the timetable also you know for example wants to open up for its neighbors like germany hungary or slovenia spain also wants to lure in tourists again as early as june but the judgment minister of germany for a news cycle mas is warning don't make it so quick he's talking or thinking about the september. ministers are meeting today at a distance to discuss solutions they'll talk about ways of supporting the tourism industry but there's little they can do to bring the tourists back right away on destination that's feeling the pinch is hostile in austria residents who once complained about being overrun by visitors there now find themselves dealing with the opposite extreme. welcome to house start a picture perfect jam and the austrian alps. before the pandemic in the village to a 1000000 tourists a year one tour bus after the other day and day out and now. everyone's gone no buses no tourists no see veneer photos. for many how stuffed was something out of a fairy tale a bucket list destination that thousands documented. on their instagram accounts. all 3. in the works but won't tourists admi

slovenia are. not a small part of europe and i am sure that this is shared by others so we hope to see this budget on really covering. that means a great a collective investment a common investment by the european member states in a common recovery informers are going on as there are opposition politicians and there are a number of regional governments that have also criticised the easing of restrictions or the potential easing of lockdown restrictions at this time. who's the president of the regional government of catalonia that said returning people to work right now was irresponsible and reckless your response to that well i think we have a healthy debate in spain with our differing regions it's part of them a correct a game we are a democratic country in a democracy you got to have the ability to express your opinion and they got the president expresses his opinion and that's fine with that but at the end of the day once we have heard the opinion of everybody we need a common plan and that's wh

slovenia says its people will be able to play non—contact sports and to visit holiday homes. continent itself. britain, france, and the netherlands all have overseas territories. they say they'll work together — their armies, navies and air forces delivering vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. french officials say their territories of guadeloupe, martinique and mayotte had seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and its long—term consequences are still very real. rich preston, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a quick look at china now. the authorities in beijing have announced a 6.8% in china's gross domestic product for the first quarter, compared with last year. the figures reflect the profound impact the coronavirus has had on the economy of the country where the outbreak began. it is the first contraction of the chinese economy for at least three decades. beijing has suggested a stimulus package is on the way. the brazilian president jair bolsonaro has fired hi

slovenia says as people will be able to play noncontact sports and to visit holiday homes. france, and the netherlands all have overseas territories. they say they'll work together — their armies, navies, and air forces, living vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. french officials say the territories of guadeloupe, martinique, and mayotte have seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and its long—term consequences are still very real. he's been an inspiration to people around the world — and today british world war ii veteran, tom moore finished his challenge to walk laps of his garden to raise money for nhs charities. 99 year old captain tom has raised more than £16 million — that's an incredible $19 million. you can't start halfway, you start at the beginning. captain tom moore was keen to do things properly on the final leg of a journey that had begun as a family challenge and turned into something extraordinary. i think it's an absolutelyl fantastic sum of mone

the twenty's in this part of europe in central europe if you like with the hot maybe and hungry slovenia that sort of area as an example of pianos 10 for 24 on saturday is 8 degrees above average and not far off the record actually for late april. now in north africa the same is true with the winds has been true for a while not on shore breeze for libya and egypt means it's not as warm as it might be but the sun strong so it's a run by 13 swung the breeze is quite strong so it's dusty ran through chad for example on the opposite direction means some parts of algeria quite hot but in morocco even rabbet in the sunshine it's only 20. join the colobus conversation half the battle for the people to expand their brains maybe have a different the this is a dialogue that women in cambodia are in fact selling their hair we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to trade everyone has a voice tell us what you think and your conversation could be a law right here in the space we need to step away from gaming people are not necessarily game perfect this is a jou

slovenia is as people will be able to play noncontact sports and visit holiday homes.ent itself. written, france, and the netherlands all have overseas territories. they say they work together, their armies, navies, and airforces, living vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. french officials say the territories officials say the territories of guadeloupe, martinique have seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and has long—term consequences are still very real. rich preston, bbc news. campaigners in many countries across the world have been warning that the coronavirus outbreak will lead to a "domestic abuse pandemic" as vulnerable people spend all day with their abusers. national lockdowns have heightened the danger for women forced to stay at home and less able to call for help undetected. in latin america, one ngo teamed up with other organisations and published recommendations for governments on how to protect the rights of women and girls during the outbr

cases are known from today's ukraine the czech republic and slovenia. but the largest group was from poland because the machinery of the abduction started in the bar to go district. first orphanages were searched then child welfare officials summoned all children living with foster parents for inspection. there were precise guidelines on how a racially suitable child was supposed to look 21 characteristics were examined including growth patterns the back of the head the bridge of the nose and body hair the officials were looking for so-called arion types classified as pure nordic purif alien or nordic faily and what the nazis couldn't use were unbalanced hybrid types. and finally children were also taken away from their biological parents like. she was taken for racial examination after her mother was deported then in the autumn of 1943 she was brought to the youth detention camp in litzmannstadt to be germanized. this memorial recalls the thousands of children who lived here and were forced to do hard labor. i knew it. was a book the memories come floo

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iraq, jordan, morocco, oman, tunisia, turkey, yemen, the netherlands, norway, australia, zimbabwe, slovenia and ecuador. so from the four corners we come to hear you. we also welcome distinguished board members and selfless fund of middle east programs here at atlantic council john de blasio. finally we welcome u.s. government officials, private companies and nonprofits. i predict a rich and substantive question and answer session following the discussion on the stage. open to everyone. this richins of the discussion will be enhanced by the absolutely superlative interviewer who will draw the kernels of wisdom out of nabeel today. tom friedman needs no introduction but simply for fun i will remind you can read his analysis of foreign affairs in the "new york times," analysis for which he has thrice won the pulitzer prize. tom is the author of several books and one of which was a textbook as an undergraduate. his full bio is available for you and is printed at. let us turn to our man of the hour nabeel khoury. he's a non-brexit senior fellow fellow at the atlantic counsel's christopher middl

slovenia says as people will be able to play non—contact sports and to visit holiday homes.hes beyond the continent itself. britain, france, and the netherlands all have overseas territories. they say they'll work together — their armies, navies, and air forces, delivering vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. french officials say the territories of guadeloupe, martinique, and mayotte have seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and its long—term consequences are still very real. rich preston, bbc news. ridgejoins me now in the studio. ijust ridgejoins me now in the studio. i just want to start with what the newspapers are doing today. this is the daily mirror, allin, altogether, stay at home. it is government announcement and hey presto, it is on every newspaper across the country today. this is also the country today. this is also the daily telegraph, the inside of that cover and that is the measure, no end in sight for lockdown stop is a pretty bleak message to b

we had slovenia issue eurobonds this morning. primary market activity appears to be coming back.ssuerst em high-yield looking to come to market with bonds.lion in five-year there's definitely activity and a bit of a rebound in technicals here. airbnb also raised $1 billion. the money is there if you're willing to pay for it. this is as the government tries to rollout the small business administration loan program to funnel money through. michael: we are seeing some banks take a lot of applications, and other banks take fewer. there are still questions about whether or not you can get a loan from a bank unless you have a strong business lending relationship with them. a lot of people complaining that is not happening. there seems to be a problem with the financial crimes enforcement network. it is supposed to protect against money laundering and terrorist financing, and they have very strict rules about business financing. you have to investigate the true identity of everyone who is an equity owner of a business. that can take up to 30 days. the banks have asked for relief from th

it is a question of privacy and in slovenia they have said in the last 2a hours they will not go thaty because it amounts to a police state, looking at where people are and if they are breaking cu rfew. people are and if they are breaking curfew. it is interesting to see how other countries are reacting and what responses they are taking. to pick up on a couple of those, where you are in belgium, supermarkets are on strike. in finland they have decided social media influencers should be key workers during the pandemic. here in belgium, a country of just over 12 pandemic. here in belgium, a country ofjust over 12 million people, but they are in the top ten in terms of they are in the top ten in terms of the highest number of cases testing positive for coronavirus with 14,000. one of the biggest supermarkets in belgium, it is understood today that workers in a number of supermarkets in brussels and elsewhere have gone on strike because they say they are not being given any protective equipment. it is only those working in fruit and veg being given blue gloves to wear, and they feel thre

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