slovakia was created in europe. we need a strong eastern flank called the north european alliance, inoculated against manipulation and propaganda. we see our membership in nato and the eu as a guarantee of our independence. that is why we treat the commitments to overall security of the continent in the world so seriously. but solidarity of all partners is required in the face of serious threats. that is why i strongly urge u.s. congress to prevent russia from having leverage against eu nato members in the form of nordstream 2 and institute further sanctions. honorable members of congress, regardless of what happens in poland today, don't lose hope. i remain confident poles will be back as a proud and democratic member of the transatlantic community. we the signatories of the pact of free cities remain committed to uphold democratic values, protect minorities and realize the ambitious goals of the western community. whatever the government is not doing, we are doing it. we teach in poles. we prioritize women's right

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france is betting on boosters, while austria, slovakia and the netherlands are in partial lockdowns. watson in hong kong. authorities in new south wales have ordered an urgent investigation into a cluster of confirmed covid-19 infections centering on a school in the city of sydney. 13 infections there confirmed, but what's got the authorities particularly concerned is that three of those cases are of the new omicron variant, and the authorities say that they're nervous because that cluster is not tied to any international travel. most of the new cases of omicron that are popping up in one country after another are linked to international travel, linked to travel from the african continent. that suggests that this new cluster in australia is local transmission. so authorities there are taking it very seriously. >> i'm david culver in beijing, where we are about two months from the start of the winter olympic games and officials are hoping strict covid defenses will keep omicron away. china already has some of the world's toughest containment measures in place. as for those taking part

a safe place to go on vacation. caves are not something completely new for the slovak tourists. slovakia has many of them but the visit is are nevertheless deeply impressed. it's the biggest cave i've ever seen. it's really impressive. beautiful over style at nights and stalagmites honestly. very, very impressive. hawk a cave is 2.5 kilometers long. the many stalagmites and stalactites are not just beautiful. they are of great scientific interest. they are an index for climate change. lewis alice hawkins. it's even better as on the pictures of the imagine before coming here. the drivers, the guides and the cooks are very happy that tourists have returned to the island. for many years. the coach was practically cut off from the rest of the world because of the war in yemen. when one of them, we're proud that tourists are coming here again, and that we have work men, and we hope that more 2 groups will come a lot more of a surprisingly nature conservationist ahmed, a div agrees it is okay. he says, as long as the tourists camp outdoors that minimizes their ecological footprint, what he doe

a safe place to go on vacation. caves are not something completely new for the slovak tourists. slovakia has many of them, but the visitors are nevertheless deeply impressed. it's the biggest cave i've ever seen. it's really impressive. beautiful over style at night and stalagmites on a thing. very, very impressive. hawk a cave is 2.5 kilometers long. the many stalagmites and stalactites are not just beautiful. they are of great scientific interest. they are an index for climate change. louis alice hawkins. it's even better as on the pictures of the imagined before coming here. the drivers, the guides and the cooks are very happy that tourists have returned to the island. for many years. the coach was practically cut off from the rest of the world because of the war in yemen. one of them, we're proud that tourists are coming here again, and that we have work men and we hope that more 2 groups will come a lot more. we're of us, surprisingly, nature conservationist, ahmed, a div agrees it is okay. he says, as long as the tourists camp outdoors that minimizes their ecological footprint. wha

fashion student anthony walgate from hull, gabriel kovari from slovakia, young chef daniel whitworthjack taylor, from dagenham. an inquest found today that police errors contributed to three of the deaths. thejury said... immediately afterwards, the bereaved families welcomed what they felt had been the only conclusion the jury could have reached. the inadequate investigation by the metropolitan police into the deaths of anthony, gabriel, daniel and jack should be on public record as one of the most widespread institutionalfailures in modern history. and britain's largest police force could do nothing except apologise. it is a devastating finding. our thoughts are with everybody who loved these young men. we are so sorry for their loss. i give my own and the met's heartfelt apologies. it all began injune 2014, when 23—year—old anthony walgate was found dead outside stephen port�*s flat in barking. it was port who had called the ambulance, and almost immediately, the police errors started mounting up. the mistakes are too many to list, but they went on for 15 months before port was fi

prime minister victor or ban is attending a summit between hungary, poland, the czech republic, and slovakia. it's all happening in the lead up to the french to hang over the rotating e u. cancel presidency next year. not in barbara jonas live now from but a past, so nadeem or what is a monsieur macro hoping to get here? while he certainly got a warm welcome, peter at the year prime minister's office sir, which you can see behind me at a brief her breasts press statement rather than a conference or both men admitted openly that they were political adversaries. but, but there were some areas where they did c i to i e. so there's hope of progress in the next few hours between the 2. but also at this meeting of the visit grad for m . a leaders of central european countries where they are probably going to be talking about things like a joint defense approach. things like energy, president, macro and victor alba and both saying that they were committed to nuclear energy as a green response to the climate crisis challenge. and then emmanuel mccaul volunteered the subject of a border policy in ref

it's also going to be breezy here as while some snow falling for austria rate into slovakia on saturday. temperatures have popped up in its stan bowl, but breezing here as well through the boss for as seen those wind gusts up to about 50 kilometers per hour. it's quite unsettled for western areas of the top end of africa. so this is for morocco will go in for a closer look because we will see some drenching rains here, particularly from robot rate to merrick cash. but this is going to be short lived, your dry off is your head toward sunday, and your temperatures pop up above average. that's it. that's all. see soon the weather, sponsored by katara always in the country with an abundance of results. byron, why indonesia, his big bomb and we moved to growth and front, we balance the green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest might be part of his growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah. the me watching i'll just say we things who run the reminder of all the top

that's where the rains falling and we've got snow for the check republic into slovakia. concentrated rain for croatia into bosnia could see winds here of up to 70 kilometers per hour and wet weather for the top end of italy, off to istanbul right now. temperatures are on the rise in turkey, actually, all of that rain and snow has made a clean sweep of the country on cra, looking good. with the high of 6 off to africa. windsor dragon down temperatures in cairo as one and heart 2 at 29 degrees, but toward the west. lot of unsettled weather, lot of rain coming your way. fort rabbits and mar cash at 18 degrees, but give it a few days. temperatures will rise and back into the sun. that's it, sir. ah, from the world's most populated region. in den and untold stories across asia and the pacific. to discover the current events with diverse coaches and conflicting politics. one 0, one east. on al jazeera lou, the me look back here watching out there with me to run the reminder of all top stories. more than 4000 flights have been cancelled worldwide increases travel plans of decalle. behind th

he is attending a summit between hungary, poland, the czech republic, and slovakia is all happening in the lead up to franz, taking over the rotating through you cancel presidency next year. after cirrus not in barber is in budapest for us this hour. what is that monsieur mackerel hoping to achieve with this visit? nadine? well, this is her. if you like, it's a courtesy visit, which he has paid to all the other european capitals. but the importance of this meeting, of course, is bert victor or ben and his government are seen by some members of the european union as a problem. ads are going towards the far right and breaking the rules. frankly. in some cases, the chairman at a brief conference at the prime minister's offices here just a few moments ago, outgoing vogue, certain specific policy areas where they do see i to i one of them according to macro or to president. my call is a defense. he's talking about a common european defense policy. he says that that's something that victor robin wants to see as well. he talks about the agricultural center or sector and the need for europe to

i sylvia is from slovakia and would like to be with her relatives, but yet again can't be.y, - which i can't do at the moment, and it has been like that - for the last two years. i miss my family. in london especially, case numbers are rocketing, and it is putting people off visiting, people like jane from lancashire, who was looking forward to a family reunion. we haven't seen my husband's family in london since january 2020. we miss them, we love them. we would love to see them, but on balance, we felt this was the wisest decision. in scotland, people have been told to socialise less and limit gatherings to three households. in wales, night clubs will shut next week, and there is a meeting on wednesday about the next move in northern ireland. back in york, not everyone is pledging to toe the line. would you go along with it because it might not be law, it might be advisory? no, iwouldn�*t, no. i don't think we should be told or dictated to by the government, who can't stick to the rules themselves, that we should be abiding by the rules that they break themselves. once ag

it's also going to be breezy here as while some snow falling for austria rate into slovakia on saturday. temperatures have popped up in its stem ball, but breezing here as well through the boss for as seen those wind gusts up to about 50 kilometers per hour. it's quite unsettled for western areas of the top end of africa. so this is for morocco will go in for a closer look because we will see some drenching rains here, particularly from robot rate to mera cache. but this is going to be short lived, your dry off is your head toward sunday and your temperature is pop up above average. that's it. that's all see soon. ah, the it's the political, the breaks show that's challenging the way you think is a military advancement. going to stop the fan that ticket i use and the other company says united to now people are burying children are very upfront with me. markham, on hill, on out 0. i did 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. alley raid navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic power system based on private ownership. when the state of profit

fashion student anthony walgate from hull, gabriel kovari from slovakia, young chef daniel whitworthkent and forklift driverjack taylor from dagenham. all murdered with the date rape drug ghb. but the police could have stopped the killing. the men's bodies had all been discovered in the same small area of barking in east london over a period of less than a year and a quarter. but detectives simply didn'tjoin the dots. they didn't investigate. they didn't do the smallest of things that you would expect a police officer to do. they didn't do theirjob, as simple as that. it all began injune 2014 when 23—year—old anthony walgate was found dead outside stephen port�*s flat in barking. it was port who had called the ambulance, and almost immediately the police errors started mounting up. the mistakes are too many to list but they went on for 15 months before port was finally arrested for murder. and by that time, three other young men were also dead. after anthony walgate died and port reported the body, detectives missed this record in the police national database of port at barking stati

a safe place to go on vacation. caves are not something completely new for the slovak tourists. slovakia has many of them but the visit is are nevertheless deeply impressed. it's the biggest cave i've ever seen. it's really impressive. beautiful over style at nights and stalagmites on this thing. very, very impressive. hawk a cave is 2.5 kilometers long. the many stalagmites and stalactites are not just beautiful. they are of great scientific interest. they are an index for climate change. lewis alice hawkins. it's even better as on the pictures of the imagine before coming here. the drivers, the guides and the cooks are very happy that tourists have returned to the island for many years. so coach was practically cut off from the rest of the world because of the war in yemen. one of them, we are proud that tourists are coming here again, and that we have work men and we hope that more 2 groups will come a lot more work. and it looks of surprisingly, nature, conservationist ahmed, a div agrees it is okay. he says, as long as the tourists camp outdoors that minimizes their ecological footp

fashion student anthony walgate from hull, gabriel kovari from slovakia, young chef daniel whitworthnd today that police errors contributed to three of the deaths. the jury said there were fundamental failings in these investigations from the beginning, which allowed the male to continue his acts towards subsequent victims. it is a devastating finding. our thoughts are with everybody who loved these young men. we are so sorry for their loss. i give my own — and the met�*s — heartfelt apologies. the bereaved families remain shocked that the officers involved are still in theirjobs. what faith in the police can the british public have when their failings not only go unpunished, but are instead rewarded? how can the much—touted platitude of "lessons being learned" be true when there is a culture of rewarding failure? it all began injune 2014, when 23—year—old anthony walgate was found dead outside stephen port�*s flat in barking. it was port who had called the ambulance, and almost immediately, the police errors started mounting up. the mistakes are too many to list, but they went on fo

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captive nations that had been colinized by the soviet union, poland, the czech republic, hungary, slovakiand democracy and in the west. what tucker carlson seems to be saying is we're just worried about western europe. we're worried about buelgium an france. if putin wants eastern europe, that's okay. a very odd concession and a very odd turning of one's back on one of the really most extraordinary achievements of western strategy for the last 30 or 40 years. and let's look at ukraine. these people desperately want a future anchored in liberty, democracy, capitalism, the west and shouldn't we be supporting that? >> one would think. unless you -- >> they're willing to fight and they are fighting and dying for it. they are asking for a moral political support, some arms. and that we can give because it makes vladimir putin feel insecure. >> yeah. can we talk about domestic issues? let's talk about the economy, also a huge concern in the u.s. new reports showing key inflation measure hit a 39-year high in november. more than just gas prices. i just want to put this graphic up, it's furniture,

speak to the bucharest nine, a group of nato-flanked allies that includes the czech republic and slovakia us from kiev this morning. matthew, good morning. what does president zelensky want to hear from president biden when they speak today? >> reporter: well, it is an important call, of course, for the ukrainian leadership. remember when vladimir putin of russia and president biden had that video conference call, they were talking about the future of this country, the future of ukraine, and the ukrainian delegation was not in the room on the call. they are anxious to hear exactly what was discussed, what assurances if any president biden passed on to his russian counterpart. they haven't had that call yet. it is coming tonight in six, seven hours from now they say they are expecting this call from president biden. there's already been some general comments coming from vladimir zelensky from ukraine. he said it meant that president biden was now personally involved in resolving the conflicts of russian backed rebels in the country. he said he considered it a victory for ukraine that the u

a safe place to go on vacation. caves are not something completely new for the slovak tourists. slovakia has many of them, but the visitors are nevertheless deeply impressed. it's the biggest cave i've ever seen. it's really impressive. beautiful over, stella can i? it's and stalagmites honestly. very, very impressive. hawk, a cave is 2.5 kilometers long. the many stalagmites and stalactites are not just beautiful. they are of great scientific interest. they are an index for climate change. louis alice hawkins, it's even better as on the pictures of the imagine before coming here, the drivers, the guides and the cooks are very happy that tourists have returned to the island. for many years. the coach was practically cut off from the rest of the world because of the war in yemen. one of them, we are proud that tourists are coming here again, and that we have work men and we hope that more 2 groups will come a lot more work of, of surprisingly, nature, conservationist ahmed, a div agrees it is okay. he says, as long as the tourists camp outdoors that minimizes the ecological footprint, wha

p poland, the czech republic, slovakia, the baltic states.racy in -- in the west. what tucker carlson seems to be saying is we are just worried about western europe. we are worried about belgium and france. if putin wants all of eastern europe, well, you know, that -- that's okay. a very odd concession and a very odd turning of one's back on one of the really the most extraordinary achievements of western strategy for the last 30 or 40 years. i mean, and -- and even let's look at ukraine. this is -- ukraine is a country where these people desperately want a future that is anchor understand liberal -- in liberty, democracy, capitalism, the west. and shouldn't we be supporting that? >> one would think unless you -- >> they are willing to fight and they are fighting and dying for it, right? they're asking for moral/political support. some arms. and that we can't give because -- because it makes vladimir putin feel insecure? >> yeah. can we talk about some domestic issues? let's talk about the economy. also, a huge concern in the u.s. new reporti

a safe place to go on vacation. caves are not something completely new for the slovak tourists. slovakia has many of them, but the visitors are nevertheless deeply impressed. ah, it's the biggest cave i've ever seen. it's really impressive, beautiful over style at nights and stella nights on the same. very, very impressive. hawk, a cave is 2.5 kilometers long. the many stalagmites and stalactites are not just beautiful. they are of great scientific interest. they are an index for climate change. louis alice hopkins. it's even better as on the pictures of the imagined before coming here. the drivers, the guides and the cooks are very happy that tourists have returned to the island for many years. so coach was practically cut off from the rest of the world because of the war in yemen. mahonnan of but we are proud that tourists are coming here again and that we have work men and we hope that more 2 groups will come a lot more of a surprisingly nature, conservationist ahmed, a div agrees it is okay. he says as long as the tourists camp outdoors that minimizes that he can logical footprints.

while austria, slovakia and the netherlands are still in partial lockdowns. >>> i'm fred polleitgen.k of patients requiring treatment in icus won't be reached until christmastime, which means germany is in for a tough december. all this comes as the government in germany has decided a really tough essential lockdown for people who are not vaccinated, banning them from entering any businesses, except the most essential ones like, for instance, pharmacies and supermarkets, germany is also saying it wants to accelerate its vaccination campaign, and is even talking about making vaccinations mandatory. >> reporter: i'm larry -- in johannesburg, south africa where covid-19 cases have quadrupled just in the last four days. believed to be largely driven by the omicron variant. south africa is seeing a positivity rate of 24.3% which is extraordinary. there's not enough data yet on hospitalizations because that is a lagging indicator. south africa's national institute severity of the disease develops over time. these are the early days of the fourth wave of the disease here in africa. so far,

that has some countries already going back to lockdowns like austria and slovakia and others bracing for the possibility. >>> we are concerned that the new variant may pose substantial risk to public health. >> belgium confirmed it identified one case of the new strain which feared to be more transmissable than the delta variant. >> austrians have been told to stay home and only go out for essential reasons. >> hard. angry. all things. >>> that is what is going on over there. we know it is a global pandemic, but it can be easy to focus just on our community or neighborhood or country, and yet the nature of this provides information and even guidance for us by looking at what is abroad particularly. as i emphasized some of what happens abroad is a first run for what is a possibility and sometimes a likelihood to happen here. if you look at europe literally breaking records, more covid now than ever before, you can ask is that an argument for cynicism or giving up. science shows the opposite. if europe had the covid rate they have tonight a year ago before vaccines, there would be far

fashion student anthony walgate from hull, gabriel kovari from slovakia, young chef daniel whitworthk taylorfrom dagenham. an inquest found today that police errors contributed to three of the deaths. the jury said there were fundamental failings in these investigations from the beginning, which allowed the male to continue his acts towards subsequent victims. it is a devastating finding. our thoughts are with everybody who loved these young men. we are so sorry for their loss. i give my own — and the met�*s — heartfelt apologies. the bereaved families remain shocked that the officers involved are still in theirjobs. what faith in the police can the british public have when their failings not only go unpunished, but are instead rewarded? how can the much—touted platitude of "lessons being learned" be true when there is a culture of rewarding failure? it all began injune 2014, when 23—year—old anthony walgate was found dead outside stephen port�*s flat in barking. it was port who had called the ambulance, and almost immediately, the police errors started mounting up. the mistakes are

gabriel kovari from slovakia.g station with a man who could barely walk after taking ghb and they failed to examine port's computer, which would have shown him repeatedly searching for videos of young men being raped while unconscious on drugs. anthony's mother is convinced a better police investigation would have stopped port within weeks of her son's death. all of the other victims would have been safe if they could have just actually been bothered to investigate anthony's murder. stephen port was arrested on suspicion of lying about moving anthony's body but the investigation of the death went no further and he remained on bail, free to kill again. ten weeks later, a second body was found in a church graveyard less than 400 metres from stephen port�*s front door. it was gabriel kovari, another gay man in his 20s. detectives didn't connect the two deaths and did so little that the officer tasked with liaising with gabriel's family never spoke to them. and just over three weeks later, in the same corner of the sa

we no longer have symptoms and are planning to travel to slovakia on the 15th of december to see family question - return to the uk? that is an interesting question and i return to the uk? that is an | interesting question and one return to the uk? that is an i interesting question and one which return to the uk? that is an - interesting question and one which i come across quite a lot. i would start by saying the information is not openly out there. it is a bit confusing but what we have been asked to signpost patients to with these concerns is the service 119. they will have up—to—date information on how to get around this problem. it is a problem and we know that sometimes people carry the dead virus still and their pcr test can be positive two to three months after having covid. you can get around it. you can get forms to exempt them from pcr because he had been proven to have covid and other patients have been asked to do other tests. two give specific advice, we would ask you to go through the 119 service. i5 would ask you to go through the 119 service. , ., ., ., service. is ther

it was clear that he was an intelligent young guy who was intent on moving to london from slovakia, possiblye? he moved out to somewhere _ period of time? he moved out to somewhere out _ period of time? he moved out to somewhere out east, _ period of time? he moved out to somewhere out east, and - period of time? he moved out to somewhere out east, and i i period of time? he moved out to| somewhere out east, and i regret period of time? he moved out to i somewhere out east, and i regret not asking him more about where he was going. 5 or 6 days later, 4 police turned up at my door to say he had been found dead in a graveyard in barking. over the next few months i wanted to understand more about that. i started to have a conversation with his former boyfriend online. he started to give me information he was heeding about a dark scene in barking that made me think that possibly younger men in barking were at risk of older men dragging younger men. 10 months before jack's murder, not with hindsight, i started to e—mail the police with concerns that older men were dragging younger men, saying i w