the austrian capital, vienna, is creating a completely new district. seestadt aspern is being constructed on a former airfield on the outskirts of town 27,000 people are to live here one day. it's a testing ground for sustainable housing and living. the subway was built long before the first house was erected. it only takes 15 minutes to get from the center of the capital to vienna's newest district. it's meant to be car-free: so bikes can be 'rented' everywhere free of charge! a very important aspect was the connection to public transport, right from the beginning. the first step was excavating the lake, and then, the subway was built. the idea was that people knew from the start, they can travel here using public transport -- instead of at first taking their car, and then having to relearn their behavior and get used to taking the subway. the construction of seestadt aspern is being supported by several research teams. magdalena bürbaumer and florian pühringer are investigating in a 'mobile lab' how the residents of seestadt travel. they get the data

also lives and works while he was in vienna, where he realized his architectural of visions. and so it was important to him to stay connected to nature, so he planted a forest right outside his own front door house to these might just be the smallest forest in vienna. 20 trees in an area of 220 square meters. originally, the rabbit extravagant when did vesa intended to let calvin's grades here because he was so fond of milk. nothing came of it though. the names planning permission and the guy. so fuck off the role of the point across a loved nature and, and really spent as much time as he could in the countryside. he preferred queen to simple palaces surrounded by forest water and sunlight in vasa, but when he had to be in the city, then he made sure to bring nature into the house with him, so to speak, closet and tossed. the wood coons tells vein is an up cycling project. it began as a disused furniture factory. yep. so i can do the task so i can see if this museum . he took this late 19th century factory, which was originally built for toner and converted it according to hi

konstantin gavrilov has connections with us, the head of the delegation of the russian federation in vienna military security, arms control, ah, konstantin yuevich, i am glad to welcome you, thank you, what did you find for us, and as i understand it, yesterday you tried to do what i already said, to somehow convey our position to those who are not yet very ready to listen to us, a very interesting story, please tell us what happened yesterday, absolutely true, this hasn’t happened for a long time, here it is again, yes here it is again, chernomyrdin said, yes, uh , you know, uh, now the canadian chairmanship is leading a meeting of the forum, well, dear woman, we consulted with her, talked, well, that she is all so soft and gentle, but they are rigidly pursuing the saxon line, but we are also not blind , uh, we clearly said, guys, stop leading us around, our speakers, among the speakers, you refuse to be listened to, the speaker will speak, you invite the finns, czechs, americans, canadians, anyone, italians, experts, pseudo-experts, government officials , ukrainians, anyone but russians,

the prestigious atp-500 series tournament started in vienna the day before. sixteenth racket of the world, russian karen khachanov, beat compatriot roman sofiulin. the opponents spent just over an hour and a half on the court, 64-64. also at the tournament in vienna all our top men's athletes will perform. singles, this andrey rublev, daniil medvedev, who took the title in vienna last year and aslan karatsev. let me also remind you that last weekend aslan karatsev played in the final of the tournament in tokyo, lost there, but due to reaching the final , the record for the number of finals with the participation of russians at atp series tournaments within one calendar year was updated. this season, russian tennis players have already reached 17 finals. mixed fighter. turned to ufc president danny white with a request to organize a rematch against brazilian johnnie walker. in your social account networks magomed ankalaev wrote about the desire to put an end to this confrontation, which has become fundamental. a sensational incident occurred last weekend in ab

we’ll talk about it with permanent representative of russia to international organizations in vienna mikhail ulyanov, he is in direct contact with the studio, mikhail ivanovich, hello, well, the state duma approved the withdrawal of ratification of the nuclear testing treaty, what does this mean in practice? well, in practice, this means that article one of the treaty, the law of the 2000 federal law on ratification, all other articles of the 2000 law remain in force, they remain relevant, we are talking about maintaining... the nuclear weapons complex in good condition, caring for personnel, scientific centers, maintaining test sites in proper condition in the event of a possible resumption of nuclear testing, which will change, you know, for the treaty to enter into force, it must be ratified by 44 states from a certain list that was compiled almost 30 years ago, all have ratified now there will be nine with our participation, in this category, in addition to russia, there will be the united states of america, the people's republic of china, egypt, israel, iran, india, pakistan and

in his hometown of vienna, he transformed an old factory into a museum, which he also called home. we went behind the scenes for a sneak peak aloud, only to a select few hidden behind this wednesday, co facade of all kinds of secrets. we talked to austria and alexander the much know who should slide on some of the pretty common and concepts. welcome to the twins house being the 100 class and museum. i'm alexandra match. now i'm an art historian . so anytime captivated by the utopian edition, that 100 fossil realize sharing a phone for him, it was not only about architecture, but also about the celebration of life. but he was mainly concerned with the ecology and how to inhabit urban spaces in harmony with nature. so i guess i'll show you some features we haven't seen yet. let's go in company. she takes us all the way up to the roof of the one to invest a building, a privilege reserved for a select few. this is the highlight of the house 100 process rooftop apartment talk about a normal museum ticket would cover this inside of 2 of the steps lead to the form of private department of

it increased flights to vienna instead, but each mobile parade to avoid a phone has also given up on hungary, telecoms from sold its subsidiary in the country to an oligarchy. i'm the hon. gary and government. after the letter implemented a special tax. increasingly, for in firms of finding it harder to operate in some sectors and hunger is prime minister clicked a whole bunch on his government are responsible, says the problem and to reopen the session. so so in many cases we already saw that all the guards and friends of the prime minister and friends of the government. they take over companies by force, either by taxing them and uh, and then uh, just buying them for cheap because they can stay on the market or using other method method. monica whole maya and other members of the european parliament recently met with members of the hon. gary and government and also spoke with the opposition managers and business representatives. they got to hear how only foreign companies from germany, austria and funds targeted with taxes in the construction industry. a complex combination of taxe

at the prestigious atp-500 series tournament in vienna , andrei rublev reached the second round.rld number five andrey rublev , beat australian representative alexei popyrin in two sets. in the first game, everything was decided in a tiebreaker, which rublev won with a score. 7:5, and losing on his move 0:4, the score of the second set was 6:4, on the back end the rivals spent just over an hour and a half. in the next round of the tournament in vienna, andrey rublev will play against italian matteo arnaldi. if rublev wins this match, he will guarantee himself participation in the final tournament of the year. it will take place in turin in mid-november. basketball, now it's official, russian defender alexey shved will continue his career in china. the swede signed a contract with the chinese club shansei long. in the near future, alexey shved will receive a visa, fly to china and join his new team. the basketball season in china has just begun, so far, alexey shved's team has played only one match. but let me remind you that alexey shved spent the last two seasons at cska moscow,

sasha, good morning, what are the details of the championship in vienna?, well, first of all, daniil medvedev is defending his championship title there, he won the trophy there last year, in general, all the top russian tennis players perform there in the men's singles . let's start with hockey, in the kgl regular championship, the next three matches took place on monday: lokomotiv-yaroslavl and petersburg ska met each other for the third time this year. zone. so far, all matches between these rivals end with the same score of 3:2. twice with that score lokomotiv won the day before 3:2 victory for ska. as part of roman rotenberg's team , vladimir alistrov scored a double, and sergei tolchinsky scored the most beautiful goal in the match. he made a turn around the locomotive zone, beat almost all his opponents and threw a match. for lokomotiv, this is already the fourth defeat in a row. this is the longest losing streak of the season. due to this defeat of the locomotive. moscow spartak has strengthened its position in first place in the western conference

quite packed uh, they are a square i believe, if i'm not mistaken, not too sure, but it's live from viennato you package actually of uh a report i should say of different parts of the world that they had rallies which are more in the works, we understand that uh obviously people are watching the masaker that's taking place live from viena there. many to have come out to show the support for the palestinian cause uh many of these people are familiar with it um i'm sure buse throughout the years we have seen how they have come out in droves but uh this time around is different they need to show their support for the palestinians because a different type of narrative is being uh laid out there by the western media by many respects uh we uh are privileged to have uh with us let's listen a little bit to what's happening in vienna before we turn to richard falk'. okay, that gives you a sense. richard falk is the former un special reporter on the situation of human rights in the palestinian territory, whose joins us from istanbul, rejoins us actually. wir falk, flashback here, do you recall opera

it's based in vienna, austria. it has 57 country in it. everybody in europe, all the balkans, all the baltic states, all the scandinavian countries, all of eastern and western europe. it even goes into central asia. but the the russians are in that organization. the ukrainians are in that organization. the turks, greeks, people all throughout the balkans, the serbs and, of course, naturally every week when i was there i met personally with the quad. the quad is a french, the chairman's, the americans and british. we all understood what team were all on by the way, how we are trying protect the people of the west and really of the world by putting forward i western values. osce the organization for security cooperation in europe stands for the elimination of the old cold war, the extension of human rights, arms control which is not going so well right now, and the ability to really project safety, security and peace. but we have to stand for western values, and right now the ukraine were a course is a threat to the. >> host: in 2019 and 202

b, r 3 and capital vienna is creating a completely new district position. dot bestbuy is being constructed on a former air field on the outskirts of town. 27000 people are to live here one day . it's a testing ground for sustainable housing and living. the subway was built long before the 1st house was erected. it only takes 15 minutes to get from the center of the capital to vienna's newest district. it's meant to be car free, so bikes can be rented everywhere, free of charge. and 7 very important aspect was the connection to public transport right from the beginning, the 1st step was excavating the late, and then the subway was built. the idea was that people knew from the stop, they could travel here using public transport instead of it 1st taking that call and then having to rely on that behavior and get used to taking the subway it on the, on the construction of the study. aspen is being supported by several research teams . magdalena, group, lima, and slowly and cooling out are investigating in a mobile lab how the residents as they should travel. the

here is a suicide note to vienna. him for strength, so to speak, before suggesting the murder of your husband to your mistress, uh , you... sleep well silga berg, listen, i no longer intend to endure these humiliations , let's get out of here, it means you're sleeping, and maybe it wasn't by chance that berg sent his wife to london, maybe the dead man felt that his deputy was muddying the waters behind his back, uh, the main thing is don't be nervous, i'll leave, just don't go anywhere to within an hour, they will come for you, wait, why did you come, can i look at your shoes? after all, you were wearing them at a construction site when they shot at the boy, and there, you know, there’s dirt everywhere, and stars, chalk, and you trampled a fair bit there, by the way, in this folder it’s also written in detail about these marks, but most importantly, this is a flash drive, and you know what’s on it, there’s a recording on it from surveillance cameras that are located opposite the construction site where you, as i repea

178 states, but nevertheless, the treaty, it has all... attributes, the secretariat is located in viennas a system for monitoring nuclear tests, this is a network of seismic , that is, defato it operates, yes, it operates, radionuclide, infrasound and hydroacoustic stations, plus 16 certified radionuclide laboratories, 137 facilities around the world, on territory of russia, 32 objects of this system, which, so to speak, function, transmit information to vienna, well, as far as i remember from my previous service, all this comes from vienna, so to speak, directly from washington, they, so to speak, are mostly american specialists there , so all this information is duplicated to the americans, by the way, this system was created mainly with american money, so if we want to say so, just demonstrate our displeasure to world public opinion, yes, we will revoke the ratification and then we need suspend the system, the work of the monitoring system on the territory of the russian federation, they are still operating, they are operating, yes, they are working, everything is in working condition

in the next round of the tournament in vienna, andrei rublev will play against italian mateo arnaldi. he will guarantee himself participation in the final tournament of the year. it will take place in turin in mid-november. basketball, now it's official, russian defender alexey shved has signed a contract with the chinese club shanxi lunks. coming soon alexey shved will receive a visa, fly to china and join their new one. team. the basketball season in china has just begun, while alexey shved's team played only one match. alexey shved spent the last two seasons at cska moscow. the contract with muscovites ended in august of this year. in the national basketball association. another season began last night. in the opening match, defending champions denver played against the los angeles lakers. before the start of the game, denver basketball players received championship rings. denver won in the opening match of the season with a score of 119:107, serbian center nikola jokic, the most valuable player of last season’s final, scored a triple-double for denver. for the lakers , lebron jame

b, r 3 and capital vienna is creating a completely new district. the shot pass spun is being constructed on a former air field on the outskirts of town. 27000 people are to live here. one day . it's a testing ground for sustainable housing and living. the subway was built long before the 1st house was erected. it only takes 15 minutes to get from the center of the capital to vienna's newest district. it's meant to be car free, so bikes can be rented everywhere, free of charge. and 7 very important aspect was the connection to public transport. right from the beginning, the 1st step was excavating the late, and then the subway was built. the idea was that people knew from the stop, they could travel here using public transport instead of it 1st taking that call and then having to rely on that behavior and getting used to taking the subway. i figured on the, on the construction of the study, aspen as being supported by several research teams. magdalena, group lima and slowly and cooling out are investigating in a mobile lab how the residents as they

form continued when he beat top seed daniil medvedev in three sets to win the erste bank open in vienna world number four won, and he started well in vienna by taking a tight first set on a tie—break 9 points to 7. medvedev hit back by taking the second, only for sinner to come through the decider 6—3 to win his third atp title in the last three months. i think today was completely different than the last time because i made more volleys there today. he was waiting a little bit more for my play and then — then, i had to adapt. and i'm very happy about this. i'm very happy about i handled it, especially situation, so yeah, it was a very, very good match today. and finally, peru's kimberly garcia thought she had set the world record in the women's 20km walk race at the pan american games but it was voided after organisers of the largest multi—sport event in the continent said the times of the race were annulled due to "a measuring "problem" in santiago's 0'higgins park. they blamed the association of pan american athletics for the mistake. athletes believe the distance they actually compl

ralph, i've chan at vienna university. times schollhammer. ralph, i've chanat vienna university.ity. thank you very much for your thoughts. now, folks, coming up, we have a treat for you because we're going live to new york for the fallout from harry and meghan's latest trip to manhattan. and we'll have a look at what it really means to be stuck sharing a with your once your a house with your ex once your relationship has ended . can't relationship has ended. can't imagine. i'll see you . >> he made ten changes. >> he made ten changes. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> well , come back to radio. >> well, come back to neil oliver live with me, darren grimes. now i want to talk to you about this pair , harry and you about this pair, harry and meghan. they're really keen to clean up their image and, of course, clean up the environment . but perhaps they need a better pr team because they gave their critics another auburn goal. this week when they used gas guzzling seven car convoy to take them on a journey around one single oil block to attend an event in new york cit

and he started well in vienna by taking a tight first set on the tie—break. nine points to seven.taking the second only for sinner to come through the decider six three to win his third atp title in the last three months. i think today was completely different than the last time because i made more volleys there today. he was waiting a little bit more for my play, and then then i had to adapt. and i'm very happy about this. i'm very happy about i handled it especially situation. so yeah, it was a very, very good match today. and finally, peru's kimberly garcia thought that she set the world record in the women's 20 kilometres walk race at the pan american games. but it was voided after organisers of the largest multi—sport event in the continent said that the times of the race were annulled due to a measuring problem. in santiago's o'higgins park, they blame the association of pan american athletes orathletics, rather, for the mistake. athletes believe the distance they actually completed was more like 17 kilometres. well, that's it for me and the sports team. as always, there is

everyone will also perform at the tournament in vienna our men's singles tops.niil medvedev, who took the title in vienna last year, and aslan karatsev. let me remind you last weekend that aslan karatsev played in the final of the tournament in tokyo. aslan lost there, but due to reaching the finals he renewed. within one calendar year. this season, russian tennis has already reached 17 finals. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. you know, it’s such a thrill when you start a tank engine for the first time, you just feel this power, family, when i decided to come to donbass, they thought i was completely crazy, seventeenth, please go down to the intensive care unit, they asked, they called, well, ready, not ready, as if not ready, as if always ready. just as women made a big contribution in the great patriotic war, so now women do a lot, here, where i am as a medic, for example, as a driver, i can probably bring them more benefit than i will sit in the office at the computer when she just comes to you will come up and even just hug and say that we

the last stop on my visit to vienna is an intergenerational apartment block. the apartments are small, but there are also communal spaces and a roof garden and to, to a strong sense of community. that's not how we do some use this within sustainable living because we borrow things from each other and then the people ask for instance, hey, can i boy u i n 2 and i just have my grandson visiting this. and so i needed a coat, a baby rocha and a hi to drop this off. and i was able to borrow everything. so that was great. yeah, i can easily get both women move to the start. i spend from much bigger apartments in the inner city. i move neither have ever regretted all the buildings in the 1st construction phase had been state subsidized, which is why so many young families live here. the next development phase will see the construction of private leave finance departments. lots interest houses. they shed at aspen is a work in progress and learning, evolving and flourishing. the village of green that we had almost forgotten farmer what caused the way to it. but then as

brussels uh so uh prior to that when we came in with you richard falk we had one in italy and then vienna came into the picture and not brussels and of course uh many others to have sprouted around the world you know when when when uh the west sees this in particular the us audience perhaps it's in quite a stark contrast to what they're showing on their screens and maybe they may portray anyways or act as if this is a shock factor for them uh how much how how big role does the media play here in order to at least uh give narrative that uh a minimum is balanced? uh, i think the media plays an enormous role in uh, giving state propaganda, kind of authoritative uh foundation that uh ignores the kind of... footage and behavior that has been exhibited in this in your program, that's not shown by the most influential a print and tv media platforms, so you have a state propaganda that more or less reflects israeli, maybe even more uh is more uh uh close to dissenting views. at least in israel you have herret's a major newspaper that is challenging what netanyahu is doing in gaza and holding him

but it was impossible to defeat russian troops in europe, which took warsaw, budapest, kenyasberg, vienna fulton, usa, chergil pronounced the famous the speech that marked the beginning of the cold war between the west and the ussr. during this war, england. and inevitably simmered down hot local wars. intervention in vietnam, burma, indonesia and greece in the 60s, aggression in malaya , the korean war, confrontation in southern arabia , conflicts in kenya, kuwait, cyprus, oman, jordan, yemen, egypt, the soviet crisis. only the existence of the ussr on the planet did not allow england and the usa to establish their own world order during this period. unfortunately, this was the result. the collapse of the british empires. england became the junior partner of the united states. however, this does not mean that england has ceased to be an enemy of russia. plans for the destruction of russia are still alive and well today. the british demanded an independent moshatovskaya because it would allow british petroleum to create a new transport corridor for caspian oil. british hysteria sounded lo

but as others know really because of the election of karl luger, hitler's hero as mayor of vienna. but he suddenly gets into his head that he is going to create this movement. now, there were zionist, of course, before herzl, but herzl makes statesmanship the centerpiece of zionism. he creates a zionist congress, and he says, if you want us to be recognized, a people with political aims, we have to act like that. we have to be able to come in to the courts, kings and emperors and popes, and speak on behalf of the jewish people. but remember, this is a man who goes when he's seized with the idea of the jewish state and publishes the jewish state, he speaks to the rabbi, the chief rabbi of vienna chief rabbi of vienna comes to see him and he finds that there's a christmas tree in theodore herzl's house. that's where he was at this point. that's where he was. and then he begins this mysterious journey and dies, you know, a couple of years, the 20th century. but he writes at in basel, as he's sitting in that hotel room and you can all stay in the same hotel where he stayed. it's called

however, defeat russian troops in europe. which took warsaw, budapest, kenyasberg, vienna and berlinlready in 1946, in fultan, this is the usa, cherzhil made a famous speech that marked the beginning of the cold war between the west and the ussr. during this war, england almost continuously started hot local wars, intervention in vietnam, burma, indonesia and greece, and aggression in the 60s. did not allow england to establish the usa during this period, its own world order. the result, alas, was the collapse of the british empire itself. england became the junior partner of the united states. however, this does not mean that england has ceased to be russia. plans to destroy russia live and are appropriated to this day. the british demanded an independent moskhad eskeria because it would allow british petroleum to create a new transport corridor for caspian oil. british hysteria was loud during the georgian aggression in south ossetia in 2008 regarding the crimean spring 2014. britain's initiative in kindling has been especially noticed recently. conflict in ukraine. transfer of lon

in 1854 in vienna and budapest. the first such book was printed using the hebrew alphabet, it could bee book, a kitchen book, a cookbook, it’s true, it was written in german, in hebrew letters, the book world for 100, this story himingu, his eternal rival faulkner called the best, this time he knew perfection, the old man and the seas, right, let's try tattoos for 300, the word tattoo comes from the language of the inhabitants of this island, who at one time hospitably hosted the expedition of james cook. the word tattoo comes from the language of the taite people. tattoos for 200. members of this criminal community are prohibited from displaying their tattoos anywhere except at shinta festivals. yakuza. yes, viola for 300. after the collapse in 1444, this bridge rebuilt, again from wood, but the operating principle of the barometric version of this device is based on measuring atmospheric pressure, it’s an altimeter, that’s right, an altimeter, that is , an altimeter, the lower the pressure, the higher the altitude, alt for 400, code in the bag, 1.300 you have, 300 for kirill, 2,900 f

budapest, kenyasberg, vienna and berlin were impossible.ning cold war, between the west and the ussr. during this war, england almost continuously started hot local wars, intervention in vietnam, burma, indonesia and greece. conflicts in kenya, kuwait, cyprus, aman, ardai, yemen, egypt, the soviet crisis, only the existence of the ussr on the planet did not allow england and the united states to establish its own world order during this period, the result of which, alas, was the collapse of the british empire itself. england has become a junior partner of the united states, but this does not mean that england has ceased to be an enemy russia. plans for destruction. russia lives and happens to this day. the british demanded independence for the moscow ichkeria, because this would allow the britozh petroleum company to create a new transport corridor for caspian oil. british hysteria sounded loudly during the georgian aggression in south ossetia in 2008 regarding the crimean spring in 2014. recently, britain’s initiative in inciting the confl

also joining us is richard methurst, journalist and commentator from vienna. gentlemen, welcome to you both. sami ramadan, let me first start with you. i can't help but start with the uh question that is very hard to ask, and that is the fact that as we speak, israel, i'm sorry, the gaza strip is being bombed by israeli regime forces and uh gazans lives are being lost uh right and left uh, we just spoke to our correspondent prior to coming. on and he said that their bodies that are just being brought in and uh that unfortunately the numbers could be lot higher than what is being reported, i believe we're talking about roughly 900, but you know when there's nothing that is available to the palestinians there from the officials to the first responders to what have you, it's hard to tell how many palestinians have died, um, why why is that part of the story not being um highlighted in the way that it truly deserves? to be when it comes to the media is is pro israel and has been hiding the facts about the plight of the palestinian people for the past 75 years actu

winter coming of age novel by austrian writer, tonio, shocking tonia, checking out the and elite vienna boarding school. the most famous in the country, housed in a former hapsburg residence. here in the mariana, the children of the elite are prepared for high level careers and political office . i can certainly say it's a world where appearances matter and you want to present yourself not only as rich, but as educated as the cost. and so you want to have a pinch of education sprinkled on top of it. however, it's not really about education, but about consolidating social status of sophistic. this is where to find himself after his parents divorce. stranded between snobbish classmates and a despotic teacher. in his name and tell as in someone who charges in and challenges authority from the start. and then i can keep if he tries to muddle through morgan. but as the novel continues, that becomes more and more difficult, except the as time goes on till finds himself in the cross hairs of the administration, his teacher, and the antiquated educational system, then his father dies till check

the prestigious atp-500 series tournament started in vienna the day before; in the first round match,acket of the world , russian karen khachanov, beat compatriot roman safiulin. 6:4-64 on the court, the opponents played just over an hour and a half. also at the atp-500 tournament in vienna all this andrey rublev, daniil will perform medvedev and aslan karatsev. let me also remind you that last weekend aslan karatsev played in the final of the tournament in tokyo, lost there, but due to this reaching the final, the record for the number of finals with the participation of russians at atp series tournaments within one calendar year was updated. this season, russian tennis players have already played in the hay. danny white with a request to arrange a rematch for him against the brazilian johnny walker. in his account on social networks, magomed ankolaev wrote about his desire to put an end to this confrontation. which has become fundamental. let me remind you that a sensational incident occurred last weekend in abu dhabi, at the ufc 294 tournament. the russian struck his opponent with

yeah, and get this to toppa. luna is fascinating and disturbing at a university in vienna. the character researches female authors whose families immigrated, begin to dr. it on the construction of femininity, but she gets everything up for magnus, including her friendships and career when he hits or she understands, and even identifies with her abuser. let's keep it so this is honestly, i admit that i screamed like on a spit to the new month. if someone had done that to me, i probably would have also pushed them out and slammed the door in their face when the 2 flame to look not to raise the more suddenly explores the depths of an abusive relationship and a protagonist, as readers were confronted with our own and the author's prejudices then obviously looking at this issue, that's when i realized that i too have judged the victims. i've thought it's their own fault or i would never be like that. but the truth is that i would be the end and their place. i'd be like them going to be a very so difficult truth in luna or half a life to raise the a more that helps us see how lit

this year i was with my kalizhanka with the old woman gulnara abdulaeva at one of the conferences in viennaand our panel was devoted to crimea, and the conference was devoted specifically to the war in ukraine. and professor-doctor of the university of vienna, mr thomas nemen said the following phrase to me, which i remembered, he said that crimea, in the context of crimean-tatar history and culture, is generally absent in the european academic space, in europe, and it seems to me that this is just right this is the way for the de-occupation of crimea, the study and reinterpretation of the history of crimea through the content of the crimean tatar identity, so to speak. that is , my answer to your question is more like this, let's say academic, because in our consciousness, in the ukrainian, in the political, in the cultural, in the historical dimension, there are a lot of different stereotypes, stereotypical ideas that are connected with crimea, with the crimean tatars , because... i worked, well, very actively, yes, we talked about, i listened to our previous panelists, and i absolutely a

, remove the eight-bladed knife that is in the vienna museum, sew it up, make patterns, and it fitss , again, there is one more point , about which, it will still be more than five hours of conversation, this aesthetics and style. that is, yesterday there was such a very interesting passage about whether there is ukrainian culture, whether it is rural or urban, so here is the ukrainian military tradition, and ukrainian military culture, it has always been at the highest level, unfortunately we got carried away, time ran out, an extremely interesting dynamic panel, thank you, vasyl pavlo, volodymyr skorostetskyi, volodymyrovych and maria makhivnychuk, i pass the floor to my colleagues, watch the espresso channel for more. we summarize the informative morning in ukraine in khrystyna porobiy works in the news studio. the occupiers launched an airstrike on a critical infrastructure facility in kherson. previously, they dropped two guided aerial bombs. the head of the kherson city military administration, roman mrochko , reports that the enemy attacked around 10 am with a difference of 3

before, we will talk about the militarization of europe with the head of the russian delegation to viennaes of military security and control over weapons, konstantin gavrilov. konstantin eriovich, well, how can it be, the europeans are succumbing, yes, a small country, denmark, 500 -something million dollars, well, if you count it in dollars, but - the americans also participated, a symbolically rich country of 150, well, this is traditional, they are for current weapons they do, but i would like to start our conversation , this is where the prime minister of ukraine says that in general there is a shortage of shells everywhere all over the world, ukraine has raked it out of all warehouses, and this topic needs to be discussed again once again is rising, the possibility of producing such weapons and not only ammunition, in ukraine, that’s... how serious do you think this is, is it being seriously discussed in europe now? hello, first of all, to you, alexander anatolyevich, to everyone who is watching us, yes, they are really trying frantically, i will emphasize the word, trying to repleni

to austria next and a pro—israel demonstration was held in vienna.ront of the historic hofburg palace and was attended by high—ranking government officials and prominent public figures. staying in vienna, hundreds of pro—palestinian demonstrators gathered in defiance of a ban. the police had refused to grant a permit for the rally but chose not to disperse the protesters. in south africa, members of a palestinian support group held a protest outside the united states consulate injohannesburg to show support for palestinians in gaza. demonstrators rallied in toronto in canada in support of palestinians. although prime ministerjustin trudeau posted condemning demonstrations he said were taking place in support of hamas. finally hundreds ofjordanians took to the streets of amman waving palestinian flags in a show of support of gaza. a large percentage ofjordan's population is made up of palestinians. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. as we go through the next couple of days, the weather is changing. for many of us it will turn that bit colder

to austria next, and a pro—israel demonstration was held in vienna.ed by high—ranking government officials and prominent public figures. just staying in vienna for a moment where hundreds of pro—palestinian demonstrators gathered in defiance of a ban. the police had refused to grant a permit for the rally, but chose not to disperse the protesters. to south africa next, where members of a palestinian support group held a protest outside the united states consulate injohannesburg to show support for palestinians in gaza. demonstrators rallied in toronto in canada in support of palestinians, although prime minister justin trudeau posted, condemning demonstrations he said were taking place in support of hamas. finally, hundreds ofjordanians took to the streets of amman, waving palestinian flags in a show of support of gaza. a large percentage ofjordan's population is made up of palestinians. now, the armed wing of hamas says it has freed an israeli woman and her two children who it had been detaining since its attacks inside israel. with me is said shehat