claim for help find beyond is getting smaller on dw science and take time to handle this city and sweden by look, i'm assuming that somebody below something truly extraordinary is hiding just insight in a secret location the local energy company built a giant underground furnace, and that was a long process. even the king swung by to check it out. these caves used to store a hidden oil stash during the time of the cold war. and now they flooded them with water and go to to near pointing point to build one of the largest p batteries of its kind. and we came here to tell you why we invested was a bit more than an hour drive from the capital stucco. it's a city of about a 160000 people. it's pretty cold about to minus 2 degrees celsius. that's in the middle of winter. i can get much, much colder here, even below minus 20. so people here take the heating really seriously. pretty much old houses, the 98 percent of them are connected to pipes like be a huge network of 900 kilometers and just the city. and the main purpose is people will instead of having a small boiler in each home down severa

the system invested was one of the largest in sweden has been run by the local energy company, rely in the heat since the 19 fifties and that's what we have to say. hi. hi. this is louisa glanced and he'll be taking us on the ground. she's in charge of the company's heat and electricity strategy. so when's the last time you've been down there? i've been the process of september when the key will fit to do the honoring opening of the gate. it's a tough act to follow for me. i think the oppressed officer and an engineer are also coming with us to be able to fill in the caves. we have to agree to one thing that location has to remain secret. you won't find it on google maps and yes, we've tried. so why come with tell anyone what exactly is the case of this? we an energy production site, and so it's because of security reasons. okay, so we also can show the drive now. so we'll do the cops here and then we have the case. so here you can see down where the average starts. and here is where we should get rough. let's go. so we're heading down to about 25 meters. so here's the rest of this. th

she is the finance minister of sweden. ma'am, wac to the program. great to see you. >> thank you so much. great to be here. >> what's happening right now in the united states? let's begin. how should europe respond to the threat of the trump tariffs in your view? >> first of all, i mean we have to respond together. but i think it has been a lot of focus on the tariffs is bad if they get higher. but i think europe has their own problems that we have to solve. i mean, we can take our destiny in our own hands. so tariffs bad. what we do, we have to do together. but honestly, europe must be better. >> so tell me exactly what you mean when you say europe must be better. what concerns you the most right now? >> i mean europe is a rich continent. but we are getting behind u.s. i mean, this is just -- latest years, been so for quite long. we have too low roads and too low productivity and that's our problem. we have big needs and we can be richer. but we have -- we don't focus enough on the things that can make our economy grow. >> yeah, i think the long-te

sweden, elonn musk raised his hand. comment.ed [inaudible]. >> hello, in the e.u. for collaboration. [inaudible]. >> thank you. so first i think is necessary we do a lot for raising investing more into infrastructure and germany. in the make this one thing that we must develop our capacity for doing so. this is why i talked with the figures in investment at this time. one is for the special fund germany and it would give us the chance investment also the constitutionally strains in germany looking at some money and i think this would be very productive in giving us a chance to boost investments where needed. the same with the reform about the union and germany which i think preponderant programming and make sense streets and something so that we can prove necessary investment predict. >> trinity to anything is the union as a whole, necessary that we put together our strengths for boosting investments within the possibility for will be have anything there's says that if we prioritize this case. [inaudible]. >> someone question of dealing with elon musk. because t ab

so, here's a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world. sweden has obtained a multiplied vessel in the baltic sea in connection with in damaged underwater cable. authorities say they have the launch investigation and suspected aggravated sabotage. after an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with laundry, it was damaged earlier on sunday. exit polls in duluth indicate that a long time we were alexander lucas shanker has won the country's presidential election election authorities are already reporting the lucas shanker has captured 87.6 percent of the vote. observers, a divert was largely ringed with no meaningful opponents participating in south queen vs. the prosecutors has an indicted, president's you know, over his imposition of martial law last month. the only ones earlier impeached and arrested over his decrees, which he said was a response to attract from north korea. denies any wrongdoing in western friend, streets in the city of land are under water after days of heavy rainfall. the city's mayor says peak flooding has not yet been reached.

some of the other stories making use sweden has detained a malta flagged vessel in the baltic sea in connection with a damaged, underwater type of 30 side. they have launched in investigation into a suspected aggravated sabotaged off to an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with lot fia, was damaged earlier on sunday. in western front straits in the city of ren underwater, of the days of heavy rain for the cities may. it says pink flooding, as not yet been reached. the office has issued evacuation orders for several states, particularly affected by the fund or exit polls and deliveries indicate that long time rule the alexander lucas shank has won the country's presidential election as pulse close. the election authorities are already reporting that lucas cinco has captured at the 7.6 percent of the box. so it is sort of like a st. go who has close ties to moscow has been in palace since 1994. like some of the service side of the boat was largely of distracted rigs and that any meaningful opponents in prison or eggs. off. earlier we spoke to frank via a clock, a chief pol

the operation costs sweden, a whopping 120000000 swedish krona. that's roughly 160000000, your goal is to date and the country was left with the surplus buses with doors that opened out on the left side, which the eventually shipped to kenya and focused on speaking of pakistan. it's been suggested that the country also considered switching from driving on the left to the right to be could the colonial past. unfortunately, at the time a lot of state goods were moved using camels, which had all been changed to walk on the left side of the road. it has been a ledge. the g training obstinate can move to go on the right side of the road was to begin ask and so plans for the switch for a band and the bid is bare the side of the road that's better and safer to drive on and is the left or the right side of the road, the actual right side for 2020 study hypothesize that there was a link between hosts if left tend or right hand traffic was. and you to pick the logical factors like which can you prefer, which of your eyes is dominant and which side of the br

the fiber optics cable connects sweden with laughter. you come in relations are being held at al schmidt's to mark 80 years since the liberation of the nazi death camp at the end of world war 2 nazi germany murdered more than a 1000000 people at alex spets in van occupied poland. most of them were jews. it was the largest death camp operated by the nazis during the whole. the calls about 50 survivors who are now in their late eighty's and ninety's are attending the memorial summer will recounts their experiences. today. political leaders are also taking part, but none will speak at the event. or political correspondent julia sold daily is at the former outfits camp. she told us more about the significance of today's commemorations as well as you've said a, we're also seeing a the, a lot a lot. if we can say a lot, some of the remaining, a survivor is coming here today to, to remember. and for them, it is also a very difficult step to make. they are coming back to a place that was, was held for them. and it also shows, however, that the n

here's a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world. sweden has obtained a multiple flying vessel in the baltic seats in connection with a damaged underwater cable. authorities say they have launch investigation into inspected, aggravated, sabotaged after an ottawa under water fiber optic cable connecting sweden with why fi was damaged earlier on sunday. exit polls and bellows indicate that a long time ruler, alexander lucas shameka. as one of the country's presidential election election authorities only reported the cushion guy has captured 87.6 percent of the vote. observers say the voters largely rate with no meaningful opponents participating in south cream medias. the prosecutors have indicted president in units of fuel over his in position of more for a long last month. you and it was earlier impeached, interested over his degree, which he said was in response to a threat from north korea. he denies any wrongdoing. and finally, thieves have used explosives to carry out a spectacular heist in the dark city of austin. they store several archaeological artifacts f

after an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with a live gea was damaged earlier on sunday south green medias. the prosecutors have indicted president even some fuel over his in position of martial law last month. even though it was earlier impeached, interested over his decree, which he said was in response to a truck from north korea. he denies any wrongdoing in columbia and present, gustavo petrol, has threatened to impose terrace on up to 50 percent of on us imports in retaliation to terrace, announced by us president donald trump. trump said he was imposing a raft of new tariffs in columbia after bogota refused to allow to us deportation flights to enter columbia and aerospace present. petro had earlier called on the us to treat migraines with dignity, said, washington cannot treat colombian migrants as criminals. so could we be seen the beginning of a trade war over regular migration? exactly. is from skein plan dw correspondence stuff on c months in washington told me more. yeah, it's actually in full swing, as you said, if it's a tit for tat or i for an i, donald tr

from sweden. last time we saw elon musk raising his hand at the festivities and the new president was inaugurated. what is your comment? >> one more. >> hello opposed to the eu and germany. [inaudible] take. >> thank you for your questions. i will try to answer them. first i think it's necessary we do a lot for raising the figures of raising more in europe and germany especially. to make this feasible we must develop our capacity for doing so. this is why we discussed the different fingers that we could use for investment in the sky. what is the proposed germany would give us the chance to combine private and public investment. also within the framework investment from corporate money. i think this to be very, very effective and give us a chance to boost investment where it is needed. the same is with the reform which i think it is a good moderate progress we need in germany since it makes sense we continue we have rules that need to be more pragmatic the necessary investments. we put together our

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 has subsidies to help people pay their heating bills but to her lizer factors in the united kingdom were shut down for the government had to intervene rapidly to put one of them back on because that's the source of industrial co2 and you can't carbonate the -- that this was the start of a real crisis. to briefly be carbonized. energy poverty is not just in poor countries. 10% of americans have received a disconnection notice on their utilities in the last year and a larger% report keeping their homes at unsafe temperatures not cooling them enough in the summer heating them enough in the winter. tens of thousands of people. in this country low income elderly people die by not keeping their homes at safe temperatures. climate change should be based on data facts and. off against other things but it's not at all. it's the driving force that justifies control and not about bettering human lives. my response to this was to write a different corporate report were relay out the stuff in more detail called bettering human lives. this is what companies should be focused on. [applause

after an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with live via was damaged earlier on sunday. the verses of 3rd, terry and later, alexander loopy st. go, has won a 7th term in office election. official say he captured nearly id 7 percent of the bucks service side of the bell. it was largely rate with no meaningful opponents participating in the ballot. st. go who as close ties with moscow, has been in palace since 1994 to the democratic republic of congo. now we're in 23 rebels in the east of the country side. they have captured the key city of goma. fighting has been raging in and around the city with the congolese army and you in peace. cape is trying to contain the rebels advance service side. the situation is k all think with mass panic spreading among the cities, 2000000 risk fighting between congo. these forces in the m 23 on rebel group has intensified in the east with the rebels, pressing on with their relentless offensive. that is bringing the city of go my to the brink. congo is officials are accusing neighboring lawanda. i'm backing the m 23 on croup man deal. do a

sanctions against colombia or after columbia refused to accept military planes, carry the party. sweden has detained a multi flag vessel in the baltic sea in connection with a damaged under water table. and the majority say they've watched an investigation into suspected sabotage after an underwater fiber optics cable connecting sweden with lot b. a was damaged earlier on sunday. a ceremony marching the 80th anniversary of the liberation of al should it is under way nazi. germany murdered more than a 1000000 people, most of them jews at the camp and occupied poland during world war 2. survivors have been among the 1st delay rates and candles at what is known as the death wall where prisoners were executed. the german presidents and the german chancellor are among those attending today's commemoration 80 years on the remaining holocaust survivors and still have vivid memories wherever they may live. but i had no idea that i would not see my phone again. and only lately i actually had terrible pain. the ma hoped would be the safest shit could, backed me is ellen duffy recalls the day nazi

the fiber optics link connects sweden with block the bill of roosters. authoritarian leader, alexander lucas jango, has won a 7th term in office election. officials say he secured nearly 87 percent of the boat absorbers say the ballot was rick lucas. shank. go have close ties to rush and has been in power for more than 3 decades. with the european union's top diplomat is expecting a deal to eaves and sanctions on syria following the housing of the assad regime. call your call. us has been meeting for administers, today in brussels, to discuss that and on several european countries have reopened embassies in damascus. but the you have so far delayed the lifting sanctions until it sees positive changes in siri. the additional magic door opens in damascus. at the 1st talks between a european commissioner and the new interim leaders. earlier this month, the syrian ask was clear, and sanctions imposed over. i said you were violations. but the answer was careful . now are we waiting for some developments and cautiously we are here also to include each. then you have to reach ease to build an

wealthy sweden has subsidies to help people pay heating bills. the two fertilizer factories in the u.k. were shut down because of electricity prices. the government had to intervene rapidly to put one back on, without that you cannot carbonate beer. [laughter] this was the start of a real crisis. written briefly d carbonized their beer. -- britain briefly de-carbonized their beer. california has the highest adjusted poverty rate in america today. 10% of americans received a disconnection notice on utilities in the past year and a larger percent were keeping their homes at unsafe temperatures. tens of thousands in this country die every winter, low income elderly people, not keeping their homes at safe temperatures. climate change should be based on data and fact and traded off against other things but it is not. it is a political driving force that justifies control. it's not about reducing greenhouse gas emissions or bettering lives. my response was to write a different corporate esg report where we lay out this in more detail called bettering h

what do you need to do if you want to move to sweden?t is getting welcome back to headliners. we're going to start with thursday's mail . steve and thursday's mail. steve and sweden has a new citizenship test. is it to build a chest of drawers? nice. well, do you know what? this sounds great ikea joke, is it? oh, i get it now i got it. make you laugh. there are always some migrants left over at the end. is that the other punchline to it? migrants will have to prove that they respect western values, demonstrate honest living and pass a test on. dot dot dot swedish society. that's the bit where you read the headline. oh no, it's not here. oh well, never mind. and the government said it wants to toughen up rules for obtaining nationality. and you can follow the logic here. you should presume that citizenship of your nation is worth something. and if it's worth something. and if it's worth something, there should be some standards. you should be able to link that to it. and the migration minister, johan forssell, said that citizenship must b

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with costs in the region one layer between finland and germany, and another between the 2 and even sweden ortiz. i'm investigating a chinese ship that was in the area at the time to speak to a correspondent, natasha butler, who joins us from the finish capital, helsinki. you say, natasha. what exactly? uh, uh, nato. uh, leaders uh, uh, from the baltic region. uh, saying about all of this for you just being listening to us. um they say voltag liters is a roy for this, somebody's in helsinki. and what they say is that they all go to discuss ways to try and slice hybrid move fast in the voltage sees unsafe. the lease is washes responsibilities mainly for those a series of sabotage jack. so you've outlined that to on to see infrastructure, so cables and fights running along the baltic sea, but they also go to talk about ways to back to respond to rushes. so cool shadow fleet. so this is a fleet of aging time cuz it's carrying oil and gas a full must go in a way to try to evade weston sanctions list, of course comes as finish authorities continued to investigate the legal, less time for that.

the port of stock home and sweden recently inaugurated it's ups for cruise ships. the systems on board, the ship slip need to be maintained and instead of using the excel excel away engines and the fossil fuels, they use green electricity from the port shop lot that sort of leads environmental strategy for the port of stock home we're o. p. s became available to cruise vessels this year. the idea is that o p a systems will eventually allow all ships to use green energy while they're birthing. i talk because auxilary engines that are kept running well, 1st release toxic police like school for an nitrogen dioxide. new legislation requiring that member states meet certain climate goals by 2030, or 2050, or a big part of why ports across the continent are making changes. they have to but these kinds of changes come with challenges. they require quite a big investments, both in the ports and also when it comes to to the ships they need to retrofit, to be able to connect to the o. p. s. this year we received some e u funding for, for installation of the o. p. s. for, for

the coaching journey started in sweden's fourth tier. show the potential much at swansea city and played what he's doing. he paid a huge sum to be at the bridge. but he was sacked the same season. potter has been out of work since april 2023. and has been linked to jobs at home and abroad. butjoining west ham united, he feels is worth the wait. it's been 20 months of a good rest and break. and in that time, you can imagine that you speak to different owners and directors but it is important that i chose the right option from here and the right time. and itjust felt right for me. he takes on a club that sat seven points above the drop zone, but who still have ambition. with david moy�*s west ham winning the europe conference league, but he left in the summer when then finished ninth. lopoterge was brought in. but £100 million of signings have so far brought mixed results. potter's firstjob is to then them survive. i think having stepped away, it's identified a few more challenges that we probably thought were there. i would like to think

only slowly, but off in towards northern europe — have big impacts on tuesday in denmark, norway and swedene western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost, risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week, an ongoing risk of some snow, too. now for the morning on tuesday morning it's ice, which will be the widespread risk for some wintry showers overnight, particularly the north and west. and temperatures not quite as low as they were on monday morning for some — that's because more of a breeze. that breeze bringing frequent snow showers in northern scotland to begin with. some of those pushing into central southern scotland for a time during the middle part of the day. rain, sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, north west england, north—west midlands and wales. early showers across some southern counties of england. it should depart and really, for many of you, a much brighter day on tuesday. a lot more sunshine around, but

the confidence, significant snowfall, disruptive smoke a lot, the across sweden, southern areas of norway, the next where the system started to push its way across southern parts of the u. k . but look out into the atlantic. this is a 9 stone. this is storm a wind, and that will bring some very wet when do weather into a positive island. maldonado scotland based in to wells, and a good positive english as we go through friday into saturday. so that said he wants to watch the showers which come down into the bulk and it's pushing a little further east. we've still got some when she weather mix of weather that just coming into the southeast corner. but take a look at friday and off the day across that northwest corner of your and a trading weather system, bringing some very wet and wendy disruptive weather rod across pots of the low countries gemini, and a good part of friends. the a unique here in danger, bio diversity, lies in the heart of one of x, windows, tropical jungles. there was a lot of nice information about the animals that we have here. i know the probably just to come by so th

okay, i make it a 2 year through sweden, together with my comedy. i'll put you mid, you show to watch in your show and we have set up a tier of those 3. this will let you know of the nation. all the all ships in kansas still scheme. oh boy, this not c concentration through hamburg. these are your revised, this is for the on the board and see if it is up to show the change the treatment does okay. wrong without history, need to visit the with the tech, most of the girls this folder, then destiny on that was sent to do from viewed. it keeps me de to boiler them buttons to the manager of the in countries but also in the car. yeah. much as well, you're not all see all time unit for for one. so the open lead from rated as much is how slow it is. pretty sweet to see that this is happening without the counseling, with the 5 days notice of federal self proclaimed by smell, massaging national champs here on the same time the they proclaimed the hateful ideology and she's done the to the, for the 2nd. the notice of the i the average it doesn't matter to me an

it's a 1st time sweden has appointed soldiers to another nato country since joining the alliance in march of last year. you as president elect donald trump has arrived in washington less than 2 days from his 2nd and not your ration. the ceremony is expected to kick off a flood of de one executive orders on the campaign trail. trump made many promises for his for his 24 hours in the office. but just how realistic will it be for him to keep or day one, i will launch the largest deforestation program in american history and i will end the electric vehicle mandate on day one. that will likewise be done on day one. should i do day one, day 2 or day 3 about day one. donald trump has promised a very busy 1st day when he retakes the white house. in fact, he's made at least 59 distinct day. one promises saw me mentioned once and not again, but others were tied to major themes in his campaign. he said he'd end the war and ukraine in a day. he promised to begin deporting. undocumented immigrants, pardon named january 6th writers, is another priority on doing environmental regulations and rolling bac

i like the across sweden, southern areas of norway, the next where the system started to push its way across southern parts of the u. k . but look out into the atlantic. this is a 9 store missus store a when i'm that will bring some very wet and when do with a into a positive island pulling out his girlfriend based into wells and a good positive english as we go through friday into saturday. so that said he wants to watch, let me go to the shower switch, come down into the balkans, pushing a little further east. we've still got some winfrey weather mix of weather that just coming into the se in quite a bit. take a look at friday, a nasty day across that northwestern corner of your and a trading weather system, bringing some very wet and windy, disruptive weather rod across the pots of the low countries gemini, and a good part of france. the limit to how far the dream contains sta in your own adventure. now the counter and the the you watching out this here reminds the top stores. this is very minute choose intensifying it's offensive, and the janine refugee cabinet multi pod westbank

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in the women's super league, tottenham have have signed sweden defender josefine rybrink on a permanentyear—old joins as a free agent having recently made over 100 appearances for swedish side bk hacken, including 14 games in the women's champions league. within the last half—an—hour or so, hobart hurricanes have beaten sydney thunder to win the big bash. the hurricanes won by seven wickets with 35 balls remaining as they chased down a target of 183 in hobart. mitchell owen scored a 39 ball century, the joint—fastest in the competition's history, including an incredible 11 sixes. he was eventually caught on 108. west indies have won their first test in pakistan for 3h years. jomel warrican ended the match figures of nine for 70 after taking five for 27 in the second innings as pakistan were skittled out forjust 133 on day three in multan. the windies 120 run win means they draw the series 1—1. australian open champion jannick sinner has been basking in his victory in melbourne. the italian cemented his place as the world number one by winning his third grand slam title by beating german

i think had a sweden has pulled back, but in sweden, if you were too -- they could be taken away. there was nothing, the government was more confident, competent than parents. well, those were progressive ideas, they were not original founding american ideas so it's not surprising that both conservatives and libertarians saw through them quickly and did not see through the expertise of the government and here you get into the ultimate, i think, libertarian position, which is know the somehow imagining that parents can't violate children's rights. presents can commit crimes, torts, whether or not you call them torts, but the question is the competence of the government and if you agree with me that the government just isn't very smart about this, even if it makes the right decision it may take five years to do so while the child goes through multiple placements. if you agree that the parent is more likely, in the overwhelming number of cases, to know and to love their child in a way that the government can't, then come along with me to the parental rights side. you'll find that mos

might have grown have two more members sweden and finland. ukraine as a nation stands stronger than ever before. he might want to subjugate ukraine militarily. instead the ukrainian army is much bigger and stronger than before the war equipped with western weapons. all of this is first and foremost thanks to the courageous men and women of the ukraine. it's also the result of our support. this support is and will remain the path towards a true and just peace for ukraine. within europe, we coordinate ourselves in the classes of terms along with the united states and also together with ukraine. the men and women in ukraine must have the last say. we need this clarity and principles. second thought, and the mirror of social media teeters on the brink of a nervous breakdown. we need cool heads. not every press conference in washington that every tweet should plunge us into heated existenial debate. this holds also true of the change of government that took place in government yesterday. to be very clear the united states are our closest outside o

when i sat down with him in sweden. i guess it was in switzerland before we took office. but after we had won and i was trying to work out something on nuclear power to see, we wouldn't go to space with newton. and we got into this debate about what was what was europe going to look like. and it was clear to me, if you read his speech, go back and get the speech he made. early on, he talks about kyiv as the as the, the birthplace of, of, of mother russia. that is all he wants to do is reestablish the old warsaw pact. he wants to establish that control over it. i can't let that happen. this guy is not a good guy. he has. i mean, anyway, so the point of in your state department speech, it was quite striking that you're the one who has walked the middle of kyiv. >> putin never got there, and i'm not sure anyone i'm sure no one would have predicted of these two leaders, which one is going to be the first one in kyiv when this war started and when this war started, there was a tremendous tension about the possibility of nuclear confrontation, the possibility of vladimir putin