from time proof, what brings you to prague? why prague? betty fuson and her foot, i think wandering about actually to just get the atmosphere is the kind of thing that we like to do and just sort of soak it all in. it's a museum in itself. oh, it's wonderful in boys heard progress such a beautiful city and it is with telecom on which i looked at. it's true what you hear about prague. sites and culture. there was a piano player in the metro station. yeah. and music on the bridge and i was the guy legacy we're adding to this thing for the buildings was hosting for the structure of the town and the food and the food of food. good point time for a little snack. christiane takes me to try a check classic with a modern twist. these are like slightly still traditional check check classes with the also you running was like, oh, give me 3, give me the one with the potato. sorry. give me one with the have you eat it and you go to work? oh, by the way, every single party we have new year's eve birthday parties. we have these open facing with with the

here in the studio with me and alexandra phenomenon in prague. thank you so much to both of you and we will of course, cover that press conference when it starts. now this year's nobel peace prize is being shared by 3 champions of human rights. the jailed bell russian rights activists, alice alice bell at ski rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. now the joint award highlights the significance of civil society, the peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s. b ali ascii from billers the wrong human rights organization, memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so, congratulations. oh oh, it's okay it's, it's sir. oh, it's great. hopefully, you're the cc else, as they stand by the recognition of their efforts

is that the overwhelming opinion among leaders in prague as well? i know it's not. i mean, this criticism is definitely being voiced here in prague, especially from eastern european countries or the polish prime minister, for example, said that it was unfair, and that the air, germany can't dictate energy policy either. so he's having a good go at had germany at the moment. but them, other than that, germany argues that other countries are doing similar things as well. austria is on its 3rd financial aid package and you have to keep in mind that of course, those up to 200000000000 euros. they are going to be spent over a period of 3 years. and you rules do allow these things to happen because there is no e u mechanism if you will. the gemini is not acting against the roles. but now the left, of course, germany is a very big player. it is the euro zones, most important country. and most important economy, so anything that germany does economically when it comes to financial aid in particular, of course, is being watched very closely. and there is a chance that a e u

the demand was issued following a summit in prague. the formalized a fresh round of sanctions against russia for its war of aggression in ukraine.

in 2 weeks an hour russell's verity of alexander phenomena was at that summit in prague. and here is her summary united against russia, but still looking for a magic wand to solve the current energy price crisis. that's in a nutshell, the outcome of the summit here in frog. despite intensive discussions, you leaders did not manage to move much closer to a solution. some are convinced a price kept on natural gas, will do that trick. others are arguing against any market interventions. germany, for instance, hopes to form a global alliance with countries in asia to lower energy prices. the you is not an island. german chancellor, all of showed sad, but it's europe 1st and foremost, that has to deal with the consequences of russia's aggression. the war in ukraine is a turning point of shoulds pointed out, once again, here in prague, you leaders are still learning what that really means. unless here is nobel peace prize as being shared by 3 champions of human rights, dale, bella, rosie, and rights activist, alice b elliot skiing russia as memorial organization and ukraine cen

today and yesterday were in prague at this summit, they absolutely do not support and do not want totimate and legal what happened not so long ago, how russia annexed the captured territories of ukraine, radio svoboda also had an inclusive conversation today with the head of the european parliament and the rotation of matsola and her, the journalists of radio svoboda asked whether europe itself was not tired due to the fact that winter is coming soon. energy carriers, which will obviously not come from russia, and when answering this question, she said no, because on february 24, the world changed, and she hopes that every citizen of every european country, not only european, understands that even if you have to, figuratively speaking, get a little cold in the winter, it is not it's just so that peace will come to ukraine as soon as possible and ukraine itself will win in this conflict. sergey, you voiced extremely important messages, but the president of the european parliament also voiced a request to the representatives, so to speak the defense departments of the european union ha

our brothers beauty, for example number reporting from prague. thank you. alec summer. now, when you put your money in a bank, you're not expecting to have to rob that bank to get your own money back. but that's exactly what's been happening in lebanon. customers are angry about banks, capital controls were imposed as a country's economic crisis is worsening since 2019 people with savings have only been allowed to withdraw limited amounts in u. s. dollar. all the lebanese pound, which has lost more than 95 percent of its value since the crisis began. ah, it's like a battle of nerves at this bang branch in bay root. by some i'll shake once his money back $210000.00 from the family fortune. he's poured gasoline and his threatening to set it on fire and shoot the bank employees. the 42 year old refused to be sent away. after waiting for his money for 3 years, he had crushing debts. he couldn't pay for his father's urgent surgery. in mid august, he finally lost patience into the hollow. i would have shot myself in a minute and the people in there with me. no, i told them he

all right, nina has a in prague. thanks. i much at the swedish academy and stockholm has wooded this. he is nobel prize in literature to the french author, annie ever no. l. no. as a professor of literature as well as a writer. she was born in 1940 and grew up in normandy and france. i literally work his mostly autobiographical and maintains close slates with. so c ology outside her home in paris. and north said she felt very happy and proud. and here's a quick reminder of the top news stories at this hour. more than 30 people, most of them children have been killed in an attack on a day care center in north east and thailand. authority said the gunman was a former policeman. he reportedly killed his wife and child after the attack for, for turning his weapon on himself. and russian missiles obstruct residential buildings and southern ukrainian city of jasper asia, the governor of the region mostly occupied by russian troops as at least 3 people were killed in the dorm strikes and several others were injured. and without you

r. exercise in prague. now the whole point of this event in prague, prague castle seemed to be to convince onlookers of european unity particularity in favor of ukraine and against russia. while papering over any other cracks in the solidarity facade. it. so the kind of thing that's been happening a lot lately within me, you know, we all know people like this in our own lives. they arrive at the party. it's all lovey dovey, kissy kissy and you know, darn well that in the car just before they got there. they had a huge blow up all just this week. for example, as brussels adopted 8 round of anti russian sanctions. belgium in italy sat on their hands as brussels band, semi center steel products from russia, despite knowing full well the hit that their own steel industries risk taking as a result. so they just kind of towed the line, but likely aren't thrilled about it. so during this summit, craps did show none. the less turkish president air to one used his platform to la showed in greece over their territori

that's alexander fun. nomine reporting from prague. now this he has no val peace prize is being shared by 3 champions of human rights. the jailed bell, russian rights activist alice b l. yet ski rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties . the joint award highlights the significance of civil society for peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s b ali, asking from billers the russian human rights organization memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization. santa for civil liberties. together with another, the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so congratulations. oh, oh, it's okay it's, it's sir. oh, it's great. oh, thank you. the c c else as they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. still, graham, we are documenting russian military war crim

let's goad -- let's go to prague now. what olaf scholz is saying is need to coordinate the price cap with asian customers as well. if it puts a cap on prices, and others might say we will pay more and they will get the gas. how is europe going to solve the problem? >> it's not just olaf scholz. as he speaks, others are speaking of the same time and they are painting a different picture. everyone agrees that gas prices have to go down, but they can't agree on the magic or miller. -- on the magic formula. battalions say the price is unacceptably high so you need to put -- the italians say the price is unacceptably high. the reality is, there is no consensus. there is a date and this is relevant. european officials telling us into weeks, the goal is that the commission at that point will have something on paper that european leaders would be in the position to make a decision. today this is about brainstorming. guy: do you think two weeks is realistic to solve this problem? it feels like everyone is on different pages at the

the meeting in prague was attended by all 27, e u members. the u. accession candidates, an ex member and neighboring countries. they all agreed on the need to discuss a common strategy regarding russian aggression in ukraine group. this is good for peace and security. and of course, it's also good because the european union can then improve relations with its neighbors. many of whom want to become members of the european union are based on the summit is also being attended by serbia, which has traditionally been closer to russia. and by turkey, which has a strained relationship with the you. the possibility of closer ties with the e u, even brought armenian azerbaijan, currently in conflict with each other into the same room, even without resolutions, the new community wants to form a common strategy for supporting ukraine. you the biggest hunter than the poor that you member and you candidates or ex member, but we do share a common region and often a common history that you can make it up to us to shape our future together and have new. the

t w's alexander phenomena is in prague. and she told me more about the unity between the european countries which help them adopt measures against moscow. well, i would say to, to, you has managed to stay united with its support for ukraine. and of course, with the sanctions that they are keeping in introducing up on the line, spoke about the new round of sanctions that the leaders approved here at this is the package number 8 aimed at closing existing loopholes and increasing the pressure on the regime in moscow. however, we also have to say that it's clear that it's, it's becoming increasingly difficult to go further and there are a few members states who think that what's been done is enough for instance, hungry and the prime minister there. he has a claim for instance, that it is a small european elite that is responsible for the sanctions that he would like to have a referendum on the sanctions. however, we of course have to say that the victor alba was always at the table when those decisions were made for unit to yes

eu summit in prague eu leaders they argued where to get the funds to fight the energy crisis, whether radical ideas would save europe, like taking away and sharing, asim emelyanova figured out who just didn’t go through the format in prague that they promised to make mega meetings with mega agreements, but put it most clearly, the german publicist brodder , the summit in the czech republic is like someone who does not know how to bake, buns immediately took up the cake. sacher's eighth package of the station against russia was agreed, but not everyone completely agreed and did not agree with restrictions on imports of steel and remembering their clabecque and aluvière factories , belgium abstained from voting to say, no, it could not, out of a sense of european solidarity, but not to press the button for this, too, an act that brussels is the capital of belgium, which it actually is will not forget. your colleagues asked you about the reasons why belgium abstained from voting. no, no one talked about this. and if you were asked what you would answer, i would answer that now the main p

you a lot of information, in particular, about the summit of the european political community in prague. joe biden warns of armageddon. well, be sure to watch the completion of the program at the end will be very interesting about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column well, but i will start with the information of the last hour, french president emmanuel macron announced that he initiated the creation of a special fund for ukraine in the amount of 100 million dollars, the money should go to the purchase of weapons and equipment for the armed forces of ukraine, at the same time, they will buy directly from the manufacturers, at least that is what mr. macron proposes. well, he himself also promised that he would provide our soldiers with additional self-propelled artillery installations caesar. well, thank you, mr. macron well, now i hope that other leaders of the european union support this initiative and this fund will accumulate and then the money will be given to us for the purchase of weapons. well, the only way out for russia in the war that it started

we congratulate rostislav in prague. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. i congratulate you.t of the european political community is worth it. who has already arrived there? if there is information and what to expect, please, look at the european union, 27 members of the member states after leaving. britain is now 27, but europe is more than just the european union, it is much larger and wider, therefore , on the initiative of the french president emmanuel macron , 17 more countries were added to the 27 members of the european union, which are located physically on the european continent geographically, europe is so wide , and it is really called european political community, this is an initiative, as i already told macron, and it says that europe is wider than just the european union, that this 17th, which is included in the 27 members of the european union, that they also have a what can be said in common in the european house, this in greater europe on the european old continent that there are also things that are shared and for everyone, for example, energy carriers there

i found that nina, i'm nina hossa in prague. so any and now's books are famous for blending fiction. and autobiography drawing on her experiences as a working class woman to tell powerful stories, having written more than 20 over 50 years, a french author has now one the nobel prize for literature. before the prize committee announced this year's winner, they tried to call her, but couldn't reach her french author on the on will soon out know, did find out. she'd won the world's top literature prize, or just because, well, i'm very happy. i am proud. that's it. you're not overcome with emotion? no, no, i'm not overcome a fitting answer for an author who writes about her own experiences with what she calls the knife, meaning a kind of surgical precision. her autobiographical novels prob subjects including her work in class childhood, her affair with a married diplomat, her own battle with breast cancer. her mother's, with all timers, really hard experiences and she gives was for these fears is that the various in striking stories

she thought i saw a phenomenon reporting from prague. thank you. alex summer. there has been no let up in the anti government protests that are sweeping iran. the unrest began when a 22 year old woman died while being held by the morality police for allegedly violated iran's strict islamic dress code for women and girls. moss, i mean is death has drawn international condemnation power. now these university students in it on are chanting them in life in freedom. it's a slow conduct stretching the hearts of many white, including members of the european parliament. the hands of that we deem of them were lost in iran is stained with blood. neither history, no a law or god almighty will forgive you for the crimes against humanity that you are committing against your all citizens. until the moment of your on awfully. we are going to stand with you. d n g m. as id. when men lies freedom. friend star flag, you get burnett shuttle, it's extending this report with diff, symbolic act. oh, is it on the clerical leadership? see its western enemies are behind the antique gov

in prague it is indeed present, agreed upon by the european union. sanctions against russia will create big problems for serbia the european union and croatia insisted that belgrade stop importing oil through the croatian island of the krk without hiding the irritation aleksandar vučić. he called it interference in the internal affairs of the country. have to look for another way to pay more. such a price and there is no philosophy about the imposition or non- imposition of sanctions against russia, i repeat once again, not you in croatia, nor your leadership will not direct the policy of the republic of serbia, the citizens of serbia will decide the policy of serbia through freely elected representatives and against all those who think that will be able to impose their will not only gas and oil for steel. the europeans may soon take over as well, according to politicians, some eu countries continue to trade steel with russia at the expense of sanctions loopholes. this irritates ukrainian officials. they demand that brussels deal with this. as soon a

in prague broke out between the prime minister of croatia and the president of serbia croatia the othereved a ban on the transportation of russian oil to serbia through its port on the adriatic, but in prague, andrei plenkovic made it clear to alexander vucievich that this was retribution for serbia's refusal to impose sanctions against russia of another in these conditions, serbia cannot sit on two chairs cannot be a country that comes here to talk about the european perspective and expect big steps forward, and at the same time not support any sanctions against russia. in this, he remembered the fascist past of the croatian state, croatia was just doing its job, which it continues to do for many decades and since 1941. and our business is to find an answer in the future to this with regard to the imposition or non- imposition of sanctions, i repeat. once again, you are not in croatia, nor your leadership will determine the policy of serbia; it is determined by serbian citizens through freely elected representatives. contrary to all those who think they can force serbia into their will

mood in the czech republic, david stolik, an analyst at the european values ​​research center in prague help us with this. of our broadcast good evening, i will start with this sunday promotion in support of ukraine, including the one that took place. please tell me why there was a need to hold such promotions again. there is no connection to the anti-government protests in the czech republic. yes, there is this connection because since september there have been three large actions against the government and against its policy of support for ukraine, and therefore if other people had other citizens of the czech republic who support some people simply decided to call such an action to show that, after all, more of society supports ukraine. that these people who have not been on the streets since september, they do not represent the position of the country and they do not have what we should stand for, in which we are chesny society, well, now we will talk about the anti-government actions that the citizens of the czech republic participated in. it seems that there have already been three

time surfaced franco-german contradictions on the eve of the summit in prague scholz.on the continuation of the construction of a gas pipeline through the pyrenees, part of this gas pipeline should pass through the territory of france, but in paris they do not give the go-ahead. they say that pipes are not needed, nuclear power plants are needed. what the germans do not agree with and the prospects. it's absolutely clear here. every day every week will become everything colder and more interesting special hope for the sharp turns of the european plot is associated with ms. meloni the leader of the motalian right, who is about to be replaced by mario draghi as prime minister of the country. she is known for calling the macron an irresponsible price tag at campaign rallies, and she will soon have the opportunity to repeat that face to him at the next eu summit on october 20th. mikhail antonov anastasia borkovskaya denis lisitsyn andrey powder vesti nedeli, germany on saturday night as a result of shelling from the side of the apu was damaged, the last high-voltage power

we'll hear from i corresponded in prague after this report. this is where the european union's leaders assemble when they meet in brussels. the 27 seats at this table represent more than 450000000 people in the europe. it's a club at some neighboring countries on the continent have been waiting decades to join, but the requirements to qualify for e u membership makes the process both long and slow minis. cami sir. so when francis president emmanuel crohn introduced the idea of the european political community, there were immediate concerns from some that it was somehow a 2nd tier substitute him to e u membership assembly not well, let's bring europe together in a very on the basis of us geography. surely on the basis of democratic values with a desire to preserve the unity of our continent, you know, and we also want to preserve the strength and ambition or integration because you love joining wouldn't mean in the future. i couldn't join the european union fosten and it also wouldn't be limited to refill to those who have left the european uni

now, the whole point of this event in prague, prague castle seemed to be to convince onlookers of european unity, particularly in favor of ukraine and against russia. while papering over any other cracks in the solidarity facade. you know, these people are kind of like, well, we all know these kind of people in our own personal lives, the kind that show up at a party. and they're all lovey dovey kissy kissy and you know, darn well that they just had a blow up in the car before getting there. so these kinds of blow ups that have been happening in private are really hard to paper over and they, they were at the summit as well. just this week, for example, as brussels adopt an 8th round of anti russian sanctions. belgium and italy sat on their hands as brussels ban semi finished steel products from russia, despite knowing full well the hit that their own steel industries risk taking as a result. so during the summer target president air to wine used his platform to lash out at greece over the territorial disputes in the region and accused the you of supporting illegal initiatives masquerading

they're debating measures to tackle europe's energy crisis at a summit in prague. will bring you their press conferences live. ah, i'm to have office thanks for joining us. this year's nobel peace prize is being shared by 3 champions of human rights, the jail bell, erosion rights activist alice biased ski rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the joint award highlights the significance of civil society for peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this piece try is awarded to human rights advocate. be good from been deborah the human rights organization, memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization. tense up for civil liberties. the committee said it was recognizing 3 champions of human values in a rage and rife with repression and fear. they had made an outstanding effort to document war crime, human rights abuses and the abuse of power together they demonstrate the significance of civil society,

the leaders of 44 countries were looking for the answer to this question in prague.hat did they end up with? going to lower airfare prices, which skyrocketed after september 21st, risk falling on this business news. well, also what are the rules on the road now for electric scooters and segways? we start the message from the kherson region in the morning ukrainian militants fired at a column on the daryev bridge across the rekungulets, killing at least five people as many wounded. here is the footage that was published that was used to shell american hymars installations. one of the rockets covered several civilian cars and a bus in which people were going to work, but there is a tragedy of the operational arrival of an ambulance brigade for all those who suffered shrapnel wounds. delivered to the hospital continues strikes on the donetsk people's republic from 7:00 in the morning arrivals of shells of nato caliber, recorded in the capital of the region also in yesenovaty makeevka and panteleymonovka. the us congress is increasingly expressing dissatisfaction with th

all right, nina, how the and prague? thanks. i much at the swedish academy in stockholm has awarded this he is nobel prize in let chit chat to the french author. i mean, no, no is a professor of literature as well as a writer. he was born in 1940 and grew up in normandy, how literary work is mostly autobiographical and maintained close links with se c, l. a. g. outside her home in paris at noon said she was very happy and very proud. all right, let's get more on this from david levitz from d w culture. hi david. and can you tell us more about this? he is, is when and what kind of book she, right, right on the, on the new is known as i want to frances greatest living authors. and she writes books that are hyper personal, even if they're in the 3rd person. they're autobiographical, she's probed her own history, her relationship with her parents, what it was to grow up in the working class. her mother's illness with all timers and ultimate death, her own unhappy marriage, her about with breast cancer, her own abortion, the topics g

course one at nina hasa is with the delegation in prague. germany argues that other countries are doing similar things as well. austria is on its 3rd financial aid package. and a, you have to keep in mind that of course, those up to 200000000000 euros. they are going to be spent over a period of 3 years and you rules do allow these things to happen because there is no e u mechanism if you will. so gemini is not acting against the roles, but nevertheless, of course, germany is a very big player. it is the euro zones, most important country, and most important economy. so anything that germany does economically when it comes to financial aid in particular, of course is being watched very closely us employment growth appears to be slowing new figures show the economy added $263000.00 jobs in september. that was down on $315000.00 in the previous month, but slightly above analyst expectations. the nevertheless strong figure will do nothing to ease. invest is worries about another potential interest rates hike from the federal reserve. next month, president biden welcomed the continued jobs

the blazing headlights of a burnt out car, light up a street scape in the cheque capital prague. the vehicles are real imported directly from ukraine. first hand witnesses of human struggle and survival. maxine volkoff skis, tribute to victims of the war is simple but effective. we are bringing yearly for girls with the full stories of the owners, and i thought it might be kind of symbolic in these days, her shoulder, the moments of the brutality of war in between the other installation. the owners of these cars survived but lost everything they owned, even the vehicles, positioning in the city is meaningful. you out of the money on skin i miss key would be the town hall and them and the libraries like girls symbols of knowledge on politics. and the, these cars of smoldering here for her in waiting for it. congress points will be below you looking at the details and then might go for a reader. stories of people like to escape war. the installation is one of over a dozen illuminating landmarks across prague during the sig, no festival, a 4 day showcase of the visual arts and techn

she's standing by in prague where the leaders are meeting right now. i'm a summer bring down the exploding energy, of course is on top of the agenda and germany as drawn lots of criticism for announcing its own plan. why is that? while it is because germany has been blockading some far reaching measures on the level to tackle the energy crisis. for instance, the majority of each member states would like to introduce our cap on price cap on gas imports. and germany was very skeptical saying that that would distort their markets. at the same time, the german government has introduced its own massive aid package for german companies and consumers to 100 to 1000000000 euros. and many here are saying, well, how can it be a, we are not such a large economy like germany. we don't have that kind of money to support our companies and they polish prime minister or have you had ski criticized germany for not showing in our facility charity with other nations. some fear that the measures introduced by germany could sir, have her negative consequences on their leve

prague i thought it was some ancient recipe.he confectionery shop of the prague restaurant. well, in general, some kind of fifties and sixties, probably, the recipe was invented. what do you think is the most popular answer on the top line. what do you think, what did they milk? the top line and there is napoleon the russian soviet version of napoleon a. he is also milfey that is, this is the police. ok then. and another creation is simple. another creation of the confectionery workshop of the prague restaurant, but there is chocolate a thin biscuit and inside there is a lot of something white with agar, and we know that it is against, please, the third line. apparently i didn't describe well. what are you doing bird's milk. well, it seems to me that i am quite recognizable on the fourth line turned out to be a cake. i don’t know if you remembered it or not, which is called medovik, there is even such a legend that one of the russian empresses did not like to eat honey. and then go cake with honey. she liked it and loved it. she

they remembered who liberated prague yes, but they liberated prague of course , the soviet troops andbad is the current karlovy vary hmm the americans were liberating, and then there was a difficult moment in our history in the sixty-eighth year. well, in general, he, too, had already been largely overcome, and at the turn of the nineties, the two thousandth, it seemed that relations from bratislava from prague, that is, with two parts of the czechoslovak state , would be normal. and what you said about, it was also a manifestation of normality at some stage, the americans finished off the local elites and forced them to reorient themselves from the national interests of the czechs. yes, for americans, this is the problem modern europe that the german national interests no longer protect, the german, the government such was not in german history before germany. it was the prussian national interests. now no one is protecting them. yes? since we are talking about the moods in europe, we are now proposing to attach to our air the czech politician, the leader of the communist party of th