say that's always made in switzerland and so it's, yeah, switzerland, sewage, sewage, sewage, the camel, winston marber of 3 leading global brands made in switzerland the cigarettes, more toxic than in europe and band there because they contain too much nicotine and tar. have an excellent reputation among smokers here they're also more expensive than local brands. so why do moroccans prefer them to the government? so this is a quality product like swiss chocolate and cheese. i deal with it. when you try it, you realize that it's of a better quality than a french or spanish cheese. we're spending on. these secrets are cleaner and less dangerous. according to official statistics, almost a 3rd of moroccan men smoke. medical professionals say that's had devastating consequences since yesterday you see, and i've been working in making this for 23 years to back then i would come across maybe one case of cancer in a month and a half. now not a week goes by without me diagnosing one or 2 cases of cancer to cause a according to statistics, more than 17000 moroccans die from smoking related cause

namely ecuador, japan, malta, mozambique and switzerland. i commend you all for your hard work and contributions during your terms on this council. and we look forward to working with the incoming elected members next year. denmark, greece, pakistan, panama and somalia. ladies and gentlemen, this meeting is adjourned. >> c-span digs into its archives to present president-elect trumps nominees in their own words this cussing policy, politics and the relationship with the president. on tuesday we will hear from dr. mehmet oz and mr. trump's nominee for fbi director cash patel. watch trump nominees in their own words on c-span2. >> are you a nonfiction book lover looking for a new podcast. this holiday season try listening to one of the many podcasts c-span has to offer. you'll listen to interesting interviews with people and authors writing books on history and subjects that matter. learn something new on book notes plus through conversation with nonfiction authors and historians. afterwards brings together best-selling nonfiction authors with

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the victory sending them through to next year's women's european championship in switzerland.rrie was there, on a night that will go down in welsh history. this night will live long in the memory of the welsh fans. when they finally come down from the ceiling, they can look forward to major tournament football next summer for the first time. wales weathered the earlier pressure from the republic of ireland and when the referee awarded a penalty it was coolly dispatched. carriejones doubled their lead with a pinpoint finish and at that point, the dream of wales was very much on. ireland gave themselves some lifeline but a quickest reaction at close range took it back to 2—1 but any comeback was too late. the full—time whistle confirming wales�* placed next summer's euro, their first—ever major tournament. some of their players had waited a lifetime for this moment and they won't have to wait long to find out about who they will face in switzerland with the draw set to be made for the euros december 16. jo currie. so a huge night for rhian wilkinson's side — their biggest victor

for us personally to be reaciom — for us personally to be playing switzerland in the opening game isery special. i know these championships will be — i know these championships will be special building on the _ will be special building on the back of 2022. looking forward to it. the _ looking forward to it. the women's game is taking steps — the women's game is taking steps both on and off the pitch and as— steps both on and off the pitch and as a — steps both on and off the pitch and as a coach i am hugely passionate about that. i passionate about that. iwaht _ passionate about that. i want the game to— i want the game to keep taking steps and _ to keep taking steps and that is what this will do, the prize _ and that is what this will do, the prize money has doubled, i the prize money has doubled, i don't — the prize money has doubled, i don't use the - i don't use the comparison to the men's _ the comparison to the men's game. we _ men's game. we are a very separate game _ we are a very separate game andl we are a very separate game and i want the best of the _ game and i want the

for us personally to be playing switzerland in the opening game is very special.pionships will be special building on the back of 2022. looking forward to it. the women's game is taking steps both on and off the pitch and as a coach i am hugely passionate about that. i want the game to keep taking steps and that is what this will do, the prize money has doubled, i don't use the comparison to the men's game. we are a very separate game and i want the best of the game, so if we keep taking steps forward, then i am happy. there's a very southern european feel to group b, with spain, portugal and italy all drawn together, alongside belgium. world champions spain are highly tipped to be the team to beat in switzerland, so are they ready to cope with the pressure? translation: ithinkj they are strong rivals. i believe each team has its own strategy and everybody is preparing to beat spain and now more and more we are going to analyse what they are doing and we will still have games against them, which will give us more information and be well prepared for the euros. i t

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in this regard, switzerland would like to highlight three points. first, the council must foster an inclusive discussion on ai governance. to mack sure that artificial intelligence systems are safe, secure and responsibly managed and worthy of confidence, effective rules are essential. countries at the forefront of such systems are among the members of this council. they have a particular responsibility. but the u.n. also provides a platform for ongoing dialogue that can ensure the interoperability of governance approaches around the world. to be effective, the meaningful inclusion of all stakeholders, state and non-state is essential. with several resolutions in the military field including the compact, the general assembly has begun establishing the principles based on 20 years of u.n. experience in the digital field since the world summit on the information society. this work is complimented by other initiatives such as the responsible ai in the military domain summit. it is essential that this counsel also articulate this perspective on inclusiv

what can we learn from an affordable housing project in switzerland and twin, solar pa is gonna box gets in a boost from water. what 1st of you bought any new clothes this? yeah, you may not know this, but the fashion industry is the 2nd most pollutants set to worldwide. only do oil industry is worse. no fast function for this is 10 percent of the combinations that drive global warming plus huge amounts of whisk. clothing get dumped in africa, but what if things with different offers equal? he ro today believes we can change as she is getting the message out. the den door and dump site on the outskirts of nairobi covers 30 acres and is one of the largest in the world genet. chevy chain, often comes here to document the mountains of waste with her cell phone. hi everyone. my name is cindy tase on it, and the wisdom so frustrated to catch up and to do here in vendor on site to see the tech a with us ends up here and i am especially interested in seeing the technical reset ends up in the done with such reels, the environmental activists wants to raise awareness of the problems caused by the

off to switzerland! woo! come on, girls. it was heartache for scotland, though, who failed to reach next summer's finals after losing 2—0 to finland. goals from natalia kuikka and nea lehtola in helsinki ended scotland's hopes of qualifying for their first major tournament in six years after the first leg finished goalless at easter road. it was always going to be difficult for northern ireland. they were 4—0 down from the first leg against norway, and were beaten 3—0 in oslo for the second one. caroline graham—hansen scored her 50th goal for norway to help give them a comprehensive victory to progress to the tournament in switzerland. but northern ireland fall short in making a second straight european championship. here are the rest of the results. the other four teams that will be making the journey to switzerland next year are portugal, poland, sweden and belgium. more reaction on the bbc sport website and app. there are six games in the english premier league later, including arsenal, who're up against manchester united

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some inspiration from switzerland over to frankfurt?> reporter: no, we are far away from the proactive pproach from monetary policy here in frankfurt because the governing council is -- well, i would say hesitant to surprise the markets and go try to be ahead of the curve. what we are getting is moves like 25-basis points today and perhaps at least a hint of a discussion that 50-basis points might be on the cut for next time. that's at least for the majority of analysts and economists for that meeting today. of course, looking at the economy, the economy is at a much worse state than expected. we have the deteriorating pmis, especially for france and also germany, that could make them think if that 50-basis point rate cut should possibly be the next step. looking at what we get today is the rate cut and new round of staff projection which might be of interest. the ecb is set to downgrade the economic growth protection this year and next year and potentially the year beyond. we are getting for the first time a rating on growth, economic

world champions spain are highly tipped to be the team to beat in switzerland so are they ready to copestron: translation: i think they are strong rivals. _ translation: i think they are strong rivals. each _ translation: i think they are strong rivals. each team - translation: i think they are strong rivals. each team has i strong rivals. each team has its own strategy and everybody is preparing to beat spain and now more and more we are going to analyse what they are doing and still have games against them that will give us more information and be well prepared for the euros. i think the team knows its own capacity and has the confidence but we know it's a game and it is football possibly compete to win but now what we have to do is work hard to take care of all the details that will leave us best prepared for the opening game and it means preparing well in advance for the nations leg. i would not talk about pressure but rather it is the top level tournament and we are prepared to win. group c is another competitive one with the finalists from two years ago, germany, drawn against for

in switzerland, technical age and blasting. are prohibited when hunting crystals, everything here is done by hand. the steinberger brothers go where no one has been before, but the work is becoming more dangerous. climate change is causing the permafrost and the ops to saw, leading to rock and ice slides. today they're unlock another special find a smoky courts or almost black crystal highly coveted in the gemstone market. the after 14 days, they finally returned home to thomas's workshop. nowadays, he sells his crystals, mostly through instagram. as the market has changed significantly. and no matter how long it been up there or how tired i am, the 1st thing i do is head to the cleaning room. i bring the good stones here and immediately start processing them before i even shower this way. they're ready for sale within half a day. so the cost that i'd seen many of his friends have had accidents in the mountains, and thomas himself has survived serious falls. but quitting is not an option for him. the lowest of a baby steps to u

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i'm and of a switzerland. that became, has an inspiration defense who filled with mon, it's all coincidence. and so we imagined he must have sat there for years, thinking about how to do it. but it's all quite incidents. so 5 keywords really wanted to write the magic mountain as a short story on and it turned into a 1000 page novel inside. and it took him 12 years to write it. he was interrupted by world war one, but also he was going through a shift in his own minds. when he started writing the book, he was very pro more unsuccessful. in 1914, thomas mont allowed himself to be carried away by the and suzy as him for war, that was driving. many intellectuals officers, writers and artists of the time. so he was in the front line of advocating for it. and in 1918 when germany was defeated, it was a lost cause and he went to a very isolated last month, almost 9 switch sides. in the 1920s he became one of the most eloquent defenders of the republic and by the 19 civilities during his exile in the united states, a

i give the floor to the state secretary of switzerland. >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to express my gratitude for the briefings and i wish to thank the sultan for having shared with us his personal testimony. when switzerland first addressed this council on sudan in march last year the country was at a critical point in its transition to democracy. a transition on which the sudanese people hoped for freedom, peace and justice. however, the outbreak of the conflict a month later shattered these hopes and inflicted immeasurable suffering upon millions of people and utter disregard for human life illustrated by tless violations of international law has led to the world's largest humanitarian crisis. in view of the latest escalation of hostility between the saf and rfs in several states and the relentless bombardment of cam p by the rfs and -- an immediate end to hostilities is imperative. given that this is the last meeting in which switzerland will speak on this issue as a member of the security council, i wish to reiterate the following points. first of all

so switzerland is the classic one. people often think about bermuda to now singapore.they're all the world and essentially what they're selling, as i mentioned before, is secrecy to rich people and what the rich people want. secrecy from is a culturally dependent question like people who are billionaires in russia and china, they're not so much worried about taxes as they're worried their autocratic governments seizing their assets because they, you know, politically. they air on some political point that the regime cares about. like if you are found to be criticizing president xi of china, for example, you might get thrown in prison and all your assets seized. putin 20 odd years ago, famous lee seized the assets, one of the oligarchs named mikhail horus. please excuse me for butchering russian pronunciation and put color of skin in prison for ten years and, you know, stole his billions appropriated to themselves. and that was sort of to teach a lesson to the other oligarchs because porowski himself had dared to criticize putin's corruption. and putin wanted to send a

so switzerland is the classic one. people often think about bermuda to now singapore.they're all the world and essentially what they're selling, as i mentioned before, is secrecy to rich people and what the rich people want. secrecy from is a culturally dependent question like people who are billionaires in russia and china, they're not so much worried about taxes as they're worried their autocratic governments seizing their assets because they, you know, politically. they air on some political point that the regime cares about. like if you are found to be criticizing president xi of china, for example, you might get thrown in prison and all your assets seized. putin 20 odd years ago, famous lee seized the assets, one of the oligarchs named mikhail horus. please excuse me for butchering russian pronunciation and put color of skin in prison for ten years and, you know, stole his billions appropriated to themselves. and that was sort of to teach a lesson to the other oligarchs because porowski himself had dared to criticize putin's corruption. and putin wanted to send a

pack your bags for switzerland.r a major tournament for the first time — the euros in 2025. we're history makers and that'll never get taken away from us. much further ahead, the decision in december to award a men's world cup to saudi arabia will continue to draw scrutiny for many years to come. saudi arabia! but the end of the year marking a moment to reflect. 2024 — a truly memorable sporting year. the bbc sports personality of the year 2024 is... keely hodgkinson! cheering and applause. this year has been absolutely incredible for me. we're history makers and that'll never get taken away from us. much further ahead, the decision in december to award a men's world cup to saudi arabia will continue to draw scrutiny for many years to come. saudi arabia! but the end of the year marking a moment to reflect. 2024 — a truly memorable sporting year. the bbc sports personality of the year 2024 is... keely hodgkinson! cheering and applause. this year has been absolutely incredible for me. i've achieved everything i set ou

pack your bags for switzerland.qualified for a major tournament for the first time — the euros in 2025. we're history makers and that'll never get taken away from us. much further ahead, the decision in december to award a men's world cup to saudi arabia will continue to draw scrutiny for many years to come. saudi arabia! but the end of the year marking a moment to reflect. 2024 — a truly memorable sporting year. the bbc sports personality of the year 2024 is... keely hodgkinson! cheering and applause. this year has been absolutely incredible for me. i've achieved everything i set out to do on the outdoor track, which is kind of rare, so i'm so grateful to be in this position. i hope you all loved watching parisjust as much as i loved competing in it. thank you so much. hello there, christmas day was a quiet one for most of us. on the mild side for the time of year. but it has been drier everywhere. around this area of high pressure which has brought the drier weather. we have had this weather front bringing outbrea

pack your bags for switzerland for wales.s football team qualified for a major tournament for the first time, the euros in 2025. we're history makers and that'll never get taken away from us. the decision in december to award a men's world cup to saudi arabia will continue to draw scrutiny for many years to come. saudi arabia at the end of the year, marking i a moment to reflect. 2024 a truly memorable sporting year. the bbc sports personality of the year 2024 is keely hodgkinson. this year has been absolutely incredible for me. i've achieved everything i set out to do on the outdoor track, which is kind of rare, so i'm so grateful to be in this position. i hope you all loved watching parisjust as much as i loved competing in it. thank you so much. hello there. there's been some more mist and fog around this morning, most of it across central southern england. east anglia, the midlands, parts of south wales too. but the good news is it's not as extensive as it was yesterday, and it should lift and clear much more readily as t

morris, switzerland, where europe in winter tourism was born and indulge in the story behind the prison made kind of tony that's a month in a least find the stories and more coming up on your own max. the beauty of christmas time in many countries, including germany, families, and friends are getting together to celebrate share meals and exchange gifts, sometimes with some stressful moments along the way. so how did german celebrate the holidays? and when is the official gift exchange? will take you inside a typical german christmas. this is miss shania, an average gym and, and we're following him to see how jim and people do things the it's christmas time in germany and we want to know what the average german christmas looks like. how this machine has celebrate, what does he eat? and who's going to end up fighting? let's find out the unlike the brakes and americans, the germans, the main christmas celebration is on december 20 full pilots. and although it's not officially a public holiday and the 2020 germans were going to what today like 81 percent of demons, miss hans is at least hot

this counsel has repeatedly called for given that this is the best meeting, which is switzerland willthis issue is a member of the security council and to take this opportunity to reiterate the point that if only voice, first of all, international humanitarian and human rights law, as well as commitments such as the declaration could be fully respected and implemented by the parties to the conflict were obliged to protect civilians under all circumstances is a member of the advancing lifesaving peace group the a lps group. we are working with the parties to facilitate mentoring access into strengthen the protection of civilians in switzerland and counsel, as we also size of the past two years, local relations played a central role in protection of civilians and humanitarian response. their protection deserves particular attention is this -underscore and resolution 2730, which reminds the party that there obligation to protect humanitarian and this brings me to my second point we just know less that we must continue to improve the humanitarian situation in this we come up by deputy dir