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you, romania, you will area you the baltic states. you are the other. know they're fighting. we can be on the border. mr. joe, on like we have been russia. we have been on the, on the, on the border or russia directly or indirectly, like the multi countries for many, many decades. this is not an easy thing. what i'm saying that the booker, as decision on open doors, is that the say it was reconfigured our summit. and it's also up to us to reach consensus within the alliance. and also for we friends in ukraine. the continued up at the reform, you're not going to give them a firm answer, because what russia, d a d c. afraid of want to in time, we are working on open door policy. our foreign ministers will be meeting next december to to give additional support to our brand countries. they have to keep faith in their own decision to join the west. they have to continue to invest in reforms in ukraine, not for the sake of joining nato or the european union for that matter. but for the sake of you can people. and this is why i'm adamant against the idea that russia can have a veto.

well, i mean, you talk about that you take take bulgarian romania for instance. they had to be put under special monitoring for more than 10 years because of problems with rule of law issues, problems with massive corruption which persists to this day. that hasn't been any picnic for the rest of europe having bulgarian romania and the amount of crime that it generates and the amount of corruption that both countries generate on your doorstep. that hasn't been a great gift, hasn't again, i think that that without this european union perspective and without european union member membership. and i think also there risks for the rest of europe have been much, much larger. and where you mentioned romania pull, gary i, which are one of the pressure steel member states. well, but we don't model still look at my own country estonia. if i look back 30 or 25 years, and if i think about the stone today, i still think that it has been a great achievement of europe that they took estonia and, and we managed to showing. and if you look at all the changes, but of course it take

i'm come from romania. i'm the 1st that you this region. i'm nato, from a new come into nato. i was foreign minister my country. i was embarrassed in washington trying to convince the allies to invite my country to join native. he'd anybody tell us when this will happen? did anybody give us a solemn promise that by that date you'll be a member of nato. you romania, you bulgaria, you the baltic states you the others know they're fighting on the border. mr. joe, i'm likely we have been russia. we have been on the, on the, on the border or russia directly or indirectly like the multi countries for many, many decades. this is not an easy thing. what i'm saying that the booker, as decision on open doors, is that to say, it was reconfigured our summit. and it's also up to us to reach consensus within the alliance. and also for we friends in ukraine. the continued up at the reform, you're not going to give them a firm answer, because what russia did feel free to read this morning. in time, we are working on open door policy. our foreign ministers will be meeting next december to to g

let me give you an in direct answer, but nonetheless, very direct and i'm come from romania. i'm the 1st that you the surgeon, i'm natal from a new come into nato. i was foreign minister of my country. i was embarrassed in washington trying to convince the allies to invite my country to join native. if anybody tell us when this will happen. did anybody give us a solemn promise that by that date you will be a member of nato. you, romania, you bulgaria, you the baltic states? you are the others. know they're fighting. we're going to be on the border, mr. joe, and like, we have been we have been on the, on the, on the border with russia directly or indirectly like the multi countries for many, many decades. this is not an easy thing. what i'm saying that the booker, as decision on open doors, is that the say it was reconfirmed our summit. and it's also up to us to reach consensus within the alliance. and also for we are friends in ukraine to continue the path of reform. you're not going to give them a firm answer because what russia did went to a diesel freight wanted in time, w

well, i mean you talk about that you take take bulgarian romania for instance. they had to be put under special monitoring for more than 10 years because of problems with the rule of law issues, problems with massive corruption which persists to this day. that hasn't been any picnic for the rest of europe having bulgarian romania and the amount of crime that it generates and the amount of corruption that both countries generate on your doorstep. that hasn't been a great gift, hasn't again, i think that that without this european union perspective and without european union member membership, i think also there risks for the rest of europe have been much, much larger. and where you mentioned romania pull guerria, which are one of the freshest jo member states. well, but with all mother stay, look at my own country. estonia. if i look back 30 or 25 years, and if i think about the stone it today, i still think that it has been was a great achievement of europe that they took estonia and, and we managed to showing. and if you look at all the changes, but of course i

well, i mean, you talk about that you take take bulgarian romania for instance. they had to be put on the special monitoring for more than 10 years because of problems with the rule of law issues, problems with massive corruption which persists to this day. that hasn't been any picnic for the rest of europe having bulgarian romania and the amount of crime that it generates and the amount of corruption that both countries generate on your doorstep. that hasn't been a great gift, hasn't again, i think that that without this european union perspective and without european union member membership, i think also there risks for the rest of europe have been much, much larger. and where you mentioned romania pool area, which are one of the pressure steel member states. well, but we don't model still look at my own country estonia. if i look back 30 or 25 years, and if i think about the stone it today, i still think that it has been was a great, but she meant the europe that they took estonia and, and we managed to showing and. and if you look at all the changes, but of c

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i'm come from romania. i'm the 1st division, i'm nato, from a new come into nato. i was foreign minister my country. i was embarrassed in washington trying to convince the allies to invite my country to join nato. if anybody tell us when this will happen, did anybody give us a solemn promise that by that date you will be a member of nato. you, romania, you bulgaria, you the baltic states you the others know they're fighting, we can be on the border. mr. joe, and i think like we have been russia, we have been on the, on the, on the border with russia directly or indirectly like the monte countries for many, many decades. this is not an easy thing. what i'm saying that the booker, as decision on open doors, is that the say it was reconfigured our summit. and it's also up to us to reach consensus within the alliance. and also for we are friends in ukraine, continued up at the reform. you're not going to give them a firm answer because what russia did a diesel freedom. in time, we are working on open door policy. our foreign ministers will be meeting next december to t

well, i mean you talk about that you take take bulgarian romania for instance. they had to be put under special monitoring for more than 10 years because of problems with the rule of law issues, problems with massive corruption which persists to this day. that hasn't been any picnic for the rest of europe having bulgarian romania and the amount of crime that it generates and the amount of corruption that both countries generate on your doorstep. that hasn't been a great gift present. again, i think that that without this european union perspective and without european union member membership, i think also there risks for the rest of europe have been much, much larger. and where you mentioned romania pool area, which are one of the pressure steel member states. well, but with all mother stay, look at my own country, estonia. if i look back 30 or 25 years, and if i think about the stone today, i still think that it has been a great achievement of europe that well, they took estonia and, and we managed to showing. and if you look at all the changes, but of course i

the situation in romania is also very problematic. it shows that there is not a logical, positive development in the, in the history with always, every year are with always new and more rise for l g b, t, people. you can also have a road back. i mean, the situation seems the end of the community is them was never perfect in hungary and poland and he's in these or a countries, but in poland for example, you have, you still have, but you had prod, mattress, etc. and there were some, some positive developments. and now we have these rollback, we also have it in a certain form. so in france, for example, where you, you see that on values, we have a society which is more conservative than it was, i think, some years ago. so yeah, that's why it's important to yeah, not to stop the struggle and to fight every day for us, for our neighbors. and also outside from you until you come, you come from the country that gave us, you know, women's with the women's rights movement in large measure in the sixty's black rights. and gay rights is how grea

you still see the sun storms quite frequent, over romania and some parts of ukraine. now this is still the wrap around system that cause originally the funding in germany. this is now tempering of the weather . it's been over the north of you have quite a long time to just kind of navy. it's got cooler. i couldn't attend to produce nazi violet weather anyway, to be honest. but we still got the warmth wrapped up with this lot. so from the balkans, probably through hungry, more especially romania for the next 24 hours or so. the risk of flooding exist as a slightly different forecast than when you had yesterday is drawing up now in austria and in hungry and croatia. buddies don't bone dry and the orange centers where they have use res, like to be southern or southwestern ukraine. seems the most likely event. now while that's going on, them have been dropping throughout germany and power into the 20s. now nobody says he's supposed to be pushed even out of western russia mosque as at $26.00. whereas incomplete contract is still hot and officially a heat wave in some parts

the situation in romania is also very problematic. it shows that there is not a logical, positive development in the, in the history with always, every year or with always new and more rise for l g b, t, people. you can also have a road back. i mean the situation since the end of the community was never perfect in hungary and poland and he's in these or countries, but in poland for example, you have, you still have but you had prod, marches, etc. and there were some, some positive developments. and now we have these rollback, we also have a new surgeon for. so in france, for example, where you, you see that on values, we have a society which is more conservative than it was, i think, some years ago. so yeah, that's why it's important to. yeah, not to stop the struggle and to fight every day for us, for our neighbors. and also outside from you until you come, you come from the country. they gave us say, you know, women's with the women's rights movement in large measure in the sixty's black rights and gay rights is how great is your fe

the situation in romania is also very problematic. it shows that there is not a logical, positive development in the, in the history with always, every year or with always new and more rise for l g b, t, people. you can also have a road back. i mean, the situation since the end of the community isn't, was never perfect in hungary and poland and he's in these or countries, but in poland for example, you have, you still have, but you had prod, marches, etc. and there were some, some positive development. and now we have these rollback, we also have a new surgeon for. so in france, for example, where you, you see that on values, we have a society which is more conservative than it was, i think, some years ago. so yeah, that's why it's important to yeah, not to stop the struggle and to fight every day for us, for our neighbors. and also outside from you until you come, you come from the country that gave us, you know, women's with the women's rights movement in large measure in the sixty's black rights. and gay rights is how great is your

the situation in romania is also very problematic. it shows that there is not a logical, positive development in the, in the history with always, every year or with always new and more rise for l g b, t, people. you can also have a road back. i mean the situation since the end of the community was never perfect in hungary and poland and he's in these or a countries, but in poland for example, you have, you still have but you had prod, monitors, etc. and there were some, some positive developments. and now we have these rollback, we also have a new surgeon for. so in france, for example, where you, you see that on values, we have a society which is more conservative than it was, i think, some years ago. so yeah, that's why it's important to yeah, not to stop the struggle and to fight every day for us, for our neighbors. and also outside from you until you come, you come from the country that gave us, you know, women's with the view in women's rights movement in large measure in the sixty's black rights. and gay rights is how great is y

you, romania, you will area you the baltic states you the others know they're fighting. we will be on the border. mr. joe on. is it likely we have been rush? no, no. we have been on the, on the, on the border or russia directly or indirectly, like the multi countries for many, many decades. this is not an easy thing. what i'm saying that the booker, as decision on open doors, is that the say it was reconfirm that our summit. and it's also up to us to reach consensus within the alliance. and also for we are friends in ukraine, continued up at the reform. you're not going to give them a firm answer because what russia did a diesel freight of i did want to in time, we are working on open door policy. our foreign ministers will be meeting next december to to give additional support to our for in the countries they have to keep faith in their own decision to join the west. they have to continue to invest in reforms in ukraine, not for the sake of joining nato, the european union for that matter, but for the sake of ukrainian people. and this is why i'm adamant against the ide

well, i mean, you talk about that you take take bulgarian romania for instance. they had to be put on the special monitoring for more than 10 years because of problems with the rule of law issues, problems with massive corruption which persists to this day. that hasn't been any picnic for the rest of europe having bulgarian romania and the amount of crime that it generates and the amount of corruption that both countries generate on your doorstep. that hasn't been a great gift of it. again, i think that that without this european union perspective and without the european union member membership, i think also there risks for the rest of europe have been much, much larger. and where you mentioned romania pull area, which are one of the pressure steel members states. well, but with all mother stay, look at my own country, estonia. if i look back 30 or 25 years, and if i think about the stone it today, i still think that it has been was a great achievement of europe that well, they took estonia and, and we managed to showing. and if you look at all the changes, but

the situation in romania is also very problematic. it shows that there is not a logical, positive development in the, in the history with always, every year or with always new and more rise for l g b, t, people. you can also have a road back. i mean, the situation since the end of the communism was never perfect in hungarian, poland, and he's in these or countries, but in poland for example, you have, you still have, but you had prod, monitors, etc. and there were some, some positive developments. and now we have these rollback, we also have a new surgeon form also in france, for example, where you, you see that on values, we have a society which is more conservative than it was, i think, some years ago. so yeah, that's why it's important to yeah, not to stop the struggle and to fight every day for us, for our neighbors. and also outside from you until you come, you come from the country. they gave us a women's with the women's rights movement in large measure in the sixty's black rights and gay rights is how great is your fear that i

romania, and leading., overall, we will expect and outperforming economic development compared to western endeavors. anna: let me ask you about your m and a plans. where are you looking for m&a is that this white -- point? >> we are interested to be in a role in the consolidation, countries where we are already operating. currently, there are opportunities popping up and hungary. ? -- in hungary. there will be opportunities and other countries czech republic. in general, we have been saying during the rebound after the pandemic, at least until the end of the pandemic, there will be some consolidation and m&a activity. anna: how do you expect low locked revisions to develop? some governments work measures in the economies you operate in will fall off. i wonder whether that leaves customers and businesses vulnerable. how do you expect the provisioning story to develop? >> we have adjusted our guidance unless and 60 pages, to less than -- less then 30 basis points. should the environment keep up, we might be

he says some serbian police demand money from migrants to let them cross the border with romania just for the romanian authorities to return them to serbia. down for the police on the syrian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that much money to give to the police and work and to buy food for ourselves on such ample. we're driving to support it's one of the serbian hard spots for migrants trying to cross into b. u. just a few 100 meters behind me is hungry and if you continue in that direction, who cross into croatia, but claiming asylum in the european union has become nearly impossible. even still with these young men, want to take their chances. so local taxis stand by to drive those with enough cash closer to the border last night. no. somebody has some kind of trouble with the physical violence with the police on the border or here or your services. yes. senior lousy troops were the only local and you in this area, she wants to warn, under age migrant, about the danger of crossing her waters, police brutality, human trafficking.

you, romania, you bulgaria, you the baltic states? you are the others. know they're fighting on the border. mr. joe, and it's likely we have been russia. we have been on the, on the, on the border with russia directly or indirectly, like the multi countries for many, many decades. this is not an easy thing. what i'm saying that the booker, as decision on open doors, is that the say it was reconfigured our summit. and it's also up to us to reach consensus within the alliance. and also for we are friends in ukraine, continued up at the reform. you're not going to give them a firm answer because what russia did went to a diesel freight in time. we are working on open door policy. our foreign ministers will be meeting next december to to give additional support to our sprint countries. they have to keep faith in their own decision to join the west. they have to continue to invest in reforms in ukraine, not for the sake of joining nato, the european union for that matter. but for the sake of you can people. and this is why i'm adamant against the idea that ru

the black hawk joining a ceremony end of romania's mission in afghanistan.te tourist attractions is open again after nearly nine months of being closed. visitors return today to the eiffel tower in paris. 10,000 people will be allowed in per day instead of the usual 25,000. a note here, masks are still required and starting wednesday, in france, at the eiffel tower, adults will have to show proof of vaccination. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪upbeat music♪ t

romania and bulgaria lag far behind while belgium and the netherlands take the lead with the highest percentage of the population vaccinated.f france says 40 moon people have received one inoculation. in spain despite 55% of the population being fully vaccinated, officials say they need to target younger age groups as they battle a surge in infections. >> we are still seeing significant differences among the different age groups and that is due to the vaccination in people over 40. most of them are already fully vaccinated. more than 65% of the new covid-19 cases registered are in the range of people below 40 years old. >> while the number of infections remains high in spain, health authorities say they are beginning to see signs of hope, including in the hardest hit region of catalonia. >> france has another world heritage site. unesco has honored nice with this status. nice adapted his urban planning as early as two centuries ago to make itself attractive to foreigners. which in this is a quote "shaped the urban planning an eclectic architectul styles of those areas now evident in

two were killed, from britain and romania. court in hong kong has handed sentenc under the tional securitlaw. the man was jailed for nine years for terrorism and inciting secession after he drove a motorbike into police last year carrying a fly calling for revolution. -- a flag calling for revolution. the u.s. condemned an attack in afghanistan on a you when compound in the western province -- a u.n. compound in the western province. it wasn't immediately clear which side was responsible for the fire that hit the u.n. office. now to malta, where yesterday an independent inquiry found the maltese state has to bear responsibility for the assassination of an investigative journalist. kied in a car bombing in 2017 after reporting on corruption within the government. the alleged mastermind and perpetrators of the assassination are still awaiting trial. this latest inquiry found no evidence of direct state involvement and said the government had created a cult of impunity and failed to protect the individual from threats against her

ali had paid smugglers to get him from serbia into romania, crossing the river danube.urney, the boat capsized. a police spotlight picks out what's left of the boat. survivors clinging to the upturned vessel. this is all ali has left to remember his friends by — footage from the day they were buried. eight of ali's friends drowned that night. it would be another four months before ali would make it to the uk, arriving in august last year. the horror of what he witnessed on hisjourney rarely leaves him. in english: there are more than 5,000 asylum seekers in scotland — and most of them in glasgow. that's because the council here is the only one in scotland that has an agreement with the uk government to take them. ali's still learning english. so he comes to meet me with a friend who can translate for him if he needs it. hi. how are you? yeah, i am good. and you? ali's a father of five. his wife and his children are still in hiding in saudi arabia while he goes through the asylum process. he's come to the uk hoping that, if asylum is granted, his family will be able to j

putting men strain on countries having to cope with the newcomers. germany, france, and romania top the list of countries taking in the most african migrants in austria. 5th of all, refugees are know from africa unless done. and the large numbers are also bringing a host of problems. some savage and shocking elliot the tranquil reports. imagine you're in charge of a country shocked by a creepy rave skin. the victim who died had just become a teenager. the suspected rapists are young and again, refugees. you've got no choice but to take action. if you don't, the public won't get it. and that's if you're lucky, if you get too tough on those who escape misery and war back home in their home countries, political opponents will give you a p r b t plus that will raise some liberal u eyebrows. let's hear from the man who's lately been facing this precise challenge . sebastian kurtz, the chancellor of austria. often i find it intolerable for people to come here thing and then commit cruel and barbaric crimes in australia. and listen to this means for me that we will stick to our line. there wil

he says some serbian police demand money from migrants to let them cross the border with romania, just for romanian authorities to return them to serbia, down to the police on the syrian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that much money to give to the police and work and to buy food for ourselves, such as we're driving to support. it's one of the serbian hot spots for migrants trying to cross into you just a few 100 meters behind me, hungary and if you continue in that direction who cross into croatia, but claiming asylum in the european union has become nearly impossible. even still with these young men, one to take their chances. so local taxis stand by to drive those with enough cash closer to the border last night. know somebody have some kind of trouble with physical violence with the police on the board of the road here or yes, senior love each month to the only local and you in this area. she wants to warn, under h, migrants about the danger of crossing waters. police brutality, human trafficking, but we cannot say don't go, i

a connie delighted the home crowd by beating romania serrano hysteria in straight sets. but a connie whose rank 338 in the world have never even wanted w t a match until the tournament that she's now into the full found on her grand slam davy. i mean, it's funny because the beginning when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like packing too many set to match kit. i'm gonna have to do some laundry tonight. i think they have a laundry service at the hotel. so i'm good guy, even younger than right of connie is 17 year old cocoa golf is also in the law 16, the american winning in straight sets against devine as a car. you then, golf is yet to drop the sat in the torments and is now reach the full found one button on the 2 occasions she's played here. she'll face the 2018 and champion angela come next, but you haven't had to dig a little deeper for her when. well, number 28 came from a set down to beat alexandra savage. cover losing just one game in the final set formula one well champion louis hamilton has signed a new 2 year deal to stay with mercedes, bu

became one of the least vaccinated in countries at the time even lagging behind other stragglers like romania and lafayette all the while continuing to experience a surge in cases. and that's, but the other issue that caused unnecessary death was that the vaccines that the country did get for some reason didn't 1st go to the people who actually needed them the most. we did not give parity to people every 60 and people with serious illnesses that were placed in the false category after social workers, employees in many farms and others at this point. but gary remains one of the least vaccinated countries in europe with less than 20 percent of the population having received at least one dose. the new government is desperately trying to remedy the situation. but it seems, there are still a lot of hurdles for them to overcome. vaccine skepticism is still high among bulgarians, especially after reports of astrazeneca being linked to rare health complications. the country's poor health infrastructure is also hampering efforts to get vaccines to the population effectively. and the threat of a new wa

union, precisely, poland to the baltic states also sometimes joined by countries like sweden and romania. who is your advice? danny was with the movement. try to blog, any river mom, any improvement over relations and this can last started in 2014. it was long before i will remind you that back in 2006, poland, imposed vito only go stations between russia and the european union on the new strategic agreement. this veto was being cast for one year on the hop. right, and amber off the ball on the ball, the state actually immediately after the u. enlargement. poland, in the baltic states started the price of the best to grasp, hold the movement balls of the developments in russia utilization. and the 2nd fundamental reason is precisely conditional. and the only acceptable formula of partnership which is acceptable while the union is ross, are becoming a part will be used for in process accepting. the more about this you be want to build the european union in russia, formalizing domestic legislature. we village is leisure of the europe union and russia basically becoming defect associated wi

here, with the offer of talks towards an unspecified solution, i 1st met ro, romania when he was capital and foreign minister, defiantly outspoken in the violent wake of the 2017 referendum. now, after nearly 4 years in jail, he said the spanish offer was an empty gesture in english and you put your proposal on the table when we demand the state is to put a proposal and let's put your proposal. we put our proposal. we thought that's what politics is about and we have to be allowed to put on that table. would we understand? is the solution that's more than marker, see the self definition and stop repression that amnesty sanchez has made clear they will be no legal vote on independent. so what chance of reconciliation remains? the question is whether this financial government is going to be able to put something on the table and buy something, i mean, proportion for farther power sources and to cut alone. and the big question is whether this proportion is going to be, i'm be reaching out as to divide the bring up, and that's movement between those hardliners with never accept anything of i

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the court heard that lulu lakatos, who is 60 and was born in romania, swapped the gems for pebbles.he great barrier reef, the canals in venice and the galapagos islands have in common with the slate landscapes of north west wales? the answer is unesco world heritage site status. the area, including six sites in snowdonia, is now one of 32 uk sites on the prestigious list. our wales correspondent tomos morgan reports. adopted. applause 20 years in the making — and recognition is finally here. the slate landscape that dominates parts of snowdonia is now on a prestigious unesco world heritage list that includes the great wall of china and machu picchu. and the pioneerfor this bid was dr david gwyn. i felt there was something very wonderful here, almost magical. i'm naturally delighted to hear now that after 20 years our ambitions have been realised. it's said wales built the world in the 19th century, and in its heyday the industry employed close to 20,000. so why does welsh slate have such a good name worldwide? firstly, it is the best slate in the world. it is one of the more denser

putting an immense strained on countries that have to cope with the new compass, germany, france, and romania. they took the list of a you countries taking in the most africa, migrants, and in auster 5th of all, refugees, all now from afghanistan. the laws numbers also bring a whole host of problems and some of them are horrific as it pertains to reports. imagine you're in charge of a country shocked by a creepy rave skin. the victim who died had just become a teenager. the suspected rapists are young and afghan refugees. you've got no choice but to take action. if you don't, the public won't get it. and that's if you're lucky, if you get too tough on those who escape misery and war back home and their home countries, political opponents will give you a p r b t plus that will raise some liberal u eyebrows. let's hear from the man who has lately been facing this precise challenge. sebastian kurtz, the chancellor of austria of pitt. often i find it intolerable for people to come his thing seeking protection and then commit cruel and barbaric crimes in austria. politically, this means to me that

and we've still got a rash all the storms and showers affecting the balkans with romania seeing some of that wet weather. but as we go into sunday we've got another weather system working its way into the north west. and we're going to see wet conditions all the way from france to western areas of germany and stronger storms and showers across the u. k . as we go into sunday, but further south, the iberian peninsula thing, lots of sunshine, fine and dry conditions and doesn't move to the eastern mediterranean. we're expecting heavier showers in thunderstorms, across parts of grief and turkey. but further south, the heat is building. if we have a look at fibrous, nicosia is seeing the temperature edging up to nearly 40 degrees celsius as we go into saturday and sunday, with plenty of sunshine coming through. the the world lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing the rate of 2 football pitches a minute to meet the markets insatiable appetite for logging, mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increased production. indi

temperature in eastern europe was quite a distinct library through eastern part of dance was more diver, romania. this is during saturday. there's been lot of heat to the south of that as well, but athens to see the temp dropped to 32 from nearly 40 that heat as extended into north africa. and it still ran about $41.00, mark in tripoli and warmer than that in cairo. but there is a breeze you can see. so generally speaking, temperatures are being at least kept down. most of africa, of course, is hot and dry. but the rain gets a long way, nose this time. yeah. if you, if you, how's the seeing showers are a big shower in guinea and moving further north, but it's certainly that part of west africa where you see the biggest samples this time of the year. and they are, they are in the forecast. they're long way north, feathery as well. for example, in geneva, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me one of the top stories for the