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thus winter snows, an hour heating turkey, that because turkey import over 90 percent of his energy and for turkish businesses . the story is also believed. they are warning that they are fearing that people will no longer be paying their bill, so they are holding off paying their invoices. and on top of that, they're soaring, a raw material prices and a heating costs and even turkeys exported, who have been tremendously well out of the claps in the currency. they are wanting that this uncertainty and chaos is leading them not to expand their production because they don't know what's gonna happen next. and that will be a dash, oppressive nerd one who is pinning this crap in the currency to boost the country's economy. we'll talk just a little bit about there in terms of his popularity. how do people view president to airlines role in the lira cray says will turkish or economy has been struggling all year and that has hit prison. earth one's ratings in his ruling aka party. but this late is cracked in the last few weeks of the currency which has seen a clap over 35 percent in 30 days. ha

he made his family an overnight sensation across turkey. miss was my mother's story reflects the social and economic reality in turkey. and though that's probably why it drew so much attention or scottish, many church see themselves on her concessions that when many families have gone through much the same things we did in the office, they let some of them have had an even harder time popular although 3 decades ago, wine out of 3 women in turkey were illiterate. today the right has been cut to 6 percent most to can't breed and right. are older women in rural areas like us, the immigrant, the immigrant escaped poverty through education, to thank their mother. her sons have built her a modern house, but she still prefers to bake her bread in the turban or clay oven in the courtyard . the way she used to in the village the children come to visit their parents as many weekends as they can. they say that from their mother, they learned discipline piety and decency and pride in their origins. even if that wasn't always easy, still electrical hast

what sectors in turkey can benefit the most stand to benefit the most from trade with africa? well 1st of all, we can say for sure that the construction sector is one of the things that is really, really important in relationship, but also other sectors than just the text on industries. but also the defense industries. right now the thing is tell as one of the countries that have a good technology in terms of drone technology anyway. and we have seen in the recent days and weeks, many countries trying to seal deals with the turkish, a government in order to purchase drone. we have example to be fuel. here we have example nigeria, urine, public. recently, we have a deal with one target private firms to buy a. all right, mr. money, masoud with the think tank. the institute for strategic thinking, excuse me, thanks very much for joining us. lovely or shift gears a little bit, go to germany. ross goose is a traditional holiday dish in the country. but this year there's a problem. bird flu is raging on the viruses even been found in wild birds in some parts of germany. and that's t

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and turkey's economic woes are turning books into a luxury. publishers and customer say they can barely keep up with rising prices. hello and welcome to the show i'm seeing busy in berlin. what's being held as a milestone for europe. the swedish battery cell maker, north vault has officially begun production at its facility in the countries north . that makes it the continents 1st homegrown battery cell production line for customers like volkswagen, volvo, and b, m w. that's good news for their plans for the coming years. just 200 kilometers south of the arctic circle this factory and will, if they all produced its 1st battery cell. this week, the location was chosen because it's near important sights of renewable energy production in northern sweden, including hydro electric power, intended to compete with the u. s. electric car giant tesla and asian producers of lithium ion batteries. the site is expected to produce enough batteries to power $1000000.00 electric vehicles every year. north vault expects to make its 1st deliveries to commercial customers. in early 2022. the company has

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thus winter snows an hour hitting turkey that because turkey import over 90 percent of its energy and full turkish businesses, the story is also believed. they are warning that they are fearing that people will no longer be paying their bills. are they off holding or paying their invoices? and on top of that, they're soaring, a raw material prices and the heating costs and even turkeys export to $2.00 of them tremendously well at the collapse in the currency. they are wanting that this uncertainty and chaos is leading them not to expand their production because they don't know what's gonna happen next. and that will be a dash, oppressive nerd, one who was pinning this caps in the currency to boost the country's economy. we talked a little bit about fair in terms of his popularity, how to people view president to air to one's role in the lira cray says will turkish, her economy has been struggling all year and that has hit a president. earth one's ratings in his ruling aka party, but this latest class in the last few weeks of the currency, which has seen a class over 35 percent and 30

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what sectors in turkey can benefit the most stand to benefit the most from trade with africa? well 1st of all, we can say for sure that the construction sector is one of the things that is really, really important in relationship but also other sectors than just the text kind of industries. but also the different industries right now. because turkey is now presenting itself as one of the countries that have a good technology in terms of drone technology anyway. and we have seen in the recent days and weeks, many countries trying to seal deals with the turkish and government in order to purchase drone. we have example to be fuel. here we have example nigeria, news your public recently. we have a deal with turkish private firms to buy a lease, or i'm a ceremony masoud with the think tank. the institute for strategic thinking, excuse me. thank you very much for joining us. well, let's shift gears a little bit. go to germany. roast goose is a traditional holiday dish in the country. but this year there's a problem. bird flu is raging, and the virus is even been found in wild birds

we'll look at why that so of speech, despite the pandemic, am, don't talk turkey to countries tumbling currency, providing attractive opportunities for neighbors looking to snap a bargain. um daniel went out welcome to your business update. as bookings took off this holiday season, airlines thought that their share prices would be fall flying high to but as all micron cases saw thousands more flights were cancelled on monday. since christmas eve around 8300 flights have been grounded and tens of thousands more to late. many airlines have reported staff shortages due to on the chron spikes. more than 700 commercial flights. it's scheduled for tuesday have already been cancelled, according to the website flight aware, and with few flights on scheduled airlines, the inconvenience of covey restrictions, high end business travelers are looking for alternatives. being able to choose when you want to fly, as well as who you want to fly with. are obvious advantages. during the pandemic industry bodies estimate the number of seats airlines could offer passengers. harvard in 2020. that means mor

so turkey will now be very good. exporting countries towards african nations. all right, that's a very rosy picture and a very dire situation there in turkey, given the falling rates of the lira. but perhaps that would be good for those who are selling to the country. what sectors in turkey can benefit the most stand to benefit the most from trade with africa? well 1st of all, we can say for sure that the construction sector is one of the things that is really, really important in relationship, but also other sectors than just the text on industries model. so different industries right now because tricky is now presenting itself as one of the countries that having good technology in terms of drone technology anyway. and we have seen in the recent days and weeks, many countries trying to seal deals with the turkish, you know, a government in order to purchase drone. we have example to be fuel. here we have examples, nigeria, urine, public. recently, we have seen a deal with one target private firms to buy errors. all right, mr. romani masoud with the think tank.

one out of 3 women in turkey were illiterate. today the rate has been cut to 6 percent most who can't read and write are older women in rural areas like osley immigrate. the immigrant escaped poverty through education, to thank their mother. her sons have built her a modern house, but she still prefers to bake her bread in the to boone or clay oven in the courtyard. the way she used to in the village the children come to visit their parents as many weekends as they can. they say that from their mother, they learned discipline piety and decency, and pride in their origins. even if that wasn't always easy. what is the electrical hostile before a school assembly for the national holiday? my son gurkin one said to me, please tell the teacher, i'm sick she by amongst se offer on mother on. she didn't want to go because he was ashamed that he didn't have a dress shirt. you don't forget things like that. when i toss it, we can get it. tricky that will be our mother will write a book. i haven't yet. she has gone through so much and accom

in turkey, everything is imported. now when i see the imported paper is a big part of the problem, global supply chain issues had already made the raw materials for book paper more expensive. but turkey's unique inflation problems aren't helping when the value of the lira falls. so does the purchasing power of turkish buyers for foreign goods. as a result, each book becomes more expensive to produce in rossville. if you print the 1st run and let's say your book is doing well, you've calculated all your costs and decided it would cost $30.00 lira the book sells. well, you do a 2nd printing in the same week, the price goes up to $35.00 lira. then for the 3rd or 4th printing on the god knows how much it will cost not to go back to publishers said they're already planning to put out your books in the next year. it's an effort to minimize risk as the turkish economy teeters on the edge. and finally, 2021 has been a year of supply train problems while a cold spell in the sea of japan has caused a different kind of back up wi

that is turkey. as recently as 30 years ago, up to a 3rd of all women were affected as le grew up in poverty near the city of van. and she made a lot of sacrifices to ensure that her children got a good education. now she too wants to make up for mist time. in the course of her life as li emory has made more loaves of flatbread than she can count. she had to feed at 10 children. she had no time left over for learning. she never went to school, want the shuttle that i was married at age 15 and had my 1st child at 16 to know it's always been about surviving. it's. we only owned a single cow. now with her granddaughter zayna to help, she sits at the living room table every day to learn how to read and write a syllable by syllable word by word the 60 year old is exploring a new world of i'm sick of always asking other people how to get places when i can't read the signs for the buses. this with the sort of general from gentle body boy and then began. grandma came to us one day and said, now i want to lea

and we'll talk turkey the countries tumbling currency, providing attractive opportunities for neighbors looking to snap up budget. and daniel went out welcome to your business update. as bookings took off this holiday season, airlines thought that their share prices would be fall flying high to but as all micron cases saw thousands more flights were cancelled on monday. since christmas eve around 8300 flights have been grounded and tens of thousands more delayed. many airlines have reported staff shortages due to on the chron spikes. more than 700 commercial flights. it's scheduled for tuesday have already been cancelled according to the website fly to wear. and with few flights on scheduled airlines, the inconvenience of covey restrictions, high end business travelers are looking for alternatives. being able to choose when you want to fly, as well as who you want to fly with. are obvious advantages. during the pandemic industry bodies estimate the number of seats airlines could offer passengers. harvard in 2020. that means more than 2 and a half 1000000 fewer seats. private aviation in

in turkey, everything is important. now if you took the imported paper is a big part of the problem. global supply chain issues had already made the raw materials for book paper more expensive. but turkey's unique inflation problems aren't helping when the value of the lira falls, so does the purchasing power of turkish buyers for foreign goods. as a result, each book becomes more expensive to produce. meanwhile, sphere puke, you print the 1st run and let's say your book is doing well. you've calculated all your costs and decided it would cost $30.00 lira the book sells. well, you do a 2nd printing in the same week, the price goes up to $35.00 lira. then for the 3rd or 4th printing on the god knows how much it will cost not to go left. publisher said they're already planning to put out your books in the next year. it's an effort to minimize risk as the turkish economy teeters on the edge. and finally, 2021 has been a year of supply train problems while a cold spell in the sea of japan has caused a different kind of back

and we'll talk turkey. the countries tumbling currency, providing attractive opportunities for neighbors looking to snap of august. i'm daniel winter, welcome to your business update. as bookings took off this holiday season, the airlines a thought that their share prices would be fall flying high to. but as all micron cases saw thousands more flights were cancelled on monday since christmas eve around 8300 flights have been grounded and tens of thousands more to late. many airlines have reported staff shortages due to on the chron spikes. more than 700 commercial flights scheduled for tuesday, have already been cancelled according to the website flight aware, and with few flights on scheduled airlines, the inconvenience have covered restrictions. high end business travelers are looking for alternatives. being able to choose when you want to fly, as well as who you want to fly with our obvious advantages. during the pandemic industry bodies estimate the number of seats airlines could offer passengers. harve

now turkey's currency has fallen 60 percent against the dollar this year. the government of president edwin has struggled to make it an orthodox economic policy work lowering interest rates despite inflation spiraling out of control that hits the pockets of the average turkish person. however, for tourists from neighboring bulgaria and greece, it's a chance to snap up products at bargain prices, gloating hair at the border city of it in ah, it's a smooth process crossing the turkish border. here's a deer. now. the border guards are well used to day trippers by now. 20000 visitors come to a deer and every week by car bus or train, especially the weekend when they pack out the bizarre, she will maze glutton took it as a group. it's more convenient for me to shop here, a buy clothes and food and whatever we need for the children and grandchildren for christmas. bulgaria is much more expensive than here. if you ask how much love we exchanged, i exchanged $500.00 left. it's plenty for all of us for the new lisa to set the vision stevens us each key to love one l

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she herself is a literate, like men, older women in turkey. but honestly, anybody knows that learning always pays off. the focus on europe next on d w. their importance to the economy is huge. but getting hold of them is often a dirty business. critical commodities make us mo bile make our smartphones smart. how can today's global hunger for lithium cobalt and more the satisfied made in germany in 60 minutes on d, w. o. o does a war and eternity time . it can be measured precisely. and yet everyone experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time. time ah, the phenomenon a dimension, if we know we won't live forever, an illusion. about time presenting futures past starts december 31st on d. w with hello in a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe and in this edition of the show, we look back on some exciting a surprising and moving stories from the past year. above all, we want to revisit some of the people who made a special impression in 2021, such as young roma, women singing against child marriage and for equal right

d. faced with the invasion of turkey by the saracens, italian sailors took saint nicholas his coffin to the city, bari enshrining his remains in the main church. then a french crusader brought his relics to a small town in la hen named san nicolai depot. here every year on december 6th, his followers gather and sing to commemorate his birth. ah in addition to resurrecting the 3 boys saint nicholas his life was marked by numerous acts of generosity. he became the patron of children and a bearer of gifts. but be warned. although saint nicholas brings gifts, he's also the one who punishes michigan the those are for black, grew up in a suburb of luxembourg city, who are nope on that night as well. and esau slippers in front of our bedroom door read about dow in the morning. we look and sometimes we'd find a little stick, which meant deserved a spanking and no present day in fe. see because her father had a large, a sticky spine because if need be, who, hey, give you have a man. we usually received a little mozambique or something like that or the must. but the gift was small. come sunday

ah, the tomb of the mom is a must visit for old she i it's as to most and turkey a mom raises is older more popular because he's the only islam religious leader to be buried in iran. ah home on up to that is i wanna get rid of all the wanted in about as a child i came here with my parents. that's when i decided to volunteer at the e memories a shrine. oh for them for rosie passion, because out of that a job role normal, you get a shot. the most important task of a volunteer is to guide the pilgrimage. ask you something by the way, from all your house. there's good movie to i'm ruble also. you shall, as it is, a religious sized main mission is to ensure their security. i'm calling because i didn't want to amber. aud ombudsman, i'm at auto ball. although you're both sean, that you have more to man. i v a law he with the number for the help of this from rose on the other one up about 20 to 30000000 people visit the site every year. on holy days, up to 2000 volunteers, i called for back up to inform and guide the visitors most and knows how to manage the crowds that flood in for the major

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in turkey, everything is imported now and i see the imported paper is a big part of the problem. global supply chain issues had already made the raw materials for book paper more expensive, but turkey's unique inflation problems aren't helping when the value of the lira falls. so does the purchasing power of turkish buyers for foreign goods. as a result, each book becomes more expensive to produce middle school. if you print the 1st run and let's say your book is doing well. you've calculated all your costs and decided it would cost $30.00 lira the book sells. well, you do a 2nd printing in the same week, the price goes up to $35.00 lira. then for the 3rd or 4th printing on the god knows how much it will cost to go back to the publisher said they're already planning to put out your books in the next year. it's an effort to minimize risk as the turkish economy teeters on the edge. and finally, 2021 has been a year of supply train problems while a cold spell in the sea of japan has caused a different kind of back up with merchandise check this out. dozens of cars have been caked in ice, u

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ice command who ordered the attack was said to be abdul alba, ali iraqi, who wiggly travelled between turkey and syria, over the days and weeks that followed the information became more solid and was deemed reliable by agency experts. federalists is came to light. the approximately 45 year old man was described as having a full bead and organized as the activity of ins in germany. for weeks police and intelligent services had reliable indications that germany's worst islamist terrorist attack had been ordered by somebody. and yet their response was to search the internet for the man without any concrete results. later, a parliamentary inquiry would examine the security authorities, mistakes and emissions. benjamin sasa, lawmakers from the free democratic party, asked about the tip off. at the intelligence official in charge described the late as trivial and not have any value. the investigative committee was not convinced. in the fall of 2020, an official admitted that federal police had not investigated it much further. my hot stronger man, we'd already taken notes that this tip was probabl

in turkey, everything is imported now and i see the imported paper is a big part of the problem. global supply chain issues had already made the raw materials for book paper more expensive. but turkey's unique inflation problems aren't helping when the value of the lira falls, so does the purchasing power of turkish buyers for foreign goods. as a result, each book becomes more expensive to produce. meanwhile, sphere puter, you print the 1st run and let's say your book is doing well. you've calculated all your costs and decided it would cost $30.00 lira the book sells. well, you do a 2nd printing in the same week, the price goes up to $35.00 lira. then for the 3rd or 4th printing, only god knows how much it will cost not to go left to publishers said they're already planning to put out your books in the next year. it's an effort to minimize risk as the turkish economy teeters on the edge. and finally, 2021 has been a year of supply train problems while a cold spell in the sea of japan has caused a different kind of back up with merchandise check us out. dozens of cars have been caked in

ah, and armenians who fled the genocide in turkey for iran, also sought refuge here. ah, today the orthodox monastery has a new neighbor, a muslim, sunny village, another symbol of the peaceful coexistence of religious communities in iran. a young muslim man from the village, tense to the monastery. ah, monday rou, saw lawn, i work for the iranian cultural heritage organization, corum of a job career. how them i'm a technician. i tend to the renovation of and maintaining the building. i was a goes by basically do i make all the necessary repairs to the masonry and the electric score them i will have them. i also tend to the cleaning about the vantage army. kelly saw a church is the heart of our village who saw him out of the church, the village and the villagers are bound to each other like the links of a chain. i'm getting for them. lulu once a year, the tete takes over daily life in the village. the monastery is a place of pilgrimage for orthodox armenian christians. adomonion bahati thought was a shower that armenians gather here from around the world. michelle to

next year they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. and a reminder, the top business story we're following for the our airlines are continuing to struggle as staff colon say come thousands of flights have been cancelled, weld white. meanwhile, us firms are calling for a change to cope with isolation rules to reduce the impact and you're up to date with dw business. i'm daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team stay healthy state site. continue against a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us so long for the ride. it's only about the perspective culture information. this is dw, and d, w made from mines o at piece laurie says injury simone, a city that never rest hotel coast between well and failed with stories where people come together. they wouldn't normally talk to each other. the american colony hotel in 45 minutes on w o. a is increasing every year in many im gonna working on lunch with holiday destinations drowning in plastic white. we read wine. take a look at the causes with every year of the export

ah, here we are in turkey and his home town, myra, now called demarie. as you can see in the big square a statue of santo was erected in his native land. this statue connect santa claus to saint nicholas and in this church, a fresco recount the moments when nicholas his life. ringback turned into legend. since then, bishop nicholas has become the patron saint of a great many cities. when he died, all kinds of wonderful mythology sprang up around him so that he became in time the most important saint in heaven. next to the virgin mary's, he had the power of flight. he could magically fly. he also had the power to be in several different places. at the same time. he's the patron, saint of prisoners, sailors, butchers, children, and of the french province of la haine. it, oh, oh, fall, falcon, france. every one knows the legend of the 3, his children that a wicked butcher owner, wicked, and cheap it, depending on the vision, wanted to cut into pieces and put in the soap barrel like pigs. and after 7 years, saint nicholas came in to the in all to butcher sho

oh, in 1087, ab faced with the invasion of turkey by the saracens, italian sailors took saint nicholas his coffin to the city, bari enshrining his remains in the main church. then a french crusader brought his relics to a small town in la hen named san nico la depot. here every year on december 6th, his followers gather and sing to commemorate his birth. ah, in addition to resurrecting the 3 boys saint nicholas his life was marked by numerous acts of generosity. he became the patron of children and a bearer of gifts. but be warned. although saint nicholas brings gifts, he is also the one who punishes ring on the those are 4 black, grew up in a suburb of luck. some will exhibitors who are nope on that night long esau slippers in front of our bedroom door freedom at dow when in the morning we look and sometimes we'd find a little stick which meant deserved a spanking and no present day in fe. see by course our father had a large a stick, he's fine because if need be who, hey, give you have a man. we usually received a little mozambique or something like that or the must. but the gift was

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she herself is a literate, like men, older women in turkey. but honestly, anybody knows that learning always pays off. the focus on europe. in 60 minutes on a d, w. a there, i'm david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex lou. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. did over your books on you turn. this is d w. news asia coming up today is special. look at china's growing power this year, both at home and abroad. the man behind that dr. his shooting pinged his control over china's direction is nearly absolute and puts him on course to be one of the most powerful leaders in china's modern history. under his rule, china has taken a strong hand in shaping society and trying to silence those who speak out against those in power. and it has shown it's muscle when it comes to its intentions for taiwan. how are europe and germany handling a rising china? ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. 2021 was a big year for chinese liter sheeting pain at the communist parties annual meeting this fall. he was sym

we had to turkey for a ride on a historical street car is temple and we find out how people around europe decorate their homes for the festive season. flying like a bird has always been a dream for many people. that's why we see dare devils throwing themselves out of airplanes or jumping off cliffs with just a sheer piece of cloth floating over their heads. well, there's another way for adventurers to get closer to the clouds, and that's in a 2 seated open air flying machine. you're a max report, her actual prima facie learned how to fly one in just a single day data data. mike's on the runway and taking off with you're in charge. it's cool. ah hey, there, i'll accepts him of easy and here's my challenge for today. i have to learn how to fly this thing in just one day, including take off and lead all by myself. i've never flown anything myself, especially not such an open air haley cup that type of thing that looks quite difficult to handle. i don't. hello, i'm access there. hello axel, i'm johan. was you? my flight instructor can always been right oklahoma and today we're going to fly. t

the shrine is of real tone within the town. sheltering one of the largest most in the world. molson turkey works there as a volunteer dedicated to the visitors and pilgrims, he embodies the tradition of his lands, hospitality and solidarity. mambo chanda says m. o. i tried to adapt my lifestyle to e. martinez. i was teaching, just refresh my memory as i said, don't get mad at people be kind to every was just don't ask for anything, but don't get tired of others requests. what you wish for yourself, what we should also for others the tim of the mom is a must visit for old she i it's as to most and turkey. a mom raises is older, more popular because he's the only islam religious leader to be buried in iran. ah, pull that up to that cuz i wanna get rid of all the water in about as a child. i came here with my parents. that's when i decided to volunteer at the memories, a shrine for them by the passion, because out of that a job role normally that a shot, the most important task of a volunteer is to guide the pilgrim just asking is having mother from all your house. there's good movie to honor

oh, in 1087 ag. faced with the invasion of turkey by the saracens, italian sailors took saint nicholas his coffin to the city, bari enshrining his remains in the main church. then a french crusader brought his relics to a small town in la hen named san nicholas depot. here every year on december 6th, his followers gather and sing to commemorate his birth. ah in addition to resurrecting the 3 boys saint nicholas his life was marked by numerous acts of generosity. he became the patron of children and a bearer of gifts. but be warned. although saint nicholas brings gifts, he is also the one who punishes michigan the those are probably grew up in a suburb of luxembourg cities who are nope on that night. as long as your critique slip is in front of our bedroom door freedom at dow, when in the morning we look and sometimes we'd find a little stick, which meant deserved a spanking and no present day in fe. see, because her father had a large, a stick, he's a spine because if need be, who, hey, give you have a man. we usually received a little mozambique or something like that or the must. but

we know that one of the most critical spokesman is now living in turkey. we know the formation of the us book community historically it's, it's one of the strategies of the protesters and the denial to come up with the situation. but what, what is now relevant is to observe what happens in these colonies. is there further radicalization are they producing propaganda so and we need to link it to the multiple forms of protests in the immigration. it's one part of the social media offer a lot of of possibilities to create these parallel societies and communities. you said that it's just one part of this protest. it does it tell us something important about the intensity of the opposition here in germany and other countries, or is it french, how would you look at it? no, we would say that this is one element and may be the last step in the process of radicalization . so the, the one group is leaving the country. the other group are further radicalize in, in to into a polarized ideology and into violence. when we speak about radicalization, i speak about a radi

we had to turkey for arrive on a historical street car is temple. and we'd find out how people around europe decorate their homes for the festive season. fly like a bird has always been a dream for many people. that's why we see dare devils throwing themselves out of airplanes or jumping off cliffs with just a sheer piece of cloth floating over their heads. well, there's another way for adventurers to get closer to the clouds, and that's any 2 seated open air flying machine, duramax report her actual prima easy learn how to fly one in just a single day. a day to day to mike's on the runway and taking off with your in charge. it's cool. ah hey, there i'm accepts him. i've easy and here's my challenge for today. i have to learn how to fly this thing in just one day, including take off and lead him all by myself. i've never flown anything myself, especially not such an open air. a haley cup that type of thing that looks quite difficult to handle. i don't. hello, i'm access there. hello axel, i'm young. you my flight instructor can always been right okl

the shrine is of real tone within the town, sheltering one of the largest most in the world. molson turkey works there as a volunteer dedicated to the visitors and pilgrims. he embodies the tradition of his lands, hospitality and solidarity. mambo chanda says, am i tried to adapt my lifestyle to e. martinez. i was teaching, just refresh my memory as i said, don't get mad at people be kind to every was just don't ask for anything but don't get tired of others requests. what you wish for yourself, what we should also for others the tim of the mom is a must visit for old she i it's as to most and turkey. a mom raises is older, more popular because he's the only islam religious leader to be buried in iran. ah, pull that up for that cuz i wanna get rid of all the wanted in about as a child. i came here with my parents. that's when i decided to volunteer at the e memories, a shrine for them by the passion, because out of that a job role normally that a shot, the most important task of a volunteer is to guide the pilgrim. just ask you something badly from all your house. there's good movie to hon

some report say come from china, turkey and iran. however, it has been achieved. diplomat. see the withdrawal as a positive move. so in fact, if we do see a movement of to grand forces back into to t. great, that is something we would welcome. it's something we've called for. and we hope it opens i the door. i too, am i to broader diplomacy that lead follows an international effort to get negotiations in place amid questions about human rights abuses. our office continues to receive credit will reports of severe human rights violations and abuses by all parties. the humanitarian impact of the conflict is increasingly dramatic. perhaps those violations might now abate and with the debris of war strewn across the country and civilians emerging from the crossfire hopes the piece on the ground are beginning to develop. although despite their withdrawal, the t p i left could still have the capability to fight again. so if you can work out what's going on there with william davidson who's a senior ethiopia analyst with the international crisis group. he was both in the field for

meeting is supposed to cement strategic and long term ties. turkish foreign minister said on friday, turkey has expanded his presence in the continent with kate infrastructure and health care investments, as well as energy and military deals, as well as humanitarian aid defense lawyers, in the trial of british social aguilar, maxwell have rested their case in her sex abuse trial in new york, the lawyers spent 2 days presenting witnesses. maxwell declined to testify calling the prosecution's case unproven. she denies grooming, under age girls for abuse by the light. pedophile jeffrey abstain. from 20 trapped miners have been rescued from a flooded coal mine in china's chant. sheep province, 2 others were confirmed dead. the men had been trapped for nearly 2 days. state mediate said more than 400 rescues had been racing the clock to reach the minus or garage door. in the philippines typhoon ry has killed at least 19 paypal and left massive destruction. one governor says her on a province has been leveled to the ground. the storm passed into the south china save friday night after rampaging th

this week unwell stories, spain roads clear for school children, turkey, the street duck brady is an internet star that we start in indonesia, whose beautiful landscape usually attracts visitors from all over the world. the district curve at 19 requirements at a tearing tourist, even on the island of bali. it's a magical way to start your day. hike up to 1700 meters and mount patuto body will reward you. hundreds of tourists from across the world used to make this trek every morning ronald, but who do you go before the pandemic? it was so crowded here that i had no seats left, but now people rarely go up to the volcano. it's tough to deborah the indonesian island is technically open to foreign visitors, but only from certain countries. and a long list of covered 19 restrictions upon arrival has cost international travelers to stay away. its domestic visitors that have kept struggling hotels alive. well, domestic is definitely has the strongest help for us because we know that international border is not happening any time soon or yet, maybe a few months after. ah, it is actually, we

as turkeys lera keeps tumbling will meet the bulgarians crossing the border to profit from their better buying power and demand for private jets has hit new heights during the pandemic. we'll hear why. business travelers have been ditching commercial flights. this is d to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. you are energy crunches. fueling tensions with russia. moscow has denied restricting gas deliveries to its neighbors, insisting that to blame for their own problems. like a natural gas pipeline has been running in reverse from germany to poland, after russia stopped flows in the other direction me while western europe is sourcing extra supplies from the u. s. as the energy crisis. difference. this earthquake in northern holland was recorded on surveillance cameras over 70 quakes have been recorded and groaning in this year. court fosten still remembers one strong quake in 2012. i was sitting behind my desk on, on a desk chair with her with wheels underneath and i was moving forward and backward for about 20 centimeters. so it's really shaken. what's happening h

we had to turkey for arrive on a historical street car is temple. and we find out how people around europe decorate their homes for the festive season. flying like a bird has always been a dream for many people. that's why we see dare devils throwing themselves out of airplanes or jumping off cliffs with just a sheer piece of cloth floating over their heads. well, there's another way for adventurers to get closer to the clouds, and that's in a 2 seated open air flying machine. you're a max reporter, actual prima easy learned how to fly one in just a single day data data. mike's on the runway and taking off with you're in charge. it's cool. ah hey, there, i'm accepts him of easy and here's my challenge for today. i have to learn how to fly this thing in just one day, including take off and lead him all by myself. i've never flown anything myself, especially not such an open air. a haley cup that type of thing that looks quite difficult to handle. i don't. hello, i'm access there. hello, axel, i'm johan. was you? my flight instructor can always been r

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part of ios is intelligence om, he's responsible for tax at kill dozens of people, such as here in turkey. he claims to have for food, i deem was careful not to incriminate himself in the christmas market attack. but he confirmed ob ibarra played a central role in planning terrorist acts in europe. as the right hand man of senior leader, up mohammed al agnoni. according to i, dean, a barbara and iraqi is the man behind the mosque. directly at a non his side mazda of mama 1009. if up non, he wanted to send someone to germany or france, for example, or other lock. he was asked whether he thought the person be trusted, a kid or the on the youth of wood, but the explosions in 2014 and early 2015 were all organized under the supervision of abu, but our oligarchy and rocca will not topic that's a fact. we bought out our can and western intelligence services, know it as well as i do to get your video on what the list of products i will note when and i will yoletta and nani, the terry strips chief strategist was killed in the u. s. military drone strike 4 months before the attack in berlin, his d

as turkeys lira keeps tumbling will meet the bulgarians crossing the border to profit from their better buying power. and demand for private jets has hit new heights during the pandemic. we'll hear why. business travelers have been ditching commercial flights. this is d to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. europe's energy crunch is fueling tensions with russia. moscow has denied restricting gas deliveries to its neighbors insisting their to blame for their own problems. like a natural gas pipeline has been running in reverse from germany to poland, after russia stopped flows in the other direction. meanwhile, western europe is sourcing extra supplies from the u. s. as the energy crisis deepens. yes, this earthquake in northern holland was recorded on surveillance cameras over 70 quakes have been recorded and groaning in this year. court fosten still remembers one strong quake in 2012. i was sitting behind my desk on, on a desk chair with her, with wheels underneath, and i was moving forward and backward for about 20 centimeters. so it was really shaken. what's h