another swedish tradition is. the art of enjoying coffee and cake with friends family or even work colleagues taking breaks his log on to i think love comes fascinating from the set and it's very much about finding balance in your life for example work and life and if you sit there were cool day your day going to get tired you can get less productive busy hours go on but if you take three slow down leave your desk take coffee like this fee compounds the swedish enjoy you'll be much more productive off to its. mark is working on a new book that will be all about. and she practices what she preaches that means putting the laptop away now and then so that work doesn't get in the way of the good things in life. it's considered the academy award of architecture the pritzker prize now it's been handed out since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine to mostly the biggest names in architecture such as deed norman foster frank gehry renzo piano just to mention a few so it comes as a surprise to many that the winners of the

another swedish tradition is. the art of enjoying coffee and cake with friends family or even work colleagues taking breaks to i think love comes fascinating concept and it's very much about finding balance in your line for example work and life if you said there were. going to get tired you can get less productive. but if you take three slow down. take coffee like this fee compounds the swedish enjoy will be much more productive off to its. mark is working on a new book that will be all about. and she practices what she preaches that means putting the laptop away now and then so that work doesn't get in the way of the good things in life. artists are normally inspired by a feeling medium maybe some oil paints and after a while create a work of art now i may be oversimplifying the process a bit but you can sidestep all of that today and have a robot do the painting or creating for you and this is what patrick say of france has experimented with leaving us to question to question who the artist really is. these pai

that is why one would expect that there being no swedish. prosecution there being no swedish in west a geisha in to him the british arrest warrant would also go away that the british courts would therefore find that it was disproportionate now on the law for a british arrest warrant still to continue to operate against him. the u.n. did earlier although does sanjay is being arbitrarily detained now as a law lecturer how can the british government still continue in its stances in breaking or even bending any laws here. is has certainly decided not to do anything to follow that ruling by the united nations working group on arbitrary detention what the u.k. did was to try to avail itself of the opportunity to have it reversed within the un system and the u.k. lost it failed in its bid to have it reversed so the u.k. remains bound by that decision it is incumbent upon the u.k. to do everything it can to follow it if it doesn't then plainly as you say it is in breach of international law. that was not as thirds then he fears being extradited to t

make settlement in parks and private property swedish law must be. powell. and the bro in the camp try to contest the eviction notice with out success now they have to decide what to do with. it just. go with it and not. just about a conduct of the year or two you may know from up when you there is a few blocks but. that's all know where that's. going to go. it's the shed you'll day of the fiction. is to robo wait for the police to arrive there joined by swedish supporters. and. summon malmo want to see the romance moved on i think it is being programmed for sweden the people to live that way. go back to god. not his way i sometimes. don't counsel yelps you know what i've been feeling yourself with your money i don't get paid no amount of though i've been held up till we can't account for how. both the mother and the medicine are thinking of until the more she is gone but. the deadline passes with no sign of the police. the roma and their supporters celebrate long into the night they think they've won a reprieve but even if they do manage to stay in this cam

as the wait for the police to arrive there joined by swedish supporters. that something now most want to see the roma moved on i think it is big problem for sweden the people can live that way. go back to their guns but not this way i sometimes. don't. you know but often do you feel you feel how do you play no amount of boy ever held up fairly and can account for how. close a mother doesn't know thinking of until the most you're going but not. the deadline passes with no sign of the police. the roma and their supporters celebrate long into the night they think they've won a reprieve but even if they do manage to stay in this camp the political voices raised against them are growing louder. these sweden's parliament buildings not come here to meet a member of parliament whose party is trying to make banking illegal. when we were scale of begging and when we have this kind of begging where you citizens come to sweden that's a lot of problems. the swedish democratic is a nationalist party is growing in popularity that wants to stop free movement within the e.

as the rover wait for the police to arrive they're joined by swedish supporters. somebody malmo want to see the road. i think of this big broad river sweden the people who live that way. to go back that are going to notice when i see them stamp their feet don't cancel their yelps you know what i mean if you feel i don't get. out of boarding house up there we can't. go because the mother the medicine the big to come into the most you're going but not. the deadline passes with no sign of the police. the roma and their supporters celebrate long into the night they think they've won a reprieve but even if they do manage to stay in this camp the political voices ranged against them are growing louder. these parliament buildings not come here to be a member of parliament whose party is trying to make banking illegal. when we were scale of begging and when we have this kind of begging where you citizens come to sweden that's creates a lot of problems adam didn't the swedish democratic is a nationalist party is growing in popularity that wants to stop free movement within

operated a eugene yings program championed by swedish economists and scientist us. a student protest swept the west and used anti-americanism as a safety valve and aligned sweden with the viet kong and castro. sweden had a possessive eye neutrality sin she is nap knoll janik wars and how many know thaw that a secret military alliance with washington. and palmer's first job after returning to sweden from his studies in ohio was in the pro cia wing of the swedish intelligence service. sweden is not what it appears. so when in the late 1960s sweden launched a war on coal, first with the acid rain scare and then with global warming, what is it up to? it would, i think, be naive to take this at face value and think that olaf palmer was motivated by genuine concern about global warming. deep deception came easily to this immensely talented and sophisticated politician. in the newspaper interview where he first talked about global warming, palmer explained that vision of utopia has sea same function of a mirage in the desert. without the mirage, you wouldn't get to the nex

swedish activists are removed pulled out one by one until only a few dozen row by row. by daybreak the bulldozers have moved in. and the head robots are released but they aren't going quietly. about. that. little bit of the does is that their beloved late night love the one on the no. abroad and live the down. the crowd to moms in audience with the city's head of social welfare caribbean nilson. as it becomes increasingly insistent she appears that she's in no mood to compromise is over t.v. pay an athlete and only be in for more fun at that from the t.v. but then at three am going to have a craving spirit. but a few nights in a temporary hostel before being sent back to romania is not looking for a bed down for the night and the standoff continues over the days that followed. the benchley the peace move in once again. so they were kicked out of their camp their protest outside the town hall was pushed back it was just a few dozen people here left under the bridge some people now say they might go back to remain others saying they'll go elsewhere in sweden a few saying

what are the implications for your nonperforming loans >> we have not seen any losses in the swedish housing market. we don't anticipate we will have losses in the swedish housing market we only lend money to customers who we believe can afford to we pay those loans, service those loans even under stress conditions you ask what will happen to the swedish housing market in general regarding prices, we'll have to see. our guess is we will see a softening out of the decline in swedish housing market over time towards the back end of this year from handelsbanken point of view we have no problem whatsoever with regards to loans. >> the swedish regulators clamped down on risky mortgage practices, so we've seen rising levels of household debt because of money spent on houses, houses in some cases flat line and dip. as a business leader, how much responsibility do you think i bear for that situation? >> we bear an incredible responsibility towards customers. it's not in our interest to put our customers in any kind of situation which could be difficult from a financial strep strength of view

his defense has been, the swedish charges of rape and sexual allegations against him, in sweden, have now been dropped, so why keep him in there? the warrant serves no purpose. but the crown prosecution here, because he jumped bail, and because the british authorities in the e.u. have to respect a european arrest warrant, and he didn't jump bail to evade the british justice system that was going to extradite him, finally, after all his legal appeals through the british judiciary system -- basically, they say this should stand. he should not be rewarded for the fact he has almost taken advantage of hiding away from british and swedish justice. for.o play his team are saying it is because of health problems. he has a bad tooth, a bad shoulder, and some mental health problems, because he has been holed up in there for over five years. say, this is a story that has gone on for some time, almost five years. even when it comes to the ecuadorian embassy itself, that at first was welcoming to julian assange, it seems he might have at state his welcome there. what are his options if this arres

untiljanuary 20th this year, when he was travelling with swedish consular officials to get some medical up and detained again by chinese police. the swedes say there were as many as ten officers waiting for him at the train station. well, i'm joined by gui minhai's daughter, angela gui. good evening to you. tell us what contact you have had with your father. from the very beginning, in 2015, when he first disappeared, i did not have very much contact at all for those two years he was in custody. i had a couple of written messages on skype in which he mostly told me to keep quiet because it was going to hurt his case if i didn't. i chose not to and i was not about to speak to him any more, i had a few phone calls in which he was trying to persuade me to not speak to media. and what do you know about his current condition? he was apparently seeking medical help when he was arrested this time. yes. i was allowed to speak to him after he was nominally released in october last year. three months then. yes, when he was in ningbo and i was allowed to skype with him almost every day. i found ou

electric dreams come true for the swedish genius behind this you car why the funding and orders are rolling in. and india's equal creates a logistics nightmare for couriers how some start ups are turning to tech to tackle the challenges. for business use and fun for char let vs anti-corruption agency released him our strengths of each on bail he's the governor of a central bank and is accused of bribery it's him right they are now the government's been meeting in an emergency session not because of him but it has a lot of other things on its plate one of the baltic nation's biggest banks is accused of doing business with north korea and that despite sanctions. the law to be an anti corruption agency is starting a criminal probe against the country's central bank chief. he suspected of taking bribes calling it the rules of the game for successful banking in the country he allegedly demanded one hundred thousand euros a month in bribes from the owner of the life in bank norfolk banka the financial institution then filed an international complaint not be as finance minister sought to offer rea

dark comedy called the real estate and this comes on the heels of the square another swedish dark comedy winning at cannes well this one's a little different it's about a very tough middle aged woman who inherits a very rundown apartment building and her determination to be in control of it and edge out her male relatives also some dodgy tenants and she's willing to stop at nothing i have to say that the reception to this movie was very mixed strong woman that's what we want to see and especially the first belly nala after me to this one wasn't very likable. oh perhaps there was something else that you saw today that premiered that got a better response a much better response actually the movie that premiered just before this. a daughter of mine it's an italian film about three women strong women three brilliant performances actually and that got a great response if i were a betting man i might say that this is they're in the running for a golden bear we've got a closer look. it's a stunning portrait of motherhood figure me a daughter of mine follows ten year old victorian his lights tur

movie about a pop star who i really have seen too much already and if i had to go like there's a swedish film called the real estate which i can't even really tell you what it's really bizarre apparently it's about an older woman reclaiming her youth or whatever but it actually just features long scenes of people talking about swedish real estate yeah skip and basically basically we've been warned by a straight or scot roxboro thank you so much for your enchanting up day. and you are watching do you need thank you for joining and thank you and i'm going to be back again at the top of the hour. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom forests global news that matters d. w. made for minds. they make a commitment they find solutions. they inspire.

month which happens to be the arab member of the security council kuwait alongside sweden and the swedish ambassador certainly has been looks absolutely exhausted i tell you because he's been involved in around the clock negotiations on this matter up. well james we are still waiting for this vote we can see the chamber i think and it's still empty no ambassador sitting down yet for we'll of course cross life to you as soon as the vote happens and before as well james bays of the u.n. thank you for meanwhile in syria itself the government's onslaught on the last rebel held area near the capital damascus eastern huta has entered its seventh stay five hundred people have been killed so far and there's been no let up in the bombing of the area thousands of people are trapped in underground shelters and are appealing for help will some a binge of eid as long. rescuers are responding to crisis for help. but it used to be received and of the other one none of your few moments of panic were children who disappeared in the debris. and the children call for their father . that was oh the civil def

electric dreams come true for the swedish students behind the scenes by the funding and orders are rolling in. and india's economy is booming propagates a logistics nightmare for delivery man how some start ups to turning to tech to tackle the challenges. let's do business banking officials say eat. gone away with bribery for years he's a key member of the e.c.b. and governor of latvia's central bank now under investigation is still the only financial scandal to hit the baltic nation one of its biggest banks is accused of busting sanctions on north korea. latvia's top banking official illness from savage arriving at the country's anti-corruption agency rim savage seen here wearing a cap was questioned by authorities after they raided his offices and property already say he is being held for demanding a bribe of at least one hundred thousand euros the news comes a week after u.s. authorities proposed banning one of latvia's largest private banks a.b.l. the bank for alleged money laundering that he has finance ministers sought to offer reassurance. but it's not enough since they are i can as

movie about a pop star who i really have seen too much of already and if i had to go like there's a swedish film called the real estate which i can't even really tell you what it's a really bizarre apparently it's about an older woman reclaiming her youth or whatever but it actually just features along scenes of people talking about swedish real estate yeah skip it was basically we've been to war and why is traitor scott roxboro thank you so much for your enchanting up day. here watching do you have any stay with us can't. we make up over a week what times of the end of the two types of the civil service. do you want to show the continents future to be part of and join some stars as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges this is seventy percent plus fourteen for africa.

destroyed information british prosecutors have reportedly admitted deleting e-mail exchanges with the swedish counterparts we got in the case of the. it expanded julian assange style this happened back in two thousand and fourteen but was it twenty fourteen now confidential e-mails show that swedish prosecutors attempted to drop extradition proceedings against julian assange much earlier and who is the boss of the c.b.s. in twenty thirteen none other than jeremy corbin's current shadow breck's at secretary starmer here he is talking generally about his role in extradition one in a scientist case which seems more and more to be arguably political we don't use. these two functions a maritime discipline house or legal it comprehends says was his file. here's the official request here's the full monty we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police. but we can't use a republic in this. part of. the ante to see whether they were not prosecuted this is really because when that man corbin's current shadow directorate secretary was in charge e-mails apparently

i thought it was interesting to see the behind the scenes process but my pick for worst role is a swedish film called the real estate which i can't even really tell you what it's about it seems to want to be about the older women and this one woman's trying to reclaim her youth somehow but the entire film basically just features very long discussions about swedish real estate i know so you can get a very good audience for the athame really well we have been war and of course the jury had to also watched all of these felons how do they even make their choice then and get. so the the jury is can both have six industry for fashionables directors writers that are selected differently every year yeah yeah and that's and basically there's no way of knowing how they're going to decide that's the interesting thing about the bailing out a jury they it's six people making their own decision this is not a democracy the choices they make are often completely different than anything we would what we would pick or anyone else would pick so it'll be a big surprise what they'll come up with in a couple h

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of the race for swedes leads many to high official vasile up at coaches be glorious for this very swedish rite of passage the olympics sort of like fifty k. the longest distance in the olympics and it's i think also precedes the race by their own and it's a really good engine for the cross-country ski sweden or also in the world twelve years have gone by since sweden last topped the olympic cross-country table now hope the time until the next coronation isn't measured in centuries polar east al-jazeera followed sweden. let's give you a quick reminder of our main headline the winter olympics have officially opened with a historic show of unity between north and south korea athletes on the country's most together and they south korean president shook hands with came you know jong the sister of the north korean leader kim jong il the u.s. vice president mike pence arrived after the handshakes close to the north koreans in west president signed off on a spending bill ending. the second government shutdown this year although this one lasted just a few hours the deal to extend funding was agree

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some skipped bail and took shelter in the embassy where ecuador granted him asylum in may last year swedish prosecutors dropped their investigation into a sun the british police said the warrant for jumping bail still stood well at school straits neve baka who's outside the ecuadorian embassy either neve so what does this mean for assad's not. something we need to start by clarifying exactly what has happened to my just the magistrate's court westminster magistrate's court this afternoon the judge then his ruled on the first of several possible appeals by a sanchez defense team the first appeal was that this warrant for his arrest for skipping barely two thousand and twelve should be overturned because it no longer serves any purpose largely because the swedish team of investigators chose to drop their investigation not to cheer the judge in response to that appeal said that she wasn't convinced that this warrant should be in any way revote so what's happened now is that his defense team has led to their second dip peel was that which is that this warrant should be revoked on new grounds th

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the swedish investigators not to scrap their investigation as far back as two thousand and thirteen so several years before they actually ended up doing so and they'd also try to persuade them not to travel over here to the u.k. to interview julian assange himself his team and always argue that he could have been out of the ecuadorian embassy much sooner had this not been the case because at the westminster magistrate's court in london with that update thank you and if you just look at any one of these three boxes here at the live wall this is a live shot of the ecuadorian embassy in london as well that balcony you know you always see julian assange has come out there stand there under the flag and deliver speeches to the media six years he has been there and there's always lots of stories about actually how welcome he might be there after quite so long in the media out there again just in case he decides to make another appearance ok staying in london but over to our studios in the shard here is lauren taylor with more international news thank you come out and the your secretary of

this swedish investigation was eventually dropped last year. the uk warrant is still valid. meaning that he faces arrest as soon as you step foot outside the nbc. the wikileaks founder has always believe that efforts to arrest him apostle wider conspiracy to send him to the u. s.. when he would then supposedly be prosecuted for releasing classified documents. here in france and other cases of people calling for the government to change the law and bring a legal age of consent last year twenty nine year old man was charged with sexual assault after he admitted. having sexual relations with an eleven year old girl because there's no legal age of consent here is not charged with child rape which carries much high sentence the lawyer for the girl's family argues that that is wrong as today the trial we opened yet at least has the story. parents of an eleven year old girl press charges of rape a against twenty eight year old man who had sex with a deal with a in a parisian suburb april twenty seventeen. bus prosecutors brought the charges down to sexual abuse of a minor under fif

swedish top model marcus schrenker berry. one of alexander stephany's outfits in the one nine hundred ninety s. he was by such as favorite male model. the model i'm a collector and still enjoy donning the design is outfits for special occasions. but for the street i think santa stephanie doesn't limit himself to vintage up around. the times has cherish the bling bling we don't dress the way we used to dress but there is always the i'll be ideal for a down for file sean that yami used to be using his every day. the retrospective in berlin presents a designer who wrote fashion history now gianni versace his fashion is at least twenty years old anything but old fashioned. definitely not old fashion art looking on now to a brief overlook add other stories making headlines on the culture scene coming up in express. in. the uk heavy hour was celebrated on the shetland islands on tuesday held each year on a last tuesday in january the fire festival is a highlight on the islands which belong to scotland torchlight processions are hel

just over fifty years later as the russian swedish war was raging another ukrainian leader ivan mazeppa bro. the union with russia when he switched sides joining forces with the swedish invaders many times ukrainian history was written by third parties seeking to keep the gains of a revolution at any cost russia agreed to the humiliating conditions of the breast with screechy of one thousand nine hundred eighteen which turned ukraine into a german protectorate another historical document to change the fate of ukraine was the molotov ribbentrop pact of one thousand nine hundred thirty nine one of many such agreements being signed between european countries and rising germany. attempting to protect his nation from the approaching nazi threat. joseph stalin negotiated a treaty of nonaggression with adolf hitler while promising each other piece of the soviet in german foreign ministers molotov and ribbentrop realign the map of eastern europe splitting it into german and soviet spheres of influence. no sooner had the mala tav ribbentrop pact been signed then poland was split and in september

the koreans produced a brave performance against the fifth ranked swedish team the final score sweden three korea one expectations were high ahead of the first joint korean women's ice up again the north korean players had a lot to prove polls have shown the south korean public opposes a unified team coach sarah murray thinks her team could get out of the group stage four years ago we were just happy to be here and we didn't think that we could win we wanted to but we didn't think we could in now and seeing how much our teams improved seeing how well we competed in this game we think that we have a good chance of advancing this saturday korea's unified women's icici team will face switzerland at the olympic games itself. on now we head to the united states where the philadelphia eagles have finally shed their underdog status to win their first ever super bowl against long time favorites the new england patriots and wow did people celebrate in the streets that amazing victory a forty one thirty three victory in american football's greatest match and a trophy drought stretching back fif

here at the stock exchange let's say was genie for a while because it also holds a major stake in swedish carmaker volvo of course and one major shareholder of two competing comic is how is that going to work out. yeah that's exactly the other problem because there's also the question of gee now might even get a seat in the supervisory board of dima to competitors down to involve our direct competitors when it comes for example to produce of buses and also charts we are also getting a statement from volvo all they are also in sweden that excited about this news they have already announced that there will be a change in the supervisory board we are also getting statements for example from germany's economy minister but i get to also saying that all of this needs to be watched very carefully all right corp in frankfurt thank you so much for bringing us up to speed well the mobile world congress kicked off in barcelona but with global smartphone sales declining at the end of last year the big question is how to woo customers and for its part market leader some sun believes the answer is beef

the swedish ambassador there.s stall at the un, bombs continue to fall on rebel—held eastern ghouta. opposition activists say that more than 460 people have now died in six days of aerial attacks. the bbc‘s middle east editor jeremy bowen reports. this is what happened in eastern ghouta as diplomacy stuttered. the enclave was pounded. 400,000 or so people spent most of the day underground. above them, russian jets, with their syrian allies, were in action. as the russians demanded guarantees that rebel fighters would respect any truce. in eastern ghouta, men from civil defence risked their lives to rescue civilians, even though the buildings could collapse and the planes could come back. in the dust and confusion, these children were separated from their parents. the rescuers ignored the dangers. the eu condemned what it called "brutal attacks". diplomacy is supposed to find words and deeds to stop this happening. they were rushed into underground hospitals. it is hard to end a war, or even a battle, with words. e

sigmas off the fact that the swedish investigators have long drop the case against him should mean that the arrest warrant associated with that case should go to said no this did not work for this courtroom today the judge considered several more arguments brought forward by julie massagers defense team let's look at some of those highlights first they argued that julian assange options were reasonable this in terms of skipping bail and going inside the ecuadorian embassy the judge here has said that this was not a reasonable enough argument because the judge believes that sweden would not have extradited julian assange to the u.s. because this would have created a major diplomatic scoundrel now the judge also consider the united nations ruling that had found that a son his detention was arbitrary and should this the judge has said that this was based on misunderstandings according to her she said that julian the songes detention is self-imposed the judge believes that julian assange has been able to leave the embassy any time he wants she said that he has had visitors you can see what

festival we'll hear about the italian adoption drama exploring a young girl's search for identity plus a swedish black comedy that student body critic say. hello i'm terry march and thanks for joining us. there's been a rapid evolution of relations between germany and turkey last week turkey's prime minister banally you visited berlin and paved the way for the release of an imprisoned german journalist then over the weekend more signs of a thaw told the german media he expected president to want to visit berlin soon amid hopes for renewed military cooperation but critics say it's the result of a secret deal for german tanks. seeking speedy approval from germany turkish prime minister banally yielder him is hoping the two countries might soon cooperate on building tanks in turkey deal potentially worth billions. in january german foreign minister sic markup real only signal berlin would a proposal to retrofit tanks with new and he mined systems but that plan was put on ice after turkey invade his syria's african region with german built leopard tanks gabriele rejected speculation a deal for a tan