yes, in the 1930s in bourgeois switzerland there were markets where children were sold.ould sign a contract to take two or three children, the limit was set at six. it was believed that this was how many to feed an ordinary farmer wouldn't be able to, but two free workers would be fine. and they were loaded with work like six. children from 10 years old were in the greatest demand, they could already do almost any work, their education was not particularly cared for, that's not why they were taken from their families. children were sold at auctions like cattle, and there are a lot of their memories later, when they, when they tell how, so to speak, their teeth were checked, felt, like cattle is bought, later used for... the swiss not only became slaves, essentially second-class people. the attitude of their owners towards them is difficult to describe in words. this is how a civilized alpine state fought against hereditary laziness in the poor and marginalized strata of the population. the seized children were literally kept in bestial conditions, lived in a barn or pigs

yes, in 1930 in bourgeois switzerland there were markets where children were sold.one could sign a contract to take two or three children, the limit was set at six, it was believed that an ordinary farmer would not be able to feed that many, but two free workers were quite enough, they were loaded with work like six, the greatest demand was for children from 10 years old, they could already to do almost any work, their education was not particularly cared for, this is not why they were taken from their families, children were sold at auctions like cattle, and there are many of their memories, they lived in a barn or pigsty, eating with animals, did not have the right to eat at the same table with the farmer's offspring, did not wear shoes, worked from morning until night for food, and also constantly became victims of violence, including sexual violence, they were called barefoot, since shoes were not allowed, this was how they were supposed to differ from normal children, conditions hard life and, most importantly, cruel, inhumane relations could not be endured by

for many years in switzerland about child contractors and cruel. the trigger was an autobiographical novel it was not customary to talk about their treatment. roland begert. it was published in 2008 under the title "long years away from home" and caused a real explosion in society. the topic that the authorities had so diligently hushed up for a long time suddenly revealed all the cynicism of european society. the novel describes begert's childhood and talks about the trials that teenagers had to go through when they were forcibly recruited for industrial work. war, when there was a shortage of workers. our authorities made slaves out of us because they needed cheap labor. after 3 the film the foster child will be released in theaters this year. swiss director markus emboden will bring to cinemas and tv the tragedy of thousands of children abandoned by the state to their fate in foster farm families. rudeness, violence, merciless exploitation. a dark story, realistic, unvarnished with shocking details. the film will quickly become a box office lead

do people in switzerland love the song contest?t it and we have to make it. we have to show that the contest is a good and safe place for everyone. as you were saying, switzerland hosted the first contest. do you think it will do a good job of hosting this one? oh, yeah. i think we will do an excellentjob. i mean, switzerland has a long tradition of hosting international events and it is known for efficiency, organisation and hospitality, and i'm sure that basel, with its welcoming atmosphere, will... it's an ideal choice to showcase the best of what switzerland has to offer. one should not forget that the eurovision is not only about one country winning the contest. it's a week full of events where one get to connect with people from all around the world, where we create memories, and the city of basel is aware of that. so it's going to be one of the best additions i know it. why do people still love the song contest, do you think? why do you love it? i mean, it's open to everyone. 0ne get to know new artists each year. we get to

yes, in 1930 in bourgeois switzerland there were markets where children were sold.could sign a contract to take two or three children. the limit was set at six. it was believed that an ordinary farmer would not be able to feed that many. but two free workers were quite enough, they were loaded with work like six people. the greatest demand was for children from 10 years old. they could already do almost any work, their education was not particularly cared for. the government fought against hereditary laziness in the poor and marginalized strata of the population, the removed children were literally kept in bestial conditions, lived in a barn or pigsty, eating with animals, did not have the right to eat at the same table with the farmers' offspring, did not wear shoes, worked from morning until night for food, and also constantly became victims of violence, including including sexual, they were called barefoot, since they were not supposed to have shoes, this was how they were supposed to differ from normal children, the conditions were hard... and most importantly,

switzerland. consider. ok, so if they do _ lot of tax to consider. ok, so if they do leave, _ lot of tax to consider. ok, so if they do leave, what - lot of tax to consider. ok, so if they do leave, what do - lot of tax to consider. ok, so | if they do leave, what do they lose in terms of britain being their home?— lose in terms of britain being their home? . ., ., their home? yeah, i mean, one ofthe their home? yeah, i mean, one of the interesting _ their home? yeah, i mean, one of the interesting things - their home? yeah, i mean, one of the interesting things that i of the interesting things that have been recently brought in is inheritance tax. if someone is inheritance tax. if someone is a non—resident for ten years, they are no longer or their uk assets are subject to inheritance tax —— inheritance tax, so a lot of people with these assets around the world, it better for them these assets around the world, it betterfor them in these assets around the world, it better for them in terms of pas

see, slide talks tends to take place in switzerland and we will not lay down our guns until the country is cleansed of any rebel or mercenary. and we will not accept negotiations that undermine the dignity of our people. the battle with the enemy continues and we will not retreat or surrender and we will not negotiate with any party, no matter who it is. the army lead of stones came as he survived an association and came to that took place during a graduation ceremony that he was attending in the east to us to don. those that were present to the ceremony say close to the conclusion of the whole gathering and the ray of suicide drove is attacked to the ceremony of the toes. manage to strike in the center of the gatherings for han was able to escape and scabbard. how if i 5 people, as you have mentioned, what he owed, by the impact of those 2 drugs. the strike is the closest, is the closest such an attack has come to ports adonis, since the will began in april of $22.00 in the city. the attack has yet to be claimed up properly by any group. and the all me sources have also stated that to

we know that the warring sites have been planning to engage in these piece talks in switzerland. do we understand this recent attack is apparently sort of really ruined those plans. do you think they could be any pro quest for negotiations at this time given uh the sentiment? so a hearing coming out posted on right now. well, at this moment it seems very unlikely because the strike comes off to the government condition of the accepted an invitation to attend the peace talks in switzerland on the 14th of this month. the talk so would have been the 1st mesa, if it's in months to get to the army and to the i receive to sit together in one place. but the need to stay to that to the student needs on forces with not to be negotiating with the i received for putting it in to piece talks that had only recently started also. but with that, to be honest, if accepted the invitation very soon, all said was proposed the saying that it was the paul to most concerned with the, with saving the lives and the dignity off of the studies. people sold it to operate in the entity, the aims that to do

it is bad so much so that even the sudanese consider the tools in switzerland as the best opportunity to negotiate and into the war. because families are displaced to multiple times of war . uh, following hawks on the hills, food aid forwarding desperately sold on what's needed communitarian aid, intercepted by soldiers and on the on the groups before it can even reach the intended recipient. even crop production capacity is being sabotaged during a hung emergency not to mention the violations committed against children, even the you in itself saying that they've never seen or verified so many violations of a soldier and as they did for the period of 2022 and 22 in the city, and as we speak, tales of thousands of people have been killed and millions, as we mentioned before to, to see the homes making sit on the country with the largest displace population in the world. distributive in groups continue to say that to both of these parties have committed abuses a submit a multiple cries and deliver, you will need to leave it back. thank you very much associates corresponding new to where

let's speak to our correspondent in switzerland imogen foulkes.e had preliminary talks injeddah, in saudi arabia. we've got a number of neighbouring countries, egypt, for example, the united arab emirates, the african union and the united nations all there. the talks are being sponsored by the united states. on the agenda is access for humanitarian aid, protection of civilians trying to flee and a kind of a ceasefire, perhaps temporary to begin with. unfortunately, these sudanese armed forces have indicated they will not come to switzerland. just be for i came on air, i was targeted a us diplomat who told me also unfortunately the rapid support forces travel to switzerland but now have decided not to go into the negotiation room. it is really a pretty sad state of affairs and hard to see how any kind of relief for millions of civilians, frankly, in sedan, it is the world's biggest humanitarian crisis, how anything can be achieved without both warring parties in the room.— parties in the room. thank you very much. around the world and across the uk

, provoking the summit in switzerland to some sharp reaction, there are conditions for the withdrawal units of the armed forces from the unoccupied parts of the territories of the four regions, but perhaps he can concede this, here they can move the administrative border, perhaps the condition of lifting sanctions is important for moscow. because the sanctions are painful, painful, but still this sanctions imposed by third countries. ukrainian sanctions are not the most principled for moscow, but the american, european, australian, canadian, japanese, and other countries, it is necessary for them to make this request, why should kyiv, if it declares an agreement based on previous conditions, be concerned with the cancellation of these sanctions , these are sanctions of third countries, but regarding the non-aligned status, i.e., preventing ukraine from joining nato, moscow will not back down. never, but on the ground, on the ground, as they gather for themselves, so it would be say, go for the return of the territory, so we also understand that this is a symbolic story, well , because

and monotonous in switzerland. robots are being tested and taking on bes tough. the machines have one advantage that can work 247 without getting tired of this robot is a guard on wheels with foldable legs. it doesn't seem phased by adverse working conditions, and it should ideally patrol large areas like this for yard. the developers of the swift start up acendo hope to fill a gap in the chronically understaffed security industry with their robot. chose to go for the security market because there's a place where it's really difficult to find people nowadays. they have to work long hours and they have to work in every where conditions we did just job ourselves and it's really purple. and we wanted to help there, and our robots are able to make the life of these cards a lot easier. the cost of a robot depends on many different factors, but according to a center, the costs are lower than employing a human garden in switzerland. a 360 degree camera allows the robot to get a full you have it surrounding its thermal camera. it can detect humans and vehicles at night.

switzerland today marks the founding day of the confederation with a national holiday the residents ofntry were congratulated by the president of belarus alexander lukashenko. noted that belarusians and swiss have the same attitude towards the need to maintain peace. minsk is always ready to support bern's diplomatic initiatives to resolve controversial situations in europe, based on equality and indivisible security. alexander lukashenko expressed hope that the swiss authorities will have enough political wisdom and character to maintain the unique neutral status of their state in international affairs, relying on their own interests and the will of their residents. zimbabwe needs belarusian technologies, knowledge and skills of specialists, as well as goods that are in demand on the african market. during the visit to the african country , representatives of the belarusian women's union discussed key initiatives of interaction with the first lady of the country and were assured of support in promoting cooperation from representatives of the zimbabwe women's movement. specific project

rsf is in switzerland. they are not at the talks and they have not given a formal no.very clear from our white house and secretary blinken that we were not going to give any reason for pause, any reason for inaction on ensuring that we do everything we can as we have literal famine spreading across sudan, we have a rainy season that's aggravating both starvation and disease, and we continue to see the shelling of hospitals and homes. let's turn to some other important news around the world. at least 26 people have died due to a landslide at the kiteezi landfill in uganda after a mountain of garbage collapsed on friday night. nearly a0 people are still missing. the landfill is the only one to serve the capital kampala, which is home to 4 million people. the city's mayor said it was a disaster bound to happen as locals have long complained about the risks posed by the landfill. the constitutional court in thailand has dismissed the prime minister, srettha thavisin, for violating the constitution over a ministerial appointment. the court ruled that mr srettha had broken t

it's sad to see switzerland be used this way. it really is sad to me to see switzerland use this way. as a fax office don't allow itself to be used this way. professor, fax, i'll stop you. the more from columbia university as director of the center for sustainable development after the spring, the, the, the beautiful, sun soaked vineyards nestled among some rest, taking rolling hills as a gentle breeze comes off of the surrounding sea comic imagery of french one country. but this has not france. we are in a coupon at russia on the black sea where recently they've got the serious about making some world class wants the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with professor jeffrey sykes, president with united nation sustainable development solutions network. the press you told me about how the swiss conference today doesn't mean much. obviously brush is not invited in to it. you're supporting deal stein. i understand how for the us presidency, presidential elections. it looks like trump, many of the polls are saying, wil

steve, 321, the in liberal, switzerland. there is currently no political push to band based jumping. however, the police association rep that play on that, please would like to see an end to the high risk sports. this could also, i'm is it's gruesome when such athletes, men and women are many impressions of the cliffs and you have to pick up the pieces you face of and listen to them on the 9th. and the time that i was they can always on same on and yet how do you have lost friends including some who was experienced a sale that put cab with siemens wing sewage pump. nathan, many is he was killed in a relatively simple jump, but 35 years old. patrick had previously set a record for the world's longest flight by jumping off the summit of the young fellow. we ask him on whether he can explain his friend's death. it is what it is of the work, but is there a reason this can happen to such experienced flyers? just conduct the case. some people have car accidents to pass life there's. there's really not much to explain continued jus

even he refused to go to switzerland. today i was doing a bizarre ukraine peace conference with russia is banned from attending. so then sky, who is out to a democracy in u k, p. m, or she. so an academic elected by the popular vote to be pm in britain will be there though, apparently in these dangerous times when nuclear war is arguably never be nearer. i'm drawing from new york by a forward visor to success of un secretary general. professor jeffrey sachs is director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university and president of the you and sustainable development solutions network. yes, does a special advisor, do you and sex res general? clicking on brand key moon and antonio gutierrez, thank you so much revises expo coming on. you've been pilots in your work trying to allow the weld the need for negotiations on ukraine and gaza. i suppose i have to ask you, given your former advisor to so many governments, why your not more on so called mainstream media, you want some kind of blacklist. you're not n

it's sad to see switzerland be used this way. it really, really is sad to me to see switzerland used this way by the sax on spring allow itself to be used this way, professor sax, i'll stop you there or from columbia university direction of the center for sustainable development after the spring, the or there was the time when i started to was abused to obtain flowers divided the continental langford amongst themselves. it was divided as a hunting ground. if we do not unite the corner knives as we come out again, we know that they are those who want the mazda continent to step and 8, but the mazda clinton, and never be stopped, because the mazda of continents must be great. she will only be great on the shore, does all of us sons and daughters on by the sweat all day. so now click on the good news done for us, and let us confess about underground east, the mazda upon the beautiful sun soaked vineyards, and nestled among some rest, taking rolling hills. as a gentle breeze comes off of the surrounding sea comic imagery of french on

their home ground is a lot of bone in valley in switzerland. one of us hotspots for base jumping, but visitors being reminded of how dangerous the school can be laudable, and it has been nicknamed this was death valley team on understand how the new fast match looks like ordinary hika is that systems. but often having dropped off the 5 year old son, that's kindergarten, they are going to help themselves of this cliff into the valley thing. then. it's a wednesday tradition, the movements they feel free is of the, the sleeping to fly, to be above the clouds. that's freedoms. so it's like the story of the through us monday trial. the dream a flight is ingrained and as humans using or just not quite for me to use it, i'll give you that. but certainly thought with these wing suits. i think we come as close as possible to that dream of flying communities in terms of how it feels. if you see my kids and then the world's best wings suit based jump, a couple take side stopped counting his jumps years ago, but the time they number 3500 this mountain, it'

a pharmacist from the usa and a chemist from switzerland, who invented the first sunscreen. we share. interesting facts, ask the most exciting questions, look for answers to them, what is better, again, i am sure you will say everything individually, but there are probably some, let's say, basics, basics, basics basics in the fact that our skin still needs both in protection, but so in moisturizing, but in any case the components must be moisturizing, we are talking about unique membranes that are in filters, we have? two quite interesting areas: these are membrane technologies for water purification ion exchange technologies for water purification, they solve different problems, but are in demand. watch the science nearby project on the belarus 24 tv channel. in our show, participants will not be helped by cheat sheets, you can only count on your own strength, the game will be fire, guys, i know that you can hear me too, wait today on our intellectual show, vasya, start the first round. is it true that the diving beetle is a predator, no, i met a diving beetle, it looks lik

it has reached 4% in canada, 64% in australia, 42% and switzerland to 2.5%.the unemployment figure in england is from 12 may to 11. europe's decision to apply customs definitions to the import of electric cars from china has challenged the trade relations between the two sides, according to euro news, if the trade dispute between china and europe continues, there may be a war. it occupies the economic space in europe and they use what is our strength in the export of food and agriculture, but one should not be deceived , it should be noted that the export of these products to china is a it is a lever of power and the common agricultural policy must be clearly defended. it is wrong to think that this policy is wrong. this action of china means a response to the european union's decision to impose customs definitions on imported electric vehicles. beijing is announcing the investigation into dairy products imported from china at a time when the european union has announced that tariffs on chinese electric cars will come into effect in the coming months. brussel

, provoking the summit in switzerland to some sharp reactions, there are conditions for the withdrawalts of the armed forces from unoccupied parts of the territories. four areas, but maybe he can give up on that, here they can move the administrative border, perhaps. the condition of lifting the sanctions is important for moscow, because the sanctions are painful, painful, but still , these are sanctions imposed by third countries. ukrainian sanctions are not the most principled for moscow, but american, european, australian, canadian, japanese, and other countries, it is necessary for them to make this request, why kyiv, if it declares an agreement on the previous conditions, should first... these sanctions were canceled, these are sanctions against third countries, but regarding the non-aligned status, i.e. the non-admission of nato of ukraine, here moscow will never retreat, but land by land, as they intend, so to speak, to return the territory, so we also understand that this is a symbolic story, well, because putin is with him, it was not for nothing that they voiced and, so to sp

forward preconditions, and putin put forward his three important preconditions before the summit in switzerland, which he, as he believes, should be implemented regardless of the start of negotiations, the lifting of sanctions, the non-aligned status of ukraine and the liberation of the unoccupied territories of four regions, donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhya and kherson. these are unacceptable preconditions. moscow theoretically. may these conditions not be put forward somehow, to enter the negotiation process without these preconditions, which is what moscow requires, it needs a ceasefire, it needs preambles for a ceasefire, because it is different, it is not just a ceasefire, a ceasefire always has guarantors, the parties can cease fire, but but the guarantors should facilitate a truce, at least a temporary one, then negotiate directly about the details of some agreements, agreements, etc. currently, i do not see any conditions for solving this problem. kyiv and moscow cannot simply meet somewhere without intermediaries, and such the mediator is not ready, there is no one in the usa, and erdoga

okay, let's do it this way, i'll tell you that in switzerland four languages ​​are official. as far as i remember, latin. arina, latin, do you think? well, one of them. one of them. also, as far as i remember, german. and then, i don't remember. well, what well, then let me list them. german is such a thing. italian is such a thing. french is also an official language and the fourth language is retro-romantic. but english, contrary to the general belief that it is spread all over the world, is not listed as an official language of switzerland. the correct answer to our question is english. the seventh question: which color form has a versa rodkou greater than eight? a is a triolet, b is an octave, c is a sonnet. time. sofia, i answered the option with sanet, and i'm not sure, but in my opinion in a sonnet there is always 12 ritkov, and i did not choose option b octave, because octave implies the number eight, and i decided that no more, no less, there are exactly eight rows, as for the trielet, i have no idea at all. so good, who chose option a or option b? in general, who do

a criminal case was opened against pavel durov himself in switzerland. lawsuit was filed by the possible mother of the entrepreneur's three children, irina bolgar, allegedly for non-payment of alimony and physical violence against one of durov's children. in murmonsk , the trial of alexander bydanov, who is accused of attempted murder, has begun. governor andrei chibis. on april 4 of this year , the attacker stabbed the head of the region with a knife at the exit of the cultural center, where a meeting with residents of the city of apatity was taking place. the attacker was detained, he explained his actions by a feeling of personal unpleasantness, although he was not familiar with chibis. earlier, bedanov's lawyer said that the case would be considered with the participation of a jury. according to the defense attorney, the accused insisted on this. this summer, to cope with students helped with the flow of tourists at pulkovo airport in st. petersburg. all of them are participants in the "runway" project. over 2 years, 2.0 young people from different r