europe, full of a mixture of explosive falsehood and cowardice. men, for many residents of the middle east, europe seems like a distant paradise. they go to terrible hardships rung to where they expect to find safety and freedom, but nicely has lost faith in europe. she thinks the middle east is safer. now i'm going to lebanon because among other things, and who would have thought there is more freedom and lebanon? i heard you say you feel more free here, to what extent? yeah, yeah, yes, i've been teaching for a long time. and i would like to teach again, though i taught in austria and taught for several years at the american university in austria. take, for example, the problem of climate change, the problem of war in ukraine or the problem of the pandemic. these are all topics where there is only one black and white and from the point of view of science, this is a failure. and if we compare it with the debates that i can conduct at universities in lebanon, egypt, israel, than i have much more freedom of speech than in austria, not to mention germany, i often had german students who told me, wow,

for many residents of the middle east, europe seems like a distant paradise. they go to terrible hardships run to where they expect to find safety and freedom, but nicely has lost faith in europe. she thinks the middle east is safer. now i'm going to lebanon because among other things, and who would have thought there is more freedom and lebanon? you say you feel more free here to what extent? so yeah, feel, yes, i've been teaching for a long time. and i would like to teach again though he that i taught in austria and taught for several years at the american university in austria. take, for example, the problem of climate change, the problem of war and ukraine, or the problem of the pandemic. these are all topics where there is only one black and white and from the point of view of science, this is a failure. and if we compare it with the debates that i can conduct universities in lebanon, egypt, israel, than i have much more freedom of speech than an austria not to mention germany. i often had german students who told me, wow, you can still discuss things very

central europe, a mixture of explosive hypocrisy and cowardice, for many inhabitants of the middle east, europe seems to be a distant paradise, they go to terrible hardships, they flee to where they expect to find security and freedom, but karinth nice has lost faith in europe it seems to her that the middle east is more safe now i'm going to lebanon because among other things. and who would have thought there is more freedom in lebanon, you say that you will feel freer there. yes, as far as i have been teaching for a long time. in austria, she lectured for several years at an american university. i would like to do this again. take for example the problem of climate change, the problem of the military conflict in ukraine or the problem of a pandemic. these are all topics where there are only two sides, black and white, from the point of view of science, this is a failure and when compared with the debates that i can have at universities in lebanon egypt israel i have much more freedom of speech than in austria let alone germany i often had german students say wow to me. you can still discuss t

central europeans are a mixture of explosive hypocrisy and cowardice to many in the middle east europeeems like a faraway paradise they go to terrible hardships they run to where they expect to find safety and freedom but carinth nice has lost her faith in her it seems that the middle east is safer now i'm going to to lebanon because apart from everything else. and who would have thought there is more freedom in lebanon, you say that you will feel freer there. yes, as far as i have been teaching for a long time. in austria, she lectured for several years at an american university. i would like to do this again. take for example the problem of climate change the problem of the military conflict in ukraine or the problem of the pandemic is everything a topic where there are only two sides black and white from the point of view of science is a failure and compared to the debates that i can lead in universities lebanon egypt israel then, i have much more freedom of speech. than you austria not to mention germany i often had german students who told me wow. you can still discuss things very

europe, a complete mixture of explosive falsehood and cowardice for many inhabitants of the middle east, europeeems to be a distant paradise ; the middle east is safer now i'm going to lebanon because among other things. and who would have thought there is more freedom in lebanon, you say that you will feel freer there. yes, as far as i have been teaching for a long time. in austria , she lectured for several years at an american university. i would like to do this again. take for example the problem of climate change, the problem of the military conflict in ukraine or the problem of a pandemic. these are all topics where there are only two sides black and white from the point of view of science it's a failure and compared to the debates i can have in the universities of lebanon egypt israel i have much more freedom of speech than in austria let alone germany i often had german students say wow to me. you can still discuss things very openly and critically on questions whether it's about israel's war in syria or anything else? let's play out the scenario that if curry naisen were to live in fra

includes the most pressing problems of global and regional security in asia africa in the middle east in europe and latin america such a dialogue should contribute to the growth of mutual understanding and transparency of military activities has opened this conference is a video message from the president of the russian federation in his speech. vladimir putin noted. that over the past decade the forum has become a significant platform for discussing the most acute military and political problems, the president also noted that more and more countries are choosing the path of free sovereign development and this objective process. they are trying to resist. western globalist elites, i suggest listening to this comment. cyber ​​sport and their vassals grossly interfere in the internal affairs of sovereign states, organize provocations, state coups, civil wars, threats of blackmail and pressure are trying to force independent states to submit to their will to live according to rules alien to them, and that’s all. this is done with one goal to maintain its dominance of the model that allows you to p

one of them is in the north-south direction from the ports of the middle east to europe through russias important for the economy. all participants and in moscow pay close attention to its implementation. together with colleagues from other countries, we are going to work on testing and developing the infrastructure of the north-south corridor, passing from port through india and the wounds of the middle east through the territory jaws of the territory of azerbaijan turkmenistan and kazakhstan in russia and further to european countries 91 routes along highways the amount of investment in the new corridor north, south tens of millions of dollars in the program for updating railway construction, roads and border points , and here the theory is immediately transferred to practice at the conference venue, following the results of three dozen bilateral meetings, several agreements were signed, contracts for the implementation of which will be violated in the near future evgeny ochirochkina ivan lavrikov news, turkmenistan russian doctors have arrived in hospitals of the republic have alrea

central europe are a mixture of explosive hypocrisy and cowardice for many inhabitants of the middle east europeise they go to terrible hardships they flee to where they expect to find security and freedom, but carinth nice has lost faith in she thinks the middle east is safer now i'm going to lebanon because among other things. and who would have thought there is more freedom in lebanon, you say that you will feel freer there. yes, as far as i have been teaching for a long time. in austria, she lectured for several years at an american university. i would like to do this again. take for example the problem of climate change, the problem of the military conflict in ukraine or the problem of the pandemic, this is all the topic where there are only two sides black and white in terms of science it is a failure and compared to the debates i can have in the universities of lebanon egypt israel, i have much more freedom of speech. than you austria not to mention germany i often had german students who told me wow. do you still have things to discuss very openly and critically on questions, whether it'

troops at a naval air station in italy, following a 2017 overseas trip to the middle east and europe. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is been an incredible trip and a great stride has been made. my husband worked very hard on behalf of our country, and i am very proud of him. this trip has also been incredible for me as first lady. in saudi arabia, i am visited children at local school, and a call center with all female employees. in israel, i spent time with some children at hadassah medical center, along with mrs. netanyahu. in rome, i was honored and blessed to be granted an audience with his holiness, pope francis, followed by a very special visit to bambino gesu children's hospital. just hours after leaving a young boy i spent time with, i found out he had received a new heart donor. receiving that news is a moment i will never forget, and i wish him a speedy recovery. in brussels, i met with queen mathilde, a visit in a forum on preventing the online exploitation of children. i then paid a visit to queen fabiola's children's hospital. this trip, for me, has been very special. i w

europe? the middle east will t and with europe? the middle east will try and take _ with europe? europe? the middle east will. try and take over boxing and be the new las vegas of boxing, they have the money so i don't see why not. for british boxing everybody should want aj to win, he has made british boxing, brought it back to life and it is the probably the second biggest sport to football. i want him to win so it is one of the best countries to box out of of in the world. . . countries to box out of of in the world. , ., ., . ~ countries to box out of of in the world. , ., ., ., ,, ., ., ., world. great to talk to you ahead of that match. — world. great to talk to you ahead of that match, thank _ world. great to talk to you ahead of that match, thank you. _ wales' first hose pipe bans for more than 30 years come into force today across pembrokeshire and parts of carmarthenshire. the bans begin as the wider south—west wales area will also be declared as being in drought, as the effects of the driest year since 1976 continue in england and wales. take a look at the extent of the

inhabitants of central europe. a mixture of explosive hypocrisy and cowardice for many people in the middle east, europese, they go to terrible hardships, they run to where they expect to find security and freedom, but karim kneiss has lost faith in her, it seems that the middle east is safer now, i'm going to lebanon because that apart from everything else. and who would have thought, infusion of more freedom you say that you will feel freer there. yes, as far as i have been teaching for a long time. she lectured for several years in austria and in the american university. i would like to do this again. take for example the problem of climate change, the problem of the military conflict in ukraine or the problem of a pandemic. these are all topics where there are only two sides black and white from the point of view of science this is a failure and compared to the debates that i can have in the universities of lebanon egypt israel , i have much more freedom of speech. than you austria not to mention germany i often had german students who told me wow. you can still discuss things very open and critical

of new transport corridors, one of them in the north-south direction from the ports of the middle east to europethis route is economically important. all participants and in moscow pay close attention to its implementation. together with colleagues from other countries are going to work on testing and developing the infrastructure of the north-south corridor, passing from the ports of india to iran in the middle east through the territory of azerbaijan, turkmenistan and kazakhstan in russia and further european countries 91 routes along highways the amount of investment in the new corridor. north south, tens of millions of dollars in the program to upgrade the railway track construction, roads and border crossings. there is a lot of work to be done somewhere on the road. it is better to build bridges somewhere, expand them somewhere in moscow. interest. there is from the russian side , there is from the side of the caucasus and the central asian states. and therefore, god himself ordered us all to improve this corridor to the north together, and the theory here immediately goes into practice at

what happens in china, in the u.s., europe, the middle east, it all comes together to shape the priceoil. so the demand equation is one part of it. then you have supply. supply, because of the oil supply collapsed during covid, investment in new supply fell dramatically in 2020. some countries still are unable to produce as much as they did before covid, including the united states. so while demand growth has slowed and eased, supply is still struggling to keep pace, even with lesser demand growth. host: the white house said yesterday gas prices have come down 17 days straight. is that true and why? guest: yes. the u.s. national average in june broke $5 per gallon. that was the highest nominal price ever. they have eased since then, largely because of slowing demand growth around the world, particularly in china but also in the u.s. that is a key factor in the easing of prices. there have been some additional supply -- saudi arabia and the uae have put more supply on the market. u.s. oil production is generally growing. so there has been more supply. and russian oil exports, despite t

that also potentially western europe and the middle east.— also potentially western europe and the middletrous. briefly, before i. course disastrous. briefly, before i let you go, is there any other situation like this that comes the amount historically?— situation like this that comes the amount historically? there has been no situation — amount historically? there has been no situation of _ amount historically? there has been no situation of this _ amount historically? there has been no situation of this comparable - no situation of this comparable gravity involving a nuclear power plant in the midst of a conflict, especially being used as a shield, as the russians are doing, and almost provoking ukraine from that shield. so i think we are in uncharted territory here, but the lessons that come out of it are going to have to be applied in the future when we think about the future when we think about the future of nuclear power, especially in areas of political instability. thank you so much for your analysis. thank you so much for your analysis. thank you. the war in ukraine has put a st

will be able to provide ukrainian agricultural products to the countries of africa, the middle east, asia, and europed announced that the secretary general of the un is expected to arrive in ukraine tomorrow, and as part of this working visit, he is also expected to visit one of the ports of greater odesa, we will follow this and we will inform you from odesa tetyana bazhana arzura in the category of colleagues, next word to you. no, thank you . tetyana bozhinar from odesa was live just now on the air of the national marathon, yes, more news , briefly about the most relevant, the most important , we will rebuild the parash, we will win, what are you, not the news, together we are strong, so canada has frozen russian assets in the amount of 320 million dollars, as andriy yarmak, the head of the office of the president of ukraine, said, the freezing of assets took place within the framework of economic sanctions against russia due to the war in in ukraine, persons suspected of correcting enemy fire will no longer be able to be released on bail until they are sentenced. the verkhovna rada has adopted an

culture of the historic silk road, the trade routes connecting the far east and china with the middle east and europeums and performed around the world. giddens wants to continue to widen the lens tthis country. >> when you look at the globalness of, you know, where the silk road starts, you can actually look at the united states as just the next stop on the silk road, when you consider all the folks from china that ended up on the west coast, building the railroad, the gold rush and, of course, all the other immigration patterns there were. and one of the things that i felt really attracted to was the idea of telling silk road's story through america. >> silk road sort of expands the map in a sense. >> definitely. it expands the map in a way that i feel like is where i've been needing to go. and i just realized that actually my story is just part of a larger story. ♪ >> her favorite example, one of her own instruments, the banjo. >> the banjo is, you know, an african american instrument. a lot of people say it's invented in africa, it was was invented in the caribbean, but it is connected to west af

international agenda of the problem of global and regional security in asia, africa, the middle east, latin america and europethe president of the russian federation opened this conference, he noted that over the past decade, this forum has become a significant platform for discussing the most acute military-political problems. more and more countries are choosing the path of free sovereign development by this objective process, trying with all their might to counteract the western globalist elites of the united states and their vasya grossly interfering in the internal affairs of sovereign states, organizing provocations, coup d'état, civil wars, by threats of blackmail and pressure, are trying to force independent states to submit to their will to live by rules alien to them, and that’s all. this is done with the sole purpose of maintaining its dominance of the model that allows you to parasitize on the whole world, as it has been for centuries, and such a model can be kept only by force. that is why the collective west, the so-called collective west, purposefully falls apart the european security system, p

international agenda of the problem of global and regional security in asia, africa, the middle east, latin america and europedent of the russian federation opened this conference, he noted. that over the past decade this forum has become a significant platform for discussing the most pressing military-political problems. more and more countries are choosing the path of free sovereign development by this objective process, western stupid people are trying with all their might to counteract rough. in the internal affairs of sovereign states, it organizes provocations, coup d'état , civil wars, threats, blackmail and pressure, trying to force independent states to obey their will to live by rules alien to them, and that's all. this is done with one goal to maintain its dominance of the model that allows you to parasitize in our world, as it was, huh? such a model can only be held by strength. that is why the collective west is purposefully destroying the so-called collective west the european security system is being hammered together by ever new military alliance bloc. it is necessary to move east building up

middle east because of the middle east, per say. what russian president vladimir putin is after is to weaken the united states in the west, and the middle east is adjacent to europe. and the united states has been the major actor in the region. so by intervening in syria and rescuing bashar assad, he made an impression on other leaders in the region. in contrast to the way in which they viewed president obama's actions when there was an uprising in egypt, in which after just a few days, the president, i say, started talking about america's 30 year ally in egypt about a transition from power for a hosni mubarak. that difference where the days supported asada not made an impression on the leaders and the major powers in the region that the russians were competent, non ideological, and making a play for leadership in the region that undoubtedly, undoubtedly those actions made the russians seem a more attractive option than the united states, and suddenly the russians are selling more weaponry to the egyptians than they have since the early 19 seventies. this, saudis have struck a much better relationship with the russians ever since. ah, russia is there to stay and

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the retail price will also go up in europe, the middle east and in china but will remain unchanged inhe u.s. now, in addition to higher costs for parts and materials, the company sites the weaker yen. sony officials say the decision was unavoidable as the current global economic environment leaves many industries with no choice but to raise prices. >>> japan's leading baked goods company is bung the packaged bread business of a smaller rival. the company signed the deal on friday. the business will be transferred by the end of february next year. the size of the deal has not been disclosed. they will retain the restaurant chain and other businesses. they hope to take advantage of the assets to increase manufacturing efficiency and strengthens sales in western japan. bread companies in the country are suffering from soaring material prices as well as the declining population. >>> let's see what is happening in the week ahead. we have an international form on african development over the weekend. we also have key indicators being released later in the week. some of these numbers could d

flights from in addition, we see that even some russian airlines can fly to these middle east airports . of flights to europeeuropean capitals for russian companies, it still remains significant because it is about a third of the entire market for which flights were operated by air carriers, which they actually they cannot compensate in any way on their own, that is, the possibility of flights remains, but the passengers take this flight no longer with russian companies, but with foreign ones. that is, it means that the money on these passengers is earned by foreign companies themselves, and not russian ones. federation, taking into account its claims, and so on, if they are forced to implement domestic flights with the help of involved external players, can you imagine the power of shanghai, moscow or there, i don’t know vladivostok, istanbul, moscow, we understand that in addition to logistical inconveniences, this is also a shame. and in general, they can now somehow try to buy spare parts on the black and gray markets, some additional turbines on some, i don't know , aviation mills, well, look first of a

europe is sad plus the new flow of illegal refugees and north africans from the middle east, they arentarily, today, as a drug addict, gas consumption is snowing they are preparing themselves for the new, new hardships actually happened in the world, er, hmm, around the 70s, when the west supported the independence of israel and the countries, well, the oil producers in the middle east decided to fight the west, well, it didn’t end in anything. israel exists, er, the countries that were then there they raised prices, uh, they continue to focus on their own, in their sales, on their own, all of this is happening to the west anyway, because there is no great alternative, uh, and uh, well, all these conversations they already had, but oh well, that’s not it less so it looks like russian propaganda is, you know, an attempt to present itself as such an alternative to the western world, and at the same time, it seems that they are some kind of direct defenders of all other enslaved people, as if they are part of the world. that is, it sounds so easy to hear that they were displeased, they j

international the agenda of the problem of global and regional security in asia, africa, the middle east , latin america and europethe president of the russian federation opened this conference, he noted. that over the past decade this forum has become a significant platform for discussing the most pressing military-political problems. more and more countries choose the path of free sovereign development by this objective process, iso. all forces are trying to counteract the western globalist elites' weapons, including their grossly interfering in the internal affairs of sovereign states. he organizes provocations , coup d'état, civil wars, by threats of blackmail and pressure, they try to force independent states to submit to their will to live according to rules that are foreign to them, and that's all. this is done with the sole purpose of maintaining its dominance of the model that allows you to parasitize on the whole world, as it was centuries before, and such a model can be kept only by force. this is why the collective west, the so -called collective west, purposefully destroys the european security system

middle east. markets in europe are affected by the situation in ukraine. it is a divergent picture.k about recession in the u.s. going through two quarters of recession, yet at spend is up eight or 9%, so it is a strange economy we live in. and if so markets look forward and we have to do the same. -- financial markets look forward and we have to do the same thing. francine: a study found that the industry is facing a crisis of talent. are you struggling to find the right talent out there? mark: we hired 6000 people in the first half of the year. clearly we're not having a challenge hiring people. i think our interstate -- industry is attractive because we are creating business, we deal with technology, we work with the world's largest and most successful companies. they are challenging time for people, all our people are facing cost-of-living challenges. a lot of people continue to work remotely part of the time. we're doing what we can to help with inflation. i think we will see supply shortages in the labor market, that has eased a little bit particularly in technology areas as w

new states, while the russian vaccine is safe. it also confirmed the study conducted in europe, asia, the middle east america, the results were published in leading medical publications. 71 countries of the world, where more than 4 billion people live, trusted sputnik vi. to ensure the mass production of the drug by the efforts of rfpi, and for the first time in history, an international network of manufacturing partners was created, and the production of the russian vaccine was localized at 27 sites in 18 countries . not only helped protect people from the original headquarters of the coronavirus to beat the peak of its incidence, a proven universal platform of human adenoviral vectors. showed high efficiency in the fight against new mutations, including strains, delta and micron another important date is celebrated today, exactly 10 years ago, traffic was opened on the now world-famous cable-stayed bridge in vladivostok for many years, city residents dreamed of such a crossing, and now people all over russia dream to visit the capital of primorye to see this miracle of engineering thoughts about ou

and we have got to recognize we've got to be concerned about what is happening in the middle east and eastern europethe most dominant threat that we have to our national interest is china. we have got to be focused on we are making a real pivot and authorization act, the defense built to make sure we are prepared to take on aggression from china, which has become more menacing lately with the threat on taiwan. trey: congressman mike turner e theory well may be the next chair of the house intel committee paid are we in your judgment properly anticipating or addressing what china is currently doing while also protecting our own interest? >> and no, this administration has been very slow on the uptake to identify, adversary self select china has identifies itself as an adversary. the administration's going out of its way to dismantle things that were in place to try to hold china accountable. if you look at the department of justice is a china initiative that was focusing on trying to find various activities that china was doing. both cyber and otherwise within the united states for a demonstration too

because we are very worried, you know, that the fire of the ukrainian war does not spread to europe, the middle eastd that the attention of the world community is not diverted from ukraine to other sources of instability. so quiet from the side of the gas sector, but any small outbreak somewhere on the west bank of the jordan river can, again, renew this conflict, viktor well, and you evaluate what should be done in ukraine for in order to be ready for the permanent threat of missile strikes, how uh, how did israel build this readiness, how much security did israel build for itself, how much time and money should ukraine need in order to protect itself from possible missile strikes that could start in israel, for example, any the same moment in ukraine is now asking you for this to get or build a multi-level pro er system of anti- missile defense israel has such a system iron dome er is only the last lowest last the highest level of this system this system includes er three levels er of defense - this is a hmm missile complex, this is a hmm farewell to david, which works in the middle layers of the

this is what has driven terrorism in the middle east, but in europe and throughout the obama-biden administration saw a lot of this in the night. >> do we have our eye off the ball? do we have our eye off the ball? >> oh absolutely, absolutely. it has been across multiple administrations and political correctness for driving it. bush was at fault. islam is peace. that is religion. this is political movement wrapped in a religion. we're not looking for it. elizabeth: what do you think, carol, final word? >> the fact that we're giving billions upon billions of dollars to the ukraine to secure their borders and we can't do that at home is despicable. the american people should be outraged and should be calling every single day their representatives about this. elizabeth: chris chun white kish christian whiton, carol roth. >> thank you. elizabeth: vice president kamala harris with another whopper. wait until you hear what she said. the president's tax-and-spend bills will slam u.s. manufacturing. joint committee on taxation will hit the middle class and lower class with higher taxes. we have the stor

s. screens for emissions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so anti area access, denial, listen, submarines, all of this. the armaments, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one goal. so the u. s. military of course, is very worried. you look at the war games that they've run. they say blue gets its ass handed to every time you have the u. s. losing every time. so clearly, on one hand, the military recognizes the wrist, but under, in a country with civilian leadership. that is predicated on this notion of american exceptionalism and that american national security rest on being the global hedge. mon, i, again, the u. s. may have no choice. they're trapped in their ideology that may drive them to a destructive military conflict. again, many people only hear and what's really interesting is it, i reckon you're absolutely right. is that you have to say, hey, you're absolutely right, but china's depending it's sovereignty that something that is completely unacceptable for washington. that's what the t

s. screens for emissions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so, anti area axis denial, this'll submarines, all of this. the armis, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one goal. so the u. s. military of course, is very worried. you look at the war games that they've run. they say blue gets its ass handed to every time you have the u. s. losing every time. so clearly, on one hand, the military recognizes the wrist, but under, in a country with civilian leadership. that is predicated on this notion of american exceptionalism and that american national security rest on being the global hedge. mon, i, again, the u. s. may have no choice. they're trapped in their ideology that may drive them to a destructive military conflict. again, many people only hear and what's really interesting is it, i reckon you're absolutely right. is that you have to say, hey, you're absolutely right, but china's depending it's sovereignty, that's something that is completely unacceptable for washington. that's the tragedy o

♪ >> good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, i'm manus cranny. this is daybreak europeith the story that sets your agenda. the fed's mary daly is hike next month. >> i have a baseline case going into september. 50 basis points. that's where i have been since the last meeting. i have an open mind about whether it is going to be necessary. >> the u.s. attorney general said he personally approved the search of donald trump's residence. the f.b.i. was looking for classified documents relating to nuke weapons. and the u.k. g.d.p. is set to drop in the next hour. expectations for a contraction of the economy. that is a battle for prime minister continues. 7:00 a.m. in frankfurt and paris. we kick off. bring our debate guns. take some of the hot air out of this market. inequity markets are a little bit higher this morning. there is a deep misunderstanding about the risks that are out there. the s&p came out with gains. the nasdaq up 20% from its lows. as far as equity market risks are concerned, nearly $3 trillion has been added on the nasdaq. the battle of the bulls is there.

everyone has such a drought that in china they may not get half of the harvest; the same in the middle east in europected to assume that these are the very changes in the climate can only be further more difficult, because it is about the struggle for the environment. forgotten, if you are ready to burn with coal, you can assume that everyone is betting on us in the fight against hunger, probably. but this does not mean that they will leave us alone and listen to us, rather in new stereotypes. anything can happen, the other way around. that is why we have no new choice but to keep moving forward and solve our problems. after all, we, too, because of the heat, are burning fox and peat bogs , and the situation is difficult in several regions at once, and therefore putin is holding a meeting on fighting fires. at the moment, the total area is total. area of ​​forest fires. almost three times less than last year 2.8 times meanwhile due to abnormal weather conditions in several european regions. parts of the country today the situation is difficult, first of all we are talking about natural fires in the r