i that may arise in the defence of northern europe.— of northern europe.orthern europe. i want to ask you about _ of northern europe. i want to ask you about what _ of northern europe. i want to ask you about what ukrainian president zelensky has been saying, he has been speaking today and he said that summit in vilnius has to confirm that ukraine is a de facto member of nato. what do you think of that? , ., . ., nato. what do you think of that? , ., , ., ., that? de facto is not a term an one that? de facto is not a term anyone working _ that? de facto is not a term anyone working in - that? de facto is not a term anyone working in nato - that? de facto is not a term l anyone working in nato would use because you have this article five treaty commitment that obligates countries to come to each other�*s defence, and you don't want to have this be ambiguous or unclear in any so at the time that a country becomes a nato member, you that commitment to be ironclad and perfectly understood, so you can't quite say that in advance. what we should be saying at the

the muscles among the palestinian people through him from the ports of northern europe shed light onlorable situation, and they are going to continue their activities in other european ports as well as other countries and give the next year to the people of gaza . the town of kafr shoba with the support of the army of this country they tried to build a road and flatten their own land in the area, which is located next to the border line established by the united nations between lebanon and occupied palestine. al-mayadin network reported that this was an unprecedented action since the liberation of southern lebanon and the western baqa region in 2000. the al-manar network news also published pictures saying that the israeli regime 's army chief of staff was doing this in minutes from the other side of the border . we are going to the end of the world today. good night, god bless you jafar hosseini seyed mostafa khoshnama seyed mustafa hosseini the wishes of the people of the world god from mostafa nazar medicine mostafa nazari with karbala journey saeedim khoshnama saeed moosai naimi

palestine started its journey from norway , which is located in northern europe, and closed its port. it shed light on the situation of the palestinians, and now it has reached you. when i was a student, while visiting a palestinian store , i realized how israel strictly violates the basic rights of palestinians in their own land. unseen the land begins to be occupied and the houses danced and left sensitive conditions for the palestinians. palestinian children were in the focus of the passengers of hanzaleh. in 2006, during the illegal siege of israel, the residents are fed children and live in conditions that even the united nations and people have declared it impossible to live in the calculation of food for years in a place like qala prison, the largest open prison in the world, and many people in the world are not aware of this disaster. the passengers of the anzali boat say that if the crimes of israel against the palestinians are explained to the people of the world, they will be united. he asked for their support, and i was born and raised in this city, bristol, the reason for

>> geographic coherence and depth, all of northern europe.you coherent oversight and control of the airspace, the sea space around northern europe, and the ability of forces to work together seamlessly in operation, whether supporting efforts such as we had for a long time in afghanistan or kosovo, or any contingencies that may arise as a defense. >> i want to ask you about what presiden zelensky has been saying. confirming that ukraine is a de facto member of nato. what do you think of that? >> de facto is not a term that anyone working in nato would use . you have this article five treaty commitment obligating countries to come to turkish defense. you don't want to have this be ambiguous or unclear in any way. at a time when a country becomes a nato member, you want that commitment under -- perfectly understood, ironclad. you can't say it in advance. what should be said and what i hope is said for the benefit of zielinski, the commitment that nato made 15 years ago to ukraine's eventual membership is becoming operational and they are going

forgive me, but the fact that in western, more precisely, even in northern europe, laws of bovtanasiaadopted a long time ago, including the euthanasia of children, and the forced euthanasia of children in the event that if the diagnosis is incompatible with life, and forgive switzerland for advertising a capsule for painless euthanasia. if you have a serious problem, let's say, kidney failure or other things, spare yourself the society, lie down in a capsule, laughing gas. pleasant music, then, as it were, another gas, lethal, let me invent nothing. this is how you know they have in their genetics, it seems to contain some kind of. well, i don’t know some code of fanaticism, or something, by the way, if i read, uh, the older edo that is, this is the same, but the norman epic scandinavian or rather epic. it is the same for all for them, then they sing of violence as the norms of life. this is the norm of life in killing people, this is valor, when, let's say, one is there . let's say to a combatant a warrior penetrates into the composition of a sleeping enemy and hundreds, so to speak

finishing the swedish, made to membership changes radically the entire military, geography of northern europe. not just the nordics and then 3rd there. and there are very concrete military capabilities that exist at the moment in, in finland. you know, the fully mobilized field army is larger than germany's military. 280000. a fleet of over 60, modern, fully ready and capable of fighter jets american ones, new ones f, 35 is coming. so there's a real military capability and interoperability which has been built over 30 years of nato finished partnership and border for lind. shares with russia is over 1300 kilometers long. how has the sense of security in the country change since it's showing nato? if you look at polls finish, feel more secure. of course, going forward, finished. assume that it is up to finland to ensure that we have a robust defense capability. but in the future, if something were to happen, both the terms component. and if that fails to defense components, it will be done together with others. now on a daily basis, of course, i don't expect feelings foreign policy. these are

you have geographic coherence and depth so that you now have all of northern europe, not including the gives you coherent oversight and control of the aerospace and the sea space around northern europe and the ability of forces to work together much more seamlessly and operations, whether they asked the 14 the efforts such as we had for a long time in afghanistan, kosovo or any contingencies that may arise in the defence of that part of europe. i want to ask you about what ukrainian president zelensky has been saying, he has been speaking today and he said that summit in vilnius has to confirm that ukraine is a de facto member of nato. what do you think of that? de facto is not a term anyone working in nato would use because you have this article five treaty commitment that obligates countries to come to each other�*s defence, and you don't want to have this be ambiguous or unclear in any so at the time that a country becomes a nato member, you want that commitment to be ironclad and perfectly understood, so you can't quite say that in advance. what we should be saying at the vilnius s

the usa and the countries of northern europe promised to finland will support ukraine as long as it isstatement published by the press service of the white house says. his unequivocal condemnation of russia's aggressive war against ukraine. well, several important statements were made today by american president joe biden, in particular. he said that ukraine will become a member of nato, but he confirmed it not during the war says that no one can join nato while the war continues because it will mean that the third world and all nato countries are involved in the war, besides, biden believes that putin does not use nuclear weapons he also stated this today as part of the meeting well, he also emphasized that he does not think that the war in the country will not last for years, or rather long years, and explains that there are two reasons for this. the first of them, he says, is that putin will eventually make a decision that it is not in the interests of ukraine. well, the second he says that russia is not will be able to wage a war against ukraine for so long. well, i will remind you

this is, of course, is that is if you have air conditioning and we know particularly in northern europe, most people don't lose bit with the royal media. logical side loses always. we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. you're watching the w news up next. need to beardsley has dw business news. i will see you tomorrow, the next someone else to see the highlights of selected for you. you every week. a new a box, subscribe. now the one of mankind's oldest ambitions could be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and arrival with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it. on youtube dw documentary, the germany warrens its businesses to avoid becoming dependent on china. we're here with firms like volkswagen, have to say about berlin's stance. many of them having increased their investment in china in recent years. also on our show, the french economy emerges as a bright spot in europe. we'll look at why the country is attracting more for a

we've been sold in, in northern europe a couple of years ago. yes. so one thing that we noticed is people oftentimes under estimated the effects of heat waves. you know, we talked about 28, i was flooding wildfire stuff like that. a really grabs the news headlines, but he kills many more people annually. then i'll do is combine more so than hurricane, more flooding more so than any because of the use of something called excess mortality. basically, elderly, multiple populations who may have underlying health issues are suddenly pushed to the brink of unfortunately, death because of these temperatures is being so warm and then not being able to escape in europe. and particularly that's a big time issue because a lot of people don't have air conditioning just a few years ago. we sort of 18000 people die in italy, thanks to a higher and the way. so yes, that's the number when you know a big issue with this. at the same time the wildfires aren't issued to 13 wildfires burned across arizona right now and we have a hot, dry weather from the heat. um, sudde

obviously, a lot hotter in spain than in northern europe and in places like the uk and the rest of northernre quite used to these temperatures. the reckless behaviour you do see is the visitors, who are determined to continue their holiday, despite the heat. you see them down on the beaches. to be fair, if you are on a beach you can dip in the sea and that does moderate the temperature, but the warning is, be very careful because these temperatures can be dangerous if you are not well hydrated and don't stay cool, and you really could suffer severe consequences. there are already reports of deaths in europe as a result of these high temperatures. ailiiur in europe as a result of these high temperatures. our correspondence s - eakin . temperatures. our correspondence speaking to — temperatures. our correspondence speaking to me — temperatures. our correspondence speaking to me earlier. _ temperatures. our correspondence speaking to me earlier. to - temperatures. our correspondence speaking to me earlier. to put - speaking to me earlier. to put things into context for you before our next stor

that is settled and tourists are going back in in large numbers to northern europe.been a sense among tourists that naturally a european vacation is not necessarily much fun if you are in the south this summer. rome, every high temperature above 40 celsius. that's around 110 fahrenheit. if you are trudging around in that sort of heat, it's extremely debilitating and not much fun. the official advice, stay in your hotel room with the curtains closed between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. not many people's idea of a vacation. certainly, in some cases, it's extremely scary. others, generally upsetting that people are not having the vacation they hoped for. >> exactly. they look forward to it for such a long time. are travelers rethinking going to the traditional popular summer hustlers? have you observed people going to cooler vacation spot? are the new places repaired to absorb the increase of visitors? do they want crowds? >> reporter: that's a really good question. there are so many different factors at work here. it's not possible to point out definite trends at the state

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and if he's on that is a swedish political scientist on the atlantic councils director for northern europe . i asked what present one is playing? well, and that's not so easy to interpret that i think you can see it is 2 ways either he's just suing towing in more and use that things to, to make the accession of swedes and even more difficult at or if he is at the end of a long negotiation and kind of just, you know, putting things into the, in the go station that could mean that he wants to special mentioning off of the support for turkish you, i'm patients, for instance. so it's, it's hard to assess at this point exactly what's, what's going on because the president there and then of course knows as. busy as everybody else that to this is a needs assessment, and it's a european commission that negotiates, that is the accession for, for turkey, which has been in the freezer since the 2016. so what sort of response? so here we're expecting them from those nato members, especially a non a u members like the, the us and the u. k. or what i think is at this point, i mean we have this meeting i

_ green parties especially in northern europe that then had a big impact on the european parliamenturopean green deal. green was the european green deal. green was the real— the european green deal. green was the real thing that europe was all about _ the real thing that europe was all about. now, despite the fact that this is— about. now, despite the fact that this is happening, despite the climate — this is happening, despite the climate crisis is in a sense, far more — climate crisis is in a sense, far more violent, and since today than it was— more violent, and since today than it was a _ more violent, and since today than it was a couple of years ago only. not only— it was a couple of years ago only. not only is— it was a couple of years ago only. not only is that green wave not searching — not only is that green wave not searching again, but actually what is going _ searching again, but actually what is going on— searching again, but actually what is going on is that there is a green lash _ is going on is that there is a green lash. brewing in europe. we have seen _ lash. brew

and in northern europe most people don't.iz bentley, as always we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. u.s. president biden has reaffirmed his commitment to nato's newest member finland. speaking in helsinki, biden said the u.s. and finland are working in lockstep for a more secure path for nato. biden said the nordic summit which he attended this week, included sweden, denmark, iceland, norway, as well as finland, addressed challenges including clean energy, regional security, and technology. the talks came on the heels of this week's nato summit in lithuania. with the war in ukraine high on the agenda, biden says he is hopeful negotiations will one day bring this war to an end. >> i don't think the war can go on for years for two reasons. number one, i don't think that russia could maintain the war in terms of their resources and capacity. number two, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually putin will decide it is not in the interest of russia, economically, politically, or otherwise,

on the other hand, extreme heat waves and northern africa in southern europe last april, with temperatures up to 20 degrees above normal, with different they would have been almost impossible at this time of year without the climate change. so when it comes to visit the flooding that had pockets done in 2022 models, such as the global warming increase, dividing full intensity data by 50 percent. the event affected 33000000 people and destroyed 1700000 homes everywhere. now i'm joined by elizabeth michigan. the chief executive of the royal media are logical society leads. it's good to have you with this again of are we correct when we attribute all of these extreme weather events to climate change? i mean, is that what we're seeing? yeah, so most of the heat events that we've seen, the rec codes being broken around the world tends to be attributed to climate change. and we, we have a method that we can do to, to, to scientific a look at how we attribute these extreme events. so for example, we brought in models with all the human and just greenhouse gases that we have put in the atmosphere,

bandar abbas should be evacuated for europe, northern europe , as well as russia and come up through iran and azerbaijan. it was built with a lot of money, which is actually international in 2009, 2010, but the countries are blind in the international, what to do in the minutes of the meeting of each country, in fact , it has pledged to build its own school to be connected to this corridor, which is actually nationwide. rail and marine body , this is the only part of the railway in russia that has music we are doing it. when there were different methods of financing, we had done the design ourselves inside iran, and upon entering russia , it announced last year that this agreement, which you have seen and announced, was signed and implemented in the region . do a technical review. 12 people are here, they have been deployed for two weeks, so that i can do the engineering, in fact, the limited time they will provide us in agreement with the deceased, and based on this engineering plan, he will also give us the executive price . after completing the executive operations, i will start f

yeah, and of course is that is if you have air conditioning and we know particularly in northern europe, most people don't lose bit with the royal media, logical side lives. as always, we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. climate active is got in the way it to major airports in germany earlier today. literally for testers, blocked runway using hamburg enters the door. if the lighting flights for thousands of passengers active is from the last generation environmental group are demanding that the german government do more to cut greenhouse gas emissions, climate activist, breach to security, fence and wound themselves to a runway. their actions halted slights for several hours. angry passengers who caused the that doesn't take any precautions any that well anyone can just walk in this time. it was climate activism. the next time it could be terrorist to climb the fence. thing that you get, the protesters from the last generation group say they wanted to draw attention to the climate crisis. but their protest coincided with the start of the summer holidays. in hamburg, se

” it's this kind of story that cultural studies researchers are collecting from all over northern europeke a museum. ” kaustinen is one of those places that keeps finland's heritage alive. the farewell concert goes down a storm - "this is the best way to have fun with each other. " a well-deserved round of applause for the young musicians for carrying on their cultural heritage. it's just one of the many development projects happening across eu member states. that brings our special broadcast from brussels to an end. thanks for your company, and bye for now. amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> hunter biden thought that his legal jeopardy was going to be over. he went to the courthouse to proceed -- to plead guilty. instead, the trump appointed judge rejected it, giving lawyers about 30 days to come back and explain why she should rubberstamp this deal. amy: hunter biden's legal problems continue to mount

” it's this kind of story that cultural studies researchers are collecting from all over northern europeke a museum. ” kaustinen is one of those places that keeps finland's heritage alive. the farewell concert goes down a storm - "this is the best way to have fun with each other. " a well-deserved round of applause for the young musicians for carrying on their cultural heritage. it's just one of the many development projects happening across eu member states. that brings our special broadcast from brussels to an end. thanks for your company, and bye for now.

to get centers that are classified, it will come to bandar abbas, it will be done for europe, northern europe and come up through iran and azerbaijan. in this big money, one is actually blind in the international in 1302 , the countries sitting as what did they do with the minutes of an international corridor? each country has actually pledged to build it in its own school, which is connected to this corridor, which is actually a nationwide rail and sea corridor. this is only our part from russia. there were different methods of financing that we developed ourselves inside iran we had done and by entering the interested party that russia announced last year and in fact the negotiations that took place between the islamic president of iran and also the president of russia became interested in investing based on this agreement that you have seen and announced was signed and run the area, do a technical review , there are one to 12 people from here, and they were deployed in two weeks to carry out the plan of rudari zaman.

lower temperature in general, its origin is arctic and we were lucky that it first taxied to northern europe and warmed up a little there, so it’s fresher, mostly about five degrees in the south of sodium degrees, there is the main rain for the lower don and kuban a capitals after a pause. if the change of weather disturbs the joints. take reflex it helps reduce joint pain without damaging the stomach, as well as normalize uric acid levels . no pain in any weather. how to reduce joint pain without harm to the stomach rheumoflex helps to reduce joint pain without damaging the stomach, and also normalizes the level of uric acid, preventing its deposition in the joints rheumoflex movement without pain. in st. petersburg tomorrow, plus 20, intermittent rain in places in moscow, a thunderstorm until the morning and hail and squally winds are possible, and tomorrow afternoon below 20 is not very summer-like there. thank you irina on this fedorov kingfisher what again what are you laughing at? look at how you kissed me at the airport yourself, look at yourself. it was very short and don't exaggerat

” it's this kind of story that cultural studies researchers are collecting from all over northern europeke a museum. ” kaustinen is one of those places that keeps finland's heritage alive. the farewell concert goes down a storm - "this is the best way to have fun with each other. " a well-deserved round of applause for the young musicians for carrying on their cultural heritage. it's just one of the many development projects happening across eu member states. that brings our special broadcast from brussels to an end. thanks for your company, and bye for now. berlin. vladimir putin offers african countries russian grain for free. shipments would replace the ukrainian exports which he himself has blocked and he says russia is expecting a record harvest. also on the program, niger's military backs the overthrow of

our country from northern europe already in the second half of the day, its rain cloudy fields will cover russian plain, while the strongest showers and thunderstorms will be observed in the smolensk and bryansk regions. here in places. in just 12 hours. more than 10-20 mm of moisture may fall out. in moscow, the main rains will begin today closer to the evening rush hour, so the air will again have time to warm up to plus 27, and the maximum bad weather in the capital will come out next night and in the morning, according to model estimates, the intensity of precipitation can reach 9-11 mm in 6 hours and only by the end of wednesday, with the disappearance of the atmospheric front, the showers will begin to subside. well, during this period, up to the third july volume of moisture can pour into the city. in the following days , the cyclone will circle in the north of european russia. so concentrate here. the densest fields of rain clouds are located, so the influx of the solar type will be limited in the middle lane, the clouds will become noticeably smaller, and showers with thunderstor

northern europe becomes a homogeneous continuous north atlantic bloc finland sweden joins iceland denmark and norway which have long been there respectively and the baltic basin and the arctic are turning into the zone of direct contact between russia and nato moscow reminds that the joining countries are turning into legitimate targets do not make you think until now there has been no discussion on this topic, the main line that sounds in the media is this gloating that russia wanted less is needed, and now it has received more putin is upset. it's good no one asks. and what does it even mean if nato is spreading along the russian borders russia had the intention to attack finland, sweden. no such claim arises the question is especially regarding finland , which could boast the history of the most successful neutrality, but it was pointless to change. this policy to position potentially the most tense front lines, but so far the mood of hatred and resentment anger putin since the advent of nato, the swedish leadership believed that a number of countries in the bloc would de facto provide

area of ​​coolness is associated with another rainy whirlwind, which breaks into our country and northern europehe afternoon, the fields and its rain clouds will cover the entire west of the russian plain. by far the strongest lines. thunderstorms will be observed in the smolensk and bryansk regions. here in places. in just 12 hours. more than 10-20 mm of moisture may fall out. in moscow, the main rains will begin tonight closer to the evening rush hour, so the air will have time to warm up again to plus. seven and maximum nastya will come out in the capital next night and in the morning, according to model estimates of precipitation intensity, it can reach 9-11 mm in 6 hours, and only by the end of wednesday, with the descent of the atmospheric front, the showers will begin to subside, but during this period the city can pour up to the third july volume of moisture. in the following days, the cyclone will circle in the north of european russia. so the densest fields of rain clouds will be concentrated here, so the influx of the solar type will be limited in the middle lane. cloud will become no

northern europe has experienced a special situation, that is, i have experienced both the imperialist experiences and what the world has experienced, from southeast asia to north africa , and all kinds of colonialism. you have legal immigrants those who are black or of arab descent entered this society and form a large population of this country. on the other hand, the society of the society fluctuated so much that you experienced the revolution . it is an emotional society. the revolution was to experience a revolution, liberalism and democracy, and these are considered the country of france. on the other hand, the society has experienced different ideologies , that is, the fluctuation of socialist and liberal ideology has been constantly fluctuating in this society . sometimes you see that the liberals actually rule there. on the other hand, there is a society whose view is almost aligned with europe . no, that is, since the time of marshal de gaulle, we check this way . we see that they are always with europe , the european union and america or they had, and of course the american

well, more or less in northern europe, the summer solstice keeps the skies bright for almost 24 hours. and for some, this is a time to celebrate in latvia revelers mark the occasion with a festival honoring saint john. it's a party that goes on all night long the it's the lab fee and festival the faced of saint john, the absolute highlight of the every year on the night of the 23rd to the 24th of june. the summer solstice is celebrated like this. all live it like the the what's the background will show you what it's all about. and the traditions involved. yeah, this is, this festival is timeless, family, friends, neighbors. we all get together to celebrate and enjoy each other's company. and so i think the thing and it left the, this festival is called legal or jani. the tradition is thousands of years old to you and comes down to about a 150 kilometers west of the capitol riga. the festival has been in full swing since 8 pm one day earlier, organized janice woods, robo st. here on the right, started with the preparations, including an important bun file. he learned the tradition from

story, by the way, mashed meat soups appeared much later and they say that it was the peoples of northern europe who became. meat and fish in mashed soups why because they wanted to? naturally, uh, because of the weather, uh, so that the food was more high-calorie and carried more nutrients. we rub the ginger, it's bright and it sets off the sweetness very well, but this our nutmeg pumpkin, but not only pumpkins. i 'll tell you now, you can't even imagine and, of course, neither the onion nor the garlic should burn. they should be gently, golden, add here. well, i really don't need all that much. you can leave the rest of the pieces, maybe i’ll leave them in the refrigerator, and then you can fry them, bake them and add them to a salad, for example, to some. but what else is a potato, what else is an apple an apple. that's sweet and sour. well wish. sweet and sour, dense in an incredible way . it is combined with a pumpkin with this one. it's just some kind of song. well, i have it, you know, quite large, if the apples are not so large, then a couple can be added. well , in general, by the way,

a hurricane field and here is its footage, which was filmed by eyewitnesses, walked through northern europein the netherlands, a person died and in germany, too , gusts of wind overturn even trucks, and small vans even take off into the air residents are asked to stay at home and refrain from any travel. they also noted that they canceled dozens of flights from amsterdam after a short advertisement on the attraction in orekhovo-zuyevo, the cabin flew off, we will also tell you about analogues and the preparation of the silk road. when it seems that it can't get any better , foam boards provide a double advantage - they provide protection from heat and cold and help save on air conditioning and heating. when there are friends and the same children's films? there are prospects, but with uralsib bank they become a reality uralsi prospects where you famously climbed then remember legendary cheesecakes. and this is fima let bright moments remain in memory. they're on things, trust persil with technology. its enzyme works not only on the surface, but also from the inside of the tissue. once persi