so during the nazi occupation in norway was early in the occupation. she, her brother and a number of other young people from given us. jim staged a demonstration against the germans and against the german sympathizers, the nazi sympathizers in the town of osh, him outside of us. whoa. and it grew that demonstration to about $800.00 people and they started singing and chanting against hitler. well, not right away. but later they were interrogated these students and offered a small fine or go to jail. so my mother was the one who took jail and they actually opened an old jail that had been closed in neeson, where they put my mother for 9 days, you know, with a pot in the corner and they fed her green potatoes and, and water. and she always said for us, i never thought they wouldn't let me out, you know, and later in the occupation, no one would have demonstrated in 1978, syria whose threat moved to new york to do graduate studies and literature and columbia university. despite having a scholarship, money was extremely tight, although not quite as tight

so during the nazi occupation in norway was early in the occupation. she, her brother and a number of other young people from given us stage to demonstration against the germans and against the german sympathizers. the nazi sympathizers in the town of osh, him outside of our slow and it grew demonstration to about $800.00 people and they started singing and chanting against hitler. well, not right away, but later they were interrogated the students and offered a small fine or go to jail. so my mother was the one who took jail and they actually opened an old jail that had been closed in neeson, where they put my mother for 9 days, you know, with a pot in the coroner. and they fed her green potatoes and, and water. and she always said 1st, i never thought they wouldn't let me out, you know, and later in the occupation, no one would have demonstrated in 1978, syria whose threat moved to new york to do graduate studies in literature and columbia university. despite having a scholarship, money was extremely tight, although not quite as tight as she describe

she met her norwegian mother esther vega on a visit to norway. she moved to the u. s, and they got married. syria was born in 1955, and grew up to be bilingual. my mother's mother was living with us. i was around one for about a year. she stayed. so when i started speaking it was nor which and that was being spoken in the household. after she left. i think i forgot norwegian spoke only english when i was for my mother took me and my sister to norway for some months. i promptly forgot english and spoke only norwegian. and when i returned i think i forgot which and again when i was 12, my father had a sabbatical. the entire family was in bergen, norway, and the norwegian language rushed back to me. so quickly that after that i retain both languages. so what is the point of having 2 languages? i think for me it provided me with a sense that they're always at least 2 ways of looking at the world. i've often envy those people who grew up with, you know, 34, sometimes even 5 languages. because that pluralism, i think, is a secret to sinking well about problems. even while

so during the nazi occupation in norway was early in the occupation. she, her brother and a number of other young people from given us stage to demonstration against the germans and against the german sympathizers. the nazi sympathizers in the town of osh, him outside of our slow and it grew that demonstration to about $800.00 people and they started singing and chanting against hitler. well, not right away, but later they were interrogated these students and offered a small fine or go to jail. so my mother was the one who took jail and they actually opened an old jail that had been closed in neeson, where they put my mother for 9 days, you know, with a pot in the corner and they fed her green potatoes and, and water. and she always said was, i never thought they wouldn't let me out, you know? and later in the occupation, no one would have demonstrated the in 1978, syria who's moved to new york to do graduate studies and literature at columbia university. despite having a scholarship, money was extremely tight, although not quite as tight as she descri

also sweden and norway.— also sweden and norway. and norway. and then we have the united states, _ also sweden and norway. and then we have the united states, of _ also sweden and norway. and then we have the united states, of course - have the united states, of course which is the other part. mr biden on his way next month. i mentioned some of what edmonds snorted and said as well. this is going to have to in some way be ironed out or come to some way be ironed out or come to some sort of agreement or understanding, i would some sort of agreement or understanding, iwould imagine before that meeting. understanding, i would imagine before that meeting.— understanding, i would imagine before that meeting. well, i think eve bod before that meeting. well, i think everybody now— before that meeting. well, i think everybody now especially - before that meeting. well, i think everybody now especially the - everybody now especially the scandinavian partners, defence minister is talking about this investigation going on in denmark right now

on may 17, 1814 norway's constitution was officially signed, declaring norway as an independent country. 207 years later we remembered this important history and join norwegians around the globe in celebrating its independence, and i would like to extend our appreciation to the norwegian american community for all the tremendous contributions they make to make america great. i would also like to recognize my amazing scheduler, kristen, she's a proud norwegian american who recently attained her u.s. citizenship. christine, i appreciate all that you do to keep my office running smoothly and most importantly to keep me sane every day. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess un host: we take you live to the white house where press secretary jen sake is answering report's' questions. jen: today treasury and the i.r.s. announced that starting in july the american rescue plan will deliver crittal tax relief to middle class and hard-pressed working families with children. the first m

president, i've just returned from norway. i was just planning to go to norway myself. he would give you a thorough report on what was going on in that wonderful country. >> you'll be pleased to know that the foreign minister of norway and the ambassador from norway are here this evening and they can arrange a trip. let's have you stand up. can you please stand? foreign minister and -- >> if you -- >> there we are. ambassador. >> if you ask anybody from those ancient days, back in the '70s, so forth, they don't know that i was president. >> really? really? >> this is a tough evening. >> yeah. >> he can do that to you. >> i know. >> now, we're going to shift gears here a little bit, mr. president. i think he would welcome that. in your -- in the introduction of your marvelous new book, "a full life," and let me just give that a plug. you should all read "a full life" by jimmy carter. this is an extraordinary book. you quote in the introduction vice president mondale's fairly well-known summary of your four years in office. we told the truth, we obeyed the law and we kept

president, i've just rushed from norway. i said, well, i was planning to go to norway myself. he would give you a thorough report on what was going on in that wonderful country. >> you'll be pleased to know that the foreign minister of norway and the ambassador of norway are here this afternoon and they can arrange the trip. >> please. let's have you stand up. [ applause ] >> you know, if you ask -- if you ask anybody -- >> would you please, can you please stand? please? there we are. >> if you ask anybody from those ancient days back in the '70s, so forth, they don't know that i was president. >> really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> this is a tough evening. >> yeah. >> he can do that to you. >> i know, yeah. >> now, we are going to shift gears here a little bit, mr. president. i think he would welcome that. in the introduction to your marvelous new book, "a full life," and let me just give that a plug. you should all read "a full life" by jimmy carter. this is an extraordinary book. [ applause ] >> you quote in the introduction vice president mondale's fairly well-known summary o

so during the nazi occupation in norway was early in the occupation. she, her brother and a number of other young people from given us stage to demonstration against the germans and against the german sympathizers. the nazi sympathizers in the town of a ship outside of off slow. and it grew demonstration to about $800.00 people and they started singing and chanting against hitler. well, not right away. but later they were interrogated these students and offered a small fine or go to jail. so my mother was the one who took jail and they actually opened an old jail that had been closed in neeson, where they put my mother for 9 days, you know, with a pot in the corner and they fed her green potatoes and, and water. and she always said, i never thought they wouldn't let me out, you know, and later in the occupation, no one would have demonstrated in 1978, syria who's moved to new york to do graduate studies and literature and columbia university. despite having a scholarship, money was extremely tight, although not quite as tight as she describes. in her r

in norway for me. it turned out i'd become famous in norway. his diary, he had written in the camp, had some chapters dealing with me. it was dedicated to me among other people. assuming i had not survived the war. it was a big excitement in norway when they found out that i'd survived. we stayed in touch regularly. somebody here in the audience who was actually in a train with me when i returned from a visit to him. i was with his children very recently. he was a wonderful man he even wrote a book called tommy about 20 years later. again, about my experiences. he had interviewed my mother. it was a friendship. he was also the man that influenced might thinking about hate and reconciliation. because when i first came to germany, when i was reunited with my mother, i had a notion. i wanted to be on a balcony. we had a balcony. where the germans on weekends would pass by. my father had not been executed. he had not come back. i wanted to do to them when they had done to us and his whole life was based on the idea that hatred doesn't get you any p

a 600 kilometer cable connecting the energy grid of germany and norway has just been inaugurated the mega projects known as north link will enable surplus energy from german solar and wind farms to be used to fast by norwegian demand. meanwhile, norway's hydro electric plants can now support germany's grid when there isn't enough sun or wind around. the link is a key part of an energy transition plan by the german government, in addition to north link for other energy routes in the pipeline there intended to ensure that will be enough electricity to go around. even when germany has closed. most of its nuclear call and gas fired power plants. but let's hear from german chancellor angler merkel on she's been speaking as nord link isn't the greatest. he had an oil, i don't. every new link helps to provide supplies of renewable energy and from florida to the regions with consumed. what does that means increase assurance of supply opposition linked to not link that will take place across the board. us to leave all you but the lender, german chemicals make a buyer, says it will not increas

a 600 kilometer cable connecting the energy grid of germany and norway has just been inaugurated the mega projects known as north link will enable surplus energy from german solar and wind farms to be used to satisfy norwegian demand. meanwhile, norway's hydro electric plants can now support germany's grid when there isn't enough sun or wind to go around. the link is a key part of an energy transition plan by the german government, in addition to nord link for other energy routes in the pipeline. there intended to ensure that will be enough electricity to go around, even when germany has closed most of its nuclear color and gas fired power plants. but let's hear from german chancellor angler merkel on the she's been speaking as nord link isn't the greatest he'd annoy and i don't every new orleans helps to provide supplies of renewable energy and from florida to the regions with consumed . what does that mean? increase assurance of supply opposition. think nodding that will take place across, bought us, get us. that's really all you got the lender grants german chemicals make a buyer

here in the harbor of thrums or in northern norway a special investment project is setting sail. a hybrid electric brim will take passengers on tours of the arctic north. investors to more stock is on board for the 1st time. the millionaire wants to promote technology that helps replace fossil fuels and invest in new ideas that benefit the environment. we invest in. the call so we think it's very important to have a bed for incision from fossil fuel in the seeping. in the street to electric and hybrid. cause the pollution is. a big problem. the shipping industry is responsible for more than 2 percent of annual global greenhouse gas emissions. are news out of non-doctor comes from iceland. she hopes that no starts investment can help transform the industry by using electricity to power ships and reduce the use of diesel to a minimum. this momentous is necessary and the industry has been growing a little bit some politicians suddenly being a little bit from the last years but the big mover is the one sitting on the money so basically if we are to get a real chance those 2 places th

here in the harbor of thrums or in northern norway a special investment project a setting sail. a hybrid electric brim will take passengers on tours of the arctic north. investor right to new start is on board for the 1st time. the millionaire wants to promote technology that helps replace fossil fuels and invest in new ideas that benefit the environment. we invest in brame. we call so we think it's very important to have a bed for incision from fossil fuel in the shipping. industry to electric and hybrid. cause the pollution is. a big problem. the shipping industry is responsible for more than 2 percent of the annual global greenhouse gas emissions. are not out of my doctor comes from iceland . she hopes that no starts investment can help transform the industry by using electricity to power ships and reduce the use of diesel to a minimum. this moment as is necessary if the industry is doing a little bit so politicized so i've been moving a little bit on the last 2 years but the big mover is the one sitting on the money so basically if we are to get a real chance those so place

original lone wolf and a major inspiration on july 22nd 2011, he killed 77 people into attacks in norway off the self radical icing on line. then you as president obama stress that his lama he extreme. this is far from the only source of global terrorism. the rest of that we're especially concerned right now is the lone wolf terrorist and the sort that we saw in norway recently when you got one person who is deranged or driven by a hateful ideology. they can do a lot of damage and it's a lot harder to trace those lone wolf operators. he would be proven correct. 9 years on these levels and responsible for more murders in the western world than any other kind of terrorism. just as digital media is changing the world, so to is terrorism with it, many potential terrorists, almost exclusively radicalized with right wing propaganda from the internet. and they likely germany's biggest threat to, as government still failed to properly understand this brand of terrorism. these loan moves launching, fits the same social profile, white male, and typically a recluse with no friends. their ideology,

of norway and they would like to read a few words about our in my national capacity this open meeting of today comes after 2 clues of consultations which where head this week at the request of china norway and tunisia and with the support of a large number of council members to discuss the ongoing dangerous escalation after 2 asian in the occupied palestinian territory which is facing the most intense cycle of hostilities in years and our minister of foreign affairs has integrated tunisia's concern and position about this is good and it's steadfast position towards the just palestinian codes as you are aware intense efforts have been undertaken not to have the constant speechless toward the unfolding crisis we continued working along with other council members to convene this open meeting today to allow council members to speak one loud voice that must be heard and to urge an immediate ending of the ongoing escalation and hostilities the occupying power assumes the responsibility of this collation and the deterioration of the situation in the occupied palestinian territories. and the

, — from scientists in the uk and in norway, which says that basically, it's not— norway, which says it could have _ it's entirely credible that it could have come from a lab, and they called _ have come from a lab, and they called for— have come from a lab, and they called for an investigation by the united _ called for an investigation by the united nations. as you say can i think— united nations. as you say can i think at— united nations. as you say can i think at the beginning, i thinkjoe biden— think at the beginning, i thinkjoe biden shied away from this. he thought— biden shied away from this. he thought it was donald trump who would _ thought it was donald trump who would stir— thought it was donald trump who would stir up trouble with the chinese, _ would stir up trouble with the chinese, and he would be able to reset— chinese, and he would be able to reset the — chinese, and he would be able to reset the relationship, and that hasn't — reset the relationship, and that hasn't happened. as more and more questions _ hasn't happened. as more and more questions emerge but what e

norway has electric cars up the wazoo.zoo? stuart: probably not. susan: they have their own words. the nio selling for the first time outside of china, maybe that will make them a real global tesla competitor not in china. norway as you mentioned, ripe market for electric cars. more than half cars sold were battery powered electric once. nio will launch the new electric suv to norway this year. a sedan next year. it is not just nio, but other china sees start-ups starting northern europe and norway for selling expansion of the electric cars. tesla has to look over their shoulder with nios are cheaper and more advanced especially with battery tech. stuart: norway, the richest country in the world, made all their money from offshore oil drilling. that is where they made their money. >>> spaceex hid another milestone. susan: i was watching that, a successful starship landing for once. check it out. >> flight control confirmed as you see on the live video, we're down. the starship has landed. susan: you see? finally successful

or norway _ look out for? italy, france or malta. or norway at - look out for? for coming on _ packed year. great stuff, thank you so much for coming on the - packed year. great stuff, thank you i so much for coming on the programme. thank you for watching. good evening. it certainly has been a showery week so far, hasn�*t it? but the showers today have been a little less frequent, and out to the west, there has been some decent spells of sunshine. in the sunshine it has felt quite pleasant, a beautiful afternoon in dorset. shower clouds threatening in the isle of sheppey in kent, but even here, the showers have been lighter in comparison to the last couple of days. you can see those shower clouds, with the best of the sunshine out to the west. i want to draw your attention, however, to this mass of cloud pushing in off the atlantic. it�*s a weather front which is winding its way in over the next few hours and will arrive during the early hours of thursday morning. it�*s going to bring some heavy rain and some unseasonably strong winds, really. ahead of it, we w

here in the harbor of thrums or in northern norway a special investment project a setting sail. a hybrid electric brim will take passengers on tours of the arctic north. investor tara right a new start is on board for the 1st time. the millionaire wants to promote technology that helps replace fossil fuels and invest in new ideas that benefit the environment. we invest in. the call so we think it's very important to have a bed for incision from fossil fuel in the shipping. industry to electric and hybrid. both. calls the pollution is. a big problem. the shipping industry is responsible for more than 2 percent of annual global greenhouse gas emissions. are news out of no doctor comes from iceland. she hopes that no starts investment can help transform the industry by using electricity to power ships and reduce the use of diesel to minimize. this movement as is necessary and the industry has been a little bit some politicians have been building a little bit from the last 2 years but the big mover is the one sitting on the money so basically if we are to get a real chance those 2 p

close allies to denmark and swedish, and norway no region targets are also in this report. so i think there will be a big demand to make this report. public new zealand military has been called in to help us actuate hundreds of people caught in flooding in the countries south island, a state of emergency has been declared and the canterbury region that surrounds the city of christ church. as much as 40 centimeters of rain has fallen in the area over the last few days. meteorologist say that in some areas that is more than the entire rainfall so far this year. the extent of the flooding houses marooned by water roads impossible. this one left with a gaping hole and rivers have turned into lakes. went to bed about 10 o'clock last night and i was not a sign of the river. get up at 6 o'clock this morning and gone to order the canterbury region on you zealand south island is a foaming hub. but the deluge of rain is making work hard. even if some a pushing on a brave face carried on the ferry. oh, don't worry about it. why you just got out for water all conditions which condition

there are more people fleeing congo than there are inhabitants of my country norway. each year we accumulate more people fleeing. there is little funding for us here. we are really, really overstretched and we do not get the message out that there is a tremendous emergency in the congo, precisely for that reason people are not fleeing across the borders but within their own country and the is also hidden within their own country. amy: i know you have so much to do, but i also want to ask you about yemen. speaking about children, speaking about people devastated by war and also by climate change. you are in yemen earlier this year we're in additioto the devastation of the u.s.-backed sought a uae war on the people of yemen, you observe the catastrophic effects of the climate isis. can you talk about what you found there? >> yemen is also one of those countries where all of the plates of the --, the same time. similar to where i am now the democratic republic of congo. in yemen, however, changed on top of a senseless war. blockades and poverty beyond belief means there

earlier in the conflict, we had norway along with china and tenicia, china being the president of the security council. tunisia being the arab member of the security council, norway, having a long history of working for peace in the middle east. they came together and propose some action on the part of the security council. didn't go anywhere with the united states blocking further action. frances taking it a step further now pushing for a resolution, attempting to keep the issue in the spotlight and to get some international response. and basically we've heard speaker after speaker this morning, calling for the same thing, calling for a stronger action in the effort of getting an immediate cease fire. so it's worth talking about the elements of what she's talking about. she mentioned what france would like to see in this resolution by the security council, the demand for an immediate cessation of hostilities and respect for humanitarian law protection of civilians and a return to discussions towards a 2 state solution. and what we've heard from speakers over and over again, that whil

pie creating electricity when it hits the turbine so you have to use what nature gave sears saw in norway we have in the credible rain or the contrasts sun yeah we also have wind but here it's rain that gives us electricity scandinavia will be important to the world's data storage i think skin in the area will be very important for future data storage it's a cold climate you can use the cold fjord to to cool down the data center we have a poll worker to run data centers however i think we also need to be even more responsible and take action that each one of us and for instance if we are talking about data storage we need to be concerned about holeman itself is we need to take whole many emails and slaps and text message we need to say. no we can't see it our use of digital devices has an impact on the world around us this is only said to grow nearly 60 percent of the world's population is already on line and around 1000000 new uses sign up each day as our reliance and data expands we need to find green ways to manage it here in no way i've seen how this can be done and i think we really

in and obviously the objective is quite quite clear that would like to use this, this presence in norway in order to challenge russia and arctic at the end of the council. the ceremonial gabble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairman ship to prioritize sustainable development in the far north. but of course, any development strings, environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly the possibility of political and even military conflict. pull brennan al jazeera in the u. s. the number of new claims for unemployment benefit has dropped, but many companies are still struggling to find workers. some business owners say that the weekly $300.00 subsidy for the jobless is encouraging people to stay home . instead of looking for work, my can reports for washington, d. c. restaurants set to reopen. like thousands of small businesses around the country attempting to reset in the wake up the pandemic. the minimum wage is one, such as you de la santee, hoping for new beginnings as manage off a restaurant recently reopened off to being shot and then s

several countries including china and norway have asked for an open un security council meeting to discuss the israel palestine conflict but the u.s. is pushing back on that she has pretenses our correspondent following that story for us out of washington so she has we have heard from mr by the u.s. president was he said. a difference of is a row and it's difficult not to see what the us is is doing at the united nations also as a defense of israeli actions. of the bombardment of gaza as you mentioned china norway and had asked for a 3rd meeting of the un security council thought emergency meeting of the un security council but this time an open session the previous 2 had been closed session and the us just in the last 45 minutes we understand we started reporting we got said no where you know we'll continue to work on this but this was a this is a process that's been going on since monday there have been 2 close sessions and each time a statement wasn't even able to be put out on the conflict 14 members of the security council each time said they wanted a statement to be released the u.s.

if it's in norway is free or new. as well so in a using green energy this data center is reducing its impact on the environment by cooling its servers choosing cold water from the nearby deep salt water inlet a fuel load so whilst most data centers use around 40 percent of the energy to cool servers which would otherwise reach 100 degrees celsius in minutes this data center gets its cooling free from nature so this is rare produce the cold water used cool cloudy and most. cold sea water from the fjord into sebastian next to the data center this water which is constant 8 degrees celsius is then pumped up through the heat exchanger cooling down separate water pipes that circulates through the data center the warmed up siebel to then exits back into the field at around 20 degrees celsius where quickly cools down again the green mountain data center in no way is unique because of the fuel load cooling the servers and the way in which they've repurposed an old site but all over scandinavia tech giants like facebook google

and swedish, and norway no region targets also in this report. so i think there will be a big demand to make this report. public journalist antonio kept mine from germany's and the are broadcast or thank you very much. thank you. now, the russian of the near a gong go volcano, near the congo. the city of goma 2 weeks ago said people fleeing and a mass exit is that was chaotic and terrifying. many of the 400000 people who pled ended up in saki, among them, hundreds of children who were separated from their parents as they evacuated goma w. mario miller reports from saki on the children, still waiting to be reunited with their families. then he had gone, go volcano, still fuming over a week after the devastating eruption and it's still impacting people in its lucidity, like 6 years old as he lost his parents and the calles when he and his family flat and panic book on this child has been found he will take him to your home because the way to find his parents. so he will stay with you. but. but you're welcome, but happy, but it's your works as a vol

problems linked to the escalation of military political tension remain because of foreign troops in norway and in the baltic region. if the baltic, you only last month, no way agreed with united states to all, to see a lot of territorial control in the form of military bases. 4 of them which do not state have an interest in and obviously the objective is quite, quite clear that would like to use this, this presence in norway in order to challenge russia and are at the end of the council. the ceremonial gamble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairmanship to prioritize sustainable development in the far north. but of course, any development strings, environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly the possibility of political and even military conflict. pull brennan al jazeera ah exactly half past the hour. let's recap the top stories for you. a ceasefire between israel and hamas does appear to be holding. it came into effect on friday after 11 days of fighting, which killed more than $230.00 palestinians. 12 people died in israel, harry force

china and tunisia earlier this week you know norway proposed even more watered down version of that today in an attempt to get some form of unity but that just doesn't seem possible out zero's kristen salumi live at the u.n. in new york christen thanks. palestinian prime minister had a tire called on the united nations to intervene. in the medicine was on what we told the cabinet of ministers is doing all what it can to protect our people and to end the israeli aggression therefore we will immediately provide all the assistance needed by our people in gaza meanwhile we call in the un to ensure its resolutions are implemented to provide international protection to our people and to end the illegal measures in jerusalem and also to completely then just cede lead to guys a strip i also call on the other been muslim states elemental what they have recently agreed upon something abu salim is a palestinian journalist joins us now live via skype from gaza good to talk to you at last sunny what do you make of the international reaction so far to all of this with bearing in mind i don't know

major figures in countries like germany, france, norway, sweden. here in germany, it was chancellor anglo medical, as well as the jan and president frank full to shine maya, who came in for scrutiny from the se we also on that list was former candidate for chancellor in social democratic politician. pish, time brick, who's describes these latest revelations, political scandal. what we knew already was came from back in 2013 when the se spice candle broke, and we found out exactly what pain going on when it came to who america we're listening to in europe amongst the allies. what is regulatory about this? what it, why this is a revelation is we haven't known not only that, denmark was a key part of the eavesdropping, but. busy that denmark was pretty much the main part of this eavesdropping, the, the secret service person who's come forward and release these details to media both here in germany as well as other european countries, as described, the danish network as the crown jewel in this particular spies scandal, due to the geographic nature of d

close allies to denmark and swedish, and norway no region targets also in this report. so i think there will be a big demand to make this report public journalist and tony's kept mine from germany is in the our broadcaster, thank you very much. thank you for centers now. and the future of this year's copa america soccer tournament has been thrown into doubt just 2 weeks before it's due to begin. south america's football confederation says it can't be held in argentina as plans because of a corona virus serge. the event had been due to kick off and what is ours? on june, 13th last week, argentine as co host colombia was also stripped to the turn of it because of civil unrest there. or for more on this developing story. enjoy now by max merrill from d w. sports. good to see you max max. the tournament is just 2 weeks away and there's no host. how could this happen? well, like so many tournaments that were originally scheduled for 2020, it had its fashion served of struggles and was already postponed for a year. in april they decided to go without fans just to make things

problems linked to the escalation of military political tension remain because of foreign trips in norway and in the baltic region. if the baltic, you only last month, no way agreed with the united states to all, to see the a lot of territorial control in the form of military bases. 4 of them which do not a state have an interest in and obviously the objective is quite quite clear that would like to use this presence in norway in order to challenge russia and are at the end of the council. the ceremonial gabble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairman ship to prioritize sustainable development in the far north. but of course, any development strings, environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly the possibility of political and even military conflict. pull brennan al jazeera ah, this is al jazeera, these are your top stories. a ceasefire between israel and mouse does appear to be holding and came into effect on friday.

problems linked to the escalation of military political tension remain because of foreign trips in norway and in the baltic region. if the baltic, you only last month, no way agreed with the united states to all, to see a lot of territorial control in the form of military bases. 4 of them which do not state have an interest in and obviously the objective is quite, quite clear that would like to use this presence in norway, in order to challenge russia and arctic. at the end of the council, the ceremonial gabble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairman ship to prioritize sustainable development in the foreigner. but of course, any development springs, environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly the possibility of political and even military conflict poll brennan, al jazeera, now diesel, the power generators are being switched off in the g and c, as grease connects its biggest islands to mainland electricity, the aim is to lower costs and carbon emissions. jones replace reports now from next off. michelle, you must guess who has spent hi

holding the presidency chairing this meeting called the united states out for that and we're told that norway is leading efforts behind the scenes to again attempt to get a unified. statement through the council and presented at the end of this meeting we know a stakeout has been called that's where the massacre from norway a man with china and tunisia who've also been working on these aliments are expected to come speak will the united states change its tune and go along with the basics a man calling for an end to hostilities we don't know that yet but it will be interesting to see given everything we've heard here today the question we also heard from both representatives for the palestinians and israel they blamed each other for the recent escalation israel is killing palestinians in gaza one family at the time israel is trying to uproot palestinians from euro zone the expanding family is one home one neighborhood at a time israel is sick you think of our people committing war crimes and crimes against humanity some may not want to use these words war crimes and crimes against humanity but

in and obviously the objective is quite, quite clear that would like to use this, this presence in norway in order to challenge russia and are at the end of the council. the ceremonial gamble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairmanship to prioritize sustainable development in the far north. but of course, any development strings, environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly the possibility of political and even military conflict. pull brennan al jazeera, iceland, foreign minister says the technicians are working closely to tackle the effects of climate change. i think the most important thing is that a lot over the nations around the world to look into the arctic. i found that my cell phone is a general counsel for a minister of one of the countries for the last 4 and a half years. the most important thing, not to be a day or course, we need to have the arctic as a low tension area based area under all the articles under international orange, the law, the ostrich nations. so if we keep on track when it comes to back to ensure because w

and obviously the objective is quite quite clear that would like to use this, this presence in norway in order to challenge russia and arctic at the end of the council. the ceremonial gabble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairman ship to prioritize sustainable development in the far north. but of course, any development strings, environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly, the possibility of political and even.

in and obviously the objective is quite quite clear that would like to use this, this presence in norway in order to challenge russia and arctic at the end of the council. the ceremonial gabble was passed on to russia, which intends to use its chairmanship to prioritize sustainable development in the foreigner. but of course, any developmental environmental impact friction between the natural human worlds and increasingly, the possibility of political and even military conflict poll brennan al jazeera. ah, taco krycek of the headlines here on out to 0 si, size, and effect between israel and hamas aiming to end 11 days of conflict that killed at least $233.00 palestinians. 65 of them children, 12 people died in israel. egyptian broke a truce includes other palestinian factions in garza.

several countries including china and norway have asked for an open un security council meeting to discussthe israel palestine conflict but the u.s. is pushing back on that president joe biden's book short time ago he wants to see a significant reduction in the rocket attacks one of the things that. i have seen thus far is that. there has not been a significant overreaction the question is how how we get to a point where they get to a point where there is a significant reduction in the attacks particularly the rocket attacks that are indiscriminately fired into population centers can really help it is a white house correspondent reporting live for the news this hour kimberly hi there so what's the what's the white house calculation here kimberly when it comes to pushing back on this diplomacy. well the reasoning that we are hearing is that the feeling of the white house right now is that a meeting at the united nations level would not be productive and here's why there are a number of diplomatic outreach is that have taken place or are taken place by the ministration with respect to a top

he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway and also the associate editor of russia and global affairs. he joins us now from berlin. professor, we have a sense there of just what the us perhaps wants to get out of this. what does the kremlin one here? hello, russia, great interests in the our thanks for, for one point out there's very much rich in energy resources, something that it would like to extract. but it also is it allows us to develop our very competitive maritime transportation cord, or between the asia and europe, one the shorter in time, and also cheaper. now the main objective of developing this main maritime transportation corridors incorporation with china is also part of this part of a historical struggle if you want for russia. because for the past 300 years, russia has to large extent trying to gain greater access, reliable access to international martha core doors, and suddenly has one within its own waters. now, for this reason, this why russia has a lot of economic interest in the are big, but it's also watch hearing that the united states will try t