students of the university of copenhagen, darmmark joined the global student movement to condemn the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. the students of the university of viennae largest university in austria , also set up sit-in tents in the university campus in line with the student protests in america and european countries in support of the oppressed palestinian people. these students stop the policy of the university of vienna in support of they demanded zionism. the pain. canada's university of ottawa students continue to announce their several days of improvement in support of the people of palestine and gaza. we find out the second round of the elections of the 12th term of the islamic council will be held on friday this week in 22 constituencies. election candidates have until 14:00 tomorrow to register their representatives to attend the polling stations in the volunteer system. the election calendar of the ministry of interior shows less than three other second round elections the islamic council is held. in the second stage , with all the passion on friday, the statement of the fundraiser. i want them to help me in the future of my country. we wil

to they continued on the second day at the university of vienna. despite the rain and strong wind, dozens of students spent last night in tents set up on the university campus. throughout the day, hundreds of supporters joined the rally and engaged in various activities, including anti-colonial training and other educational workshops. we are here to show our solidarity with all student movements around the world and we can. let's act more and better together, because we can boycott and march, but it still hasn't received the attention we need, especially in austria. am. we are proud to have established this student camp in vienna. a group of students who held this protest camp in their speeches while emphasizing the cause of palestine reiterated their demands in the field of ending the cooperation between austrian universities and institutions. . today was the second day of our protest camp in front of vienna university. the rally went very well. our protest camp has expanded a lot and the amount of support for the freedom of palestine is amazing.

university of madrid, spain, holding a demonstration to stop the bombing of the gaza strip and the immediate end of the occupation they demanded palestine. in austria, the students of the university of viennademned the support of the western governments to the zionist regime. in the universities of zurich, geneva and lausanne, switzerland, thousands of students held anti-zionist rallies. german police in berlin arrested several pro-palestinian students. the student sit-in was in support of palestine. in amsterdam, holland, a number of zionists attacked the gathering of students. in the french city of rennes, the security forces of a number of students. in the universities of sao paulo, brazil, buenos aires, argentina , and toronto and ottawa, canada, students also join the global student movement to support palestine. following the increase in violence and successive murders of women in parts of australia. a state of national crisis was declared in this country. australia's minister of women said: "the wide gender gap in handouts is one of the reasons why women are killed." they have to choose between tolerating violence and sleeping on the street. this is the voice of women's panic in the

university of madrid , spain, held a demonstration to stop the bombing of the gaza strip and demand an immediate end to the occupation of palestine . in austria, the students of the university of vienna condemned the support of the western governments to the zionist regime . in the universities of zurich. geneva and lausanne , switzerland, thousands of students held anti-zionist rallies. german police in berlin several he arrested a pro-palestinian student. the university of hamburg, germany, as well as several universities in italy and belgium were also the scene of a student sit-in in support of palestine. which side are you on, which side are you on? in the universities of sa paulo, brazil, buenos aires, argentina, and toronto and ottawa, canada, students also joined the global student movement in support of palestine. at the meeting of the government board, the president attacked the residential areas of rafe and he strongly condemned the tragedies happening in this region. mr. raisi said that this tragedy is worrying for the islamic ummah and all the awake souls of free nations, and it is a shame for the supporters of the criminal zionist regime. the president also criticized th

students by trying to break up the gathering of students at the frei berlin university: university students. the students of the seljuk universities of turkey, vienna, austria and copenhagen, denmark also joined the global student uprising. in ottawa, the capital. the students emphasized their steadfastness in the continuation of the protests . with international organizations. to cooperate judge dehghani said in the twelfth session of the court hearing the accusations of the leaders of the terrorist group, " hosting those accused of crimes against humanity is a crime." the accusations against 14 people from the mojahedin organization's central staff. the judge of the 12th session of the court hearing the accusations of the members of the monafekin organization . he started with a warning to the countries that host hypocrites. the presence of people accused of crimes against humanity, accused of crimes against civilians and members of the public, hosting them against international conventions, treaties between international in the fight against terrorism is considered an accusation and a crime. in the following: the lawyer of the plaintiffs in his

of several english universities, including cambridge and king's college london, demanded the end of cooperation with the zionist regime in their protests, as well as the students of the seljuk universities of turkey, viennastria and copenhagen. denmark also joined the global student uprising. in ottawa, the capital of canada, the students emphasized their steadfastness in continuing the protests. samidun samidun tahiyeh tahiyeh today, the german police attacked the gathering of pro-palestinian students at the university of berlin and arrested a number of them. in addition to student support , more than 37 non-governmental organizations also a few days ago the german government wanted to stop arms exports to the zionist regime. despite the killing of about 34,800 palestinian people yesterday, a german company asked the authorities of the host countries of this group to cooperate with hamid turkshand, the head of the court investigating the accusations of the sada and sima news agency, based on the red notice issued for the extradition of the accused in this case with the organization cooperate with international judge dehghani said in the 12th session of the court hearing the accusations of the leaders of

. >> jesse: in the 1930s, not these barge jews from stepping foot inside the university of vienna.k freely at universities in california. protesters reportedly chanting "go back to the gas chamber". now if this bothers the squad. aoc says the police are the problem. >> what we are seeing here is just a history. we have a history in this country of student activism and protest. to see a university call police enforcement in on the very students whose safety they are in charge of i think is extremely alarming. >> jesse: morning joe terrified this is joe biden's january 6th. >> we've all been sitting and watching this going what the hell is going on, what are these universities doing, why are they doing something, and i will echo the horror that this does look like january 6th. what a terrible example for our students. >> jesse: biden who can't stop talking about january 6th is hiding under his desk. michael more says if biden does not get it together, trump is president. >> i like to speak to one particular individual. his chance of not being reelected i think at this point is so gre

. >> reporter: a study by the university of vienna found 20 different greeting gestures, including presentingalso combine calls like rumbles or trumpets or roars with these gestures in specific ways. >> reporter: and even a small time apart can bring a big hello. >> the fact that they greet in this excited way for me was mind-blowing too, because they were just separated for ten minutes. and humans don't do that after ten minutes. >> reporter: elephants can get so excited to see one another, they release their bladders. >> and they also often use defecation, urination, and gland secretions, which could be because of the excitement of seeing each other. >> reporter: the scientists also discovered the pachyderms present different greetings depending if they're wild, captive, male, or female. >> elephants are just so interesting because when they touch each other, they're extremely cautious and gentle, and they just are so loving to each other. >> reporter: and in a way, elephants remind us just how much a heartfelt greeting can say, no matter the species. ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> and that

the life cycle of these batteries can be increased up to a thousand cycles and pave the way for evolution in the electric vehicle industry. according to the vienna university of technology, the researchers managed to use the cellulose extracted from the garbage waste for purification, in this way , the cellulose material obtained from the waste of old clothes and napkins to dissolve a certain class of dangerous dyes. in this method, the researchers created a coating of this nano fabric on the celluloses, which purifies the polluted water. according to the researchers, these nanostructures are launched the tiny droplets of the solution towards the target in the electric field of these droplets are converted into nanowires. with this process, 95% of dangerous dyes are removed in three cycles of clearing water contaminated with purple color. the researchers made a device that can reduce the brightness and excessive light radiation in the images. according to intersteering's scientific website, this device relies on half-air media processing with the ability to use ambient light to act as an advanced smart filter. according to american researchers, this filter

at the university of berlin in the capital of germany , the anti-zionist gathering of students was attacked by the security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators in vienna, austria, glasgow , scotland and at the national university. independent of mexico, which is considered the largest university in this country. the students joined the international movement to oppose the installation of fences in gaza, and now in the rest of the world, today , to further investigate and analyze the continuation of student protests, especially in america, we want to talk with mr. tim anderson, a former professor at the university of sydney. mr. anderson tonight, the latest developments related to we review and analyze the student protests . as a first question, as a person who has been teaching at a university for decades and also follows international issues, what is your assessment and feeling when you see that these are the students and universities that are now it formed the main focus of protests against gaza and the defense of the palestinian people. i think there is a very natural and normal development that is taking place in american universities because it i

university of berlin in the capital of germany . the anti-zionist gathering of students was attacked by the security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators in vienna, austria , glasgow, scotland and in the national autonomous university of mexico , which is the largest university in the country . students joined the international movement against the genocide. they joined in gaza and now. in the rest of the world today , to further review and analyze the continuation of student protests, especially in america, we want to talk with mr. tim anderson, a former professor at the university of sydney. mr. anderson tonight , we will review and analyze the latest developments related to student protests. you have decades of teaching experience at the university, and you also follow international issues. what is your assessment and feeling when you see that these students and universities are now the main center of protests against the genocide in gaza and the defense of the palestinian people. i think a transformation it is very natural and normal that it is happening in american universities. because it is quite clear that the american government has a v

at humboldt university in the capital of germany, the anti-zionist gathering of students was attacked by the security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators. in viennaustria, glasgow, scotland, and the national autonomous university of mexico, the largest students have joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. the student movement supporting palestine in the world has now reached high schools in france. the union of high school students in france has announced: we will besiege and close high schools everywhere in france. from columbia university in the us to high schools in france, high school mobilizations will be held in support of palestine and disgust at the crimes of the israeli regime. after students, now french high school students. they also joined the pro-palestinian and anti-crime movements of the zionist regime. unions of high school students in france announced in an announcement: monday and tuesday they block high schools all over france and join the anti-zionist student movement. at the same time , french president emmanuel macron strongly condemned the actions of the pro-palestinian student movement in a conversa

university in the capital of germany . the anti-zionist rally of students was attacked by security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators. did in vienna, austria, glasgow , scotland, and at the national autonomous university of mexico, which is the largest university in the country, students joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. student movement supporting palestine in the world, it has now reached french high schools. the union of high school students in france has announced that we will besiege and close high schools everywhere in france. from columbia university in america to the secretary. in france, a high school rally will be held in support of palestine and disgust at the crimes of the israeli regime. after the students, now the high school students of france also joined the pro-palestinian movements and against the crimes of the zionist regime. high school student unions in france announced in a statement monday. and on tuesday, high schools across france were blocked they join the anti-zionist student movement. at the same time, french president emmanuel macron strongly condemned the actions of the p

national autonomous university of mexico, which is the largest university in the country a stream of students joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. in vienna, austria, glasgow , scotland, and the capital of malaysia, a number of students and other citizens held rallies in support of palestine and condemning the crimes of the occupying regime. local sources in the gaza strip report heavy attacks by zionist warplanes on barfa deir al-balah and nusirat maghazi camps. a mother and two six children were also martyred in the airstrikes in zaytoun area in gaza city. according to the gaza ministry of health, in the last 24 hours, three families were massacred and 29. martyr and injured 110 people in the west bank, and various areas of the west bank, including north hebron , ramallah, and nablus , were targeted by the zionist regime's military attacks. talks to establish a cease-fire in the gaza war continue today in cairo. the negotiations did not reach an agreement on saturday. al-mayadeen tv , quoting the palestinian resistance , stated that the reason for not reaching an agreement was the opposition of the zionist regime to the end of the attac

the national autonomous university of mexico, which is the largest university in the country, students joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. in vienna, austria, glasgow, scotland , and the capital of malaysia, a number of students and other citizens held rallies in support of palestine and condemnation of the crimes of the occupying al-quds regime. the continuation of the news, the continuation of the free insurance of decimals 1 to 5 for this year, the ceo of the insurance organization salamat said: in addition to this, other health insured persons are also subject to a special government discount. the other deciles, the 6th to 9th deciles , will enjoy the special government discount that was last year and this year , that is, our 6th decile is only 20% of the 73rd decile. we have a very low cost for one-year insurance for people in the country. for this reason , we request our loved ones who are not insured to go to our website or to the health insurance citizen systems or to go to government offices and get insurance. they must have peace for themselves and their families for a year. the second national youth award entered the st

of germany, brussels , belgium and vienna. violence escalated and the police used water cannons to disperse the demonstrators. a number of pro-palestinian students in the university newcastle, england also sat in one of the buildings of this university in protest of the war in gaza . mothers of zionist soldiers captured in the gaza strip with demonstrations in tel aviv. they demanded to close the streets, stop the war and release the prisoners. the families of the zionist soldiers emphasized that netanyahu and his cabinet do not care about the lives of the military prisoners and only want to remain in power at any cost. in the city of nazareth in the north of the occupied palestine, a protest rally against the continuation of the war in the gaza strip led to a clash with the security forces of the zionist regime. in another news, a member of the zionist regime's war cabinet said: netanyahu is in the field. he emphasized that if free elections are held in the gaza strip, hamas will win with a very high percentage of votes. according to the un report, hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims were driven from their homes in the new round of the mianbar civil war. w

of bali. so to take this on joining us from vienna, or it's called you don't, it's out. she is a professor in tourism, it's a stain dependency at the university at the institute, i should say, of terrorism at crims university. claudia, welcome at. what do you make of this new charge in venice? hello, thank you very much. well, of course, what we're seeing in van is not really surprising here. ben is, has been battling over tourism too much tourism for quite a few years now. last year bad news was close to being put on the unesco wealth heritage. a list of danger which means that the, the city of ben is, would be endangered. and of course, would we're also seeing is increasingly more tourists and on busy days nearly doubled the amount of tourist in venice as we have residence. so um the, the, the entrance fee that is uh, introduced now, is of course not surprising after other measures like banning crew ships. this is, this is not the new. okay. the advantage is trying to, i want to see and can see why they do it yet. but how is it likely to go down with tourist you think of yeah, i think that actually it will not deter torres to visit vendors

it didn't housing university and tell of eve, gideon levy also and columnist the hearts newspaper and in vienna. flooded may a vonner chief economist of the international think tank a globe. second, we welcome to each of you. thank you very much for your time. give you and i wonder if i can stop with you. what does it mean for the 1st muslim majority country to recognize the state of israel back in 1949 to now take this step of halting trade ties with israel. it has all kinds of meaning and proceed can build so beginning goal for attendance, see which way they carry more states, not only most of them ones but the whole, but at this moment they sold books and it should be more realistic that say they really that there's a ceasefire, we can get you burning. sure. and then even as one say's this band wouldn't be canceled, in any case was shown is on the is the may the step because it hasn't been the economic kind of cultural oriented and social and even military consequences. and i guess when talking about them lakes or yeah, certainly we will get onto the political and economic impacts of all of

of the reagan revolution. raised in vienna, virginia, kelly attended our lady of good council catholic school. she graduated from high school in three years and started at santa clara university. shortly thereafter, kelly began a career in august of 1994 as a congressional staffer for then-united states representative james enwho have who at that time -- inwho have who at that time -- e nhoff who at that time was running for a seat. kelly returned to capitol hill and entered a new chapter of her professional life, serving as chief of staff to u.s. congressman fortenberry. around the same time she would meet her loving husband jason whom she's been married to for nearly 18 years. that's kelly and i, not jason and kelly, kelly and i earlier this month at the capitol. kelly would continue in congress dedicating a period of time to the legislative team of louie gohmert before the beginning of a 13.5 year career as my chief of staff. as my chief, she will best be remembered as a true professional, a dedicated servant to the people of virginia's ninth district and a source of responsible leadership for my staff, colleagues and family. and i have to tell you, my wife made it a whole

while still at university, he became interested in the ideas of communism. in 1933, kim arrived in viennasoon he becomes close to the owner’s daughter, eighteen-year-old litz friedman, a communist and a jew. young people have a lot in common; they are passionate about socialist ideals and want to fight fascism. soon the ikim faces get married. the goal was this: to bring out the anti-fascists who fled from germany, from austria, to bring out the jews who fled from there. friedman's face is being watched. the nazis become aware of her underground work, her life is at risk, her arrest is a matter of a few days. he just saved her from the big one troubles, marrying her, bringing her to england, because. of course, she would have fallen into the clutches of the gestapo, but although they had a good, warm relationship, they still did not have a family life . kim returned to london with his face. the ideas of socialism do not leave them here either. soon the people recommend that their communist friends get to know their husband, an english aristocrat, better. this was an absolutely clear offer

university. in belgrade we have steven guides. he is a research associate at build rates. institute of european studies adding ban and we crossed to alexander markovich. he is head of the 2 vote off institute in vienna . all right, gentlemen, crossed off girls and a fact that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate vladimir, you were born in the soviet union. so i want to go down history lane since this is actually a program about history, a very important history for millions and millions of people around the world, particularly in russia. what was victory day, like when you were living in the soviet union as well? it was a really, really, you know, joyful a holiday. you know, 1st of all, there was a call kind of glossed out of, you know, may, these may 1st may, 2nd may, may 9. so everybody was like, spring, everybody was celebrating and you know, there was, of course, so it shouldn't be just sweet moments. my father was in the war and you know, they always, you know, when people get together there was, remember those google keel that who were not there with them. but still the mood was a very 1st year. you know, no school. you're going to watch. uh, amazing. parade and on tv a

university. in belgrade we have steven guides. he is a research associate at build rates. institute of european studies adding ban and we crossed to alexander markovich. he is head of the 2 vote off institute in vienna . i found in cross lock roles in effect. that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate vladimir, you were born in the soviet union. so i want to go down history lane since this is actually a program about history, a very important history for millions and millions of people around the world, particularly in rush.