switzerland has supported eu sanctions packages and provides us with humanitarian aid . today, mr.resident discussed the issue of reconstruction of ukraine in a very detailed manner, the possibilities of switzerland to invest in development of our economy, infrastructure, they also discussed the issue of compensation for damages caused to ukraine by russian terror, grateful that the already frozen russian assets worth six and a half billion, this work must be continued. and this is something in which switzerland must also not remain morally neutral and separate, and they discussed very objectively the possibilities of switzerland to help with digitalization in ukraine and the restoration of telecommunication systems in the liberated territories, the situation on the front line remains difficult, especially in donbas, that the bakhmut direction and in some directions in the south, but we are holding our positions, protecting our land , moving gradually, squeezing the enemy, and we will definitely ensure ukraine's victory in the evening signed another decree on awarding our soldiers

this shows the whole world that switzerland does not remain morally neutral when such a terrorist war is being waged against ukraine and the whole of europe, switzerland has supported the eu sanctions packages and provides us with humanitarian assistance , discussed in detail today with mr. president, the issue of the reconstruction of ukraine, the possibilities of switzerland to invest in the development of our economy, infrastructure, they also discussed the issue of compensation for the damage caused in ukraine by russian terror, i am grateful that six and a half billion russian assets have already been frozen, this work must be continued and this is something in which switzerland must also not remain morally neutral separately and very objectively discussed the possibilities of switzerland to help with digitization in ukraine and restoration of telecommunication systems in of the liberated territories, the situation on the front line remains difficult, especially in donbas, the same bakhmut direction and in some directions in the south, but we are holding our positions, defending

they say that because of money hitler did not attack switzerland. attacked switzerland not because of that the whole of switzerland stands up, takes up arms and fights, and the losses of the germans may even be that the germans won as a result, but they would face such losses that they would not be able to continue the war the germans, and that is why putin is speaking according to freud, and that is why hitler did not go to war on switzerland sharahnymi pakeshiv bridge, but there is a suspicion that probably ukraine has projectiles with a range or some means of delivery up to 300 km. i think that they are and i could be wrong, this is pure speculation, but i do not rule out that they are, but i just have a request washington and we should not resort to some well, until some time x i don't know how the destruction of the crimean bridge will affect communication and relations between the top russian leadership well, we talked about it today, i think not everything will be fine they have a problem there, how unhappy putin's childhood called for an imprint for the rest of his life. if yo

the glorious glaciers of switzerland.pressing and freezing over. but this year, these glaciers are disappearing faster than we have ever seen in the century they've been closely studied. not b now ice-free. in july part of this glacier collapsing in italy killing 11 hikers. this 1968 plane wreck, three bodies of hikers encased in the ice for decades discovered this year. just to get an idea, this year switzerland lost 6%. on an average extreme year is 2%. >> yeah. >> so what's the word we use for 6% loss? >> i don't know. i have no words. >> reporter: dr. felix keller studies these glaciers and is trying to save them. >> when we be here in 1878, the glacier was very steep. >> reporter: ice cores and paleoclimatology shows us that these glaciers have grown and receded over tens of thousands of years but humans have exacerbated that change. so we do have a good idea that the ice loss that we're seeing now has not happened in thousands of years, to this degree this fast. >> to this degree and this fast, it seems that we have

it is to 1—0 for wales against switzerland in zurich.against switzerland in zurich. it is going to be tougherfor them because they are lowest in the rankings for these playoff finals. i will explain why in a minute. wales women have never qualified for a major tournament, so this is the closest they have ever come up they will want to emulate what they did tonight in switzerland to get there. let's explain the permutations. there are three playoff final matches tonight. the other one is portugal against iceland. so there are six countries and all vying to qualify. of the three winners out of those three matches, two will automatically get to the world cup, but that is dependent on their rankings in the playoff finals so far. got me? we are nearly there. the third winner will have to go to another playoff final, and i will take place in february in new zealand. it is an inter—confederation playoff. so at the moment, because wheels are lowest in the standings, that could be them even if they win tonight. as for scotland, they are a bit hig

a well worked goal gives switzerland the equaliser. that meant extra time.d wales hearts. they celebrated and wales watch their world cup dreams. a wales to was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this pitch and hope that be an hour. this is an opportunity. the republic of ireland stood in their way. but when scotland were gifted at penalty two caroline ware couldn't convert. ireland then took control. as skilful ball through who kept her cool skilful ball through who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending them to a first—ever world cup. 0h, sending them to a first—ever world cup. oh, that picture says it all. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we need to digest, we need to go home and take some time. the hardware, the play is been amazing. i'm very proud of them. i can ask for anything else that we will stick together, we will come back together and hopefully another with them. the lionesses had plenty of chances with laurenjames coming the closest in the fourth minute on a fu

and in switzerland you can find such constructions, let's show everything again.last characteristic most here is one. here is the second here is the third. they are installed at any time of the year, they do not pay attention to the fact that summer is everywhere in this sense and can stand for several months. in this form. what kind of structure is this from what purpose are they installed? it's not cool. or maybe some kind of poster, like he came to us, the circus does not stretch anything. and that means they may not stand still, maybe the concentration is to catch signals to close, so that you can see how the star is moving relative to its fountains. weird. yes, it's good with svyaznoy there skiing than there are so many nearby. here are some ropes pulled between them. they are 30 meters high, 25-30 very high. maybe they somehow designate a place that something is happening at this place. because the danger of something is people, but for people to come there, yes, so that they can see from afar, but why are there so many of them or is there free space, maybe

we also expect that switzerland will support our steps in response to the cooperation of iran, whichhelping russia today to terrorize our cities by transferring attack drones to russia . the prime minister of great britain lestra with the resignation of her intention to leave the post announced today after 6 weeks of reflection the new leader of the government instead of boss johnson, in a speech to journalists, she immediately noted that she is not able to implement the mandate entrusted by the party. so she has already informed the king of her desire to resign. i took office in a period of great economic and international instability. succeeded in reducing citizens' bills and reducing national insurance, and we also set out a vision of a low-tax, high-growth economy however, i admit that given the situation, i cannot implement the mandate that was entrusted to me . she served as prime minister for only 45 days. this is the shortest term of office of a prime minister in the history of great britain. the parties of the united kingdom expect to appoint a new leader and future prime mi

president, switzerland is a neutral country. neutrality makes us refrain from providing the tech-support, but not from mobilizing for international law, for the u.n. charter and its principals. alabaster this hall have a collective responsible to defend what unites us, what unites the united nations. therefore, switzerland is a cosponsor of the draft resolution sponsored and recall in all member states to do the same. thank you very much. > i thank the distinguished representative of switzerland, and and now i give the floor to the distinguished representative of the united kingdom. >> mr. president, excellencies, in february, the general assembly met in an emergency special session to condemn russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. and today, we meet again to condemn russia's sham referenda and attempted illegal annexation of the ukrainian region's of kherson, zaporizhzhya, luhansk, and donetsk. the largest forcible annexation attempt since the second world war. putin is trying to take ukraine's land, its resources, its identity.

in fact , many houses in britain and switzerland , italy, denmark, and neighboring poland are heatedh wood. and those in which gas heating is still equipped with fireplaces. and when the gas crisis came, it was they who became the main source of heat in krakow, for example, in the cold season, there is often smog, because people , in an effort to save money, heat everything that is not nailed to the floor. recently there have even been proposals to throw grain into the furnace and this is not a joke. a ton of grain costs less than a ton of coal. local authorities form commissions that check how they heat their homes and force people not to violate environmental standards. tickets for environmentally friendly fuel are dense with good energy efficiency, they do not need to be stored in any special conditions and can be bought in small batches and stacked right next to the house or school, which was done by many lithuanian latvian estonian polish municipalities and private traders. it was not in vain that alexander lukashenko offered help in belarus during the preparation of firewood, n

wow, we are in switzerland. >> we're in switzerland. oh, wait, i forgot something.better way to end my journey to the alps than with a glass of the local liquor. >> genepi is a real winter warmer. it's made with wormwood, an alpine plant celebrated for its healing properties. >> cheers. >> thank you so much. >> thank you to you. it's fantastic, from herbs from mountain, so. >> oofah! >> fantastic, no? >> yes. the genepi has brightened things up considerably, inside and out. oh, look. now we can really see it. >> yeah. >> it's magnificent. yeah. it's magnificent. >> it is difficult to describe. sometimes i see them and i shut up because it's impossible to talk about. >> beautiful. stretched out below is valle d'aosta, and piedmont, beyond, where the italian nation was born, a region without which i wouldn't be searching for italy at all. ♪ >>> so here we are in milan, the fashion and industrial powerhouse of italy.

it does not intend to violate neutrality, switzerland has once again refused to supply ukraine with military ammunition. a pilot boat, a fishing trawler, a passenger liner or an old sailboat, schoolchildren from the vileyka region create their own mini-fleet and win tournaments. the most popular representative body of the country and the widest discussions of the draft law on the entire belarusian people's assembly, we create together the points of the document are explained from high rostrums and at enterprises it is important to hear the opinion of everyone joined the discussion and speakers of public organizations dialogue platforms started in the mogilev region meetings to clarify the norms of the document with the participation of activists of white russia were held at once in several organizations of the regional center, including the right decision gigante mogilev chemical fiber in teams. we we are discussing the entire range of issues that are connected with all the belarusian people's assembly in the first place. this is the order of its formation, people are interested in how you c

right on the last minute, switzerland broke the hearts of wales.hing on this hampden pitch and hope that would be enough. the republic of ireland stood in their way. the referee certainly noticed an irish handball. gift for scotland but caroline weir threw it away. ireland then took control. amber barrett kept her cool. that was ireland�*s winning goal, sending them to a first ever world cup. whilst scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. disappointment and that is an understatement for both scotland and wales. several have spoken of their frustration during the summer�*s euros watching england lift a trophy for a tournament they were not even involved in and now next year�*s world cup will take place without wales and scotland involved. and that means they will be set out on the chance to capitalise on the growth of the women�*s game. one of the last remaining stars of hollywood�*s golden age — the actress dame angela lansbury — has died at the age of 96. herfamily said she died at her home in los angeles this morning. she

so a success in 2009 for the dressing tax evasion in switzerland, luxembourg, singapore, hong kong, cayman islands. bermuda given i could list 50 more countries in india, it was due to a strong political dynamic triggered by the shocking banking crisis. if you go the on the pallet what to put like, gosh, or here's all the country bizarre, where the government by right wingers are left with. yeah. we can't get billions of euros to bail out. bank was under the same time watch these banks help people not pay their taxes. are taxable asian it up on this last remarks that so the g 20 was supposed to make a list of which countries it made progress in the 1990 s. if. if in which not is a nicotine is deplete upon you the for it's ok buffet program for a threesome only wanted to pres for switzerland to me. friday, march 13th, 29. was looking back a very important data on them. that was when our government in the swiss federal council give a press conference and announced that from now on switzerland will comply with the we c d standard. the book, the theme as article $26.00 of the model tax convent

we journeyed to switzerland's morteratsch glacier with dr. felix keller, who is trying to save it. the tloosz we are seeing now has not happened in thousands of year. >> this degree and this fast, it never happened. >> reporter: scientists throughout switzerland have been covering some of the glaciers with reflective blankets to slow the melt. last winter, dr. keller trapped the play and reused it to make snow. dr. keller is hoping that his technology can preserve gla shell melt, because they hold 75% of the planet's fresh water. >> if we are successful, we can slow down the glacier melting. >> putting blankets on the glaciers to save them. our thanks to ginger. i'll >> this is abc. >> many of you felt the earthquake. this increases the probability. thank kristen: you for joining us. kristen:it's impossible to protect when the next earthquake will have found, but the probability is higher. we spoke to u.c. berkeley expert. >> thate ywulis e ntinuing t examine the earthquake that occurred on the falls.

today there are about a 100 and switzerland, austria, germany, and on the crimean peninsula. he also designed an earth house style public park in the small town of d dakota near zurich. generally, he's wary of the trend to integrate ever more high tech elements in architecture. is the savvy, the, and there's a returns in nature to simplicity and why all these expectations people are born from the womb after all, to ripped out. it just felt like it will clear, why do we keep building everything square? it died? yeah. what about if he had a key? ah, he's been retired for a long time, but that's not slowing him down. even at age 79. he's always working on new projects. he's currently designing an environmentally friendly apartment building. robin, this is about this building method involves very few materials. i don't need to be all that precise. i'm not fitting boards down to the centimeter. so i can follow my intuition a lot more. i've had to build houses a bit like a kid to playing in a sandbox, increasing the height here all there. it's creative. if i could use 3 d printing,

the fur is okay. buffy program for a 3 the model wanted to pres for switzerland to me. friday, march 13th, 29. was looking back at a very important date on them. that was when our governmental, the swiss federal council gave a press conference and announced that from now on switzerland would comply with the we c d standard. put the theme as article 26 of the model tax convention for the avoidance of double taxation that, that even this article says this does, the states must exchange information and tax matters is good. and importantly, to cannot invoke banking secrecy a circumvent the exchange. the question back in may 2015, very soon after the douglas switzerland even went so far as to see that we now also accept the standard on automatic exchange of information. automatic dawson m, like i fire field when there are ways to create a tech saving close to home. simple glue as companies with tax advantages. ah m e d, i know mad, couldn't requita or sandra. it is not normal for small states in europe to divert billions of euros in tax revenue from other state which in turn

major credit suisse shares in switzerland, 2nd biggest lenders slumped by as much as 11 and a half percent on monday, reflecting market concerns as the bank finalizes, a restructuring plan is we laid out later this month. credit suisse is struggling to fix its reputation after 2 scandals. cost it over 7000000000 euros. and as rumors swirled around its liquidity, the banks leadership insists it's liquidity and capital a both knowledge. uh, let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york. yes quarter, i get a bit more on this. yes. this restructuring plans not you out for a few weeks. so why invest is worried about this now. there are definitely a submissive moved sir. a rob been to him if you look at credit suisse overall in march 2021. the company was worth more than 30000000000 or swiss francs, and now it's down to about 210. and there is a saying on wall street. companies usually have some weeks or months before they go belly up, but banks actually die overnight. it's all about confidence. i'm not saying that credit suisse will not live another day, but at least bets on wall stree

see, at the university of st. gahlan and switzerland. thank you so much. welcome thinking or any one following the news in recent weeks has seen the extraordinary evolution of protests in a ran. what began as anger over heavy handed morality policing has turned into criticism of an entire system. a system that by many measures has also failed the economy. look at this in 2011 gross medic, domestic product. that is, the value of all goods and services produced was at 66626000000000 dollars last year. a mere $241000000000.00 and that's partly due to sanctions imposed by the west as a result of iran's nuclear program. but mismanagement is also to blame. state institutions, including the revolutionary guard, run oil and gas companies, banks, transportation, even telecommunications firms. now there are no reliable figures, but experts estimate that the elite paramilitary forces alone control one 3rd of iran's economy at the expense of normal people and my colleagues on herself file this report, take a look. every tourist or business traveler passing through the

together you leaders with countries beyond the blocks borders, including britain, turkey, ukraine, switzerland, and norway. the meeting takes places you are a battles and an energy crisis and economic term. all that has been worse and by russia's war in ukraine, we'll be talking to a corresponded in prague after this report. this is where the european union's leaders assemble when they meet in brussels. the 27 seats at this table represent more than 450000000 people in the europe. it's a club at some neighboring countries on the continent have been waiting decades to join. but the requirements to qualify for e u membership makes the process both long and slow minis. cami, sir? so when francis president emanuel micron introduced the idea of the european political community, there were immediate concerns from some that it was somehow a 2nd tier substitute in to e u membership or somebody not. well, let's bring europe together in a very, on the basis of us geography. so on the basis of democratic values, and with a desire to preserve the unity of our continent to know. and we also want to preserv

he's professor of macroeconomics at the university of st. gallon in switzerland, quito. thanks for coming back to the show. on the, on the facebook, the seems like a positive development. china's economy beat expectations. but these numbers are still quite down from what we expect from this economy, aren't they? yes they are. but don't forget that the whole world is learning down at the 3.9 percent. the growth rate, the china's g p certainly higher than the expect that the 3.2 percent the world growth rate. and also we shouldn't forget the inflation figures the most recent. it's september where 2.8 percent expected to drop the $2.00. despite no currency appreciation and no restricting monetary policy. so that would be a dream for western economies. at the same time, we're so accustomed to seeing growth figures of 6.6 percent, almost 7 percent in china. will china get back to those days? or are they over? as some economists predict? i think they're over also because this grocery to where a little bit doc to buy excess, to speculate speculative growth in the estate sector.

i smelt and the wrong glacier in switzerland has been affected in a big way. its massive ice sheets are shrinking every year. an almost helpless attempt to stop the seemingly unstoppable their own glacier is covered with white tops, in hopes of slowing down the melting. it hardly snowed at all last winter than summer came only by march. it was already warm here, the glacier tongue continues to retreat and now a lake is formed. beneath it, scientists from a th zurich university of recording the slow death of the glacier. these for these homer, early in the summer, we observe major changes. we suspect that a cave is formed under the collision at the base and that the ice cover has now become very thin. that's why sinking is on how to the sun warms the eyes from above while the water wears away at it. from below, the researches drew holes for pressure and temperature senses and for cameras they hope the information will help them understand why the glacier is melting. ever more quickly, yet what does ice but now that the ice above is getting thinner and thinner,

this would devastate switzerland's water and energy supply. the country generates 60 percent of its electricity from hydro power. the still it's an elevator, it's kind of painful that our politicians aren't sitting up and taking notice. it's high time that we introduce truly effective climate protection measures from the claim of but the broader public also needs to act, ah, we have to put pressure on politician as a fake gun. this is because he politics alone won't take safety politics. while the politics align if this pressure otherwise, these scientists say time will run out to soc global warming. it would be a huge help if passenger plans could fly without emitting any c o 2 at all. but it's a pipe dream, right? no, it's the dream of a french inventor engineer jean baptiste was a lay has been relying on the power of the sun and winds to fly thousands of kilometers in his solar glider using only renewable energy. and he's convinced that his technology has an even bigger future ahead ah, lives with it's my dream to travel as far as i want wi

everything necessary with joint efforts to make it easier for people to live this winter speed switzerland applies additional sanctions against russia after russia annexed luhansk, donetsk, zaporizhzhya and kherson region of ukraine this is stated in the statement in the statement of the federal council of switzerland, according to the government, 30 individuals have received semi-financial sanctions and travel bans, seven legal entities are now under financial restrictions , switzerland's sanctions list is now identical to the same list of the european union, sanctions which are already applied to the territory of the so-called lpr and lpr will now be extended to the territories of zaporozhye and kherson regions not controlled by ukraine oblasts, the relevant changes entered into force yesterday , the united states of ukraine allocates 4.5 billion dollars to support the ukrainian budget , us treasury secretary janet ellen stated this during a meeting with the head of the ukrainian ministry of finance serhiy marchenko, in addition, she called on partners and allies to quickly fulfill their

and right on the last minute switzerland broke wales hearts.cotland were gifted the penalty... caroline ware couldn't convert. ireland then took control. a skilful ball back to barrett who kept her cool ball back to barrett who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending them to a first ever world cup. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we need to digest and we need to go home and we need to take some time. but the hard work of the players had done is been amazing, i'm very proud of them. have for everything else and we will stick together, we will come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. defender lucy bronze won her hundredth cap for england, in a goalless draw in a friendly with czech republic at brighton's amex stadium. the lionesses had plenty of chances with laurenjames coming the closest in the 4th minute on her full debut. england have already qualified for the world cup with a match to spare. a busy night

they are in switzerland and in december- switzerland and in december pollution.to be tougher for wales to to _ pollution. it is going to be tougher for wales to to the _ pollution. it is going to be tougher for wales to to the world - pollution. it is going to be tougher for wales to to the world cup i pollution. it is going to be tougher for wales to to the world cup -- i pollution. it is going to be tougher i for wales to to the world cup -- are for wales to to the world cup —— are in a tougher position. yes, they are in a tougher position. yes, they are in zurich plains with the lid and the kick—off at about —— playing switzerland and they kick off in about a half an hour time. a lot riding on this one for wales women. a stunning folly forjust riding on this one for wales women. a stunning folly for just fishlike against bosnia and herzegovina got them to the spot. let's get into the nitty—gritty of how they can do that. there are three matches taking place tonight in the playoff finals. the other one is portugal against iceland, six countries all vying to qua

so a success in 2009 the dressing tax evasion in switzerland, luxembourg. i'm using poor hong kong with cayman islands. bermuda. okay. i could list 50 more countries. let me put it was due to a strong political dynamic triggered by the shockey thinking crisis. if you go on the pallet what to put leggers or is all the country for saw where the governed by right wingers are left with off, we can't get billions of euros to bail out blank wall street. and at the same time, watch the banks help people not pay their taxes or tax evasion or no to be honest, remarks that so the g $20.00 was supposed to make a list of which countries at natal progress since the 1995, if in which not is a nicotine these the peter premier, the fer it took a buffet pocket for a 3 somebody wanted pres for switzerland to me. friday, march 13th, 29. was looking back at a very important date on them. that was when our government and the swiss federal council gave a press conference and announced that from now on switzerland would comply with the we c d standard. the book, the famous articl

we journeyed to switzerland's morteratsch glacier with dr. felix keller, who is trying to save it.w has not happened in thousands of years. >> to this degree and this fast, it never happens. >> reporter: scientists throughout switzerland have been covering some of the glaciers with elective blankets each summer, that way they can slow the melt. last winter, dr. keller trapped the glaciers' melt water and ke ihat hi technoloreserve glacial me the planet's fresh water. >> if we are successful, we can slow down the glacier melting. >> putting blankets on the glaciers to save them. our thanks to ginger. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> are we closer to the big one? what yesterday's earthquake has done to chances of future earthquakes. plus. >> it is a universal right. everybody has the right to have a roof over their head. >> one of the bay's biggest issues, housing, is on the ballot in oakland. a look at both sides of measure b. also ahead. ♪ >> it called itself america's most unusual nightclub. tonight, we take you back to this piece of san francisco history with a performer who

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well, because he is a lawyer like switzerland either protects everyone, even murderers, or no one.istens to me anyway, so decide for yourself and not in 5 minutes is it okay? well, why are you here alone if not a native dacha? thank you. val come on, thanks for not listening to me. as i look, everyone here ignores me, and thank god thank you. okay, below are some things. yes, yes, is it that you demand a salary increase? here's the youth, nimble go if you're hoping to get a big deal out of this. resignation letter

switzerland is proud of its mitral status. she categorically refused, although between, probably speaking, the second world war, it was quite the third reich that she represented her wonderful. that is to say far. she not only, but talk about what u would find supplies in brazil for about 300.000. and somewhere here units of these ammunition were found. now they need to be thrown over to ukraine and, uh, the cheetah can actually work most effectively against aircraft helicopters. as far as you can take a small target. and theoretically, as a drone, if a friend of a drone comes under fire, that is, of course, it will simply be blown to pieces. well, aim the drone, because to have and suppress the entire steering wheel of drones coming from different directions. well, i think it takes a lot of cheetahs, so to speak, not to hundreds, for the first time they asked shokhi 129, martyr 136. uh, there is a whole line of martyrs of this iranian drones. e, as a rule, e are used 136 with a warhead of 60 kg colloquially, a moped is called