even though this is a matter of standard rotation, us a line slovenia has moved to block delarue. so here's what pull janski's said on the situation. this is of course a absolutely clear action and clear provocation. and i really hope that slovenia b to fail because these goes against any rules, any norm, so civilized, so behavior, this is clearly politically motivated. now the deputy un ambassador also reflected on the fall of the soviet union and its anniversary, as well as the recent return to cold war level, hostility from the united states and some nato countries. however, the overall town was optimistic, hoping that some mutual understanding could be reached, tail mauppin, r t new york. next tapping into fears of rising pollution and climate change. businesses are increasingly pumping up the eco friendly credentials. but how much of it is just marketing? i'll tease peter all of and actually looks at how some consumers in europe being duped by so called green washing. as we learn more about our impact upon the climate as increasing impetus on us all to keep that in mind when

he still lives in louisiana, the capital of slovenia, where he fled to during the war of all the original members of topless, to he's been the most successful. he started an oscar winning movie, no man's land about the bosnian war. i know a surreal entry. i wouldn't expect, i think a junky nice to meet with the closure. my. how are you? i'm good. all the better for seeing you and this interesting a contraption. can i have a go? whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, we do this a 2nd to pull from? it will no more. there we go. yes, we're on a roll. let's go. so, are you very nice to me too. what a pleasant day it is to come here often. we must stop meeting like this one. so tell me jerome, how did you get involved and toughness to naturally stuff? oh i, i was actually, i was very home. we were, i'm a 1st we were younger and furious and relive really how can i say fast lives? it was kind of magic was kind of kind of chemistry in those times because we were really group of young people who stick together and go over there. we just try to, to make someth

the war also split up the group, nellie left his serbia douro fled to slovenia, while zenick remained in sarajevo. trying to keep top mister alive. that different opinions about the war and critical statements, nelly made about sarajevo, created divisions between them. ah, i've come to sarajevo to try to bring senator nellie and jiro together again. they said they're willing to meet with exactly where is the big question? i was them as a child, actually during and just thought of the war. people still loved them. 20 years after topless to broke up their work is still hugely popular. i missy set up with one of our studies extremely. sasha was new year's wazinski festival sounds. gustavo small hotels got out of news. one of them with don't really the rich done us if touching or chat. did he got in a caucus abuse shot in as a not for tele scuffed that i think that republican yugoslavia padilla not is that snow is up on new las lobby. one sketch that people in bosnia still talk about is this one where the group imagines the kind of berlin wall dividing. sorry over. it's about a chance mee

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world news pandemic related frustration boiled over in several european cities at the weekends in slovenia is capital people mos, to push their opposition to new restrictions. several demonstrations were detect similar scenes in the australia capital, although on a larger scale, more than 40000 people march through via never against plans to make vaccination. compulsory that wasn't a 1000 police officers was sent in to maintain order. rob police rule 17 post in paris with yellow fest have been back in action. they've been calling for the president microns resignation and an end to his pandemic policies. ah, the rep, so for now, thanks so much for your company this morning. it does get check out most stories on our website at the anti dot com. mm. the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the fight of its life history. that is really bad financial shape. now facing default, the postal service is a cash cow and there was a way to pull money out of the postal service to put into

in slovenia is ordinarily sleepy capital, a fury of a new restrictions let a scenes of violence as we understand right officers were hitting, demonstrated to the ground before making several arrests. but not justice. lavinia, 40000 flooded the streets of vienna, saying no to mandatory shots with a far smaller counter rally, also state amounting to about in a 100 people. as we understand more than a 1000 right offices was sent in to maintain order and from liliana to vienna to paris was several 100 protesters gathered there to show solidarity with austrians. they fear france may be next to enforce additional lockdown measures. in particular, vienna's locked down for that of the unvaccinated. ah, why that's wrapping up this. i was additional, the weekly hearing asi international. thank you for sharing some time with us here at moscow mall. highlight still to come when we were talking about the topic of mm. so the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the flight of its life

they were similar rallies around europe, including in austria, friends and slovenia. a local ethiopian community gather to protest in the lebanese capital by route i are against us interference in ethiopia, which is being gripped by conflicts the main rebel. great fighting against the government is the tick gray people's liberation front country which is under sanctioned by america has slammed washington fractions. it says the jetta mice, the separatist group, the canadian government is being accused of believing it. citizens in south africa in the lurch, without a clear way of making it back home. confusing rules have been imposed by all to wear in the wake of the new only cron variant, allowing flights only through one particular airport in frankfurt. or correspondence in south africa policy clear explains. dozens of canadians are stranded in south africa. after the canadian government announced it would not accept the results of covetous done in this country. the uproar led to a last minute change. now, if people can flight to frankfurt and only frankfort, no other

resistance on the european streets. enormous protests sweeping austria sweeping, belgium, germany and slovenia, and things turned ugly and brussels with people hurling rocks at police, who responded with tear gas and water cannon. ah, meanwhile europe is struggling with a record surgeon covert infections or daily cases rising over 8 folds since june, despite enormous levels of nationwide vaccinations. and the w h o still insists inoculation is the only way to end the pandemic. early my colleague or you know nail, discuss the use vaccination campaign with a panel of guests. we've gone through 2 years of at least in this country. people saying one thing during, during the other than the actually change in the rules. and when they opened up the parks in this country, for instance, that was the end of it. we're never going to be able to get back to the point where people need to make the tough decisions. allow employees to, to work from home without penalty or social ultra zation. we know that vaccines do a fantastic job for a very safe medicine. and that protecting the health care systems and the

return over the weekend that was similar valleys, across europe, including austria, france, and slovenia. a local ethiopian community gather to protest in the lebanese capital they route their against us interference in ethiopia, which is gripped by conflict. the main rebel group fighting the government is the 2 great people's liberation front, the country under sanctioned by the u. s. as slammed washington fractions, it says the jitterbug, the separatist group, the canadian government is being accused of leaving its citizens in south africa in the lurch without a clear way of returning home. confusing rules have been imposed by all to were in the wake of the new omicron varies, allowing flights only to one particular airport in frankfurt. i correspond it in south africa, fall asleep, has more dozens of canadians off stranded in south africa after the canadian government announced it would not accept the result of covetous done in this country. the uproar led to a last minute change. now if you book a flight to frankfurt and only frank for no other german city and you arrived in canada w

there's also resistance on european streets with protest sweeping, austria, belgium, germany and slovenia. things got quite techy in brussels, too, with people hurling rocks and police using tear gas and water cannon. ah. meanwhile europe struggling with a record cove had 19 serge with deli cases rising almost eightfold since june. the world health organization insists inoculation is the only way to end the pandemic. my colleague in on a neil discussed these vaccination campaign with a panel of guests. we've gone through 2 years of at least in this country. people saying one thing during the, during the other than the actually changing the rules. and when they opened up the parks in this country, for instance, that was the end of it. we're never going to be able to get back to the point where people need to make the tough decisions, allow employees to, to work from home without penalty or social ostracize ation. we know that vaccines do a fantastic job for a very safe medicine and they're protecting the health care systems in these different countries. a lot of what we're seeing, potentia

there been protest across austria, belgium, germany and slovenia, and things got touch in brussels when people held rocks. and the police responded with tear gas and water cannon. ah. meanwhile europe is struggling with a record cove in 19 surge daily cases have risen over 8 times since june. the world health organization says inoculations the only way to end this. pandemic li, my colleague in an anal discussed the eas vaccination campaign. the panel guests we've gone through 2 years of at least in this country, people saying one thing doing, doing the other than the next week, change in the rules. and then when they opened up the parks in this country, for instance, that was the end of it. we're never going to be able to get back to the point where people need to make the tough decisions and allow employees to, to work from home without penalty or social austria zation. we know the vaccine was do a fantastic job for a very safe medicine. and that protecting the health care systems in these different countries. a little we're seeing potentially particularly central and eastern europe is

though the decision that requires a consensus is currently being blocked by hungary and slovenia. the bosnian serb leader wants to pull the autonomous soper public out of boston. those key is the 2 sions, including the army security tax and legal systems. the initiative though violates the dayton peace agreement reached the end of the bosnian or in 1995. despite that, the bosnian. so parliament has already adopted a package of measures that would help the soap republics withdrawal from the state . also be in the canadian filmmaker boris mother, gorski has been looking deeper into the story for us. the west has called the move, has very dangers for the dayton agreement itself. saying that this could be stabilized, bought the herd, sabina, and the region that it could threaten republican ships because economy and it could essentially threaten. but here's the meanest path towards the, you know, republic. a strip sca is an entity of bosnia herzegovina which was established in the 1995 dayton accords which ended the bloody war in bosnia herzegovina between serbs, croats and body extra

people are also out in force across austria, germany and slovenia. and despite the world health organization's insistence that our inoculation is the only way to and the pandemic. early my colleague in, in r neal discussed the ease vaccination campaign with a panel of guess. we've gone through 2 years of at least in this country, people saying one thing doing, doing the other than the actually changing the rules. and when they opened up the parks in this country, for instance, that was the end of it. we're never going to be able to get back to the point where people need to make the tough decisions, allow employees to, to work from home without penalty or social ostracize ation. we know that vaccines do a fantastic job for a very safe medicine. and that protecting the health care systems and these different countries. a lot of what we're seeing presenter, particularly the central and eastern europe, is a lack of trust that the government, i think a lot of a lot of this is about bad or poor messaging throughout the pandemic. and the fundamental breakd

also shoot resistance on the streets of europe. protests sweeping, austria, belgium, germany and slovenia. and things got rather techy in brussels, with people holding rocks on police using chick gas and water can ah, meanwhile, europe is struggling with a record cobit 19 search with daily cases rising over 8 fold since june, that despite enormous rates of national vaccination, the well toto health organization still insists that inoculation is the only way to and the pandemic. earlier my colleague unit r neal discussed the use vaccination campaign with a panel of guests. we've gone through 2 years of at least in this country. people saying one thing doing, doing the other than the next, we change in the rules and then when they opened up the parks in this country, for instance, that was the end of it. we're never going to be able to get back to the point where people need to make the tough decisions and allow employees to, to work from home without penalty or social ultra zation. we know that vaccines do a fantastic job for a very safe medicine. and that protecting the health care system

some european countries which had a large wave of delta, like austria, slovenia, have really brought down. and the czech republic, although they are inching up a bit at the moment. a couple of weeks ago we spoke of the very low rates in austria and now it has some of the lowest rates in europe.— lowest rates in europe. from what ou're lowest rates in europe. from what you're saying _ lowest rates in europe. from what you're saying it — lowest rates in europe. from what you're saying it sounds _ lowest rates in europe. from what you're saying it sounds like - lowest rates in europe. from what| you're saying it sounds like austria has the right approach with tougher, tighter restrictions. is that something the rest of the world should be looking at? first something the rest of the world should be looking at?— something the rest of the world should be looking at? first of all i think nobody _ should be looking at? first of all i think nobody wants _ should be looking at? first of all i think nobody wants restrictions i think nobody wants restrictions unless we absolutely have to and if

>> the parent across europe and backlash over covert restrictions in several countries including slovenia germany. speak with the michigan of health issued a new cdc quarantine guideline of five dat the department of health says iw evidence behind the cdc's decision before making any changes. we will keep you updated on that, mike. >> mike: matt van, many thanks. president biden back home in wilmington, delaware, where expected to stay through the new year. his biggest challenge has 2022 don's soaring covid-19 infections in the u.s. and managing that changing guidance that may be providing more questions than answers right now. correspondent david spunt with the president earlier today and rachel good beach. >> one day after the highest number of daily cases since the beginning of the pandemic, the president's covert response team announced national guard troops and ventilators on the way to states. >> and move reminiscent of the early date pandemic. >> governors around the country is simple. if you need something, say something. >> the administration preparing to send out 500 million fre

take a look at this video in slovenia where people clashed with police.nt. the world health organization warned that omicron is only exacerbating the current problem. >> i'm highly concerned that omicron being more transmissible circulating the same time as delta is leading to a tsunami of cases. >> greece, italy and portugal broke their record number of cases. switzerland and the netherlands expect omicron to be the dominant variant within days. france reporting europe's highly ever with 208,000 cases in 24 hours. the country has mandated working from home three days a week, limited gatherings and banned eating in public settings like cinemas and sporting events. it's a slightly different tone across the channel in england. boris johnson says he won't tighten restrictions. health officials are attributing it all to a couple different reasons. they say we see slightly less significant symptoms when it comes to omicron and they're also touting the country's vaccine and booster efforts. so far the country has vaccinated 70% of its residents. jackie? >> jack

they handbook has now been adopted in poland, increasingly in slovenia.ensure that the curren government can maintain its political power and making sure that the opposition cannot do that. nick: so let's talk a little bit in each region about how some local forces are fighting through this. what do we see in terms of resistance in latin america to these antidemocratic trends? how are people fighting back? >> there is a lot of fighting back against authoritarian trends. even in the case of cuba, for the first time in six years, people took to the streets. there is a very vibrant civil society in latin america that is fighting back. they are looking for transparency and for corruption. they are looking for rule of law, for independent judiciary, for independent legislative branches. there are lots of courageous, innovative, and very committed people fighting back. nick: you talked a lot about elections. why is it important for the world to try and support african election infrastructure? >> societies and organizations in other parties are working very hard

lock down protests have taken place this week in slovenia and germany.meet there at once. coming up, parts of the middle east will ring in the new year here in london. we have a few hours to go. we've seen several people setting off those fireworks likely from home. so again, the would is getting ready to say good-bye to 2021. a lot of people are ready for a fresh start. >> anita: no kidding there. and alex, i wanted to ask you since i think this is your first new year's in london. what are you seeing there? you mentioned you're hearing fireworks what are you seeing there as the new year's there is hours away? >> this is my first new year's here in london. very excited to be with you. what we're seeing here in london, the city cancelled their fireworks show saying that people could celebrate from home, they weren't cancelling parties. the city's event itself was cancelled. they backtracked on that. there is a fireworks show that will take place. the city is asking people not to watch it. instead, it will be shown virtually to them. again, we've seen a lo