however, there's a contrast in southern europe where around the mediterranean region is likely to become dryer and boma in some way likely in southern europe to see more droughts and heat waves. northern europe during winter more heavy rainfall events last summer was also the hottest on record. what can we expect this year? i have to say ahead of time of the expectation for 2024 summer. but what we can say is the natural variability has changed. sorry for some of that 2023. we're transitioning into the el nino phase of natural variability which has a warming influence on our global climate. we are now coming out of that phase and it remains to be seen whether we move to a neutral or lighting media phase, which has a cooling effect on our climate. however, what we can say when we looked at our seasonal full cost and when we look at the record ocean heat, content to myself is version that we are still likely to see sheets temperature records. so when we look at the seasonal full cost, it looks like summer in europe, across all of europe is loc. they should be wilma, the fast. yeah, average

well, with retribution found to be extreme heat, seen in southern europe. in july 2023 would have been virtually impossible if humans have not rooms the planet by binding football fields. scientists also analyzed the rain full that led to flooding and amelia ramana. and it's liam may 2023. they found that the extreme with of the was not made more likely or more intense by climate change. what happened was simply a very rare event made was by rapidly growing cities and the limited space for water drainage that increased risk of flooding. it's not always easy to say where the climate change has influence specific weather events to the 1.2 degrees celsius of roaming means that every single sheet weight is now hard to know now and more 19 . now for the extreme dream for it, we know that the walmart most viewed can hold more of my ship. this means that many rainfall events are much heavier because of climate change, but not only thing fall of events i heavier because of climate change. but what there is also affected by natural phenomena like co nino, it's a cli

the expect actually so that is um, what most surprising similar they even ran the numbers for southern europe and that could turn out twice as much energy. so there are some great use cases for solar. when vehicles are very light and they are deployed in sunny regions, lucky and 2 units with ease delivery tries that goes all these small boxes for public transport and nigeria that mainly run and so the power so the cost to manufacturers almost when spots we don't know how much energy we're going to get out of it? at which point today you can already put a solar panel on your roof and power your electric vehicle. it's through your cost roof. is that weight that can be used otherwise, but until that has an impact, it's going to take a lot of time. the, if you did like the video, please share like and subscribe to all channels. we personally, if it is on the environment every friday, the a co africa lagoon and then a go is a power dies. biodiversity dr. sensitive ecosystem is threatened by as efficient as climate change. now the government's numerous initiative applying to increase protection rig

that in central europe, in northern europe, chalk was used as a soil, in the painting schools of southern europes used. confirmation of authorship is already a separate attribution issue, when we work, compare with standards, examine the manner of execution of the work, characteristic techniques, how he models certain tamination elements, how he applies a brushstroke. layered painting he builds like builds texture, that is, each artist has his own characteristic writing system. the kaliningrad museum of fine arts has one of the largest collections of works by elliy bilyutin, donated to the museum free of charge after the artist’s death by his widow. she immediately struck me as such a very, very good-natured person. it deforms everything there, and the color deforms, and the shapes deform, everything, he wrote that this is the cry of the ripped open inside, you know, this is what is gurgling inside you internally, you understand, you cannot give through real pictorial... some forms, because they do not express your state. the new reality depicted in the paintings of belyutin and other avant-gard

in central europe, in northern europe, chalk was used as a primer, in the painting schools of southern europeation of authorship. this is already a separate attribution question, when we work, compare with standards, study the manner of execution of the work, characteristic techniques, how he models certain elements of painting, how he applies the stroke, whether he builds the painting layer by layer, how he builds the texture, that is, each artist has his own system letters. in the kaliningrad museum of fine arts , one of the largest collections of works by elliy bilyutin was transferred to the museum free of charge after the artist’s death. widow. she immediately seemed to me like such a very, very good-natured person, and such a very good relationship took place between us, she immediately told me: i’m looking at you, you are a keeper. now i ’ll see what kind of keeper you really are. you see, this is what is bubbling inside you . you see, you cannot give through real pictorial forms, because they do not express your state. the new reality depicted in the paintings of belyutin and other av

saudi arabia and then to jordan, and then from the zionist regime to the mediterranean sea and southern europe. in fact, this project also failed , showing that the islamic republic of iran has the ability to subjugate the economic axis and artery of the zionist regime. it has its own effect. this is the event that we have witnessed in the last hour in social networks by media activists, in fact market and business analysts, and it shows the events that have happened in the area of ​​energy prices in the last few hours. depth and breadth. the islamic revolutionary guard corps, in its announcement number two, referring to the destruction of military targets in the occupied territories and warning the terrorist government of america against any support and participation in harming iran's interests, emphasized that any threat to the united states and the zionist regime from any country would be met with a response. reciprocal honorable noble nation of islamic iran, after more than 10 days of silence and the burden of international organizations , especially the united nations security council , t

it is just one example of a pattern of heat and drought affecting countries as far afield as southern europeord—breaking monthly temperatures. this extreme heat has got many climate scientists worried. the reality is that we can quantify a large proportion of the extra heat that's causing these records, but not all of it. so there needs to be a lot more science, and there will be much more science coming out over the next weeks and months to try and understand what's happening to our climate system, and are we in a new phase? scientists agree what is causing climate change — it is the vast quantities of planet—warming gases humanity has been pumping into the atmosphere. and in recent months, a recurring weather event known as el nino has been adding an extra blast of heat into the air. that is weakening now, so temperatures should begin to fall back later in the year. the problem is, sea temperatures remain extremely high, hitting many of the world's coral reefs hard. that suggests global temperatures might not fall back as expected — a sign, fear some scientists, that the world could be ent

it is just one example of a pattern of heat and drought affecting countries as far afield as southern europe this graph shows how march continued the world's run of record—breaking monthly temperatures. this extreme heat has got many climate scientists worried. the reality is that we can quantify a large proportion of the extra heat that's causing these records, but not all of it. so there needs to be a lot more science, and there will be much more science coming out over the next weeks and months to try and understand what's happening to our climate system, and are we in a new phase? scientists agree what is causing climate change — it is the vast quantities of planet—warming gases humanity has been pumping into the atmosphere. and in recent months, a recurring weather event known as el nino has been adding an extra blast of heat into the air. that is weakening now, so temperatures should begin to fall back later in the year. the problem is, sea temperatures remain extremely high, hitting many of the world's coral reefs hard. that suggests global temperatures might not fall back as expected

northern africa and southern europe were hit by a powerful sandstorm .ert have turned city streets into a semblance of mars. visibility was reduced to several meters. due to unfavorable conditions, the airport in libyan benghaz is closed. and residents were given an unscheduled weekend until the weather improved. the wind carried african dust even across the mediterranean sea to greece, and a red-orange haze shrouded several regions of the country. by according to meteorologists, this is the strongest sandstorm in the last 5 years. people are advised to take care of their eyes and respiratory organs; it is better not to leave the house unless necessary. a census of gentle leopards was conducted in russia, and the results of the study were published. countries where it lives, it has the status of a rare or endangered animal; it is impossible to see it in the wild. to conduct a census of snow leopards, researchers installed camera traps. to do this, they had to get into hard-to-reach places using all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles, horses and even helicopte

al-mu'minin was the caliph and leader of my government from the borders of india to north africa and southern europe are the biggest power in the world , but they had a hand in clothes, but i am not a caliph, not this time, not that time, and the economic situation of the people is like that time now. it had become a major pole of the global economy. at that time, it was an economic and scientific superpower, and everything had become a superpower. yes , it is undisputed that imam reza , peace be upon him, was not a ruler or an imam . then he said that this is the clothes that everyone wears. that a person who is beautiful like this, well, now you tell the west and the east of the world, sir, a person who islam says is moral, is beautiful, everyone loves him, even i told him that he is making a movie on the side of a corrupt person , he attributes the same moral and human qualities that islam says, islamic virtues, because they make a person a hero , make him beautiful, everyone likes him to say that he is in the prayers of my family. o god , make me beautiful with the beauty of the righteous. god,

you look at southern europe, big problem. move.ig problem. move. you look at southern europe,course, the g problem. move. you look at southern europe,course, the eu roblem. move. you look at southern europe,course, the eu themselves and of course, the eu themselves are very closely at are looking very closely at what's happening in the uk right now. our approach the now. and our approach to the law. the law. but the rwanda plan, the rwanda part of rwanda bill, is just part of a much broader strategy. so it's all about intersecting both paths. intelligence paths. it's about intelligence operations. about working operations. it's about working with police stop the with the police to stop the departure it's departure of boats. but it's impossible mile impossible over a 200 mile frontage, on the the frontage, down on the on the northern west french coast, it's also about disincentivizing people wanting to come to the uk illegally through the rwanda plan. and my and my view is and the view of the prime minister is that once that plan be

simultaneously in russian the plain receives air masses from southern europe.his flow will cross the urals and gradually cool down and begin to break through. further east, to the banks of the ob and enesei. well, today in krasnoyarsk snowfalls will become local and short-term. the highest probability of snow charges is in the middle of the day, but in total they will bring no more than 3 mm of moisture and will not be able to significantly change the height of the seven-centimeter snowdrifts that appear on the streets of the megalopolis. under the influence of the atmospheric front , showers and thunderstorms are expected in orenburg throughout the day. but the temperature regime will be warmer than the climate on thermometers +17. +20. nastya’s picnic in the city will be held in the late afternoon; by the end of the day, up to 25 mm of moisture may fall here, almost the entire april volume of precipitation. and this, of course, is bad news for the city, which is just beginning to free itself from the embrace of the flood. today moscow will be away from the fr

heat during the olympics, similar to the one that killed thousands of residents of western and southern europepics games, it will lead to disaster. on top of that, they are being shifted indefinitely. the timing of the commissioning of new station lines and the paris metro, which is far from perfect and has difficulty coping with millions of flows. the entire situation with preparations for the games was reflected in the episode with the opening of the sendenia aquatic center and two-time world diving champion alexis shandar could not cope with his excitement and slipped on the springboard in front of macron. daniil makhalin, alexander stalmashevsky, lead. tv channel russia kultura postponed the filming of the romance-romance program to september, the permanent presenter was evgeniy kungurov, who died the day before. the body, the body of the honored artist of russia, was found last night in the center of the capital, near the house where he lived. the cause of death is being investigated. evgeny kongurov was 40 years old, he worked at the novaya opera theater and was a soloist at the kalining

at the same time , air masses from southern europe enter the russian plain.ls and, gradually cooling, will begin to make its way further east to the banks of the ob and yenisei. in krasnoyarsk, the first signs of the coming warming will appear tomorrow afternoon in the city up to +5. the snowdrifts will begin to melt quickly, and from friday the temperature will even become a little warmer than usual, in the afternoon up to +11 +13. the highest chance of showers in the city is on friday and sunday. sunny and dry weather will return to orenburg tomorrow, thermometer readings will still be significantly higher than the climate norm, until friday afternoon in the city +9 +21, on the weekend the air will be able to warm up to quite summer +23, 25 in moscow it will also be mostly sunny only on thursday-friday scattered masses of rain clouds, persistent showers and thunderstorms may appear in the capital. the temperature will rise at the end of the working weeks after today +14 to +19 +21 and only on the weekend it will become a little cooler. these are the forecas

and these will take the weight down. refreshing up things across the positive southern europe. is it going through the next day or so? so some smaller just around the, the outs. little positive, never councils. i think it will dusting us. know what's the weather coming back in across the balkans. frontier service sales just the full bell. great. on tuesday afternoon. big change for wednesday, struggling to get into double figures at 5 states. that was, the weather will continue to make his way for the south. what's in these was flushing that he to way i reco breaking hate that we have seen across the volk inside, which was the black. so it's just a lot to try to protect the west. so whether i bloss be showers will continued up towards the northwest, easing down to central positive tube. meanwhile, across the southwest by new ports. cool. looking fine and dry full. the most part, finding the right to for the most part of us, much of north africa, we have 2 of those showers just around the central pos, ultimate. it's ready to bring some whatsoever. initially across the tennessee,

so, first in scandinavia, then in northern europe, and then southern europe last.ere uniformly demand 3x, and we saw a bumper year in �*22. a lot of that followed on to 2023 and hopefully we can keep it up in 202a. andreas, when we talk about china being in the lead in terms of renewables, i mean, if we use the analogy of a horse race, china's not just a couple of horses in front, it does feel like that china's on a completely different racetrack. can europe catch them? the chinese have lapped us several times. there are single companies that in 2023 expanded their production capacity by as much as europe consumes. a single company. they are... they are miles and miles ahead. it's just incredible, the advantage they have in size, in competence, in technology. and it's feeding into lower prices and, to be honest, pretty decent equipment. i mean, they are the leading edge of this industry. and there's a long stretch to cover before we're anywhere close to the chinese in modules. 0n batteries, it's still early in the game. and batteries, we can have an honest fight wi

simultaneous sort of a case actually about rock around the legality of the, of a fifty's tons of southern europe. is really our occupation of the west bank and other territories seized in the june 1967 war. they are not supported justice, which has been around for, for many, many decades. it is, is business about countries about individual countries and their relation to international law. and they are brought forward young by of each other. other member nations, obviously, you know, world court, the national criminal court which has found only recently in 1999 the looks of crimes of individuals. so it's more on the, on the level. they are the international justice, looked at israel on a state level and there violations where's the i c. c. a looks at it on the individual level of the individual leaders who are responsible for specific work aren't good. and how do you think this latest reprobation is likely to affect the world views of you? we touched on the united states anyway, the student process as l squared in the relevant data, widespread is growing condemnation or light over the glamour of

northern africa and southern europe were hit by a powerful sandstorm.sugar turned city streets into a semblance of mars. visibility was reduced to several meters, due to unfavorable conditions, the airport in libyan benghaz was closed, and residents were given an unscheduled weekend until the weather improved. the wind carried african dust even across the mediterranean sea to greece. a red-orange haze blanketed several regions. according to meteorologists, this is the strongest sandstorm in the last 5 years, people are advised to take care of their eyes and respiratory organs; it is better not to leave the house unless necessary. a census of snow leopards was conducted in russia. the results of the study were published by the interregional association irbis. according to the organization , there are 87 individuals on the territory of our country, most of all leopards, more than in the altai republic. this is... 10 more than last year. the number of animals has increased thanks to the work of specialists. they fought poachers and restored the food supply

and people have been forced from their homes in kazakhstan by flooding, which is also he rushes southern europe mountains. the state of emergency has been declared in 8 regions of causing stone. i'm more than 80 villages remain, cut off the shock of out of the reports from us again, the nature is taking its toll, flooding more and more lined, and rushes southern euros and northern cause. a stone issue out of the houses filled with water over me through deep zones, pulled our belongings or here we left. everything behind doesn't call them the close of the spring floods and nothing new in this part of the world. but this, yeah, the scale of the dissolves to is unprecedented. georgia is what i've lived there before. she goes in the south one north. it's the 1st time i see such a mess of a flood, the house, the barn, all the appliances and clothes. everything went under water, you can see the unusable refrigerator. and so the washing machine kind of in a heater lying there in the north of context on the water level in the ition reba reached a record knowing me twos. they both have busta with a dime

we'll take the way down. refreshing up things across the positive southern europe. is it going through the next day or so? i some smaller just around the the out. the positive never councils. i think the best thing us know. what's the weather coming back in across the balkans? 47 south. it's the full bel grade on tuesday afternoon. big change for wednesday, struggling to get into double figures that 5 states that west of weather will continue to make his way for the south with denise was flushing the heat away. i reco breaking hate that we have seen across the volk inside, which was the blacks. it's just a lot to drive the protect the west. so why the plus 3 showers will continue? yep. tools the northwest, the using down to central positive tube. meanwhile, across the southwest by new ports, cool, looking fine and dry for the most part, fine, and try to for the most part of us, much of north africa, we have 2 of those showers just around the central pos, ultimate. it's ready. bring some what to weather miss the across such an area into libya, price, queens lifting.

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of course cannot by definition be a western and southern europe.it has to comprise east, the city, the west, the south and the north. and in this respect, to bring together poland as the represented a leading country of the central and eastern european countries. and france as a representative of the western and southern countries. and with the germany in the center of this bridging east and west, this i think has to be the motivation and the key to starting to develop to emerge and do europe that is able to recognize and appreciate that this war puts at stake the fate of our own europe, and that we have to come together, close ranks, bring up resources, capabilities and political will to provide for our own future. and so the emergence of a new europe responding to the new security situation constituted by an imperialist and warmongering russia which will remain for some time, something which, which is a a part of te potential to positively shape the response to this war. >> thank you. so i promise you a couple of minutes of questions. i'm going t

it is just one example of a pattern of heat and drought affecting countries as far afield as southern europecontinued the world's run of record—breaking monthly temperatures. this extreme heat has got many climate scientists worried. the reality is that we can quantify a large proportion of the extra heat that's causing these records, but not all of it. so there needs to be a lot more science, and there will be much more science coming out over the next weeks and months to try and understand what's happening to our climate system, and are we in a new phase? scientists agree what is causing climate change — it is the vast quantities of planet—warming gases humanity has been pumping into the atmosphere. and in recent months, a recurring weather event known as el nino has been adding an extra blast of heat into the air. that is weakening now, so temperatures should begin to fall back later in the year. the problem is, sea temperatures remain extremely high, hitting many of the world's coral reefs hard. that suggests global temperatures might not fall back as expected — a sign, fear some scienti

homeland of mediterranean hyacinths, in the wild, they are found in southern europe, in africa, in cultureental hyacinth is mostly an ornamental plant. we grow both wild and domesticated hyacinths. well, the name is a very beautiful story. hyacinth is a young man of incredible beauty who was loved by apollo. when apollo was teaching him how to wash a disk, he fell in love with geacin and bogwit. boreus, out of jealousy , directed apollo to throw a disk at hyacinth's head, the young man died, and then apollo created a flower from his blood. this is the legend. we know hyacinths, of course, mostly pink and purple, but oh well, there is a legend that it is from blood and because of great love and longing that this flower appeared and pleases us and reminds us of eternal love. we go further and talk about... the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, tomorrow there will be small fluctuations with a certain activation, so please, who reacts so very sensitively to this, please listen to yourself, to your well-being, and finally the weather, it is quite easy for forecasters to tell us about it n

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currently the price of olive oil is historically high as a result of drought in southern europe and now38% in this year's uk vegetable oil harvest. someone who is very well this is gary lewis. head of business development for oils and fats at ktc edibles. welcome. what is the situation? it is welcome. what is the situation? it is pretty _ welcome. what is the situation? it is pretty dire _ welcome. what is the situation? it is pretty dire in _ welcome. what is the situation? it is pretty dire in terms - welcome. what is the situation? it is pretty dire in terms of - it is pretty dire in terms of the uk. we had a late planting season at the end of last year and terrible weather conditions so one of the worst weathers since 1836. it's notjust in the uk, we sing the same conditions in across europe so already we are going to lose around 2 million tons of rapeseed across europe. tt around 2 million tons of rapeseed across europe. it will be another _ rapeseed across europe. it will be another tough _ rapeseed across europe. it will be another tough year - rapeseed across europe. it will be

10% of europeans, a survey has now been conducted in 12 countries, western, central , eastern, southern europeate data will win. said that it turns out that now the most russophobic countries in terms of their rejection of russia are poland and finland, if they had a negative attitude towards russia in 1922 84, now 95%, excuse me, this is practically the absolute maximum, well, look, the invasion of poland first, for example, on the territory of the kaliningrad province, we are diverting forces and resources there at this moment through scandinavia there is an attack on st. petersburg, well, in general , they simulate these situations here there, in this story, there is sweden, poland, again, well, the baltic states , of course, they want this conflict to continue, well, this is like a newly-made sweden, and well, as for finland, it was not included in the sample then, and i guess. apparently they somehow will warm up, but here in ukraine an interesting situation is emerging, we said before the broadcast that it seems to me that today in ukraine the situation with mobilization will intensify o

the public reacts differently in southern europe.n hungary, slovakia, there's a lot of pro-russia feeling and italy is confused about it. the key country here is germany. the german public is split. it is pacifist. 60% of the german public do not want the war in ukraine to go on for too much longer. they prefer to see kyiv do a deal, even a very bad deal with russia, and chancellor scholz is just confused about it all. he is muddled. he pretends that germany is doing a great deal and pretends to russia he is not doing a great deal. he is representative of the confusion with the german public. his critics say this is a time for leadership and not reflecting confusion. you should lead in what you think the country should do. germany is going back to doing what it does best. dithering. >> just talking about the military service in europe which shows how we are in a different moment when it comes to defense policy across the block. i want to get your thoughts on the issue of france trying to achieve when they should not rule out the poss

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in many regions of the northern hemispheres, including southern europe, experienced heat waves. icebergs in southern greenland. the main cause of the exceptional heat was man-made greenhouse gas emissions, among other factors contributing to rising temperatures. elniyo is a weather phenomenon as a result. well, the immense desire of some to drag these same primroses home or sell them. so the inspectorate for natural resources and environmental protection reminds us of the responsibility for collecting primroses red book plants. yes, a little specifics, come on, if during the collection of the red book species a violator is caught in the act, then the fine will be serious, from twenty to thirty basic units, an individual. let's remember that one basic value is 40 rubles. now, count the damage caused to the environment, and this? this is from five basic units per kilogram of these rare flowers, yeah, so enjoy, but don’t touch, as they say, in wise quotes from instagram, true love is when you’re not, when you’re you water a flower, but you don’t want to possess it, maybe not exactl

this time everyone was focused on southern europe.t on the newfound weakness in the u.s. economy, which for the record, there really wasn't any. i recognized the flash crash for what it was, another situation where the machines were breaking as the futures overwhelmed the stocks. it wasn't the fundamentals. a gigantic seller caused the fear. many buyers disappeared. they walked away. they didn't wait around to find out what was causing the landslide. had to be something big, right? they just wanted to get out as fast as possible. lightning. on air i called it a phony sell-off because the decline had no basis in economic reality, which made for a tremendous buying opportunity. error>> that is not a real place, it's too bad the system obviously broke down. >> we are trying to get the specialist to talk about what happened. >> the machines failed. it obviously broke down. it obviously broke down. the market didn't work. it broke down. the machines broke down. that's what happens. >> that's exactly what happened. it had nothing to do with

it will take two people through southern europe for just under $10 that. that includes a room, wi-fi and access to work spaces. the company says that more than 2,000 people expressed interest in the voyage within the first 24 hours. back to you. >> tyler, thanks. >>> coming up, we have a deeper dive into this morning's stronger than expected jobs report, including a fed factor impacting the broader economy. and there's still time to register for the inaugural cnbc changemaker's event in new york city may 18th. we'll hear from women transforming business. scan the qr code on the screen or go to cnbc.com. ♪ upbeat music ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchange." the march jobs report stronger than expected with the broader unemployment rate dropping to 3.8%. diving deeper into the data, the jobless rate for asians and hispanics spell to 2.4%, but for blacks, the rate surged to 6.4%, the highest level since august of 2022. joining me now to discuss this desisparity in jobs and the impt on the economy is president and ceo of national urban league a

coming back in behind least we'll take the weight down. refreshing up things across the positive southern europe. is it going through the next day or so? so some smaller just around the, the outs. little positive. never councils. the thing investing us know what's the weather coming back in across the balkans. frontier service sales just the full bell. great. on tuesday afternoon. big change for wednesday, struggling to get into double figures at 5 states. that was the weather will continue to make his way for the south. what's in these was flushing that he to way i reco breaking hate that we have seen across to all coincide, which was the black face just a lot to try to protect the west. so whether i bloss 3 showers continued up towards the northwest, easing down to central positive tube. meanwhile, across the southwest by new ports, cool, looking fine and dry full, the most part, finding the right to for the most part of us, much of north africa, we have 2 of those showers just around the central pos, ultimate. it's ready to bring some whatsoever. initially across the tennessee, a, into libya,