we learned how flowers are delivered from the netherlands, trucks travel to moscow in exactly 3 days,he routes are well -organized, the products arrive without interruption, it is impossible to tear yourself away from the variety of flowers, these roses came from ecuador, the tesa company, the so-called dry packaging, the flowers live in such packaging. exactly one month, as for the other products that we see here, look at what wonderful, beautiful flowers have arrived to us, they have arrived from kenya, columbia, the netherlands, as local employees say, flowers are now arriving to them quickly, literally 3 days, and from the netherlands these flowers are arriving in russia, so in principle, as far as these flowers are concerned, according to rosselkhoznadzor, everything is in order with the documents, they arrived in russia legally. moscow police officers carefully examined the documents in the administrative building of the ozali company. the management of the base assured us that everything is in order with the papers, and they are not afraid of such raids. here's how many flowers

she came to us, the netherlands, even here everything is signed. foreigners came to us in russia. and here in the back we can see real russian mimosa, it turns out that here is such a mixed business, mainly import and a little bit of russian flowers, we learned how flowers are delivered from the netherlands, trucks go to moscow exactly 3 days, the routes are well built, it is impossible to compromise on products. came from ecuador, the tesa company, the so-called dry packaging, flowers live in such packaging exactly one month. as for other products that we see here, look at the wonderful beautiful flowers that have arrived to us, they came from kenya, columbia, the netherlands, as local employees say, flowers are now arriving to them quickly, literally 3 days and... from the netherlands, these flowers are arriving in russia, so in principle, as for these flowers, according to rosselkhoznadzor, everything is in order with the documents, they arrived in russia legally. moscow police officers carefully studied the documents in the administrative build

we also have the netherlands, the netherlands, it’s clear, what percentage of russian flowers and fromow many flowers? well, i think 70% russia, 70% russia, 30% from abroad, this is more informative for us, the manager who orders the flower, but if the inspectors have flowers from ecuador, kenya, colombia, the netherlands, israel, italy and russia there were no questions, then... the experts from rosselkhoznadzor promised to report later, the employees of the oepipk of moscow are carefully working with the documents of the azalia company. we noticed a bunch of wires hanging on the walls. it seems that not everything is in order with fire safety here either. to see how things are with the flower business in russia, our film crew went to the tula region. in the conditions of sanctions, our citizens prove by personal example that nothing is impossible. this is the chekhov nursery - a unique enterprise in central russia. there is still snow outside. it is a real spring in the greenhouse, delicate roses, tulips are everywhere, it seems that there is a personal sun here, we have all the cond

, as local employees say, flowers come to them quickly now, literally 3 days, and from the netherlandsse flowers come to russia, so in principle, as for these flowers, according to rossosnadzor, everything is in order with the documents, they arrived in russia legally. moscow police officers carefully examined the documents in the administrative building of the azalia company. the management of the company assured us that everything was in order with the papers, and they were not afraid of such raids. how do you sell flowers per month? there are in the number of stems, well , about, well, i think that about 250,000 stems. that's it. by stems, 250,000, yes, yes, interesting, yes, but before march 8 there will be more than 500, well, perhaps, god willing, god willing, i understand, well, now you will be checked moscow police, are you worried during the inspection, of course, there is a little, because this rarely happens, extremely rarely, before the holidays, maybe, it can happen, everything will be fine, yes, i'm sure, i'm sure. a landing party of capital police officers, employees of

politician in the netherlands of many, many years. essentially what they're saying that he wants to do is a more attempt moratorium on a new applications for asylum in the netherlands until they sold to the people that are already put in applications. they've also quote, once the cool, a national crisis on asylum, and that would mean that the government could implemented these messages with ip parliamentary consent. so that's a really big shift as well. what they've said is that they want to make the netherlands as on the attractive as possible for asylum, see cuz so that people will be dissuaded from going that they want to restrict its family re unifications. specifically in the case of when there is a parent in that the netherlands has been granted asylum, but the adult children wants to come and we unify with them. they want to completely outlawed that from happening. as you say that they, they cool in this district test asylum reform in history. they also want to really ramp up the foster tons of people that haven't been approved

as netherlands and germany share the points. and legendry f1 designer adrian newey tells us why he's leaving red bull, and now hoping he can lead aston martin to the world championship. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. tuesday saw nine matches in the uefa nations league — and it was a special night for harry kane. the england captain scored twice as he made his 100th appearance for his country. a 2—0 win over finland means it's back to back wins for england and their new interim manager lee carsley. our correspondent natalie pirks was watching at wembley: welcome on the occasion of his 100th, the tenth english men to become a century and, harry kane insured he would grab all the headlines. he thought he got england off to a dream start, but his first—half goal was ruled offside. 59 places above finland, england were the better side with plenty of positive play, patient build—up but really giving the crowd not much to cheer about in the first half with them being a bit more interested in the paper planes that they were thr

of the, of the dishes served at these restaurants are a testament to the history shared by the netherlands and indonesia, the would make the 2nd legendary noise sponged on console is one of the most visited sites in germany. have you always wanted to know what it looks like from the inside? come with us. noise fun. stein was the favorite castle of the various fairytale. king latrice the 2nd, and hardly any one knows it better than this man who is here to reveal 5 little known facts about the castle. because scott, scott, in fine prints leah pulled up the various king boot big. the 2nd was my great, great, great uncle. i'll let you in on some of the background in secrets of this castle. he said, as of the inside, the cornerstone was late in 18. $69.00 knew the town if to see this area, it said that up to $300.00 cross people per day worked on the site, creating an architectural master piece that still insurance people. the world over . secret number one is to bind on that so impressive that even disneyland had a castle when he built that's based on it knocked about. so even walt disney real

i'd never been to guests come here from all over the netherlands. and even from a brought to a true indonesian food that's i end up in the battery and the nice. yeah, that's how you do that. i come from sumatra to here. you see me and i really miss authentic so much an indonesian cooking. i'm unable to meet you. at least you see me, but i come back to the hague regularly, just to eat here of this i esl i lose, i think is the food is really authentic about that of the of the dishes served. these restaurants are a testament to the history shared by the netherlands and indonesia, the big, the seconds legendary noise sponged on console is one of the most visited sites in germany. have you always wanted to know what it looks like from the inside? come with us? no response time was the favorite castle of the various fairytale, king latrice the 2nd and hardly any one knows it better than this man who is here to reveal 5 little known facts about the castle. because cocoa scott, in fine prints, leo pulled up the various king boots big. the 2nd was my great,

and the latest statement of the minister of defense of the netherlands and the prime minister of theherlands shows that they are not against the use of the f-16 in the skies of the russian federation, the fact is that the f-16 can be equipped with cruise missiles, air to ground, igm. 158, so, depending on the classification, the range of hitting ground targets with these cruise missiles is from 400 to 1000 and more kilometers, it is worth talking about it, that is, several european countries were pioneers at the time of the transfer of means of destruction and permits to kill military targets on the territory of russia federation, and i believe it is no coincidence that it is the day before. the visit of blinken and the minister of foreign affairs of great britain, at one time, great britain was constantly a pioneer and gave impetus to the united states to transfer certain types of weapons to ukraine, the same, first stormshedel, then we saw atakoms, british challengezher tanks, then tanks respectively abrams of the united states. at the moment, we have the permission of amsterdam to

but you do know that there is also a lot of indian easy and food in the netherlands. why is that? that is explained. the rice table is a typical style of feast served on special occasions in the netherlands weight, typically dutch, isn't it an indignation classic that i stuff or which is here and another 5 popular, it's not very common in indonesia. and the measurements are almost 400 indonesian and endo dies restaurant and so goes my name is elena smith, my mothers from indonesia for them long and i run into for tours here in the hague . how did indonesian cuisine come to enjoy the popularity it has in dodge culture today? that's what we went to find out. with alina, indonesia was a dutch colony for nearly 350 years. in 1945, the huge south east asian country declared its independence, sparking 4 years of bloody war. hundreds of thousands fled to the netherlands. the former colonial powers, great wealth came in part from the spice trade that originated in present day indonesia. whichever way you serve it, the rice tougher is part of that colonial legacy. and lots of different dis

but this is a good start to deny the passion for scoring it destroyed for the netherlands and with twoistakes, one of which was the incomplete defense of the goalkeeper and the other was the mistake of the defense line, the germans were able to score two goals in the extra time of the first half with two shots by deniz ondoff in the 38th minute and emerge as the winning team. but in the second half, holland had a stormy start. in the 50th minute, the pressure of koman's students finally paid off, and kai hawert gave the ball to the opponent in the penalty corner, so that denzel dumfries scored the game's goal. but the highlight of the match happened in the final seconds. where the pledges were preparing a counterattack, but the referee that ended the game with i know i shouldn't say this, but in this game the referee was against us, the referee shouldn't have given that second, he said, "tenglisozi against fana , you still haven't taken control of this team properly and you are not satisfied with the performance of your team, the stars of england know you can." cover their lack of plan

some countries such as canada, france, germany and netherlands, florida and uk, japan and south koreathose countries are experiencing the rise of anti- china sentiments. but, others like candia, south africa, argentina, brazil, those countries are not. second important patent is temporal segregation. these anti-china sentiments have been increasing actual in recent years. for example from 2013 until 2023 for the last 10 years in canada anti-china sentiments have increased by about 75 percentage points. moreover in japan and south korea anti-china sentiments for the same. having crest by about 45 and 46 percentage point respectively. to understand these cross national variations and temporal variations of the rise of anti- china sentiments, we argue that we need to pay to the international context such as u.s. relationships and intensifying u.s. china rivalry. more specifically our first argument in this paper is as they intensify, more likely to show unfavorable views towards china than those living in known further, we argue that as a u.s. china tensions intensify public discord towa

he spoke very netherlands.sionately about the links between britain and the netherlands, and one of those senior commanders gave an emotional speech tearing up as he concluded, saying one of his final acts as a paratrooper now would be to salute the men who fought and fell here 80 years ago. we see now these are british paratroopers coming to down ginkel heath, where 80 years ago they started that campaign. it was a heroic , campaign. it was a heroic, audacious, gritty operation . audacious, gritty operation. ultimately, it was a failure. field marshal monty wanted to establish a bridgehead into germany by bypassing the siegfried line of german defences in the french—german border. but his audacious plan wasn't achieved as the airborne forces in markets were not relieved by the 30 corps division from the ground. they didn't make it in time. and so that bridge in arnhem, eight miles away from here, was a bndge miles away from here, was a bridge too far. lieutenant colonel john frost defended the north side of th

that's happening in the netherlands at the moment.t remind you of today's headlines, the chancellor has admitted that she took cash for clothes as the government freebie scandal rumbles on. >> labour's top team say that's rachel reeves sir keir starmer and angela rayner all declare they will stop taking donations as the row threatens to overshadow their party conference. >> this sudden u—turn comes days after downing street defended the prime minister's actions. >> against the journalists are obsessed with who is going to be the next conservative leader and the next conservative leader and the truth is, i don't give a who the truth is, i don't give a who the next leader of the conservative party is. >> nigel farage has dubbed the tory brand bust and broken. we'll be crossing live to birmingham for day two of the reform party conference. >> lasted seconds, but the fear instilled left me paralysed . al instilled left me paralysed. al fayed brushed off these moments like they had never happened, but i was always reminded not to mention t

it was allowed to hit military targets in russia, the netherlands lifted restrictions on the use of thevided weapons. the permission also applies to transferred f-16 fighters. this was stated by the minister of defense of the country, ruben breckelmans. he noted that the netherlands will encourage other partners to make such a decision, because the destruction of military targets in russia from... corresponds to ukraine's right to self-defense. and to operational information from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. 167 combat clashes took place at the front during. days the hottest is in the kurakhiv and pokrovsky directions. there, our defenders repelled 86 attacks. most near mykhailivka, novohorodivka, kostyantynivka and georgiivka. 14 times the russians tried to storm our positions on the lymansky and northern directions. nelipovka and turetska were attacked nine times with the support of aviation. kharkiv region is also restless. our military repulsed 12 assaults on kupianskyi. direction and two more in the area of ​​vovchansk and hlyboky. our aircraft, rocket launcher

on the grounds, on the ground, rather in the netherlands. thank you. base again throughout the show. a message from cynthia williams, who's a gb news member who says, well done to gb news for the arnhem coverage. and thank you for giving us the brilliant charlie peters he's reporting or has reported from israel. he's done work on the grooming gangs and now this fantastic, informative piece on arnhem. to time remember those heroes who gave us our freedoms. >> so many of you getting in touch on this this morning, charlie peters is the very best, says judith. and john says seeing these things on gb news, the only tv station to be covering to be covering the parachute jumps live on air. excellent. do keep those thoughts coming in for those brave heroes that ultimately paid the ultimate sacrifice 80 years ago today. >> okay, let's move on. because the big story over the past couple of days from the reform uk front, of course, is the conference kicking off in the biggest ever? birmingham? yeah. tom harwood said that yesterday. it's the biggest ever. and i th

astronauts from all over the world gather in the netherlands for their annual convention. what will they be talking about? we'll hear from one of them welcome to to business today, i'm ben thompson. we begin in the us, where port workers across the east coast are set to walk out on strike tomorrow and to global supply chains. the action announced on sunday by the port workers�* union could shut down 36 ports — which handle half the goods imported into the us via container. according to analysts atjp morgan, the cost to the us economy could be $5 billion a day. shipping rates are already soaring ahead of the crucial festive shopping season. mr president would you intervene in a dock workers' strike? _ intervene in a dock workers' strike? ., intervene in a dock workers' strike?- why _ intervene in a dock workers' strike? no. why not? intervene in a dock workers' strike?- why not?- intervene in a dock workers' strike?- why not? strike? no. why not? batz is collective _ strike? no. why not? batz is collective bargaining. - strike? no. why not? batz is collective bargaining. i-

the netherlands has lifted restrictions on the use of provided weapons. the permission also extends to advanced f-16 fighters. this was stated by the minister of defense ruben brekelmans. he noted that the netherlands will encourage other partners as well. to such a decision, because the destruction of military targets in russia corresponds to ukraine's right to self-defense. ukraine appealed to the member countries of interpol with with a request for the detention and temporary arrest of a fugitive artem dmytruk from the people's deputy. the prosecutor general's office is asking to extradite the parliamentarian, because a criminal case has been opened against him. let me remind you that on august 29, the pochersky district court of kyiv chose a preventive measure against dmytrouk in absentia. detention. he is suspected of attacking a soldier and a law enforcement officer. on august 24, the people's deputy left the country. and to operational information from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. 167 combat clashes took place at the front duri

veterans, the princess royal and uk armed forces in the netherlands today, as commemorations continuethe second world war. yesterday, soldiers carried out a reenactment of the jump which saw allied soldiers parachute into nazi—occupied netherlands as they tried to speed up the end of the war. the airborne display involved 700 paratroopers from eight nato countries, including the british red devils. anna holligan reports. it's great to hear this sort of history, from the people who made it. in a few months, marvin cash will celebrate his 100th birthday. he remembers being deployed in 19114. 100th birthday. he remembers being deployed in 1944.- being deployed in 1941». didn't have being deployed in 1944. didn't have time _ being deployed in 1944. didn't have time to _ being deployed in 1944. didn't have time to think. _ being deployed in 1944. didn't have time to think. i - being deployed in 1944. didn't have time to think. i thought i have time to think. i thought we were getting closer, then i was frightened as we got closer to land. 0nce was frightened as we got closer to land. once

netherlands it will be enough, well, for about half a month of military operations. the dutch have not yet decided what is cheaper, to feed one zelensky or a couple of tens of thousands of young, healthy slackers, although it is known that it is easier for a european politician to tax his own citizens one more time. economic, since most of eastern and central europe is experiencing a labor shortage. in short, the scheme is as follows: europe pays billions to vovchik, and ukrainians have to work them off in europe. yes, for now the ukrainians the men in poland won't pick all the apples, in germany the toilets won't be cleaned enough, they won't be sent to the front to die for green money. this is any age, if you're still alive, then you're fit, why pay benefits to ukrainians? we should immediately send money to zelensky in kiev, he'll fleece his citizens blind anyway. we won't win until we call evil evil out loud, until we determine for ourselves that the enemy is a russian writer about russia's enemies, and for now we hope that our bourgeois partners will understand

prime minister of the netherlands dix hoff assured ukraine of the support of his government. joint press conference with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi in zaporizhzhia. during the visit, zelenskyi and skhov attended the first lesson in one of zaporizhzhia's educational institutions. training was conducted underground due to the danger of shelling. prime minister. of the netherlands announced the allocation of a new aid package to ukraine in the amount of 200 million euros. the leaders of the two countries also discussed the approach of a just peace. zelensky emphasized the importance of anti-aircraft defense, the supply of patriot systems and missiles, and the increase of the f-16 fleet. the day before , the netherlands said that it would not introduce any restrictions on the use and range of the f-16, provided that the laws of war are respected. at the same time, restrictions on use will be abolished. exist on the part of the usa, where these f-16s are actually produced. ukraine has already received the first fighter jets from the netherlands, in general, the c

called berlin's decision a great idea and wondered when the netherlands would follow suit, while marine out that her party had proposed a dual external internal system borders in the recent elections, but she was told that it was impossible, now germany is doing it - said lepen, when will france follow. migration, colleagues, thank you, regina, our european correspondent, regina sevastyanova, told us about measures to tighten control at the borders of eu countries, thank you. israel has dealt a massive blow to hezbollah by hacking into internal communication devices, as reported by al jazeera and al arabiya tv channels, the movement's representatives ' radios, mobile phones and even pagers. the message about the dead and injured comes from several cities at once. medical services take reported that the hospital is overcrowded. in the lebanese capital , mobile aid points are opening, for sure. the authorities have not yet announced the victims, the media write about at least 20 dead and 100 injured. and now. economic news. the ministry of finance expects apo of 30 state-owned companies b

there in the netherlands., go head to head with the european union and the best of luck with the spirit of nexit. now it's come back to the studio now to discuss this with my panel. of course, dame andrea jenkins, former conservative mp and minister and of course of the human rights campaigner and activist peter tatchell. should i start with you this time, peter? a lot of countries across the european union are starting to get a taste of brexit, wanting to go. it alone, because whether you like it or not, whether people like it or not, whether people like it or not, whether people like it or not, we are seeing a change. a social change. a lot of countries are saying the same. geert wilders, his party are getting voted in. the afd are getting voted in. the afd are getting voted in. the afd are getting voted in in germany. le pen in france, the continent seems to be going more right wing, not in isolation, but in a reaction to open borders. what's your take? >> well, these parties who are anti—immigrant are stil

their sacrifice mean so much to the people of the netherlands today.0osterbeek war cemetery? graves in oosterbeek war cemetery?— graves in oosterbeek war cemetery? graves in oosterbeek war cemete ? �*, ., cemetery? it's impossible not to be touched _ cemetery? it's impossible not to be touched by _ cemetery? it's impossible not to be touched by how- to be touched by how phenomenally - to be touched by how phenomenally well. to be touched by how. phenomenally well kept to be touched by how- phenomenally well kept the graves _ phenomenally well kept the graves are _ phenomenally well kept the graves are here _ phenomenally well kept the graves are here and - phenomenally well kept the graves are here and the - graves are here and the friendliness _ graves are here and the friendliness of- graves are here and the friendliness of the - graves are here and the | friendliness of the dutch people _ friendliness of the dutch people the _ friendliness of the dutch - people. the commonwealth war graves _ people. the commonwealth war graves do — people. the commo

in germany, the netherlands and denmark have — the netherlands and denmark have all— the netherlands union is using frozen russian assets to fund _ using frozen russian assets to fund arms— using frozen russian assets to fund arms purchases for ukraine _ fund arms purchases for ukraine. including more ammunition from the czech initiative _ ammunition from the czech initiative to rush more shells to ukraine. and since our meeting _ to ukraine. and since our meeting injune, the united states— meeting injune, the united states has committed more than $4 billion— states has committed more than $4 billion in new security systems for ukraine. we are laser— systems for ukraine. we are laser focused on ukraine's priority— laser focused on ukraine's priority needs, including air defence _ priority needs, including air defence, fires and armour. this innovative — defence, fires and armour. this innovative and nimble capability coalitions continue to help — capability coalitions continue to help ukraine fend off russian aggression today and deter— russian aggression today and deter russian aggr

gather in the netherlands to discuss how the space industry can make the planet more sustainable. 0h, oh, if you havejustjoined us, you are in the nick of time for the top money stories. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we begin on the east coast of the us where a port strike is expected to go ahead from tuesday. so, tomorrow. the action announced on sunday by the international longshoremen�*s association union could cause delays, snarl supply chains and fuel inflation. around three dozen ports would be closed if the strike goes ahead. between them, these ports handle roughly half of the goods imported to the us via container, including food, pharmaceuticals, consumer electronics and apparel. this could cost the world's biggest economy as much as $5 billion each day according tojpmorgan analysts. us retailers, automakers and other businesses now face ballooning freight rates ahead of the crucial festive shopping season. large retailers have pulled forward imports of much of their holiday merchandise and made reservations with west coast ocean and rail carri

in germany, the netherlands, and denmark have all provided more leopard battle tanks. meanwhile, the european union is using frozen russian assets to fund arms purchases for ukraine, including more ammunition from the czech initiative to rush more shells to ukraine. the united states has committed more than $4 billion in new security assistance for ukraine. we are laser focused on ukraine's priority needs including air defense, fires, and armor. this contact group in its innovative and nimble coalitions continue to help ukraine fend off russian aggression today. thanks to the work of the air force coalition, ukraine has received its first tranche of f-16 fighters. for its long-term security, ukraine must continue to boost its own defense production. many contact members are already supporting that effort. meanwhile, with help from several european companies, the united states is working with ukraine to design and build a substitute for the surface-to-air missile system. the united states has also allocated more than $200 million to purchase critical components to let u

in germany, together with denmark and the netherlands, plans to transfer 77 leopard 1 a5 tanks to kiev, this was stated german defense minister at a meeting of the contact group on military aid to ukraine. and for more details on what issues are being discussed today at the ramstein air base, we will ask our european correspondent regina sebastianova, she is joining the broadcast. regina, hello, when can this equipment be transferred and what other statements were made? hello, this is the first meeting of the contact group in almost 3 months, this time it is being held in person among. participants from 50 countries that are helping ukraine, and vladimir zelensky also arrived in person this time, rather than speaking online as part of his european tour, stopping in germany to describe the gravity of the situation. according to journalists covering the meeting, volodymyr zelensky's visit gives the conversation a political rather than a working atmosphere. in his opening speech to the gathering, the guest said that the supply of american f-16 fighters is a great help, but he believes tha

i understand before he was in caracas he was in the netherlands embassy stop that is a key point — netherlandslands embassy stop ii�*ué�*ii is a key point being discussed today by the media. what is the role of spain and this deal? it has to be seen as partly personal decision mr gonzales to go into exile but also an expulsion. that is why the role of spain is being helping mr gonzales to get exile safe and sound are on the other hand perhaps at the same time it is help the government in caracas to get rid of problem and there we still don't have enough information to decide whether it is one of the other but i think it will be very controversial. imac we do not know whether maduro the government of president sees this as an divide and conquer approach. mr this as an divide and conquer approach-— approach. mr gonzales is in sain. approach. mr gonzales is in spain. there _ approach. mr gonzales is in spain. there are _ approach. mr gonzales is in spain. there are a - approach. mr gonzales is in spain. there are a lot - approach. mr gonzales is in spain. there are a lot of. spain. there are a lo

in rotterdam, the netherlands, a man armed with knives attacked passers-by. one person died, another was seriously injured. the attacker was neutralized by a fitness trainer. the killer was restrained, he is being interrogated by the police. powerful explosions are thundering in the regions of ukraine. the first ones were heard late yesterday evening. the sounds of detonation did not stop until the morning. local publications report that in many regions recorded several series of strikes. this is exactly the picture that developed in the ivano-frankivsk, cherkasy, kiev regions, as well as in zaporizhia, which is controlled by the armed forces of ukraine. in addition, explosions were heard in the lviv and zhitomir regions, as well as in dnepropetrovsk. in the territories where the troops of the kiev regime are now in charge, strikes. entered the krasnoarmeysk, this is the donetsk people's republic and in kherson. air raid sirens were declared several times in the regions of ukraine over the past hours. in total, it covered 13 regions. and in the border area of

so there are ground forces pushing up from normandy through belgium into the netherlands.d enemy lines. and the idea was that they would be able to secure strategic bridges. james holland, you are a historian. what we are hearing and seeing now behind us are about 100,000 people who have gathered to commemorate what's often referred to as a historic failure. and yet there's more to it than that. well, there is, yes, because the idea behind it was, as you say, to get in through the back door and had it worked, you know, that could have foreshortened the war by a number of months, and it really could have been over by christmas. so, the principles behind which it was planned and executed were entirely laudable, a high risk operation for certain, but one that could have worked, i think. a lot of historians disagree with that take. but my own view, having walked this ground here and overat nijmegen and studied it in some detail, i think it could have worked. and what these people here and the people commemorating in nijmegen and also here in arnhem are commemorating is that ef

the objective of operation market garden was to advance into german—held territory in the netherlandst the allies did capture the area a few months later. hundreds of paratroopers this morning jumped from planes above the netherlands to re—enact the operation. let's speak to anna holligan who joins us from arnhem. it's incredible the paratroopers still dropping out of the skies here, the few still making thejump. tens of the skies here, the few still making the jump. tens of thousands of people have gathered. they're here to remember, not a military victory but the courage, the tenacity involved. i'm going to see if we can turn around very slowly to show you the final few parachutists jumping and few pa rachutists jumping and landing few parachutists jumping and landing here. the significance of where we are now, during operation market garden this 0peration market garden this was the scene of some of the bloodiest battles. some of the... the idea was the allied forces would be dropped behind enemy lines to secure strategic bridges in the north sea occupied netherlands... i'm aware of

will also be introduced at the frontiers to the rest of his front, luxembourg, belgium, and the netherlands, and to the north with denmark for an initial period of 6 months. as a member of the free traveler chang and zone, the german government had to notify the you, commission of its plan. this chang and zone consist of most of you countries and some of its neighbors, founded in 1985. this area guarantees free movement without border control or passport checks. these measures can be reintroduced exceptionally. then there is a threat to national internet security. breland is justifying its move. the device this would serve to further limit, irregular migration and protect against a cute, dangerous pose, but islam his terror and serious crime. we are doing everything we can to better protect the people in our country against this types of fits. it's a decision that hasn't gone down well with some of that. you countries, they fear it undermines this streaming. so poland, prime minister don't a to success. it's unacceptable. so what you issue, we will ask other countries affected by berlin's d

and this year it's in the netherlands.our friend, the dutch astronaut andre kuiper. the 20th year since his first spaceflight. so tell us, how can space help us with our with our climate crisis on earth? we monitor our beautiful blue planet earth, from space. we do so with satellites, but we also do so with human eyes. and we bring the news about our planet. and we do science on board the international space station that benefits us right here on earth. at this event, is there lots of conversation about the space travel industry? because in recent years, it's had such a huge boost by big players such asjeff bezos, elon musk, richard branson, the billionaire entrepreneurs. very much so now. space is not solely a government business within the government space agency, but it's also a commercial venture, just like aviation was more than 100 years ago. so we have here people representing the commercial side — axiom, space x, sierraspace, starlab, lots of people here, and there's a lot of conversation. and so much has happened

they're in netherlands. they're in the netherlands. john is ambassador to the and so his secretary, francis dana, he dispatched dana with john quincy, who was. 13, as his secretary to to saint petersburg, to get recognition from catherine the great. well, he was there for a year. it didn't work out. dana came. john quincy, by that time was 15, almost 16 took three months to get back. he because of his father, he most of the important people in stockholm and copenhagen and. so he tarried there and and made a lot of social contact as people of the stories society set out check the check the the birth records there and see how many children ever named john quincy. some of this got back to his sister and she kind of confronted him with it, with his escapades, heard about his his escapades. so he had. he had a colorful life. i think. and but you asked me about the election, john adams. and it's a this is a passage in a book he said in his his father is not good at governing but they were they were good at thinking governing and he said, we

a result it was not allowed to the authorities, the same situation was, if you remember, in the netherlands parties... could have formed a government without the ultra-right, but they were in principle not ready to abandon the tradition in this way, when the first party, which... . headed the electoral list, cannot to form his government, and as a result, geert wilders did not become the prime minister of austria, but it is controlled by the dutch government, by the way, right now there is a scandal over the fact that the current prime minister of the netherlands dixhove said that he how the head of the government determines the work of the government, so ... and in this situation, so wilders did not like very much that schow said that it is he who determines what happens in dutch politics, that is, in such a situation when you try to isolate the winner of the voters, even far-right, you prove it anyway the situation to an inevitable political crisis, because the winner cannot understand why he does not have the fruits of his victory, and those who voted for him cannot understand it, you kn

presence in the university from palestine just yesterday for example the university of amsterdam netherlands students presenting both support for palestine and saying that we had a study that cut off communication with all zionist institutions in the form of scientific projects and visits of academic boards and that has not yet been achieved, emphasizing that any communication academic and in fact scholarships with the zionist regime should be stopped, similar to the same, well, we had it in different european cities, like you mentioned, in italy, in the city of milan, or in england, in london and different cities, and as they announced today will continue. after those economic sanctions there have been scientific sanctions against the zionist regime, which you are now pointing out that the students of european countries, especially in the netherlands, that is, the university of amsterdam, the university of amsterdam. to seek the rights of the palestinians . we saw this demand for academic boycott before the europeans in american universities, well , they paid the fees of a series of america