in stockholm, someone from the human rights watch and a former u.s.in yemen and senior fellow of the atlantic councils center for the middle east. welcome. this begin here. is this an escalation or a case of chickens coming home to roost since the withdrawal in 2019? >> i think this is a dangerous escalation. when we see our capitals in the region, our cities being attacked by missiles, it is obviously -- it obviously does not work well for the region and brings the war to our towns and destroys our facilities and of course the reputation of the region being a safe one for investment and tourism. i think this was expected in a way. as the continuation of the war has ended in the situation. the gulf states that interfered have not been able to end it and negotiations have not lead anywhere. it seems the war is getting out of context and out of control. the gulf states are being attacked. this is a dangerous almond for the dutch all men for the region -- omen for the region. >> the americans have been morning of the gulf could be part of the war if it c

yes, in stockholm g. i'm calling to sue in all the states takes too long, and we don't have that much time in climate protection, thoughts or long. mm hm. intellectuals, mitchell, phillip, i think that is a very interesting case. it's very important. and if the court actually comes to a good order, it could change everything. it could change everything in europe. and that's, that's very high hopes. i have only glimpsed at the responses by government. they're very disappointing. i think they completely ignore, ah, the scientific facts. so every child in the u. k, who die suddenly has an inquest. and i remember doing the child death review which you have in a bar. i they so to do the review of your child's death. this was discussed there that it has to do with something in the air. you can get all the evidence together, but you need somebody credible to go to court to speak on your behalf. ah said though, at moments in court when i felt like that is my daughter you're talking about, but i purposely took her

they were introduced at the beginning of december, a number of vaccination centers in stockholm closed early as a precaution ahead of saturdays rallies. those are the headlines on al jazeera. it's a j selects up next. thanks. ah when you see him, i will be no, let me go. i was unwilling one, but i know, you know, you know, i give you my phone number here, you know, when you're done and obviously it was all but i guess i feel like i want my bad food. i was still not considered a premium, which i mean i should do that a lot of buying a ssl is this is cynthia newbie or yeah, i don't know the i can imagine that i remember the kid with a with jeff. i sent them by so they read a cossacks a something gone down for the summer more men. my la melinda is in better take on the lot of that if you go no soon enough. so of course, he said in the garden, salise some knuckleheads madison. madison is now i shall place you on a toilet with you. no, no he is in i started myself. i mean, yeah, he that he can go on to i guess. yeah. whatever. along with jonathan louis, missouri, i me, is it now on poland t

well, euro '92's all over, jim and i are still here in stockholm.t get a flight home. # was that a teardrop in your eye? # i never thought i'd see you cry # it's ok to cry...# # music was my first love # and it will be my last # music of the future # and music of the past...# there is a very major part of my art which is about trying to create a world which is influenced for the better through public space, through private space and so on. you can't change that baby. wherever you go, whatever you do, you can't change it. you and god made her. and you're going tojust have to love her that way. very nice, jackie. is it? yeah, lovely bit of roast squirrel. roast fox. what's that? so, where did you find a dead fox? the road. what, walking along the road? no, you wally. it was dead, knocked over, poor thing. - at least you gave it a decent burial. next to the frozen peas. gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good. i did it all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. he was obsessed with rachel, loved her, h

where in sweden's darlena province, 4 hours north west of stockholm. this is a fe boot, an old fashioned countryside, some a farm there typically without electricity and running water land. alice gustav son's farm is no exception. the 82 year old noise, the centuries old tradition of cooling from her childhood days. the drawn out chance i used to call cattle back from grazing yet. oh, purple cornel, pull me there again. i'll tell the cows home in my indistinct way. hm. i bought off or new gonna for his was what it sounds like. oh oh. oh oh no. oh no, jenny is fascinated by these traditions. she's especially interested in stories of women who would spend the summer months, all alone at these forms tending to cattle. ah. was i want to let the other yeah. and if at the having and i don't want it that we don't learn about this in a school. so is there like some and viola, well, his story is something that was a part of our history. it's simply not talked about it. thank you that been merely leaf. so i thought i will tell the story and i see studia moon few

so the food of monte blend bag travelled 1000 kilometers to the court and stockholm, where the case was argued. he was joined by marlene branch durham, a saw me reindeer, herders and lawyer thought their yell on. the state says it is the formal and north the land and has a right to su, hunting and fishing license is skitta. but the sammy say these were our rights before the state came to be at the head. but a lot more was at stake than hunting and fishing rights. the case brought into sharp focus, sweden's attitudes towards its indigenous people. the traditional region of the saw me as rich and resources such as or timber, wind, power, and hydro power. so of course the state wants to profit murray, hayden bork, represented the swedish state in the lawsuit. they assessed that some thaw manner. you know, by the way, the saw me use the land is hard to reconcile with today's demand. for wind turbines, knotty mining, and also tourism or the there is frequent conflict that or death. that's why it's important to clarify the rights issue, the up automatically for the saw me. it was an historic

a year later, a 12 year old girl was caught in crossfire in stockholm. for the most part, it's young men often teenagers who are killing and being killed. prime is now a major electoral issue and a sensitive one after national studies linked it with immigration. most of the individuals in sweden using for all as a method of violence or immigrants, 2nd generation immigrants. but we also know that the victims of such crimes are also immigrants. people have been afraid for being called the racists. if we do not talk about this, then we can not solve the problem. you prime minister magdalena under sean has already toughened rhetoric on immigration and sweden's open door policy for refugees is long gone. that's partly in response to the right wing suite, and democrats becoming an integral part of the opposition with an election this year. sweden must now way it's traditionally tolerant values against the death toll . on its streets, poll, reese al jazeera, malmo, a dispute between ghetto airways, an air bus has escalated. europe in plain maker has revolt, a m

johnny pitts traveled to paris impresses on to amsterdam, lin, stockholm, broome and ma say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds. as the son of an african american. he experience a structural racism 1st town, but he knows that his experience is a different from those of many other britain. the while my dad was he and brought this very house, you know, the neighbors would say all that's richie, the american, the entity and there was a kind of romance about it. there was something that was exotic about him. so people wouldn't look him enough to think about british colonialism. so that's a very different experience. of course, the black community were here who are, who have this shared history, who tangled up in colonialism. johnny pitts tells us about the fix of imperialism, or black people in europe. the legacy of colonialism, and what drew him to backpack through the continent. i did start to know as a rise in racism and troubled me. and i start to know it's a kind of in celebrity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin l

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been an enormous string of demonstrations, tens of thousands in athens, helsinki, london, power, stockholm, and vienna, vienna. of course, the capital of austria, where authorities death again to stop finding people $3000.00 euros per month if they refuse to get vaccinated for the meantime, back to brussels now and journalist jacqueline murphy with the latest. ah ah no, by committing everybody. there was one with the other side and there is there the person to prove that we spoke with people are angry about the classroom and the choice we like to read about time varies. lot of smoke everywhere. i don't know about the police with maybe 10 minutes ago this rule water about right so it looks like a showing even the slightest support for russia can cost you daily. and the current political climate. one german navy chief, the boss of germany's navy, had to stand down off the se in the crimea is now a part of russia and the west should stop demonizing vladimir putin. you can imagine his words spoke, a major diplomatic backlash sought his peter oliver now explained. vice admiral k. r. him shown b

at least 9000 people gathered in stockholm, a number of vaccination centers in the capital closed early as a precaution ahead of the protests. accusation passes were introduced at the beginning of december. about 83 percent of the country is not collected. still to come this half hour. why sweden that now as the highest rate of gun deaths in europe move in the buddhist monk and peace activist, known as the father of mindfulness, dies at the age of $95.00. ah hey, there right off the bat, not good news, thousands of people stranded in southern turkey as heavy snowfall has blocked roadways and you know, another spot. i think in southern turkey we could see some snow where it doesn't happen often is on tale. let's look at the 3 day forecast. i think on tuesday, temperatures to start the day will be low enough. they will climb throughout the day. so snow will turn to sleep and eventually rain, but temperature is well below average here. going to get a quick shot of some snow round the balkans. nothing major. mostly a dustin or a centimeter or 2 except for go into northwestern portions of eu

they were introduced at the beginning of december number of vaccination centers in stockholm closed early as a precaution ahead of saturdays rallies about 83 percent of the country's inoculated. sweden is battling a surge of around $40000.00 new cases. a day lost more so to come here now does air, including no country for journalists, mexican media work has denounced violence against their industry while bearing a colleague monna status. ah hey, there, thank you for joining in here. sure. headlines for the americas. some more rocking storms. coming around the river plate region earlier in the week, we did see some pretty severe flooding in montevideo. we could certainly see more of it. other places we've seen flooding is in the paid ruffian andes, around much peach you and still plentiful storms in this area, through the andes right into the amazon base. it next stop. we're going to mexico, and we do have a slug of rain for southern portions here. same goes for believes balise city has a high of 26 degrees. states of emergency declared in north and south carolina after that ice storm. the

sweden are trying to track down a drone that was seen flying over a nuclear power plant north of stockholmcles to the strategic island of gotland, against a backdrop of increased russian activity in the baltic. sweden is not a nato member, but has close ties to the alliance. scientists at the university of hull have developed a new way of cooling—down computers and reducing their impact on the planet. the system can be used in computer data centres that generate huge amounts of heat from internet activity. the new technology is saving money and co2 — as our environment correspondent paul murphy reports. in a laboratory on the outskirts of hull, a high—tech system that has taken 15 years to develop. essentially, it is a way of cooling computers down without the expense and carbon emissions associated with conventional air conditioning. it's driven by water evaporation, not by a refrigerant. it's the stability of the nature. if it evaporates the water, you have loads of energy being taken away by changing the waterfrom liquid to the moisture in the air. data centres are a few of us will ever

at least 9000 people gathered in stockholm, a number of vaccination centers in the capital closed early as a precaution ahead of the protest. vaccination passes were introduced at the beginning of december about 83 percent of the country is inoculated. still to come the sofa, one hundreds of thousands of lebanese children aren't sure when they'll go back to school. and how peeling paint has led to a $6000000000.00 route between cut our airways and ass. ah hey there, if you're in southern japan grabbed the umbrella, you're being dow sweat, heavy rain. so this includes 4 cargo shima. and as this disturbance meets up with cooler air, it's going to generate snow over the hills of northwestern honshu on sunday. other places we've seen some pretty soaking rains is jakarta so far this month? $457.00 millimeters of rain. so almost half a meter of rain, but look at the average $300.00 millimeters. of course we know we'll add on to this talley, for example, more rain in the forecast on sunday, across java in same goes for west pop you up. next stop. i want to take it down under and there has been

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you heard secretary blinken in stockholm last month delineate almost line by line the various elements of those agreements the russian federation has not lived up to. all of our engagements with russia, the united states, our nato allies have made clear the importance of full implementation of the minsk agreement. there is one poor violator of those agreements. yes? reporter: your pentagon counterpart said yesterday the u.s. is ready to send more capabilities to the eastern flank countries independently of nato if they need it, he said. these countries have been pretty open about their desire for increased u.s. presence. does this mean that basically it is a done deal? when might we expect the decision? second, if i may -- the belarusian dictator felt necessary recently to stress he will not allow any occupation of belarus presumably by the russian forces that are coming. this has planted concern that this is in fact what might happen, and there have been concerns about that. are you concerned about such a scenario with russian forces basically occupying belarus? mr. price: to start wi

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anybody else on this call remembers -- on this event remembers the 2014 incident off the coast of stockholm there was a suspected submarine intrusion and the swedish navy was sent to chase them out. as most of us are not experts in submarine hunts, it is an area where you can easily cede this -- cede disinformation which is exactly what russian media outlets and officials did, by suggesting it was not a submarine at all or that it was a nato submarine, or the swedish navy had confused a sea animal with the intrusion of a submarine. all of this because we are not submarine experts because we are ordinary citizens was more successful than you might think it would be because it suggested, oh, the swedish navy is not up to the task. what does that mean? were a situation erupted, swedish citizens would not have faith in the armed forces. that is really quite something. it was the mere rumor-spreading campaign. disinformation campaign. the reason it is so successful, i think, even on what you might call a smaller scale, like the submarine hunt, or indeed the so-called migrant crisis on belarus' b

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in stockholm, the ship is over 1000 years old and is dug up and on display.nybody who says we can't do that is just lying. it's just a matter of money and it's not that much money. the state of alabama is too broke to do it, which, they are, then let's have an act of congress. this is a mobile, international historic artifact and it should see the light of day. susan: we have about five minutes, but i want to spend them talking a little bit about you. you tell leaders in your book that you got so involved in this project that you lost your job of two decades at the mobile newspaper. newspaper is in your family. we have a clip of your father, former new york times editor talking about you and your brother and him, this is from 1994, very brief. [video clip] >> that's my sons on the left and jeffrey on the right. just to the left of that it was in that picture and we were back from a nine-day trip in the louisiana bayou. on going down in a few weeks to spend a week with them. we will fly fishing saltwater. [end of video clip] susan: what's next for you? ben: i

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- i don't know if anybody else on this call recents this event, a 2014 incident off the coast of stockholm, there was submarine inclusion and the navy was sent out to chase the submarine. and most of us are not experts in submarine hunts it's an area which you can easily receive disinformation. especially with media outlets and officials there by suggesting it wasn't a submarine at all. or that it was a naval submarine, or that the navy had confused a sea animal with an intruding submarine. all of this because year not submarine participants, actually were more successful than you might think it would have been because it suggested that, oh, it's up to the task. but what that means, the situation, the citizens wouldn't have the faith in strengthening the armed forces. the conversation is really quite something and it was a mere rumor spreading campaign, as much as a disinformation campaign. and the reason it was so successful i think, or even -- what you might call a smaller scale, submarine, indeed, the so-called migrants trying to come in poland, is that citizens feel empowered to have o

anybody else remembers on this call or on this event remembers the 2014 incident off the coast of stockholm the submarine intrusion. it wasn't delta's chase the submarine. as most of us are not exports in submarine -- it's a narrative where you can usually feed in disinformation, which is exactly what russian media outlets and officials did by suggesting it was not a submarine or that it was a nato submarine or that the swish -- swiss navy had confuse the sea animal with the intruding summary. and all of this because we are not submarine experts as ordinary citizens. it actually was more successful than you might think it would have been, because it suggested that oh, the swedish navy is not up to the task. what does that mean? it means if it were a situation that erupted, sweetest citizens will not have faith in the navy and by extension the armed forces to keep the country safe. that is really quite something. it was just a mere rumors spreading for campaign of disinformation. the reason it is so successful, i think, even on what you might call a smaller scale like, like the submarine hun

because if we go back time again to the o se summit in stockholm at the end of last year, so dear lover of ending his speech, thereby saying there was a dearth of garr treaties between russia and nato. so the idea that they could potentially be some talks about not so much signing new treaties, but revamping and reinvigorating already existing treaties. that's what yen stolen berg was talking about, particularly when it comes to the ideas of an basically letting the other side know when there's going to be military drills. this was something he was very keen to stress. it hasn't just been nato that we've been hearing about though all narr on wednesday coming out of europe. there's also being quite important. norman defore, ab normandy format, meeting taking place in paris that wrapped up in a normal format of course, is there, representatives of russia, ukraine, france, and germany. this meeting taking place at the, the level of, of diplomatic advisor. it was an a well 1st meeting of this kind since 2019, so was quite as a move anyway to see this format rekindled, what we've heard, what