sign and see cause on refugees live in europe. 70 percent of them all being hosted by germany and sweden, austria, greece, the netherlands, and frogs. each host between 2 to 5 percent of the total syrian refugee population on the continent and the 1st off of the syrians, but the most assigned them application filed rather nice. a saw the modifications in european countries make, making up 14 percent of the total will pull. rece is in sweden's capital stock come with thousands, came out. so celebrates where instead of those tory and the middle of stock co, this is why all the train lines from all the suburbs of sweden's capital come together and the syrians have a trouble hearing from all i was strong, i think from why the in sweden as well, there are hundreds, if not a couple of 1000 say already a real mood of celebration people on the run sweets people, people chancing is just a real outpouring of joy. if i don't want to bring in someone. now, i don't know how to i can tell you me who is from syria, came in, i think, 12 years ago. mama, what does this tell you means you it's so today we

until the over throw the said regime in syria, his ultimate dream was to play for sweden. after arriving here was a refugee 10 years ago, a decade in which he was twice as to play for syria and twice that. and i never saw out the effect of naperville good. one of i refused to because the national team represented the dictator who was now left the land money. i said no with all respect to those who have represented the soviet team. but for me, it was personal phone and lots of key models career was interrupted by the journey to sweden as a teenager. you know how to once again to represent these homeland auto also and types of playing for syria come at the time when changes are already sweeping through a team that faced the use of physical danger and political pressure under the outside raising the most immediate change was the disposal of the previous red kits replaced by national shirts in green, reflecting the changes in syria's flag for auto asthma. now these brothers both changes made a new relationship with home. after all, 3 major fig successive life has refugees. and

the 1000 people have many more will be arriving from across the field in sweden as well. please don't days, syria. the embassy here is already raised. they all positions slots. celebration you pull reece, thanks very much. pull reset force install kind of a shower is obviously receiving a political analyst and joins as though from london. hi ma. and it has been said to me was seeing various statements from various governments around the us. certainly from trump saying that this is now a syrian issue. it should be solved by the syrian people. is it gonna be difficult for the international community to keep the nose is out of serious business means to you directly. it shouldn't be so difficult and practice to probably wouldn't be for a number of states, especially to some of the neighbors this in and see where there is no difference between practice and theory and practice. there. ready is a difference. so unfortunately, after the celebration of today and the next few days and would probably discover once again that we still live in the same old, new east where you know, di

your example, sweden's example is the best example because from what sweden has done in such a shortimeout to be an inspiration to all of us and a reminder that let's do it before comes this close to us. so i think the moment is right. i continue to be optimistic. i think we have to change lots of things. not just how we build something. >> i want to add something to the challenge that we are facing that is congress bears responsibility for this problem to. we are not putting out appropriations bills on time. in a way that gives certainty either to the department of defense or to the defense industrial base. and that has to change if we will address this problem. >> sure. >> you mentioned, brian, and operability. i wonder if i could get the senator and the minister to talk about this whole concept of european independence and how that factors into interoperability. it is not rocket science to figure out that if every country makes a tank or if every country makes a jet fighter or the ones that can afford to do it that it is not the most efficient way to do business as an alliance. i

when i was coaching sweden in 2013, it was one of my best years.h two times 45 minutes. it's like everybody is into this. you have the big crowds and you spread the word and you spread the word and it is unique. i am the lucky one who have the chance to do it twice. it's crazy. it's crazy. i will enjoy every single time. it is going to be a great championships, it is my initial reaction _ reaction. for- reaction. for us personally to be reaciom — for us personally to be playing switzerland in the opening game is _ opening game is very special. i know these championships will be — i know these championships will be special building on the _ will be special building on the back of 2022. looking forward to it. the _ looking forward to it. the women's game is taking steps — the women's game is taking steps both on and off the pitch and as— steps both on and off the pitch and as a — steps both on and off the pitch and as a coach i am hugely passionate about that. i passionate about that. iwaht _ passionate about that. i want the game to— i want the game

when i was coaching sweden in 2013, it was one of my best years.h two times 45 minutes. it's like everybody is into this. you have the big crowds and you spread the word and it is unique. i am the lucky one who have the chance to do it twice. it's crazy. i will enjoy every single time. it is going to be a great championships, it is my initial reaction. for us personally to be playing switzerland in the opening game is very special. i know these championships will be special building on the back of 2022. looking forward to it. the women's game is taking steps both on and off the pitch and as a coach i am hugely passionate about that. i want the game to keep taking steps and that is what this will do, the prize money has doubled, i don't use the comparison to the men's game. we are a very separate game and i want the best of the game, so if we keep taking steps forward, then i am happy. there's a very southern european feel to group b, with spain, portugal and italy all drawn together, alongside belgium. world champions spain are highly tipped to be

alice thinks there will be fewer moose to hunt the southern sweden in the near future. this loose can experience heat stress even at 14 degrees celsius during summer website. and since our climate is getting warmer and warmer, it'll get tougher for them. home. maybe on the move safari and from the who has drawn to the close going saver is already preparing smokes for the next tour. as moose low potatoes for a small use use. for me, the moose is a magical animal, the dislike or unicorn, and it's unique. you none there but the cool, even before i started working with them, and now i think there are even cooler data. they have so much personality in the young savior. hopes that in the future parks like his both be the only place where moves can still be seen in something sweet. the holiday season in germany for many it means a trip to the christmas market to meet friends and joining a mug of mulled wine and listening to festive music. both gang is a choir director in the capital berlin who is rehearsing for a big concert. but there won't be any instruments or sounds on sta

i'm as a solve with this news article coming out of sweden, the out from black net. if i pronounced that correctly, i didn't know but say they claim the sweden is preparing for will with the rush of finding something they, i'm shocked by her this half a 1000000 grave sites was heal reaction to side footboards. yes i have you doing so as long as i see them, i am one of the sort to they are training. no one's a on the ramp and several months which i've never used to my friends before. i don't, i'm not stand to lose the ability to go off of the sweden because i don't see any a possibility or any danger that i should for the some of the at tech goes reading is as knowing, press the restroom for that reason. and so in, so i don't, i must end was uh doing though. yeah, it's interesting and they maybe they just times to a and a stokes of 5. you know, us secretary of state, but it just says incline is on trying to fund the need to membership. interesting was that he use that and says yes, a european food could secure key of i do think could i mean and could the shift respons

but at the berlin state ballet, she was born in good, simple sweden and has been dancing all her life. as a teenager, she then studied at various national ballets across here and parents come from iran, but she only ever visited the country as a baby. now she lives the life of a professional battery. i mean, i've always been surrounded with knowing how women are being oppressed in your on that has to be for us to wear a head scarf or a he job. and this has been quite normal for me were growing up and i've never thought too much about it. but that changed when protests began any wrong. now she's in touch with the children starting school into iran. i just realized how i feel so distant from this country um the people and how unfair it is to to be around in girl like any or iranian girl in iran. but living here and to have the privileges i do have here, which they wish to have there. i've had contact with this girl. now, since the pandemic and i said i wanted to actually travel during these years to to go there and to maybe give them trespass and give them workshop to teach them and may

david and his family have been forced into exile in sweden. shared his evidence of pollution with south sudanese lawyers who wanted to take legal action over oil pollution in unity state. i was contacted by someone who was preparing to sue the government because of this environmental pollution. because of the pain that i have for a long period of time, and what i see happening in the oil field affecting the people and the environment, i had to come in to provide the evidence to the court. i was not against the government, so i was sure i would be protected as a witness. but one day a flight was sent when i was in the oilfield in unity state without my notice. a security personnel, who is also working in the oil field, told me, "pack your bag. you are to go tojuba." the government needs me to answer questions about the oil case. the security personnel who were near me hit my head with a pistol and forced me to sign this document without saying anything. the lawyers have not pursued the case for pollution against the government. killings is not

the animal thrives in sweden's, vast forests, and near the city of interview visitors can get up close and personal with them. at the most part, that's where your zebra works. as a guide, but he's becoming increasingly worried about the moose. climate change is affecting their habitat and that's making them a target for hunters. mooses sweetens national animal and the favorites among many holiday makers at the moose park and fema due to risk and go with safari to see this majestic animal park operates, or young saver explains that visitors can even feed the moose. that's to say no sort of move your wants to hold it like this between your finger. awesome. and then what was going to be say that the let's go meeting the moose is a vacation highlights for many, a 8 year old, a nuke is feeling brave. she's traveled here from berlin with our family service. i think it's great that's such fascinating animals and they really even say and they come by. and then i also think the homes are beautiful and, and the who on afternoon show should the family gets close enough to almost cuddle the king o

is that a rally in sweden's capital? the joins us live from them pull while maybe some syrians might be concerned, might be opposed to the transition in many, all set of writing, particularly those in desperate like minds behind you. the yeah, somebody, well, the 50000 people with the syrian regions and sweden on those board in this area for the biggest group of forward bone people in the suite in the now thousands of the audio store and the some from the way. and so the printed ruby, who is a, was to find the master students promoted ro 000 as roy. and your family were engaged to the r a spring in syria. what was, what happened that made you have to come to sweden, what's been your experiences of exile making. so just we have lived under fascist, to run a good room for mos on for me. 5 years. i mean this regime, the soldiers, you've sold rhodes. all i know we have no freedom of speech. we had no freedom of breast. we had no freedoms organization. and the version was the, even if you say a joke about the resume here with

norway, sweden, finland, portugal, and poland are also through.rom the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc see you again next time. hello there. wednesday promises to be another fairly settled day, with some sunshine around, albeit on the cool side, but we'll start to see some changes later on wednesday, and as we push towards the end of the week, it'll turn milder, but that's because we'll start to see wet and windy weather spreading off the atlantic from the south west. colder weather, though, will return by the end of the weekend, and that colder theme will last into the new week. now, we've had this weather front spreading across northern areas, clearer skies behind it. that will allow temperatures to dip, so there is an ice risk across some central and northern parts of the uk to start wednesday. plenty of sunshine around, a bit of cloud and fog for the midlands, into wales, that should tend to break up. later in the day, though, it'll start to turn milder, wetter and windier ou

. >> in sweden, a country that has long welcomed immigrants and refugees from around the world.and policy changes there can make these newcomers feel like outsiders. >> well, our next hero is an immigrant himself who found a home in sweden and helps others find their place in the world for them through their universal power of music. here to introduce our next cnn hero is the founder of one family foundation, which supports caregivers impacted by cancer. welcome to bradley cooper on the streets of caracas venezuela are not the easiest places for a child to grow up with. >> all the gangs drugs and violence. but ron davis alvarez heard music on those mean streets while selling ice cream with his grandmother so his family can make ends meet he heard the alluring sounds of a violin and watched kids walk into a music school at ten, he joined them and felt an instant connection. he thrived at the school and made it his life studying music at the university, becoming a teacher and a conductor. the work took him from south america to africa, close to the arctic circle, and eventually sw

some of them are hoping to return to represent the homeland police reports from sweden. auto houseman, sporting life suddenly treads the line between 2 countries until the over throw the said regime in syria, his ultimate dream was to play for sweden. after arriving here was a refugee 10 years ago, a decade in which he was twice as to play for syria and twice that. and i don't know. so i feel like that's an a good one of i refused to because the national team represented the dictator who has now left the land money. i said no with all respect to those who have represented the survey of the team. but for me, it was personal phone and lots of key models career was interrupted by the journey to sweden as a teenager. you know how to once again to represent these homeland auto ornaments, types of playing for syria come at the time when changes are already sweeping through a team that faced the use of physical danger and political pressure under the outside regime. the most immediate change was the disposal of the previous red kits replaced by national shirts in green, reflect

on the people board in syria and living in sweden. they found the biggest for a new born group. thousands of them have come here to study a story in the middle of stone. today to celebrate this was the 1st for the good news i've had. for now i love it a long time. i want to bring in one of the people who left as a refuge, a the change the law, the now you came here when you are fit, said, what does this news to me do about the whole of the boss? all the sides. right james? i don't remember ever before, this is huge. this is a big deal for everyone. for every, every single person we finish or you look through, it's amazing how you are searching. when you look what was your experience in syria and the years, months before you left than most of the like big i that's all i like in sweden that we only want it might be people in syria, this won't be the speech is what sort of thing but unfortunately, we're met by lewis and my phone being the wife, you know, killing us things. this was very tiring and being here. i mean one of the very lucky

you were born in sweden, you grew up there. that you might have over in sweden this time of year. >> bill: yes. >> stephen: this was from your instructions, you have to tell me what this is. >> bill: the pickled herring. this is what we do. >> stephen: they look different. >> bill: i think you have, this is the mustard one which is quite good. this is the traditional one. this is the skargardssill, i think. >> stephen: what is this? >> bill: skargardssill. >> stephen: what does this mean? >> bill: it means our p archipelago herring. it's always pickled. >> bill: that's surprisingly sweet. >> stephen: to go with it, we have two chilled glasses to have all convened. what do i need to know about aquavit? >> bill: it gets you drunk. >> stephen: many things can do that. what has it got going for it? >> bill: it gets you drunk. do you want to sing a swedish christmas song? >> stephen: of course. do we shoot this or sip?& >> bill: we shoot it. it's the festive season. >> stephen: i'm not fighting you. >> [singing in swedish] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

and sweden has been remarkable in the past by being so welcoming, perhaps it welcomed too many peopleburden sharing, and there also needs to be very, very rigorous enforcement of policies of assimilation, teaching people languages. i don't believe in segregating people into ghettos and elsewhere. i believe in allowing refugees to work so they can contribute, they can pay rent and do other things. but i think we should also need to ensure that immigrants of all types abide by the laws of our country. if they break the laws, they shouldn't be allowed to be here, or they should be part of the criminal process. so i think we need a very rigorous bargain in which we accept that we need migrants, but we accept that they abide by the laws of the land. they pay tax, their employers pay tax, they're subject to minimum wage and they're subject to the rule of law. you're an academic and you're a think—tanker, but you do want to impact public policy making. i just wonder how depressed you are that you appear to be swimming against a very powerful tide. i mean, one could talk about donald trump an

sales globally pull race reports now from sweden on how the confidence efforts to catch up with asia have sold. if you're going to test a new type of electric vehicle, the worst places to do it, then stop. the car is not king here, and the traffic is lights. sweden is also a focal point for europe's green transition. but the road to sustainable transport has been a bumpy on this car. it's the future of cars. it's $400.00 kilos. lights. it utilizes very small batteries. very small motors. the average electric car has 300 . keep also batteries inside this has 30 q as a virus inside and batteries is the biggest problem. with the electric cars, a tiny call with a tiny battery could be one solution to a host of problems that beset the industry. the design is the best call are hoping they can help take the electric vehicle market in a new direction. as for additional manufacturers in europe had been struggling in germany, there's been industrial action of ford, which blinds cuts and that to europe in workforce partly on a lack of government health. the electric transition volkswagen is als

his ultimate dream was to play for sweden. after arriving . here was a refugee 10 years ago, a decade in which he was twice as to play for syria and twice that. and i never thought the effect that's a good one of i refused to because the national team represented the dictator who was now left the land money. i said no with oh, respect to those who have represented the survey of the team. but for me, it was personal phone and lots like here are those career was interrupted by the journey to sweden as a teenager. you know how to once again to represent these homeland auto automated types of playing for syria. come at the time when changes are already sweeping through a team that faced the use of physical danger and political pressure under the sunrise a. the most immediate change was the disposal of the previous red kits replaced by national shirts in green, reflecting the changes in syria's flag for auto asthma. now these brothers, both the changes made a new relationship with home. after all, 3 made a big success of life as refugees. and now c

famously, sweden did not close the schools in the spring of 2020. they kept all the schools and daycare open for ages 1-15. so when you have general medicine in july wrote an article about school closures, you would expect them to sort of discuss what happened in sweden. but they didn't. they ignored sweden, just like doing a drug trial and ignore the placebo group. in early summer, july 7, the swedish public health authority, they published what happened to the 1.8 million swedish children in ages 1-15 and the number that died from covid was exactly zero. there were a few hospitalizations but exactly zero deaths and looked at the teachers and they were no higher risk than other professions. it was very obvious from the evidence in early summer it was safe to keep schools open during the pandemic. there was absolutely no reason to keep them closed anymore. and i'm a native of sweden and i could read all the swedish stuff but they published it in english. so i tried to spread it but -- on twitter, for example, but i was transblacklisted because i was

wealthy sweden and subsidies to pay their heating bills. two factors in the united kingdom. the government had to intervene and one of them back on. this was the start of a really crisis. so, energy is not just a poor country. california has the highest adjusted poverty rate in the nation today. 10% received a disconnection notice on utilities in the last year.r. a larger percent and unfeeded them. in this country, they die ever winter.rl they are not keeping their homes after safe temperatures.om climate change should bees based on data and traded off other things. this is a political driving force. it's not about reducing gene housema gases. my response was to rite a different corporate esu report where we layout stuff inep more detail. that's what we should focus on. [ applause ] >> >>> sout dakota governor christy nome has been selected to be in the tmp adnistration. she severed in the house of representatives for eight years. prior she was a state repre

i think from why the in sweden as well . there are hundreds, if not a couple of 1000 say already a real mood of celebration. people have been around sweets, people, people chancing is just a real outpouring of joy. if i don't want to bring in someone now i don't know how to i can tell you me who is from syria, came in, i think, 12 years ago. mama, what does this tell you? means it it's. so today we have celebrating 3 celia was circulating, like in the future, the future of syria. best so happy. we came on over sweden here to celebrate. i came here like 12 years ago and it came as the review deep from syria. i left to uh when i was like 23 years old. i know like i'm over to 35 so it would be so nice to come back with. feel free to. yeah. so you'll find that your plan is coming back to syria. yes. um i today i called my mom today in the morning she was and she was backing her back and saying like it's time to go back to her home. it's time to do mothers all the time around 0. it's time to go back to home. what made you lee, is

and you can really tell everything is still beautiful next onto sweden. they have many delicious dishes, but when it comes to pastries, the sweets clearly have one favorite cinnamon buns. the pastry is so popular, there's even a national holiday dedicated to it. we want to stop home to see how it's made. the canal or sentiment done is to favorite pastry of the swedes. it's popularity spans from scandinavia to the us and beyond. but in sweet in its integral to the coffee break, but more on that later. first things 1st tired of a taste or more elaborately crispy sentiment, e soft and sweet. go ahead the andre a. and today i'll show you how to bring the perfect sweeter settlement button and tell me a burn on a flower sugar salt water used a joke, butter ingredients for the dough, or simple. everything has to be needed by hand or with a mixer until them elastic dough was formed. and also tell them that i used cold water because the friction caused during the meeting generates heat. it'll be money, the bigger and i don't want that to affect the way the east ri