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talk in vienna, very good afternoon to facebook. you know, so the account was blocked because of prohibited content has facebook explains what was the supposedly offensive material that's really interesting. so it will go from friday page. i can talk and waiting might be technical mistakes or something was too late and the yesterday we resend this claim to the facebook and to the ministry to help us minister for appears to help the formulation claim. and they made it to we haven't received any explanation from them. nothing gets for me, it doesn't respond to the rules of the media. it said, it was very funny for us because we think lately we have a phone not only in the facebook but didn't take it in because it was the discussion. so around to the security situation, nothing. we didn't put there. neither was correct because legal issues and system and that assume the most sort of administer for us. and if it ministers, ministers, minister, maybe 2 ministers in your knowledge of the development of the situation. and it was, it was re

my guest is an adviser to iran's negotiators in vienna, mohammad marandi.f a nuclear deal can't be done, how real is the danger of a catastrophic war in the middle east? mohammad marandi in vienna, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show. now, you are in the austrian capital with the iranian negotiating team, us negotiators are there too, but it does look as though efforts to revive the international deal on your country's nuclear programme are running out of road. why is that? the americans are dragging theirfeet, and so are the europeans. they left the deal. from the very beginning, they violated the deal, then they left and tore up the deal. they imposed maximum pressure sanctions on citizens in iran, killing people — intentionally — and that's basically waging war by other means. and now the iranians want the sanctions removed, and in orderfor the deal to work, the other side has to accept removing sanctions. they can't have their cake and eat it, too. so what we're seeing is that the americans and the europ

and there is an delegation here in vienna from south korea speaking to the americans. and they also met with the iranians here on thursday to discuss how to move forward and how to overcome at some of the hurdles that they have about paying or on in the foreign minister pointed out that this would be an example. it would be assigned by the americans that they are serious about returning to the nuclear deal. and of course iran would also do the same in terms of limiting its nuclear activities and returning to compliance. scientists are sailing to a giant glazier in antartica to get a better idea of how much is being impacted by climate change. they'll use underwater robots to get beneath the weights glazier. that's referred to as the doomsday glazier, because it would raise global see levels by 65 centimeters if it collapses and melts. research already shows its hemorrhaging more and more ice. glass is enormous, a 192000 square kilometers, which is about the size of person. karen haywood is a lead scientist on the projects and explains what they're trying to one cover.

and 8 round of talks is underway in vienna with iran wants guarantees. the us sanctions will be lifted on iranian oil sales. voters that m i c h round the vienna negotiations, put them back on the right track, and a good agreement can be reached if the western parties possess the real will. and intention. lifting sanctions means lifting all forms of sanction stipulated in the nuclear agreement on the sanctions that trump re imposed. and that contradicts terms of the agreement. and the latter is in disputed negotiations. we demand guarantees that include not imposing any new sanctions and not re imposing sanctions after lifting them onto any pretext. we see that the simplicity practical model for this would be when it comes to exporting oil and obtaining revenues through our banking system. there's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. home, we hear good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions center. although said jibari is in vienna for us for the re

the eighth round at discussions are resuming in vienna.talks are between germany, the uk, france, russia, china, as well as iran. since the united states pulled out of the deal, tehran has increased its enrichment of uranium and restricted inspectors. sanctions introduced in response have hit iran hard. at present, it is shaping less than a quarter of the oil it did in 2018, and the drop in exports has meant economic hardship for many iranians. reporter: hope is in short supply in this commercial district of old tehran. as the talks in far-off vienna drag on, even small items on offer here are getting more expensive by the day, to expensive for many. most people we meet don't dare to speak out about politics and those who do are disillusioned. >> if they don't reach an agreement, it will be young people like me who pay the price the economy is in a shambles. there's no work and even if you find a job, everything is so expensive. >> even if they sign a deal, nothing much will happen. i don't think anything in the next year or two will have

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there's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. one we have good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions with them . daughter jabbar a report from vienna. this is the 1st interview. they newly appointed foreign minister has given to an international and use outlets and he seemed quite optimistic. he said that at the talks are still ongoing. it's a good sign that this round is much different than the previous round because the technical issues and the logistical issues they had over the agenda has been resolved this around the 8th round is now moving forward with what they are actually going to be deciding about in terms of how the sanctions will be lifted and which sanctions and the foreign minister was very specific about iran's position and gave some very am it good examples of what they're looking for when they say iran wants it sanctions this anxious to be lifted. he explained that the sanctions that were so host to be listed under to 2015 nuclear deal as agreed

preparations are under way for the grand dance event, part of the ball season that takes over vienna, over a50 grand balls take place, and thousands of people descend on the city to get all dressed up and dance the night away. these preparations are for the blumenball, or flower ball, an event for 3000 guests. a team of 250 people have spent a week getting everything ready, and today they are busy decorating the hall with 80,000 flowers. translation: 200 years ago, common people were allowedl to dance for the first time. before that, it was a privilege of the nobility alone. the viennese people were enthralled, and that popularity continues to this day. over 300,000 people attend the city's balls each season. but no two events are the same. they can be anything from grand affairs in the city's imperial palace with formal dress and classical music, to modern dance parties where anything goes. this season of events also represents big business for the city, boosting the viennese economy by around 200 million euros each year. this is perhaps not surprising when the most sought—after eve

so how are events they're likely to be weighing on these talks in vienna? well, i think they will be intertwined with what is happening with ukraine. i think the russian perspective will be that look, our forces were wanted what they were asked for. and they went into a country that was in the middle of a very serious conflict. and they were able to maintain peace and order there. and as we heard from the catholic president, there was a huge psychological impact that those troops had. and they were seen according to the russians, as a peacekeeping force. and they were able to maintain order and law in a country on the brink of very serious conflict. and, and the talks in vienna, we'll be looking at how the russian true presence across along the border border with ukraine. it can be looked at in terms of the concern, the international community house, as well as the ukraine, about a possible increase intentions and hostilities with that country are all based on their desire to join nato. and i think the russians will use what's happened in kazakhstan to poin

that's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. home, we have good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions on center mo, dosage about recovering the talks in vienna. hi, dall. so what do you reckon is this sir? a good sign, but, you know, positive noises coming out of the iranians here. certainly, i think it's important because this is a 1st interview. they newly appointed foreign minister has given to an international and use outlets and he seemed quite optimistic. he said that at the talks are still ongoing. it's a good sign that this round is much different than the previous round because the technical issues and the logistical issues they had over the agenda has been resolved this around the 8th round is now moving forward with what they are actually going to be deciding about in terms of how the sanctions will be lifted in which sanctions and the foreign minister was very specific about iran's position. and he gave some very, an a good examples of what they're

in the eyes in india and christa leaves the folk music of norway behind to attend a grand ball in viennae can lift your spirits, it can also tell a story and perhaps nowhere as intricately as india, which is where henry headed to meet the kathakali dancers of kerala, who not only use their bodies but their faces to tell a story. to learn more about kathakali, i've come here to meet a man whose family have been performing the dance for the past hundred years here in cochin. mr devan! how are you? welcome, welcome. good to see you! this is your theatre! amazing. central to kathakali is the complex ritual make—up, which turns the performers into supernatural beings, gods and demons. the process of applying the make—up can take many hours, and here in cochin, it's applied in front of the audience, and forms part of the performance. drumming. there's a singer who sings the stories... the river flowing! ..and the drummer, who supports. drumming. the dancer translates these songs through movement of eyebrows, eyes, eye muscles, lips, fingers, footwork. drumming. and all these stories come from

his grandfather having pansy the 1st conducted his initial experiments in this workshop in vienna. he was a mechanic of surgical instruments and an inventor using a glass both filled with water. he was actually planning to enhance operating room lighting. oh hm. ankles for the hud. my grandfather invented the snow. god bought pure chops up in the crucifix. he happened to find some semolina in his mother's kitchen, and he tossed some in the bowl of water and it soaked up the water and floated down to the bottom of the boat, very slowly shaped them to you. he thought it looks like it's snowing in this class ball cindy's career. that's how the idea was born for the snow glow. pretty sneak. his grandfather found a miniature version of the basilica in marie at sal and austrian pilgrimage site. he painted a pedestal with shoe polish and glued on the church, setting it in a glass globe in 1900. he applied for a patent down the world's 1st snow globe. the flakes fluttered down gently. thanks to the viennese formula. yes, men. my father was the 1st to produce the mixture of snow that we use

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peter chuck from the university of music and performing else vienna. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. my so called green hydrogen is one of the most promising hopes for a global de carbonized future. hydrogen can be burned without tom in the environment, but he's only classified as green hydrogen if it's produced using renewable energy sources. so the race is on to find viable ways to do that. and leaders on the german island of helical land out in the windy north sea think they may hold the key hillock or lens. mere york singer has a vision, a pretty big 1. $1000000.00 tons of green hydrogen are to be produced off the coast of his small island. he calls the project aqua enters the idea. 800 wind turbines provide energy for water. electrolysis directly on the platform, the hydrogen produced flows through pipelines to the island. and the mainland for the required industrial facilities. illegal lands port is being enlarged with landfill. the gorse in those, the lodge steel and chemical industry urgently needs this hydrogen and as quickly as p

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. >> the protests come as a nuclear talks are dragged on in vienna.iden should not give concessions at the talks but help the iranian people instead. >> the iranian people are ready and willing to pay the price to bring down this regime. i think both the united states and the international community should recognize the desire of the iranian people for eight democratic secular non- nuclear republic. and instead of trying to engage they should engage the iranian people and the organized resistance. and of course deny the regime the lifeline that it needs to keep its grip and power. >> one person who knows the regime all too well as barry rosen one of the 52 american hostages held captive and i run back in 1979. this thursday march the 71st anniversary of their releases. mr. rosen always good to see you. all remember what you and your colleagues went through. first the nuclear deal. what is your sense of this of the regime's thinking? what advice you have for the biden administration what should we do? >> i believe clear negotiations and nuclear deal ar

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ron, as the talks and far off vienna rec, on even the small items on offer here are getting more expensive by the date, too expensive for many. most people we me don't dare to speak out about politics and those who do i disillusioned. and you're in that have all, if i don't reach agreement, then it will be young. people like me who pay the price 7. i'm as economy is in a shambles every month. there's no work. and even if you find a job, everything is so expensive when you're young. carney's got on garage with one another. my get only me buddy in cash offer quantity. even if they sign a deal, you nothing much will happen normal your, i don't think anything in the next year or 2 will have a positive impact on my life. it should resemble your manner or your father or because it was the foreign ministry leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hard lang government took over sanctions relieve remains of pressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low.

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the business owners old us, that the measures that have been taken by vienna, a taking them pretty much to the wall killer elderly. it's definitely extremely sad cuz we had to remain shut down for half a year during the last long locked down, revealing all the required applications for subsidies. cost money is required to help with tax consultants and every new lockdown or new applications, new subsidies. it's exhausting. sometimes help becomes extremely late, some people and upon the rocks, after all over himself, salary tutor. i played full financial support during the 1st wave for my application wasn't even onset. i think they've just been overloaded with the count . works as an excuse, but i think it was just like that was in following waves. i received help but received it with a delay and it wasn't very clear what amount of money i could count on his been very hard. it's very hard to plan anything or staying in austria coll niana. the austrian chancellor has confirmed that his government is pushing ahead with its plan to introduce mandatory vaccination at the beginning of february

it protest by any stretch. athens, helsinki, london, paris, stock comb and vienna are all seeing tens of thousands of people hitting the streets. now in these light fixtures here, you can see all the crowds we understand. they are there in the vicinity. but you have to understand how these people feel in vienna, austria now with a vaccine mandate that goes to define mandate. we'll have to pay over $3000.00 euros every single month. now we've got protests in all major european capitals at the moment. but how do these people feel when in england bars johnson has just eradicated all coven restrictions in england? no copay, passport, no copays past no mosques, no mandatory vaccine mandates, no social distancing. so you understand why these people might feel like they're getting the short end of a stick here. when some countries like england, for example, are dropping all their cobra restrictions. now we are getting reports here, unconfirmed right now, of possible vandalism happening in brussels against the shops on line. some people are saying it's not the protestors, but it is members fr

ah, just after 11 am in vancouver, 9 pm in vienna and 11 at night, here in moscow this monday, january the 17th. welcome to the needs are france is leading europe once again in terms of daily kobe case loads, talking up more than 270000 infections. in 24 hours. the figures come as anger over them. a chronic government's new vaccination pass was meant to write across pars the the the pictures don't quite show it, but sundays pro chance saw thousands hit the streets. it came right after the national assembly gave its blessing to the soon in vaccination. it will mean only those who are fully job will be allowed access to things like restaurant some. it replaces the current less strict health system under which a negative test was sufficient. and it's not only from spent seen on rest over coven restrictions in the past few days. there have been major flare ups in the netherlands, grace, and in germany. ah . ah it's been a record breaking 24 hours in germany and not in a good way when you look at the 7 day indices. that's the the number of infections of cove at 19 per 100000 of the populati

this comes as massive protests against covert continued across europe in vienna. there were fumes and a lot of noise as protest as demonstrated against the vaccination and against covert restrictions. here in germany, in the city of magda burg, thousands of people took to the streets. however, ah, that seems to have violent with the police using tear gas and battens to try and disperse the crawl. there were scenes of protests in many other cities across the countries, including the capital, the lin at the same time, the german hotel and restaurant association has issued a statement saying that these latest restrictions are a disaster for businesses and have a negative impact, particularly on restaurants. who rely heavily on wilkins and they have urged the government to provide urgent assistance. the beatles are being guided by the latest message from the world health organization stating that although the latest variant only con is list severe than the previous variant of delta, particularly amongst those people who have been vaccinated in no way. can it be classi

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. prime minister repeated warnings that time is running out. dosage of already now with more from vienna there is a south korean delegation that's arrived in vienna led by the country's vice minister of foreign affairs. they are holding meetings with various parties. of course, south korea is very important in all of this because they are one of the countries that is holding on to anywhere between $7.00 and $9000000000.00 of iranian funds in their country as a result of us sanctions. iran was one of the main suppliers to south korea when it comes to oil. as a result of us sanctions, in 2018, the south koreans hasn't been able to pay or on for the purchases. they've made of iranian oil. amongst other things, this is why as the delegation is here, they're holding discussions with the americans and this could be viewed as a positive step. we still don't know if they will meet with the iranians, but as the 8th round of talks continue, there is a sense that all sides really want to achieve a result as quickly as possible. but the iranians have said that they're not going to sacrifice the resu