just like the bee-eater, which is native to southern and south-eastern europe. it can now be found further north, in germany. other newcomers are causing problems. the asian tiger mosquito has brought dengue fever to europe, a disease that can be life threatening to humans. as more fish and birds move nortand southwards, the tropics are losing some species. this drop in biodiversity caused by climate change is so having economic pact. by the middle of this century, south ea asia willave far few. and migratory birds are also changing their routes. many storks are no longer flying to africa for the winter, stopping in spain instead. others that were considered migratory birds in previous decades, such as blackbirds and starlings, are now staying in >> natural wildlife migration central eis one thing.r round. but what about when animals migrate unnaturally on aircraft or boats for example, as goods make their way around the planet in our globalised world? europe has around 12,000 non-native species of plants and animals. some of these have proliferated. take the ra

project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and old for all. that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them to family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil the luxury of time is for us amazing because we are just so busy. the premiere at berlin's this dam could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the program of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house in vaughan. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature and the premiere of the d.w. documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's also a brand ne

project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and old for all. that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them the family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil the luxury of time is for us amazing because we had just so busy. the premier at berlin's his stand could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the program of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house and von. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature and the premiere of the d.w. documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's also a brand new

project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and old for all. that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them the family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil the luxury of time is for us amazing because we had just so busy. the premiere at berlin's this damn could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the programme of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house and vaughan. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature then the premiere of the d.w. documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's also a br

project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and old for all. the that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them the family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil the luxury of time is for us amazing because we are just so busy. the premier at berlin's. they could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the program of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house and. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature then the premiere of the d w documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's also a brand new grap

project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and ode for all. the that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia. cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them the family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil you know the luxury of time is for us amazing because we are just so busy. the premiere at berlin's system could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the programme of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house and vaughan. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature then the premiere of the d w documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's

point they say what do you know about reagan and the countries at the southwest corner and south eastern europe they are thinking sure, i will go. but he has to come up with a cover story like most of the refugees from albania and rome and he's a man of leisure. so what kind of cover story can i come up with and i have a lot of money so he ends up hanging out with this movie seen in rome in the tally in a cinema and at a certain point he is speaking with of the albanian conspirators at a certain point i'm not actually producing. like what are you actually doing here. but after, all they want to do is talk about themselves. they never ask questions. >> who knows if they were even producing anything, just sitting around smoking -- >> that's right. [laughter] >> so, scott the sources of nuclear anything they chose on the limitations to run its course. this is a preevent conversation. >> no. the people i talked with, not all of them, but most of them were retired. but it was so long ago some of it was somewhat classified into some of it somewhat ridiculous. the other government agencies over the ye

project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and old for all. the that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia. cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them the family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil you know the luxury of time is for us amazing because we had just so busy. the premiere at berlin's this dam could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the program of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house and beyond. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature and the premiere of the d w documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's a

churchill went to moscow in october '44 because the red army was flooding across south of the eastern europend southeastern europe and into the balkans. the agreement was to say pragmatically to stalin, okay, there are certain parts of this area that matter to us in britain and can we not do, reach some kind of understanding about that? and the area in particular that mattered to the british was greece because it was mediterranean country. it was important for britain's sea route through the suez canal once the war was over, and out to india. and that's why greece got a 90% on churchill's list. and in return, he said, okay, you know, romania, which is historically of interest, you have had territorial issues about in the past, 90% soviet. and stalin got the message in the sense that he did not intervene in the greek civil war. the communists in the greek civil war were supported by tito in yugoslavia and by the albanians. stalin kept his hands off. and churchill said several times in later life, stalin did not break his word to me where he gave a direct promise, and he cited greece as an exa

not so much firsthand in south africa but familial knowledge of what happened in germany and eastern europefrica in the end of the 19th century, escaping pogroms in tsarist russia, and then what happened in central europe in the middle part of the last century. i'm sure that's part of the reason why there's a sense of acknowledgement of the vulnerability of a victim, of people who are under the sway of power around them. so, yourjewishness does help you understand the psyche of the black south african and how they suffered after the apartheid system? i think not to understand the psyche, but it helps me sympathise. and yet, william kentridge, here we are talking about how the situation in south africa, apartheid, how the holocaust has influenced your work, but you have said, "i am only an artist. myjob is to make drawings, not to make sense." surely your art does make sense? your art can make sense but it makes sense from the position that it does not have to, it does not start with saying, "this is the essay." so many art schools and things, they first write the essay about what the meanin

made it was myself personally. [ laughter ] i had let this country off easier than russia or eastern europe or south america. [ applause ] >> what do you hear there in that pitch to voters? >> well, i hear the kind of thing hoover generally said throughout the campaign, which was that the american people should be thankful for the presence in washington of republican the administration had fought for if he didn't always achieve a balanced budget or to implore people publicly, though it did so on a small scale and mostly used the tariff as a tool to influence the economy and, of course, as he said there, i have let people off a lot easier than they have been in western europe and in russia, right? so, he pitched himself as the champion of free market capitalism and less intervention government and, of course, represented the democrats as being the opposite of that. >> let's move into the transition period. this is the day after winning the election by a resounding vote from the public, november 9, 1932. franklin roosevelt speaking to the american public. >> i'm glad of this opportunity to extend my d

while in eastern europe even the british isles alyse that changes the wind picks up the stormy weather we've have through italy and particularly in the northeast that's moving a bit further south for the next tranche so wednesday sees the wet is where the light being greece so those must tonia for example still some more snow to come through the alps and it's creeping up through low in parts of germany as well but the next thing is diving into the bay of biscay every snow throughout southern france most of the higher grama not entirely so and then we see development over for the south as sardinia sicily and towards greece i think beyond thursday century or plain european plain still disappointing the cloudy and cold but there's a sort of change taking place warsaw for example sees a slow warming trend as some of the air down here gets tucked up through eastern europe that in the immediate future we still got the cooling trend for places like robots in algiers and tunis from on shore wind clouds and rain it does improve some degree of thursday lagos at $34.00 degrees is surprised me warm for this time of the year. but. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in th

while in eastern europe even the british isles alyse that changes the wind picks up the stormy weather we've have through italy and particularly in the northeast that's moving a bit further south for the next tranche so wednesday sees the wet is where the light being greece so those must tonia for example still some more snow to come through the alps and it's creeping up too low in parts of germany as well but the next thing is diving into the bay of biscay every story throughout southern france most of the higher ground not entirely so and then we see development over but for the south as sardinia sicily and towards greece i think beyond thursday century or plain european plain still disappointingly cloudy and cold but there's a sort of change taking place warsaw for example sees a slow warming trend as some of the down here gets tucked up through eastern europe that in the immediate future we still got the cooling trend for places like robots in algiers and tunis from on shore wind clouds and rain it does improve some degree of thursday. lagos at $34.00 degrees is surprised me warm for this time of the year . covert 19 is grounded global travel for countries dependent on tou