to be fair to nestle, this is a no holds barred asssment they have done, so credit to them for doing fact that it has become public will raise the stakes even higher as they look to decide their future on nutrition. >> there was one part in the article i was reading, quoting a professor at nyu, saying that they will sell products that will reach a mass audience and are bought by as many people as possible to make shareholders happy. products that people want to buy, and that is junk food. as the tide not turned with what the public wants? >> i think it is turning to some degree. products that we would consider junk food are still showing pretty healthy sales, but at the same time, the really strong growth is coming in products that boast about their health credentials. consumers are becoming more skeptical about some of these very well-known brands that are not known for being healthy. for example, sports nutrition, plant-based substitutes for meat perceived as healthy are areas of huge growth. that marks the change in climate. at the same time, governments are becoming more uncompro

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it says that some nestle products will never be healthy no matter how much they are actually tweakedil statement. nestle says it is assessing its food and beverage portfolio against nutrition profiling systems, whatever that means, but i found interesting that some products, like sam pellegrino, were at an e rating. i did know what that was. they are going to have a hard time making current products good for you was also staggering as well. watch that as we head into the close as well. next up, the european close. an investment analyst will join me now as we get some interesting data. got killer pmi's, good numbers out of europe. the reopening story. all that percolating in europe. in the u.s., potential worries about ism topping out due to higher prices, longer delivery times, and other things. s&p negative. higher selloffs. what is ignoring that completely is the commodities space, performance and mining and metals and oil and you have oil as high as 3% to 40% even though opec is bustling to put more oil in the market and yet you see demand up there as well. european close up next.

then wait until it boils, preparing turkish coffee is a ritual, but the real treasure is nestled at the bottom of the cup in the coffee drinks, ah, for 27 year old to check engine and millions of other turks. the strong coffee grounds are passed to the truth. ah, each believe de la see something about work because i'm looking for a job. the ones to has finished drinking her coffee. she places this also on top of the cup, turns everything over and shakes it briefly to get the coffee drink swelling. then she waits about 5 minutes. naturally, tuchi has asked her question before the answers of the coffee grounds revealed themselves to her. this is no superstition. i mean the issue of my mother was to deal with an urgent london, which she knew nothing about. it came up during a coffee reading and then my mother was able to take care of it to accomplish my god. finally, the coffee dregs have brought to the fortune teller to park by is one of the most famous fortune tellers in the city. many believe he has a special gift. not everyone can do this. fortune tellers must be connected to their so

nestled just across the river from the statue of liberty, collective retreats. luxuries in our tents. it's all temperature-controlled. luxury amenities. shampoo, lotion, 1500 thread-count sheets. it's all here. >> reporter: glamping proving to be the perfect get-away for a post-pandemic vaca. hotter than a campfire online. bliss, we went glamping for my 6-year-old's birthday. what a year we've had. much-needed little break. glamping with my favorite daughter. so peaceful. birthday glamping with my favorite guys. a recent survey from camp spot found that more than 80% of americans say they might go camping this summer, with reservations already 38% higher than they were this time last year. have you noticed that there has been more interest in coming here in a post-pandemic world? >> yeah, you know? i do think so, with us being naturally socially distanced i think that element makes it so much safer for everyone. even though we do have 30 tents, as you can see, and we're all spread out and every tent is very private. >> reporter: the camping to glamping upgrade i

. >> reporter: nestled among the rolling hills in england's northwest is a farm like no other with ano other. all led by farmer dot mccarthy along with her herd of what might best be called zoom call goat crashers. >> this is -- my name's dot, and we have started putting our goats on the internet. >> why? >> it started as a joke during the first lockdown in the uk. we just put it on the website as a joke. but turns out there's a lot of people who are very bored. >> reporter: how many of these calls have you done now? >> we've done over 10,000 now. >> reporter: 10 now. >> which is -- i can't even believe i'm saying it. >> what's the goat's name? >> the goat's name is mumu. >> that's so cute. >> reporter: the goats have been called on to crash all kinds of calls. booking them is easy. just log on to the farm's website, pick a goat, put in your details, and for the low price of $7. >> i'm sorry. is that footage live? >> reporter: your next video conference will have a vocal new participant. bringing with them a welcome bit of levity. >> everyone, please meet lola. >> reporter: charles w

this will be comprised of a wide swath of political parties from the far left to the center to nestlett's yamina party which is right wing and in an historic moment, an arab-israeli party says they will join as part of a coalition, the first time that an arab-israeli party will sit with the coalition. not much unites any except that they within the -- we may not actually get a vet on this until as late as potentially june 14th which gives a lot of time for prime minister netanyahu hand his al toys troy to get a few defectors from this coalition and only a handful of defectors or some sort of outside event. think of the cease-fire with the hamas-led militants, anything like that could cause this coalition to crumble. a very unique coalition government with a very unique prime minister loading a very interesting coalition. not clear what they will be able to advance when it comes to the issues especially when it comes to palestinians or two-state solutions but it had an historic -- pause if they noong get this through and pass the, they will be able to topple the longest serving prime m

andrea bocelli said needed the crowd with nestle dorm on one of the balls. most famous songs translate to italian, let no one sleep in action on the pitch was fitting because it was a great night for the home side, italy, turkey in italy. you know, i felt going into the match, you know, they have problems. italy dominated the ball, the own. go led to italy getting on the scoreboard 1st. then a former dormant player, chiro immobile a score 2 goals. then the 3rd one with a nail in the coffin, i think a strong start to the tournament, considering what they've missed. italy missed out on big tournaments in the recent past. you know, so it's really good and i think the 16000 and fans were delighted. you know, for the resort, i think that they are the solvers favorites for group. and we all missed out on this tournament last year. and he was clearly delayed because of the corona virus pandemic. i can imagine that the organizers must be absolutely relieved if not jubilant. a huge sigh of relief without question. you know, the actual reaction with the biggest thing

i read ag nestle's bio.cted an ag and the first was ag healy. in michigan, talk about -- did your sexual orientation even factor in your getting elected or maybe, you know, hurting you with voters, if at all? >> i don't think it did, jonathan. you know, i stuck to the bread and butter issues i thought were most impactive to people in my state and those were issues of consumer protection, protecting clean drinking water, ensuring that, you know, sexual predators were held accountable, and i think those were things that resonated with people across the state and i think a lot of people didn't know what my sexual orientation was, even though i made no secret of it. and, you know, i think the thing is that we fight incredibly hard on behalf of the lgbtq community but that's not all we do in this office. i think people recognize that. >> yeah. ag healy, you know, your work on marriage equality in massachusetts, you've mentioned it, it's widely known. i'm suspect not issue not for you either? >> not at all. it was

what do you think nestle will do now? what do they need to do to keep those buying their products? you might think. they do not tell you, they just adjust the recipe over time. you can sell off the relevant brands but i have asked the chief executive about this before in the context of not environmentally friendly and he said if you set let you are off—loading the problem or the third option is you can develop some amazing technology that allows you to have your cake and eat it literally so for example, forms of sugar that are less bad for you but taste equally sweet. there have been failures in this, they have put out products with special sugar crystals that unfortunately did not catch on with the public and was withdrawn. it's an option they do pursue in—house labs where they have scientists working on products. in two really interesting article. thanks so stay with us on outside source, still to come... we'll find out about the world's only alpine parrot — the kea bird — as new research suggests it may have moved to mountains to avoid people. after one of the wettest mays on re

his skyline for the south things are looking a little bit cooler temperatures in oman, nestling in the mid thirties and temperatures in doha, and in riyadh little bit below. what we do expect the heat does come into mecca though $48.00 degrees. by the time we get to friday, and it's a pretty, pretty settled picture across central areas of africa. very quiet across the tropics. if there is any rain, it's across the central african republic. a few storms bubbling over the gulf of guinea with cameroon. seeing some of that wet weather as we go into the weekend, looking down south and all things are looking dry and settled temperatures in both swan is slightly lower than we expect for this time of year. weather coming through for mozambique, but further south looking fine and dry with lots of sunshine for johannesburg. the there are some of the media stories of critical look at the global news media. on audi 0, government shut off access to social media. ah . another call case where more palestinian families face force eviction from their homes and occupy these jerusalem. ah, families a dan

this upper case, the supreme court ruled in flavor of nestlÉ and cargill after six former child slaveorers accused the massive corporations of complicity in their trafficking and enslavement. the men were trafficked from mali as children. a former acting solicitor general under president obama who represented nestlÉ and cargill argued they should not be held responsible because they are corporations, not individuals. amy: in a blow for lgbtq rights, the supreme court also ruled thursday a catholic agency in philadelphia that screens foster parents does not have to abide by city law and consider potential lgbtq foster parents. in other supre court news, advocates for abolishing the death penalty are calling out the hypocrisy of the biden administration after the justice department requested the high court reinstate the execution of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. this, despite bidens pledge on the campaign trail, of eliminating federal capital punishment. meanwhile, in south carolina, two executions have been put on hold until the prisoners can be offered a choice of being ki

the 400 acre property is located just off highway one 21 surrounded by vineyards and nestled along the lake was a large sculpture garden and 2 galleries. kids love coming here because not only to get do they get to run around and the nature areas that we have. but they love the exhibition because they're fun filled. >> no taxidermied deer and the birthing pool. it's really a playful exhibition this summer the derosa will offer its first ever kids art camp giving you and the family a reason to visit napa valley. >> again. >> so many cool things here in the bay. by the way, grab your phone open the camera. you can scan this qr code that will take you right to the destination. california section on our website. kron 4 dot com. they're real. find stories on, among other things. what has 70 since the pandemic how to sign their kids up for horseback riding in bakersfield. you if you're feeling frisky and so many more fun ideas for the summer will a bunch of destination, california stories in the future. that taking a live look outside right now. the transamerica pyramid, not a cloud in sight

windy weather for pers. plenty of cloud cover and look what that does for the temperature will be nestling into the mid teens. by the time we get to sunday, about 4 degrees below average for this time of year. and the weather will hit new zealand as we get into saturday. edging into the north island, plenty of rain for the bay of plenty as well as wellington, and that moves its way down to the south island as we go into sunday sunshine for southern areas and christ church coming in at 11 degrees celsius the we town the untold story, ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides. no matter where it takes a police fin. empowering impulsion. we tell your story, we are your voice. you knew your net back out here. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm mariam demising watching the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. iran presidential election voters are hoping a new leader will improve the country struggling economy. palestinians council vaccine deal with israel because the doses expired earlier than had been agreed.

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me the region of kashmir nestled in the himalayas is a powder keg ever since the partition of pakistan and india in 1947. the 2 countries have been fighting over this territory and tensions frequently escalate . civilians are strictly forbidden to enter. it took months of negotiations to secure permission to film here. amanda r. c is part of a squad of highly trained helicopter pilots that call themselves fearless. the elite group risky is climbing at altitudes, as high as 7000 meters once a day come on. the us, if has a different mission delivering supplies to pakistani soldiers which is the governments of india and pakistan finance, the armed conflict over the kashmir region commander, our system shows what's at stake. me. interest is pakistan's most important source of drinking water. 90 percent of agriculture depends on the river. india would only have to cut off pakistan's access to bring the entire country to its knees. that's why pakistani soldiers stationed on the icy peaks the sea action glace here is one of the largest fresh water reserves in the world, nearly as large as new

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it is nestled in the first cut. dottie: it is starting to sound more like fenway park out here. jim: this is the list of first-time winners. again, one of only four on the season. carlos, first time winner at memorial park in houston. gkee, nelson. higgo at congaree. the crowd is rowdy because we are seven holes into the playoff. it is time for the seventh-inning stretch. nick: i think you need it. give our fans away. got to say, the cromwell crowd has been very classy today. well done, gallery. [laughter] jim: it feels like, dottie, that kramer has been all the right side of the fairway. he has been in the left bunker too. he has had this look to his eye. dottie: i agree, but not from this distance. it is still just a pitching wedge. jim: oh, yes. nick: they have been here so many times. just because of their memory. >> let's go, kramer! jim: i have to give it to harris english. he hears these chants and he probably does not understand why. why am i not getting the cheering? >> what was happening behind the green? it is the wave. he smiles and he goes, man, i m issed the fans.

most of the other one loves the nestle mohammed bull as easy, doused himself with gas to lean in front of the government building. in an act of desperation, the doctors were unable to save him. he died after spending 18 days in a coma piano. it would have been with them to hack with this sort of them from the stuff that of web with the sherry that mohamad was easy, like many of his generation had been unable to find a steady job. he was just 26 years old. his death sent shock waves through tunisia for many. it was the signal for a revolution. also for his cousin kaya, this is why you get the setup properly. so you get mohammed said was the trigger for all of us. we were no longer afraid. we will all angry can humble bodies so the, there were many reasons to start a revolution of the room. and then this happened in the day after mohammed boise set himself a light people and see the boys ead took to the streets. the victim had been one of their own. mm. in the capital tunis, the ruling class realized too late, how explosive the situation had become in rural regions. the rich and powerful

he contacted the owner, yusef nestle who was abroad to reassure him, the star for okay. but that the hotel was so damaged, it was now uninhabitable. i let out on any on the appeal that i am literally the one day i haven't done a lot of mobile up with bob. how many are in the in 2002, a new investor bought the commodore it was completely refurbished and revived the 5 star luxury hotel in the heart of a root. ah, american journalist nicholas tetra, perhaps best summed it up when he wrote during the israeli siege of bay root in a city of survivors. the commodore hotel has proven itself to be a survivor. with a touch of class, there is no contract which is simple goodies versus badges. it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing. find a good safe hotel. ah . when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise which was known as my finale in the most dangerous intersections and sought able he didn't come in through the front entrance. that was what happens to people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance, the nightly

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nestled just across the river from the statue of liberty chrebetive retreats.morning. >> temperature controls tents. shampoo and conditioner. lotion. 1,500-count sheets. it's all here. >> reporter: glamping proving to be the perfect getaway for a post-pandemic vacay. more than 80% of americans say theymight go camping this summer, with reservations already 38% higher than last year. >> have you noticed that there has been more interest in coming here in a post-pandemic world? >> with us being naturally socially distanced. i think that element makes it so much safer for everyone. >> reporter: the camping to glamping upgrade is sweeter than a s'mores. >> this is more like this. >> what are the tips and tricks for a first-time glamper or a visitor? >> have an open mind. it's all the fine luxuries in a five star hotel. just outside. >> being open to connecting to nature. and having that experience. >> reporter: it's tough work someone has to do it. until it's time to go. >> will, your ferry is here. >> reporter: i'm going stay for a while. i'll find you later. this

flame stir, then wait until it boils, preparing turkish coffee is a ritual, but the real treasure is nestled at the bottom of the cup in the coffee drinks, ah, for 27 year old to cher indian and millions of other turks, the strong coffee grounds are passed to the truth. ah, none each only be live today. something about work because i'm looking for a job. last sunday them, the ones to chat has finished drinking her coffee. she places this also on top of the cup, turns everything over and shakes it briefly to get the coffee drink swelling. then she waits about 5 minutes. naturally, teacher has asked her question before the answers of the coffee grounds revealed themselves for her. this is no superstition. i mean, my mother one had to deal with an urgent london in which she knew nothing about. it came up during a coffee reading and then my mother was able to take care of it. that's accomplished, my god. finally, the coffee dregs have brought to the fortune teller to park by is one of the most famous fortune tellers in the city. many believe he has a special gift. i think not everyone can do the

you know, we are going to go ahead and, you know, hit nestle been trying to reach the facial parliament station, but he was constantly tickled. he was cord elia, quite a few members of parliament were actually taken out by security forces for disrupting the the station itself. and give one offence off just how difficult it is going to be for natalie bennett to try and bring people together to support this new coalition government at one time, yahoo! he has promised that he will not be silenced. he says that the length of his will be, in other words, the right wing parties will not be silent. and at the same time, he's caught bennett the greatest ford in israeli history. so not to be been it's so he has his work cut out for him. but he is sending, and benjamin netanyahu to the opposition will now become the leader of the opposition. and let me just mention that he had been in the position twice before and managed to come from the leader of the opposition to become prime minister as well. so that is something that might warn people that perhaps just a little too early to complete the blan

across the region are going to dip slightly as we go into the weekend doe, coming in at 40 riyadh, nestling in the high thirties. and it's a pretty, pretty clear picture across the horn of africa. we will have a few storms rumbly across the rift valley, but as we go into saturday, those are going to ease much of the wet weather can be found in the central african republic storms rumbling across there, as well as camera room. we'll have quite a bit of cloud cover, open i jury with some showers expected in lagos. now for the south, it is a fine and dry and settled picture. we have got a bit of weather across the southern coast of mozambique, but further in land, things looking rather fine. the temperature doesn't pick up slightly in botswana as we go into the weekend, but plenty of sunshine for south africa. ah, i get up my coffee. clear my hands of your cigarettes go to go to a place they are not now. so do not go to starbucks and start drawing, drawing keys. my sanity gives me from going to find some money or arrival of christ or doing thing outside of normal life. when i drive, forget abou

the 400 acre property is located just off highway one 21 surrounded by vineyards and nestled along the lake was a large sculpture garden and 2 galleries. kids love coming here because not only to get do they get to run around and the nature areas that we have. but they love the exhibition because they're fun filled. >> no taxidermied deer and the birthing pool. it's really a playful exhibition this summer. the derosa will offer its first ever kids art camp giving you and the family a reason to visit napa valley. yet again. >> all right. well, that was noelle bellow haven't way too much fun out there. if you scan this qr code with your phone. it's going to take you to our destination. california section on our website. great place to get some ideas about trips. you might want to play with the family changes at yosemite signing up for horseback cry and some other feature places you know, it's really just crazy after watching that story let up from the bay area born and raised oakland and have never been wine tasting in napa. i can't believe that i can only that i have to go sonoma. >> i

we look at the 3 day for london when nestling in the mid teens as we go into next week, so well below average for this time of year. but centrally, the heat does continue across poland, bella, roof and western areas of russia. the temperature continuing to climb in moscow. the weather continues across the black sea will have showers in turkey, but for grief, things do dry up. we'll have plenty of sunshine. athens coming in in the early thirties and plenty of sunshine coming through for italy. the gulf from one is a home world cup was what williams were made. it turned into a nightmare of a rest in torture by argentine johnson footballing legend, eric kent introduces cloud. your temporary one of the special few stood up for their beliefs. whatever that cost. football rebels on al jazeera, the tune in to out the english in h. d for the best experience to english h. d 's available across europe on satellites. usually the 13 sci astro, long chaos and astra to g. starting fast to july 221 altitude english se across europe will only be available on full 5124182800078. for further informatio

things are looking cooler as we edge towards the south. oman, seen temperatures, dip down musket, nestling into the mid thirties as we move to the horn of africa, the things are looking rather cool across somalia. and d. c. o p sion, some showers affecting the ethiopian rift valley. but for the wet weather we have to look to the gulf of guinea as we go into friday. nigeria, seeing some of those rather intense showers, but the wet picture really is in south africa that eastern coast seeing a weather system that's bringing with it some wet and windy conditions. and that'll affect southern areas of mozambique. we could see some localized flooding here, where those down pools aren't particularly heavy. well, the western coast of south africa, things are cooling. we've got a wind from ag, doctor kerr, keeping things cool. who's in the next episode of science in the golden age? i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval period in the field of astronomy. copernicus owes this day to these medieval astronomers from the golden age. actually in many ways with the compute

then wait until it boils, preparing turkish coffee is a ritual, but the real treasure is nestled at the bottom of the cup in the coffee drinks ah, for 27 year old to check engine and millions of other turks. the strong coffee grounds are a part to the truth. ah, none each only believe in a day. something about work because i'm looking for a job. one teacher has finished drinking her coffee. she places this also on top of the cup, turns everything over and shakes it briefly to get the coffee drink swelling. then she waits about 5 minutes. naturally, tuchi has asked her question before the answers of the coffee grounds revealed themselves for her. this is no superstition. i mean the issue of my mother was had to deal with an urgent london, which she knew nothing about. it came up during a coffee reading and then my mother was able to take care of it down with my god. finally, the coffee drinks have brought to the fortune teller to approach by is one of the most famous fortune tellers in the city. many believe he has a special gift. not everyone can do the fortune tellers must be connected

water pakistan, a country teetering between positive change. extreme isn't the region of kashmir nestled in the himalayas is a powder keg ever since the partition of pakistan and india in 1947. the 2 countries have been fighting over this territory and tensions frequently escalate civilians a strictly forbidden to enter. it took months of negotiations to secure permission to film here. amanda asked if it's part of a squad of highly trained helicopter pilots that call themselves fearless. the elite group risky is climbers at altitudes, as high as 7000 meters. but once a day come on, the us if has a different mission delivering supplies to pakistani soldiers ships which is the governments of india and pakistan finance. the armed conflict over the kashmir region commander asked if shows what's at stake me. the indus is pakistan's most important source of drinking water. 90 percent of agriculture depends on river. india would only have to cut off pakistan's access to bring the entire country to its knees. that's why the pakistani soldiers stationed on the icy peaks the sea action glazier is

operations based on the price of her bare order with you mentioned, is it worth making it open ended torch nestle. we want this agreement to james. the reason is that as a mechanism, they can adjust the production going from 0 to virtually any number. it makes the oil market situation more predictable and that guarantees affordable prices without any spikes for our consumers. just remember how it skyrocket. into $140.00. it's also good for oil 3 series of draw long term plans. you should we expect oil prices to go back to $100.00 per barrel in any foreseeable future. given what has been happening over the last 4 years. the prices can go up all the way to $140.00 again . if we do not invest in the oil industry, that's precisely why this agreement should last day. it serves that was the interest of our clients. in today's circumstances, we know what new approaches or technology should develop 1st on monday. what is that? the top of your agenda, and today the focus is on combining conventional and non conventional energy sources. we don't want any revolutions when energy product becomes completely d

we look at the 3 day for london, when nestling in the mid teens as we go into next week, so well below average for this time of year. but centrally, the heat does continue across poland, bella, ruth and western areas of russia, the temperature continuing to climb in moscow. the weather continues across the black sea will have showers in turkey, but for grief, things do dry up. we'll have plenty of sunshine. athens coming in in the early thirties and plenty of sunshine coming through for italy. the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill. ah ah, come back as a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera iran hardline candidate, abraham racy has been declared the winner of the presidential election, racy won nearly 62 percent of the vote, but turn out was low with less than 50 percent of eligible people voting a military force in libya, loyal to the warlord honey. for half the data says it's taking control of border crossings with l. g are

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well, in look what that does to the temperature, we look at the 3 day for london, when nestling in the mid teens as we go into next week, so well below average for this time of year. but centrally, the heat does continue across poland, bella, ruth and western areas of russia, the temperature continuing to climb in moscow. the weather continues across the black sea will have showers in turkey, but for grief, things do dry up. we'll have plenty of sunshine. athens coming in in the early thirties and plenty of sunshine coming through for italy. ah, the frank assessments is an argument suggesting that no ministrations playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace. the iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions. schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and their policy then their life has been shaped by vitamin in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera. oh, the me. again, this is, i was a news, this medians of hosting a type snap election. nicole pushing the and resigned a tr

but things are cooling down in the south must get seen temperatures nestling in the mid thirties for one of africa. we've got showers across the open rift valley, but things looking relatively fine and dry for kenya and u gander. some of the heaviest storms we have to go to nigeria, by the time you get to the weekend, lagos will be seeing some of those particularly heavy thunder re showers, kicking in. they're going to critical republic of congo, seeing some showers as well as we go into the weekend. much of the wet weather though, is in southern parts of africa. the eastern coast of south africa sing a weather system that's bringing a bit of wet and windy weather there. that's affecting southern parts of mozambique . we could see some flooding here, but that clears as we go into saturday and tape tom. we'll see some of the sunshine at 24 degrees. the june 9676 days that redrew the map of the middle east is my record of victory up is really army in that war war. the greatest tragedy in the history of his 50 years later, i'll just expose the events leading to the war and its consequen

be at someone's expense, and i regret that a former austria and minister of foreign 1st curren can nestle told me, deep divisions have formed within you states. hungary is an interesting case. to me it's a kind of micro caught some of the many other fraction friction lines that we have been observing was in the european union. i don't see hungary quitting on your the other 26 chicken hungry that will not be the case. but what we see definitely is this partners atmosphere that is there, and that is, that has also a dre got inter alia, chancellor mackerel to say, well, we should rethink the need to petition when it comes to foreign policy. because the founder is position with regard to china with regard to other foreign policy. if you and there will be i could imagine all rolling playing against the rules by your opinion, maybe even from other member states. because as we have seen, 14 you, lambert signed the petition against hungary, but in central and eastern european states, somehow tacitly implicitly slipped out a hiding with hungry. the thoughts of car incandescent bringing us to the e