u. k. germany. but the processing time of for getting them permits or getting them visa has been painfully slow and focused on his asking or the 1700000 undocumented of congress to choose to leave the country roughly focused on has 81400004 1000000 of congress, which is an out of this already $60000.00, have left for us on this, on the buckets on saves that. it's not my problem. it's not a bit confused at all to take the sponsibility, we've been north, allow these have gone to cities and my friends to stay in the country, hoping that you've kind of touched on up there. some of the justification for the book. can you tell us a little bit more about pakistan's justification for all this? so focused on phase that, or is it just simply for to focus on say, is that it accuses us of some of the, of gone nations of being involved in criminal activities, all connected with ease of being involved in drug abuse. this affinity does trade in smuggling, but mainly focused on face that have gone nations out in wi

s u k. germany, a 3 israel spoke out against the truth or abstained from voted at the palestinian a pastor to the you and have this to say about it. israel's action, the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys. uh, what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications, and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but to day, we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the equipment coming message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over. what do you mean? majority of the people over the ward stand with you and you'll probably be able to go to court evidence on that. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gaza. and israel, that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them. regretfully, because of the position taken by the western delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembl

u k. germany initially spoke out against the truce or abstain from voting, the policy, any of them foster to the you and have this to say about israel sections. the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications. and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you that you might be able to get quoted within somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze. and israel that unites a sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them, progressively because of the position taken by the west and delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembly, the voice of

u. k. germany, italy, and then israel. of course, they spoke out against the truth and abstain from voting as well upon the stones at baset over you and had this to say about israel and such. so hope you, my followed has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys. uh, what it has cut electricity, internet an old communications. and yet i see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today, we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you might be able to get acquainted with that somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gauze and israel that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the western

u. k. germany and france as well as it may have issued a joint statement condemning the attacks on israel by him. off. they said over the coming days, they'll remain united and coordinated as allies and friends of israel. they pledge to ensure israel is able to defend itself and to ultimately set the conditions for what they describe as a peaceful and integrated middle east. but the leaders say they recognize and legitimate us aspirations of the palestinian people that spring in john henry and in washington dc for so the us and it's on i putting out this statement, john saying this support is rob's right to defend itself. how is this whole paying out politically in the us? well, the white house is lit in blue and white. the colors of the is rarely flag right now. that's pretty much all you need to know about the us government view here. there may be nuance in the streets where in major cities we've seen pro palestinian rallies with the us. government is speaking with one voice in support of israel. and that's why you see things like a u. s. naval carrier group in the eastern mediterranean

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u. k, and germany. so let's explain more about the cost of wind energy. we're enjoyed by professor trevor elector, officer of the wind energy engineering. so trevor, how has a cost of setting up and maintaining wind farms involved over the years? and what steps can be taken to further improve cost effectiveness? festival of the cost of wind turbines have been dropping steadily and of the last 20 years they've dropped at least 50 percent, at least 50 percent. so when did you know, is comfortable to say anything up a new power station so that it's leveled pegging with the fossil fuel industry. now wind energy is often praised for its positive impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. could you elaborate on how wind power can play a crucial role in mitigating climate change? the most important thing is that wind turbines do not need feel the post asians need co need gas. that is, it's great advantage. and that is one of the reasons why it's cost effective. it does not, you don't need to buy, feel to run it. the feel is free. it comes from the sun. there's

u. k. germany did a chief anything but 1st i definitely took your point for that. nothing safe because and i think that's probably what, what is happening to madness? what time does the region 30 pounds? so the rush. so i'm not sure what this possible. you know, is this madness or is there a guy? i think in that sense, why are you or some teachers think features of some yes, look this up. what date? speeches. but clearly there works for me. is there any bar person? there was the worst speeches. these really just for the bombing, the lives in the day doesn't start off new words features. so the sense that i'm in the cage with a clear that means assad government funded more like some of the government. you want my control and your 6 then governments, me, it was such an emotion. you expect to be more than words. let's expect from them to come up with some clear steps to the the stuff. because the, the, the general side of the sticky task, the, sorry, gosh, most just to dc time summit wise to be cation, this emergency, right. my one, always good to hear your thoughts.

u. k. france, and germany agree just one second. it cannot spread like wildfire to the rest of the regions. and this is why no one in this situation must accelerate to exacerbate this terrorism. and we will be speaking with our partners in the region and coordinated closely. ladies and gentlemen, concerns this and coming that's we had expected this franco german cabinet retreat to start differently. and there's the see that i have very close ties to the facility that is the location of very successful franco german corporation in industry. we have jumped out of business visit to be thinking back, got to have buses, the location here, and to get for the departments to myself agree that was a good place you minutes. also, our bus must continue to succeed. we have spoken with some of the detroit air bus trainees and found out how they live french, german relations every day until tomorrow, afternoon, ministers, some of which you will be speaking in various different format, please god, and we're doing all of this very much in the spiri

u. k. and germany combined in 2020, due to the corporate pandemic. china over tough north america as the world's biggest box off as being the 1st country to achieve the status. it's revenue turnover total more than $7000000000.00. and so, and at a time to protect the burgeoning film industry in china, the chinese government imposed a quote to allow the screening of a certain number of foreign films each year. meanwhile, it has also made significant investments into hollywood, as it has seen how hollywood films help to sell the american culture to the world. now china knows that if it wants to expand it's rich and cultural exchange, it needs to be in the form of movies, tv shows, or music. meanwhile, japan has a film industry that spends more than a 100 years. it has signature drawn rows, like animals that has been exported all over the world. she died becky, period pieces and cold horror films. while some animate is hand drawn computer system animation techniques have become quite common in recent years. and i'm a often draws influence from the manga light novels and other cultures. on like west

u. k. from germany, netherlands, pylon, argentina, germany from i said, jeremy twice, sorry, should i, spain and portugal on the list. now these include some of the us and the as rails closest allies. how much pressure do you think is coming on the is riley's from these governments? those governments will again be part of again, what is a collective effort, not just simply a us effort, not just to emphasize that the lives of these hostages are at risk if there's any type of ground operation. but i think to put across the water message, which is like, even if, even if it is right on the ground offensive, is put off for a week, 2 weeks, another month, quite likely, that is roby trying out the or operations and the sustain bombing. and i think the message there is, again to this really leadership for the you know, can you really think that you can ball him off out of existence or even contain it? can you do you think the bombing of flattening calls and killing thousands of palestinians is going to make any advance on releasing the hostages? i mean, i'll just send it to you like this. checks tha

u k, a germany and it least spoke out against the truth or even abstain from voting altogether . palestine baset over the united nation is called the israel and of the buying power and its actions. criminal. okay, my followed has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh, what it has cut, electricity, internet, and old communications. and yet, i see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over whelming majority of the people over the ward stand with you. then you'll probably be able to get acquainted with that somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze and israel that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the western delegation. the security council couldn't co

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u. k. from germany. that any context to the card violence is on the, on the symmetric. and so eventually the, the russian and boss, and the best thing that this did not happen out of the blue, this narrative, the, even to told me that the root causes of the conflict are unacceptable. because the only thing to do is to stand by israel and it's hour of need a frederick ridiculous, a lot different conflict resolution, which is what the united nations is supposed to be about. so with that in mind, then the you the rush, or how's the circulation of the draft resolution, the outline, but the key points that closer to me is you durable, funny, respected you about a cherry and sci fi strongly condemns all. while it was most trilogies directed against civilians will acts of terrorism and call for the security symbol of hostages, that mean unimpeded provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance. he said, actually, just as he left the box, i remember states having till noon on saturday to to submit any amendments of a they may want to but want to add to this. having said t

they were promised that they will be fitted in countries best in countries like germany, u. k. us. but the process of thousands and thousands of people have been painfully slow and focused on phase. that's $1700000.00 refugees, a funders we do marketing for has a total of $40000000.00 deputies like this. and this thing, all those 1700000, what undocumented, they have to leave the country. but what is, is what about justification for that? so focus on focusing is how did they said that of gone nations out invoice in criminal activities and drug trafficking smuggling, the but mainly to accuse a fun nationals of being involved in that as an activities. so no one points have 1000000 of them. not at all, of course, but, but this is the case that block, this one is putting out buckets on say, if that does this, to your more, more than a dozen suicide attacks of gone nations would involve. now, pakistan has not given any proof or evidence of these speculations, but that sentiment is coming on father, fully and strongly. and one of the main reasons is also that focused on, excuse us, the o

the most important export countries for germany or the us norway benevolence, u. k. poland, on china, especially last 2 weeks. okay, now i want to find out how wine in germany is actually drunk and what the regional differences are as a vendor and the most of region mathias. my can tell us all about that. so i can show you, it's the easiest way just to prove it. that's the traditional thoughts class for shopping or shorter. controlling means you do like mix florida with wine, but there's a lot more wine. so is say one hand wide wine. so you go like that and then you do one hand wide, but the other direction is that will be one way. refreshing. how sweet drink for pods. wine festivals. then when you go a little bit bought from the winemaking areas, you have the way of doing an apple cider. and that way it's a sparkling site, is so unique, could be still, could be sparkling. some people mix it, they, they put like kogan is number 3, would be just a regular line. so you're taking a wine class, pulling a sip of water. and then that will be the most sophisticated we're m

u. k. that reasoning was quite sweet. spot is that it's definitely not in germany. so can you tell me why that is? always not recently from history. to do is more sweet wines in germany because the german people 30 years ago they had to wine off the meal. the twins beatrice the meal, and then they want to sit together and have a nice glass of wine. then it's nice to have a little bit sweeter. so the sweet wine itself most exported type of line. but now it is change. so we have now we have more of them. try it in half dry wasteland. cool. okay, i hope i've managed to convince you that drum and wine is seriously underrated. short. german beer is great, but german wine need more recognition. some of the best wine i've ever drunk has been right here in germany, need to try it. and you also need to come and visit you to for wine regions caused an embarrassing full onto the big competent cap should. if folks had been in santa rosie o'donnell was peaches it 1st thing is it's the same time because to know what's happening here of them. these images seem disturbingly real, b

germany's wine regions stretch across its middle and sides. the sand team distinct regions boost over 15000 vineyards. the most important export countries are the us, norway, in other lines, u. k. poland on china, especially last 2 weeks. and okay, now i want to find out how wine in germany is actually drunk and what the regional differences are as a vendor and the most of region, my ts my i can tell us all about that. so i can show you it's the easiest way just to port that's the tradition of, of fox claus for shopping off shore and trolling means you do like mix water with wine this a lot more wine. so is say one hand wide wine. so you go like that and then you do one hand wide, but the other direction is that will be one way we flashing. it's called sweet dreams of thoughts, wind festival. then when you go a little bit brought from the wind making areas, you have the way of doing an apple cider. and that way it's a sparkling side of so you need could be still could be sparkling. some people mix it, they, they put like kogan is number 3, would be just a regular line. so you're taking a wine class, pulling a sip of water. and then that will be the most sophisticated we're mak

u. k. economy is going foster and of germany. and so i thought, thought certainly is the sense that, you know, gemini is declining, was quickness of doing ok. well it least of the, the message that the, the, the government and the official. so it goes to the figures are important. we're going to take a closer look at them later on on it. however, you know, not too long ago under, i'm going, i'm actually germans were very confident in their country and in their future. it's not that long ago to what extent you also think this might have to do with the change of leadership in the country this mood swing. oh, well i think uh trans flush all says the unlucky task to tackle some of the problems which actually where are the visible on the trensler michael up now he has a job to more or less clean up the mess if you want to say so. um and then of course you have to war, you have a changing global market conditions. um. so is there a number affect us and i think they all unfortunately right now work against you. how many it is certainly

what's in one says the european signatories, namely germany, that u. k. and france have resorted to picking a co propaganda and psychological warfare saying that everyone shouldn't you'd a laterally implement the terms of the jcp away while they themselves have failed to keep their side of the bargain. the now defunct, j. c. p. o, a promise to remove the western sections against the wall and in return for the country, curtailing its new clear activities which the west has always warm but may lead to a nuclear bomb. something which one has categorically dismissed as baseless following the withdrawal from the deal in 2018 and reinstatement of sanctions on the wrong. these walmack republic were tally, aided by gradually scaling back its own commitments by increasing the purity and volume of enriched uranium. well beyond the cap set by the pact to one also live the access of the i a to its nuclear facilities while still allowing these sectors to operate as well. me pointed out that the j. c, p o, a was meant to call and any disputes over allegations regarding