in a village above the coastal city of entirely or she says came to turkey over 40 years ago with her husband who has since passed away they were hippies who were curious and love to travel the couple and their living making decorative windows and converted to islam. when she's not boxing non-si likes to draw and paint sometimes she even sells her works and a little extra money to supplement her pensio

we are asked why holiday in the black forest and not on the mediterranean sea because the as much better here that's any real food but you can relax a lot more here than somewhere like the riviera in italy or spain but i wouldn't even go there for 3. weeks really gain and today we actually wanted to go to lake garda but that's not possible now so we thought ok he's a. she says great so is the black forest good atmosphere. of the come back to actually this is one of the tourist offerings and freiburg a longboard tour of course you can rent these 2 sightseeing in a different way ok get out and about among other things the important thing is to put your white on the front leg through this hip here you feel your way into the book. but i also want to look cool i mean we're filming that's what it's all about in the media today playing it cool cool office here it's about the feeling once you feel it you can play around with it you that you're going to evolve the truth comes the spirit. of afford him for what the axis of rotation don't serve don't look cool don't have fun. anyway i can do it i'l

syria says a drone has attacked an iranian oil tanker filled with fuel off its mediterranean coast line human rights monitors said 3 people have bowled the vessel died iran has been shipping fuel to its syrian government allies state media is blaming the attack on israel which isn't commenting on the incident. well since the start of the muslim holiday month holy month of ramadan right nearly 2 weeks ago there have been nightly clashes between palestinians and the israeli police in jerusalem tensions will not stop a level on thursday when hundreds of far right jewish demonstrators took to the streets calling for arabs to leave the country saturday night saw yet another protest but a peaceful one as dozens turned out to raise their voices against hatred and violence. doesn't spill jerusalem's zion square to make their voices heard to call for peace and unity and to condemn what they see is a burgeoning movement of jewish supremacy and this is the reason for the demonstration here this evening in jerusalem is a response to the putting events of thursday when unchecked violence badly polic

all societies to get to the bottom of the cinnamon and you went to the island of to dania in the mediterranean sea why sitting here there's one village in the mountains that is very peculiar because. men live to be about a 100 years to the life expectancy amongst men is extremely high you can say it's one of the highest in the world and the other thing is men and women have more or less the same very high life expectancy in so then you know there was a environment with a lot of exercise because men many of these men would look after the sheep when the weather young so they would be in the field for many many months per year every year they would hardly drink wine they would eat a lot of vegetables and so that was a combination of very healthy food and no smoking by the way and this created a situation where men could really live to become a 100 years old so behavior and lifestyle have a stronger influence cell biology the genes were always overrated there's no real biological explanation it really boils down to the way of life what can every man in regard lives where he lives in the world do t

papuans or hottentot and rank them at the lower end of the table indian pop were then came the mediterranean and the europeans and then later on the caucasians on top went in meditative han and in spirit and in co cause here understood the kaiser vilhelm institute for anthropology was founded in berlin darlin in 1927 during the nazi period it became the center for research in eugenics and racial hygiene its director was anthropologist oig and fisher. fischer also became the intellectual father of the draft law that the national socialists and to use to implement their racial hygiene policies it laid down that anyone posing a threat to the help of the german race should not be permitted to reproduce this is the slogan on the sets of you don't know who kisses for this was called the law for the prevention of offspring with hereditary diseases of july 14th 1933 published by one of the s.s. his favorite publishing houses lay months in $1034.00 it contains the entire legal text and who was responsible for what was this inhumane legislation was purely about sterilization and its aim was to legaliz

sector however after a dreadful year there are signs of a brighter future along spain's sunny mediterranean coast along the costa del sol countless cranes are at work building houses and apartment complexes everywhere for developers it's a sight to behold. the construction sector at casa del sol in particular has seen a significant boost for more than 3 years. cove it hit the industry in the beginning but normality has returned. over the last 5 years real estate prices on the coast around mar bheja increased by 28 percent real estate agent marco serrano knows that's partly due to international demand then came corona. currently i don't know of any property where prices have gone down but that also means that prices aren't rising that might not be surprising as beaches have been empty for months no tourists no buyers this complex was completed during the last crisis and stood empty for a long time and just as business picked up corona hit but look at that it was what we have right now is uncertainty through coded we didn't know how customers would react but we have indications that people ar

we're going to sicily, the biggest island in the mediterranean.n it. oh, that's exciting. and you can see the tracks here where the other cars will go. i love trains, but i like the idea that the train goes on a boat. i think we should get a car on this on top of a train on a boat, and then have a horse on top of the car. i am stanley tucci, i am fascinated by my italian heritage, and i'm traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of these 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past

things one of the links is an umbrella species in the mediterranean woodland if it's a vives then also other species will survive and with them a whole habitat and a network of ecosystems. if you look at the team of service the animals and their progress via cameras 247. good hunting skills are paramount for their survival in the wild. special stuff only into the reserve if necessary they don't want billings to get used to humans even more so when it's mating season like now not all reprehension efforts are success via the mail this too high up. it's good that they keep trying. the mating couples are pre-selected so the next generation off i be reeling since is strong and healthy the week before their release the felines also undergo both oral health check in the past the species fell victim to viruses and genetic diseases the veterinarians and biologists examine the physical state of the animals and take blood samples as well as swaps. everything directly in a bit of movement usually they're healthy but we need to make sure they don't introduce diseases into the wild before and that t

europeans a billet who hurt their needs help to stabilize doubt someone from poor iraq or the mediterranean sea that is dear and we are convinced that it is historic or necessary that germany has time itself to nato nato means to overcome national defense policy and therefore also our nato partners can rely when germany government buying green troops. you can tell him thank you very much and a massive shakeup in european football 12 top clubs from spain italy and england have announced the formation of a breakaway super league the new midweek competition will be independent of european football's governing body you a for the super league is expected to be highly lucrative and include many of europe's top money making teams like manchester city ac milan and real madrid as well as the $12.00 founding clubs another 3 are expected to join before the 1st season which according to a statement will start as soon as practicable but you a fan has threatened to sanction clubs that take part of the break away there is a statement saying that clubs concerned will be banned from playing in any other com

grandiose cruise ship can enjoy some kind of dull civitas on basing in the mediterranean it's a risk nevertheless cruise ships made headlines at the start of the pandemic as women cope with 19 hotspots. selfies on the sun lounger chilled drinks by the pool to the pandemic has left its mark here too this is just about how passengers of the m.s.c. grandiose or imagined easter vacation from genoa were to naples sardinia and then on to malta. but you can only go for such a long period of restrictions and closures we made this choice for our mental health to have the pleasure to experience a tiny paradise in a small area in partial freedom obviously always following safety rules with face masks. off. all passengers and crew had to take a covert test before boarding and another test 3 days into the journey. it's also compulsory to wear a face mask dispensing with masks is only allowed in cabins on sun lounges in the pool and at the table while dining normally the ship will be packed with over $6000.00 passengers now only 2000 are allowed on board the hygiene plan approved by the italian au

we're going to sicily, the biggest island in the mediterranean.ecause there is no bridge, they take the train and put it on to a ferry. oh, we're getting on it. oh, that's exciting. and you can see the tracks here where the other cars will go. i love trains, but i like the idea that the train goes on a boat. i think we should get a car on this on top of a train on a boat, and then have a horse on top of the car. i am stanley tucci, i am fascinated by my italian heritage, and i'm traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of these 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. sicily is a mythical land of contrasts -- fire and water, dry and fertile, refined -- that's very french -- and rough. how did one of the poorest regions in europe -- i love it! -- create the richest of cuisines? get ready. >> this is delicious. >> i want to take a bath in it. >> every mouthful here is an eruption of flavor. >> oh my god they're so good. oh my god! ♪ before i arrive in sicily, there is one delicious food ritual that i have to experience. i

for a minute a growling european union will officially consider hulu me a product unique to the mediterranean island the decision won't only provide an economic boost to the country it's also being seen as a symbolic gesture that could bring together traditionally feuding greek and turkish cypriots referring to the cheese in both languages cypriot president nicos on a stasi outas tweeted a milestone day for holy me or holy and for our country a shield of protection is now in place adding that it was to the benefit of all cypriots greek and turkish. the salty cheese is already sampras's top export with the new case sweden germany and greece its biggest buyers producers hope its new protected origin status will further cement its image on the international stage. after the fall we think that this new designation will boost the value of the product and it will once again be recognized around the world as a cypriot product. in a salad or honesty or for cypriots how louis is more than just a cheese it's a cultural identifier whose reputation and distinctiveness will now be enshrined in law. from c

all societies to get to the bottom of the cinnamon and you went to the island of to dania in the mediterranean sea why sitting here there's one village in the mountains that is very peculiar because. men live to be about a 100 years to the life expectancy amongst men in extremely high i can say it's one of the highest in the world and the other thing is men and women have more or less the same very high life expectancy in sydney a there was a environment with a lot of exercise because men many of these men would look after the sheep when the weather young so they would be in the field for many many months per year every year they would hardly drink wine they would eat a lot of vegetables and so that was a combination.

to bring iran back into a nuclear accord struck in 2015. 200 migrants have been rescued in the mediterranean by the ocean viking rescue ships they were found on overcrowded boats off the coast of libya when the vessel picked up distress calls importing to the aid group s.o.s. meditate on a. the family of the late samsung chairman lee could he is to donate tens of thousands of rare art works to help fund a huge inheritance tax bill the levy family expects to pay $10800000000.00 in taxes reportedly the largest ever amount in south korea believe died last year. well it's being billed as europe's biggest indoor rock concert since the start of the pandemic a concert in spain that what it had with $5000.00 unvaccinated music fans in the audience and it's organizers say it did not trigger a jump in credible recent actions everyone wore masks at the indoor bed but there was no social distancing here's how it worked. on stage in barcelona one of spain's most popular bands indie rockers love of lesbian. on the floor of crowd dancing swaying and cheering together wearing masks but with no assigned seat

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activity alone and even harder hit than the recession nonetheless many along spain's most storied mediterranean coast are hopeful for a stronger come back along the costa del sol countless cranes are at work building houses and apartment complexes everywhere for developers it's a sight to behold. the construction sector at casa del sol in particular has seen a significant boost for more than 3 years. cove it hit the industry in the beginning but normality has returned. over the last 5 years real estate prices on the coast around mar bheja increased by 28 percent real estate agent marco serrano knows that's partly due to international demand then came corona. currently i don't know of any property where prices have gone down but that also means that prices aren't rising that might not be surprising as beaches have been empty for months no tourists no buyers this complex was completed during the last crisis and stood empty for a long time and just as business picked up corona hit and look at that it was what we have right now is uncertainty through coded we didn't know how customers would react b

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from the various countries in africa they set their mind and going to the northern shores of the mediterranean they were not coming to libya libya's a transit country everybody knows that similar ports they referred to the u.n. reports everybody knows that but also you have seen and yet in libya they continue to be systematically subject to arbitrary detention and torture in both official and unofficial places of detention are you proud of that no not proud we do have problems and the libyan government has recognized and continues to recognize the violations the problems that we have with mike the libyan government has been associated with these violations has been directly associated with these violations . let me let me just finish this point it's extremely important what you're referring to the constitutes a crimes or alleged crimes on a population of about 4000 migrants in detention centers or what's called a gathering and people and departure facilities it's in the human if you as human one treatment it's probably better 3 is the. it's inhuman treatment we're talking about sexual violence

serious as a drone is attacked an iranian oil tanker filled with fuel off its mediterranean coast line human rights monitors said 3 people aboard the vessel died iran has been shipping fuel to it syrian government allies state media is blaming the attack on israel which isn't commenting on the incidents. turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognize the armenian genocide which took place during the autumn an era ankara has summoned the u.s. ambassador over the remarks in his statement biden said he and all americans honor the memory of all those armenians who perished in a genocide that began exactly 106 years ago thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan have been commemorating the mass killings they were taishan zx and forced marches. marching forward to look back many and officials lead the nation in commemorating the horrors of the past the procession of this hilltop memorial in the capital we haven't included prime minister nicole pasha. members of the public to streamed in to honor the dead and they will come the announcement from washington

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