the direction of pretty set for the mediterranean in the mediterranean southern europe. droughts are becoming longer becoming more frequent. that's going into direction for kind of northern europe, western central europe, it's a bit more complex and the less clear. ok, so she'll be be adapting to that dryer future. not absolutely. funding by climate scientists with stress that we need to adopt things have already changed. the world is already $1.00 degrees hotter than it was before we started. but it was a fossil fuels that being said, that isn't or even think of the time it's already changed so we can just stop trying to do anything for the economy. we need to do. but yes, yes. so, and we're talking about planting different crops, building our apartments differently, the whole 9 yards. everything changing the way we live alive, training food, we eat, changing the places we go, the way we get to work and everything. if you're living through heat waves, if there's not enough water, if rivers are running dry, it stretches across all the possible things that are kind of hard to imagine.

in southern europe and montenegro due to the fact that leaks of secret information began throughs, this all began to happen and then e. there were several other factors and the government was reformatted. uh, for today, right up until the last moment, montenegro tried to keep the balance, well, that is, on the one hand , the prime minister comes to ukraine, goes to bucha, supports zelenskyi, returns to er homeland to his own and opens er a new russian vodka factory , well, that is, this is the balance about russia. well, here the influence is undoubtedly, i understand those montenegrins who have businesses, vacation businesses, and i see that when i go to some russian sites , they are very popular and there is still something for sale, for rent, when you drive, come to us, we are waiting for you here, ah, and so, this business, what you just said about and about the bitter plant, and it is beneficial to a large part of montenegrin society, he simply understands that the english won't come to it, the germans won't come, and the russians will come, so i already have a guarantee for

now british farmers are struggling with high energy prices. bad weather in northern africa and southern europe are also disrupting supplies. take a look. not much here. empty boxes, a handful of tomatoes, a few cucumbers enough to make a salad, but certainly not enough for all the salads. people in this london neighbourhood wanted to make stores have put, buying limits on fresh groceries. it's a problem for families and for restaurants. the shortage, it makes us to change from the model based to wide based sources because we'll can with a we, we have to make a profit while that whether in spain and morocco has affected their salad exports. u. k. farmers are not able to make up for the shortfall. that's because of high energy prices and traditionally low food prices that cut their margins. we were talking about this the song last year, but i think nothing was being heard very much the same because now you're saying empty shows that and yeah, we're talking about again. even worse, there is no end in sight. more shortages are expected, upper farmers have not been buying plants and planting more o

the fires began on thursday, and it is still out of control and unusually dry winter in southern europe. as waste concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fires. now in germany, airports, rower stations and bus lines half shut down. and it's the country's most disruptive strike. in 30 years, members of 2 of the biggest trade unions have walked off the job on monday. they are demanding higher wages in the transport sector to combat the rising cost of living. people in germany are struggling with high inflation since the born ukraine sent food of energy prices soaring. of morning strike on the joint bar report. as judas saw, deli at berlin central station and emily gordon in frankfort, apple. emily, let's start with you. frankfurt airport went to europe some main aviation hobbs. certainly germany's biggest. what's going on there today? yes, so we're standing here at the departure hall at frank for airports and as you can see behind me on the devoted departure board or flights have been cancelled. ironically it says yeah, yeah, yeah, the top of above these cancellations. i don't

1700 people have been forced to flee the fire which began on thursday and anew the dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fines. efforts and railway and bus stations have shut down in germany's most disruptive strike action in 30 years. members of 2 of the biggest trade unions have walked off the job for 24 hours. they're demanding how high wages in the transport sector to combat the rising cost of living to sports now and raining moto g p. well champion francesco benya has won the season, opening portuguese from free. the ducati rider dominated the race taking the lead after a crash and rolling involving pulse. it's a mock marquez, his success follows a victory in the sprint race on saturday. ah, season openness go this one in portugal was not short on drama. pardon the favorite miguel olivera got off to a flying start. moving from for the 1st on the opening lap. but oliverez in the portuguese fans, joy was short lived to last. later he was taken out of the race and a crash, or some involve posted to mount marquez, oliver ashanti from behind,

an unusually dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating finds a referendum here in berlin aimed at forcing the city to become climate neutral by 2030 has failed. state election administrators announced the result after they concluded the necessary miniature minimum number of yes votes could no longer be reached for the referendum to pass and needed support. from at least a quarter of berlin's 2400000 eligible voters was now and reigning motor g p. well, champion francesca benya has won the season, opening portuguese from free. the ducati rider dominated the race taking the lead after a crash involving poll says mark marquez, the success follows the victory in the sprint race on saturday. ah season a please go this one in portugal was not short on drama. pardon? the favorite miguel olivera got off to a flying start. moving from for the 1st on the opening lap. but oliverez in the portuguese france, joy was short lived to last. later he was taken out of the race in a crash, or some involve policy to mount marquez, oliver ashanti from behind,

the fire began on thursday and is still out of control and unusually dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about the repeat of last year's devastating finance. germany is facing its most disruptive strike action in 30 years on monday to of the biggest trade unions are calling on their members to walk out. the strikes will primarily target the public sector with rail and air travel likely to be worst hit ah, raining major g p. well, champion francesca, bon yaya has won the season, opening portuguese ground pre that you caught, a rider dominated the race taking the lead after a crash involving pulse. it's mark marquez, his success follows a victory in the sprint race on saturday. ah, season openness go this one in portugal was not short on drama. pardon the favorite miguel? if eric got off to a flying start, moving from 4th to 1st on the opening lap, but oliverez in the portuguese fans, joy was short lived to laugh later, he was taken out of the race in a crash, or some involve postage amount, marquez, oliver ashanti from behind marquez suffering, a possible fracture for his

department stores have implemented restrictions on the amount of purchases. respectively in southern europe and northern africa that from the uk's main suppliers are bad weather conditions, while climate change has an important effect on warmer-than-average temperatures , the uk government is faced with another disturbing fact: the cause of the widespread disruption in the supply chain is and the energy problem, which is the result of russia 's invasion of ukraine, has caused this gap and difference to widen. at the same time, farmers are facing increasing initial costs, these costs are transferred to consumers, and consumers are also facing the problem of rising purchase costs. from stores and worse, increase the rate unprecedented living costs in the past few decades and a speaker at the international agricultural exhibition held in paris, a french citizen protesting the government's ineffective policies on agricultural and environmental issues found himself in a verbal conflict with french president emmanuel macron. the second group of the agency, i would like to say hello to you, thank

and usually dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fires. airports, railway stations, and bus lines have shut down a germany's most disruptive strike action in 30 years. members of 2 of the biggest trade unions of walked off the job on monday, they're demanding higher wages and the transport sector to combat the rising cost of living. people in germany are struggling with high inflation since the war in ukraine sent food and energy prices soaring our report as julia, so deli at berlin, central train station and emily or dean and frankfurt airport, told me about the situation today at those, usually very busy locations yeah, we're standing at their departure hall our front for the airport and it is pretty deserted. i must say. i've never seen it like this. and if you look at the board behind me, it's the departure board. every single flight has been cancelled, or honestly it says year, year, year above it, above the will the cancellations, i don't think we're travelers are as and through the attic about this development, an over 1000 t

i can't comment on the plans of volkswagen group in east europe because i'm here in southern europe, confirm that we are doing our investment here for the battery electric plants and for the battery plants here. i think you also need battery plants close to where you produce your cars. and we produce small electric cars in spain. so it makes a lot of sense for us to have that battery plant here in spain. there's another factor, however, that i'd like to bring to the table, not just the subventions, and that's if you're going to build battery electric vehicles with zero emissions, then you need renewable energy to do that. it doesn't make sense to build batteries, electric batteries with fossil fuel generated electricity. so i think, particularly in the case of spain, with 50% of energy sourced from renewable energy and the potential of that becoming more... you can see behind me, i mean, downtown barcelona, the sun is shining. the sun shines here 300 days a year. so we have a huge potential of renewable energy. and i think that plays an important role and has played a decisive role i

of the soil it needs and to import from abroad, it depends on spain and maghreb countries in southern europe and north africa , which are the main suppliers of england, and the bad weather has prevailed, while the phenomenon of climate change has an important effect on the temperature of hot air. the british government is aware of one fact. another annoying face dog that cause is the widespread disruption in the chain caused by the decrease in the number of migrant workers, and the energy problem, which was signaled by the russian invasion , has caused this gap and difference to grow, at the same time, farmers are facing increasing initial costs. the consumers are also already faced with the problem of rising shopping costs from stores and worse, the unprecedented increase in the cost of living in the past few decades, and the speaker at the international agricultural exhibition that was held in paris is a citizen. french protest policies the inefficiency of the government in the issue of agricultural and environmental issues got into a verbal conflict with french president emmanuel macron.

government of turkey for the next decade, it is looking for the formation of a second union in southern europe turkey's policies are actually long-term. the second issue comes back to japan and the transit environment of turkey. turkey is an inevitable land and sea bridge for the western world . there is a critical geographical point around turkey the geographies that are interested and willing to migrate are to the west of afghanistan, pakistan, part of central asia and even the country of iraq, and in fact, the war that happened in syria , this issue seems to be the preserve of mr. erdogan for the country of turkey, which forms turkey. two the short and medium term policy regarding the issue of afghan immigrants is coming, which can be used as a human shield human tool to increase the bargaining power . in the medium term, turkey is a member state. the atlantic treaty organization is a tattoo and has obligations towards this organization, and this organization is the major countries and the most influential member countries of the european union. the prominent countries of the european union

the union until now, the turkish government is looking for the formation of a second union in southern europeext decade, and turkey's policies are actually long - term. it is inevitable for me to go to the western world. there is a critical geographic point around turkey, and the geographies that are interested in me migrating at any cost are to the west of afghanistan, pakistan, part of central asia, and even iraq, and in fact, the war that happened in syria. the problem for the country of turkey, the constituent part of turkey, the government of turkey, the repository of mr. erdogan , seems to have two short-term and medium-term policies regarding the issue of afghan immigrants. to increase the bargaining power, this will work. in the medium term, after all, turkey is a member of nato's northern organization and has obligations towards this organization, and this organization is the major countries and the most influential member countries of the european union. the pressure of prominent european union countries is also a double reason. that turkey usually plays with a two-way and double ru

in southern europe they are lagging behind particularly here in spain with only 10% electrification sofferent markets. but i think a lot of it will depend on how committed the european governments are in their individual markets to support the acceleration to electrification not only in terms of incentives for electric cars but the charging infrastructure is one of the biggest worries the consumers have so that has to speed up as well and from a spanish point of view i am needing the car industry here in spain and we are pushing the government to speed up with concrete actions in this area. can the climate wait that long? the targets for 2030 50 emissions is an ambitious target when you see where we are today and where we want to be it is one cycle of a car and obviously, cars are not the only producer of c02 and emissions so we need to do ourjob but we want to be part of the solution. we are speeding up. i think 2025 onwards with a small battery electric vehicles built in spain we will see the number of electric cars going up considerably and we want to be fully electric brand by 2030

problem has affected all retail chains this winter britain became dependent on other countries in southern europeorth africa there was a crop failure at hand the uk's largest supplier of fresh food recently there were heavy rains and floods in the uk electricity prices skyrocketed by 66.7% which influenced the growth in production in winter, the reasons are called different from the cold snap in spain and morocco to the awkwardness of brexit furious laughter from the islanders caused a statement this week by the minister, food agriculture environment in the government. risha. suna kate cuts coffee, missing tomatoes. she advised to go to the fodder river, it is important to make sure that we value the products that we grow in our country, many people today could eat turnips, instead of necessarily thinking about lettuce, tomatoes and the like. teresa coffee was the vice-premier to him of the loser of the head of the british cabinet, lee straz, but now she has retained her public status on the net go to turnips, not wanting you to openly resent the incredibly ignorant people, supposedly educated, r

he says the coral is smuggled by a tunisia and scent all over the world. demand in southern europe and asia is especially high. he says it's hard for authorities to verify the corals origins. she did grow coolers almost like cocaine these days that are happy. cook county, i mean that yard a while ago they caught an italian man with a boat, who was transporting coral to italy illegally. dr. sat or got it figured out yet that everyone knows smuggling is happening here. it's not, that's not illegal. anything the coast guard regularly conducts tis of votes at the small port of to barca. 3 years ago, they uncovered a network of smugglers. from algeria, tunisia and spain, whose global trade and coral was worth, millions of heroes has blown out for that was in, they often store the goods in the city of desert, where the capital tunis asthma. then they tried to exported it, not the classic route is to italy, it could have been a spec via it from there, the coral is often transported to destinations as far away as india, with the lemons put it italian hint in many asian countries. the underwate

for example, there been shortages of some vegetables from southern europe, partly due to supply chain issues linked to breaks it. partly bad weather and rises in general for food are over 80 percent. so that's going to hit the low income households, the hardest. and then you've got rises in clothing and footwear, particularly for children and women. now, the chancellor of the exchequer that britain's finance minister, jeremy hunt, has reacted saying that this is a reminder, no one should take a falling inflation for granted. but saying that he'll stick to his aim to cut inflation by half by the end of the year, the office for budget responsibility predicted it would get below 3 percent by the end of the year. but just on tuesday, he was calling this double digit inflation dangerously. high, it's dangerous, politically for him as well. the opposition labor party have said that this shows that nothing is working better in britain compared to for 13 years ago when the conservatives took power. union bosses similarly as saying that the cost of living crisis is not being dealt with suffici

i think that in several other countries, at least in the countries of southern europe, few people willhat the people or political forces are happy with what we are forced to carry out, and this nato policy in ukraine and it just seems to me that to him teach yourself the non-fulfilment i. well, uh you know, here i don't know if you saw, uh, well, it was just a terrible disaster about railway in greece and now there is a feeling that in general the whole of greece is now, but on the street practically, but protesting. e hmm having a reason, but taking a reason from this terrible disaster. well, many people have the feeling that there is so much accumulated, and there is so much hatred. and well, such loud big emotions that have no way to be uh, expressed in any other way in a democratic way, and they, uh, splash out anywhere. and whatever. it's not only greece, it's in many countries, i repeat the south europe means well what can i say? e means really. uh, the whole conflict, something is just beginning. yes, because he is not going to finish going to some kind of dialogue there. dmitry

an unusually dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fires. i was former president lodging. jo is kicking off a visit to china. the 1st such trip by a former leader there since 1949. ma says he will not meet with high ranking chinese officials and then his visit will be centered around piece of the visit has parked controversy and taiwan a territory that beijing views as its own. earlier we spoke to political scientist, ian chung from the national university of singapore, and asked him what b, what's behind my going jose visit in china? well, that's his claim. but being a hyperbolic political figure, a former president, there will be a lot of political debate and attention centered on his visit and mine himself. while he has is not going to meet any high ranking chinese officials. he does want to engage in dialogue with students as he things in the p. c. now that, of course, for the sienna ccp is always going to be political, they see many things, in fact, all things as sort of having a political tinge to it. he says he hopes to bring a

let's take migration as a super problem and the north of europe and they see it the same way southern europee slovakia and so on or hungary they see it a third way further on the question of whether to start a technological war by the united states of the united states to e-e-e conclude such e-e financial conditions that help their technological companies to rebuild and reform more quickly and in particular in the field of energy saving in the field of e-e ecology of environmental protection does europe have these theoretically, there is money, but can all european countries conclude such a joint plan similar to the one that operates in the united states, there is one government , it was concluded by the congress and voted and it went , and here what is possible, and this is, for example, the second question and then the third question it is also extremely important, we cannot bypass it, it is the creation of free trade zones of the european union with different regions of the world, we know that china uses its opportunities to enter different markets and europe lags behind thus, china conqu

it's right here, much of southern europe will be fine and try so in improving pressure, we do have some watch weather cool studies inside of the met for time. that'll make x y further eastwards. tiny, cooler in cairo. ah, joined the debate. we know that through seems empowered by the government and by the government today they are to government africans. health security is also a global health security on an online, at your voice. there is no right to defense, there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work towards a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this tree on al jazeera israel has scrapped parts of a law. barring settlers from some areas of the occupied west bank tension has been running high in the region. so what's behind the move and just how problematic all these a legal settlement in the palestinian territories. this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the stars the attain israel's parliament as overturned part of the law that banned illegal settlem

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can affect russia, in particular the kuril islands and kamchatka and japan, the countries of southern europenesia, pakistan, and part of north america but if you look closely, most of these regions are near or near the pacific ring of fire zone, gay, earthquakes are most often noted by russian experts in the conjecture of a person who gives out for forecasts obvious to specialists. features don't believe. such only alerts can cause completely unnecessary panic, that is, they russian legislation, in fact , is generally equated with terrorism. in general, we make more or less medium-term forecasts where there is a sufficient observation system. good. in particular, in kamchatka, i can tell you that in kamchatka in the next week there will be a strong earthquake, such as he wrote there, 8-8 and a half magnitude. such an earthquake, must necessarily cause a tsunami. but in the next week, that is, until the seventh of march. it does not predict in our data. seismologists don't deny influence of celestial bodies on seismic processes on our planet by research. the influence of the gravity of the su

tremors may affect russia , in particular the kuril islands and kamchatka, japan, the countries of southern europeakistan, and part of north america. but if you look closely , most of these regions are near or near the pacific ring of fire zone, gay, earthquakes are more common in total, russian experts do not believe in the conjecture of a person who gives out for forecasts that are obvious to specialists. only such alerts can cause completely unnecessary panic, that is, according to russian law, they are actually equated with terrorism in general. in general, we make more or less medium-term forecasts where there are enough observation systems. good. in particular, in kamchatka, i can tell you that there will be strong earthquakes in kamchatka in the coming week. that's devastating such as he wrote there 8-8 1/2 magnitude. such an earthquake, must necessarily cause a tsunami. but in the next week, that is, until the seventh of march. it does not predict in our data. the influence of celestial bodies on seismic processes on our planet research has confirmed the influence of the gravity of the sun

of fire began on thursday and is still out of control and unusually dry winter and southern europe as rest concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fires ah, to sports. now let's look ahead to the meeting of the international olympic committees board this week. it'll be discussing the participation of russian and bel, erosion athletes in sports competitions. the i o. c. currently recommends allowing such athletes to compete under a neutral flag in cave. they practiced their sports between air, raid sirens and missile attacks by russia. the notion that they may have been expected to compete against athletes from russia and its staunch ally beller roost leaves the ukrainian female fencers at a loss strictly. on the one hand, there is sport and our victories on the other. our soldiers dying fish, it is very difficult to have on the team has already heard what it regards as bad news from the international fencing federation, the f i. e, which this month voted to a low, the return to competition of russian and bell russian athletes starting in mid april just in time to qualify fo

and usually dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fires. taiwan, former president managing jo is kicking off a visit to china. the 1st such trip by a former leader there since $949.00 ma says he will not meet with high ranking chinese officials and that his visit will be centered around communication and peace. the visit has sparked controversy and tiwana territory the beijing views as its own. and while former taiwanese president mot is on his way to china, current taiwanese leader tying when prepares for a visit to the u. s. which angers beijing. taiwan president, sighing then reviews the troops ahead of a sensitive trip to the united states and latin america. tensions between beijing and ty payer at their highest point. in decades. china is stepping up military and political pressure to for self ruled democratic taiwan into accepting communist party rule though with ha, protecting taiwan and defending democracy has always li now military's great mission. i believe that only by continuously training and strengthening our war prepar

they've been there for years and eastern europe, southern europe, down in italy as well. over a $150.00 american nuclear weapons are currently positioned in different parts of europe. depends. you're asking, has the world forgotten this? he said that if indeed russia bid trans transport nuclear weapons to the territory of bela rosen, benji said it would not be in violation of the non nuclear or the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. i should say, no bens the also said, what about the u. k. the u. k is about to send depleted uranium amunition to ukraine as a world forgotten. what happened when america and nato bombed iraq has a world forgotten about what america and nato bombed yugoslavia. with thousands of munitions with depleted uranium, causing generations of birth defects and kansas. well, obviously they're still speaking in new york, and a lot of more commentary is expected. you can keep up to the very latest on our website, artsy dot com the for now if the quote washington is the main initiator of nc russian policy, that is the message from moscow was russia lays out it

we had lots of lng in southern europe.did not have enough diversification. so i think what we can take away from that is also in other areas we should not look for becoming completely autonomous. this is probably not possible for an economic body like europe, but we should make sure that we are not in a strategic dependence and that we cannot be blackmailed. and i think we had too high a share, obviously, of russian imports, and that made us strategically vulnerable. and it took us one year and it will probably also take us still the remainder of this year, the remainder of this year to get out of that. and the war on ukraine, leo, has really pushed companies like yourself towards sustainable energy. but of course, change doesn't happen overnight. infrastructure is expensive. policy changes take time to to push through. i'm just wondering, leo, if you could wave your magic wand and completely transform the global energy network, what would it look like? i would just make sure that the infrastructure is strong enough to cop