i'm in switzerland, going bonkers for bunkers. oh, wow — look at this! it's right in the middle of this massive complex, isn't it? and you'd never know if you're just driving through. sightseeing nonstop. absolutely spectacular mountain views. on a train breaking new ground. this is where the magic happens. and up high in the alps. up here, it's peaceful. the views, you don't get this out of a aeroplane window. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from switzerland — or, more specifically, the international balloon festival in the swiss alps. we'll be taking a bird's—eye perspective on that later on. but in the meantime, let's head to zurich for something a little more underground. i'm on a journey from switzerland's capital, beginning with a drive two hours south—west, because i've heard that all around this country is a vast network of bunkers — some of which are open for travellers to explore. among them are old military forts, which you can still see hidden in the mountainside. glorious view. ..if you have a sharp eye.

for many travelling to switzerland, the matterhorn is a must. the mountain's striking pyramid shape has drawn serious climbers for years. but to get close to its peak, you don't have to work up a sweat. the gornergrat bahn, also known as the matterhorn railway, is the highest open—air railway in europe, offering views of the matterhorn from the peak of nearby gornergrat. and if you're coming here in summer, there's still plenty to enjoy. the annual montreux jazz festival kicks off at the end ofjune and lasts for two weeks. it began in 1967, focused on jazz, but now features a wide range of musical acts, including blues, rock, pop and hip—hop, attracting 200,000 visitors. it's known for its iconic setting on lake geneva and its long history of hosting top musical talent from around the world. this year's programme will be unveiled in the spring. still to come on the travel show... you know, when you take off, you never know where you land and when you land. woo! ..i try a balloon festival like no other in the swiss alps. this word gets used a

no. ..i'm in switzerland going bonkers for bunkers. oh, wow, look at this. it's right in the middle of this massive complex, isn't it? and you'd never know if you're just driving through. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from switzerland, or more specifically, i'm on a journey from switzerland's capital, beginning with a drive two hours southwest, because i've heard that all around this country is a vast network of bunkers, some of which are open for travellers to explore. among them are old military forts, which you can still see hidden i'v e i've been given a pen that tells me there is a bunker basically here somewhere. it's camouflaged so that is going to be a trick finding it. this stretch of mountainside looks like every other stretch of mountainside for miles and miles this stretch of mountainside looks like every other stretch of mountainside for miles and miles in the right direction. we are in the right place. he shouldn't search for military bunker still in use, but what i'm looking for is something else. in recent deca

switzerland isn't short of an impressive train ride or two. offering views of the snow—capped alps, the latest is the goldenpass express. and it's got a surprising secret. i'm travelling between interlaken and montreux, and it's fair to say the main drawcard of this journey is what's outside the window — these absolutely spectacular mountain views. but this train itself is actually really interesting and it's all to do with — this is technical, so bear with me — the rail gauges. that's the distance between the rails. in 1916, this awe—inspiring route was completed, connecting montreux on lake geneva to the vibrant city of lucerne. travellers could ride in style through the beautiful bernese alps and witness some of the most stunning scenery in the world. but for years, passengers had to get off and change trains mid—journey to accommodate for when the rail gauges change — notjust to a different width, but also a different height. but now, travellers can make the entire journey on just one train, thanks to some clever engineering.

i'm in switzerland, going bonkers for bunkers. oh, wow — look at this! it's right in the middle of this massive complex, isn't it? and you'd never know if you're just driving through. sightseeing nonstop. absolutely spectacular mountain views. on a train breaking new ground. this is where the magic happens. and up high in the alps. up here, it's peaceful. the views, you don't get this out of a aeroplane window. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from switzerland — or, more specifically, the international balloon festival in the swiss alps. we'll be taking a bird's—eye perspective on that later on. but in the meantime, let's head to zurich for something a little more underground. i'm on a journey from switzerland's capital, beginning with a drive two hours south—west, because i've heard that all around this country is a vast network of bunkers — some of which are open for travellers to explore. among them are old military forts, which you can still see hidden in the mountainside... glorious view. ..if you have a sharp ey

we teach switzerland in a very safe way, and then in switzerland also we were hosted by our swiss family. that's because right now, the sure mans we were hosting for 3 months and a half who gave us a lot of positive and take space for us to express our pain. so i always say the kindness of the people think that the me and my family because with their kindness, with their genuine act of compassion, when you were able to regain all this positivity and resistance that we do have now . and i just want to share with you people on social media and are you tube chat funding you a lot of support. this is a tweet coming in thing. the story of a young girl, palestinian ukrainian housing and refugee. she lived in lebanon. none of the ukrainian she's living in europe twice, the drama experience of being a refugee. so certainly just clarifying for our audience that you are really a voice of authority on this issue of refugees. and so that i wanted to give you some encouragement. there are people agreeing with a lot of what you're saying. i am curious, alexandra, you know, if we think about it, it fee

just because i didn't have that many passports and now be coming to switzerland. and just in 10 days i was able to have and receive good i to work. and that really makes me wonder and feel wild like from one side, i had them living as a union refugee who was denied from a lot of fries. and now as a ukrainian refugee, i was more privileged, and this is something i was sharing with my switch from the woman who had hosted us for 3 months in the house. we were sharing and talking about this. and we do recognize that in human psychology that people in europe are more compassionate ukrainians. but this is something just next door to them. but also that doesn't mean that up humans. we should be helping everyone out including post unions and ukrainians. no, i'm not so well articulated. i mean, i have to also ask you, i'd be remiss not to ask you. it seems like the world, despite the enduring circumstances, young people in ukraine are going through. there's a lot of support for the resistance. there's support generally in the world for the resistance, the right to resist a

it's the largest wild animal on the continent in switzerland. they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test hurt has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in the natural habitat. in the canton of zillow torn, the buys are being kept in an enclosed space. for now, despite their intimidating size, the mammals are known to be peaceful and even shy. but does that mean they can coexist with humans? oh, powerful, yet elegant european basins or visa ends having grazing here for several months in the urine. mountains by the town of belgian or that the european relation of the north american bison. to these on the front of your opinion by since our forest animal seats us cannot. if you look from the front, you see their heads are as narrow as their bodies. by contrast, the north american variety is found on the plains. they are a bit shorter and broader because being tall and slender isn't important. their whole hunch, marliss benyamin. bruner brought the european vices here from a zoo. they've been released into a 100 hector enclos

it's the largest wild animal on the continent in switzerland. they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test hurt has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in their natural habitat. in the canton of zillow torn, the buys are being kept in an enclosed space. for now, despite their intimidating size, the mammals are known to be peaceful and even shy. but does that mean they can coexist with humans? oh, powerful yet elegant european basins or visas. having grazing here for several months in the zara mountains, by the town of belgian, or they're the european relation of the north american bison. that he's on the front of your opinion. vices are a forest animal seat. thus can i? if you look from the front, you see their heads are as narrow as their bodies. by contrast, the north american variety is found on the plains. they are a bit shorter and broader because being tall and slender isn't important. their whole hunt wallace. benyamin bruner brought the european vices here from a zoo. they've been released into a 100 hector enclo

it's the largest wild animal on the continent in switzerland. they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test hurt has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in their natural habitat. in the canton of zillow torn, the buys are being kept in an enclosed space for now, despite their intimidating size, the mammals are known to be peaceful and even shy. but does that mean they can coexist with humans? oh, powerful, yet elegant european basins or visa ends. having grazing here for several months in the 0 mountains by the town of belgian, or they're the european relation of the north american bison. that he's on the front of your opinion by since our forest animal seats us can i? if you look from the front, you see their heads are as narrow as their bodies. by contrast, the north american variety is found on the plains. they're a bit shorter and broader because being tall and slender isn't important. their whole hunch, marliss benyamin bruner brought the european vices here from a zoo. they've been released into a 100 hector enclosu

o for thousands of years, european bice and lived on the lands of modern switzerland. until humans killed them off. why shouldn't bison be re while the dear, that the no saudi of all dinosaurs used to live here too long? we farmers know how grazing animals behave. we know cows if at all, and they try to get food wherever it's easiest. open voice. um, i have these bison are going to do the same thing in and come for our crops on via the loans, and they'll eat things we need to feed our animals from them. food that have all 3 . it fiddled at a t. debra hooks kong and bruner say, though re wilding program in switzerland will help conserve european bison on the continent because they faced extinction through inbreeding. more bulls are needed that aren't related to each other. swapping them out ups lower the risk of genetic diseases. yeah, avenue for the home, but the are 100 years ago. there were just 12 of them capable of breeding. a real genetic bottleneck, you might say that was the biggest issue as he sells custody. it was only when poland started a breeding program an

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it's the largest wild animal on the continent in switzerland. they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test hurt has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in their natural habitat. in the canton of zillow torn, the buys are being kept in an enclosed space. for now, despite their intimidating size, the mammals are known to be peaceful and even shy. but does that mean they can coexist with humans? oh, powerful, yet elegant european basins or visa ends having grazing here for several months in the 0 mountains, by the town of belgian or that the european relation of the north american bison. to these on the front of your opinion, vices are a forest animal seat. us can i, if you look from the front, you see their heads are as narrow as their bodies. by contrast, the north american variety is found on the plains. they are a bit shorter and broader because being tall and slender isn't important. their whole hunch, marliss benyamin, bruner brought the european vices here from a zoo. they've been released into a 100 hector enclosure

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it runs through the middle of switzerland. our journey begins at god our station and takes us after that easy mountain. truly he could. then we had down the other side to fits now at lake lucerne. this line opened in 1871. the 1st of its kind in europe, at the time it was a sensation the fire box has to be kept stoked with cold during the journey. that hasn't changed over time. i am happy to take on the job at an average speed of 6 kilometers per hour. we arrived at the top of it ag, almost on time, in the little engine that could be view is impressive. as a cheney engineer, i don't get a break. egg bound is a sailing. why is it so important to keep on cleaning the locomotive, went through it with if you wipe everything down with a cleaning rag make so you can see all right away as a screws loose roses. so now we had back down the mountain when our locomotive number 7 is trundling along, all the other trains on the road have to make way for it. the slow pace is all the better for enjoying this particular view. 2021 is the $150

as one of the for residents of pari island who filed a lawsuit against cement, giant, wholesome, in switzerland, over its contribution to climate change. hello my name, my name is it that was sadder al sim is one of the world's biggest contributor cecia to emissions causing climate change that impacts our island. i mean they saw to have declined the seasons unpredictable. let's say that the sea level is rising . he and his m and must hold haul sim, responsible for these consequences of climate change. but of any kind of in this field where the women of the village or planting vegetables is one of the few left that has not been flooded by sea water. in recent years, not even letting wherever you go on the island, the struggle against the encroaching sea is obvious. many houses are flooded at high tide. but are if put gentle, one of the plaintiffs is determined to stay or the re, okay. kind of car since the constant thudding began in 2019, it's been difficult to get keen water. we used to rely on this fresh water well, but now it's even unusable for dish washing elmira. look at them with the latt

it's the 1st case of this kind of for switzerland. there are other cases like this, for instance, in the netherlands, where the oil giant shell has been sued to reduce their c o 2 emissions above the levels that they are already trying to. so they are, there are other cases that have successfully be won by activists. i would say what the, the least thing that this trial can achieve is to pinpoint the this, this problem and say, and to make more clear that there is an unjust situation where countries are profiting at the expense of people in the global south that are suffering the consequences of increased climate emissions. ok, thank you. that's d w. jakarta bureau chief yog matters. and a reminder of our top story right now. the president of ukraine says his country deserves to begin membership talks with the you this year for letters and ask, is me hold and talk to the commission president was left on the line on the eve of a major summit aimed at strengthening ties. next is our documentary series examining libya's painful evolution

residents of a tiny indonesian island are suing as switzerland base cement maker for its role in exacerbating climate change. the plaintiffs alleged the global emissions caused by wholesome, have contributed to sea level rise around their home party island. and they want the swiss farm to pay up and agree to cut the emissions these roots hold the future for pari island. us money earned her friends are planting mangroves. once mature the trees will serve as a natural barrier to see water erosion and reduce the risk of flux on the $42.00 hector island, which was just off the coast of jakarta. yeah, i don't wait until we sink safe, perry island. that is their message and it's a message they have now go to court. as many as want to for residence of perry island who filed a lawsuit against cement, giant, wholesome, in switzerland, over its contribution to climate change. harassing at the lang along a message that was ada. ah, house him is one of the world's biggest contributor cecia to the emissions causing climate change that impacts our island. i mean they still have declined. the seasons are un

one of switzerland's main right wing parties. we wanted to ask him about his attack on professor never rotney, but he declined an interview. his party, the s v p is interesting because of its ties to a fossil fuel lobby. graphically revealed in 2019 by an n g o, the swiss energy foundation. the lobby group includes major transportation, federations like auto suites, t c, s as tag swiss oil and economy suite and has links with several parliamentarians, mostly from right wing parties. in 2021. the s v p campaigned in parliament against de bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. a former leader of the s v p. albert rusty was also president of switzer and of auto suites, the association of car importance. we ask mr. rusty for an interview, but he declined. instead he referred as to avail. no, she suisse the country's association of fuel importers. they too declined after numerous emails. so did most of its members. finally, we approached christian e mark and s v p. national counselor from zola phone. so what did he think about the w

one of switzerland's main right wing parties. we wanted to ask him about his attack on professor never antony, but he declined an interview. his party, the s v p, is interesting because of its ties to a fossil fuel lobby graphically revealed in 2019 by an angio, the swiss energy foundation. the lobby group includes major transportation, federations, like auto suisse, t c, s, as tag, swiss oil and economy. sweet and has links with several parliamentarians, mostly from right wing parties in 2021. the s v p campaigned in parliament against the bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. a former leader of the s v p. albert rusty was also president of swizzle and of auto suites, the association of car importance. we asked mr. rusty for an interview, but he declined. instead, he referred us to abilene. she suisse the country's association of fuel importers. they to declined after numerous emails. so did most of its members. finally, we approached christian e mark and s v p national counselor from zillow phone. so what did he think about

cooper in switzerland is the highest building in europe. it's located in the monte rosa massif, located near the swiss italian border. from here an international team of researchers in box on an ice memory mission. there on a mission to locate the oldest ice in the alps. that will mean drilling deep into the icy sheets of the grants clutch or glacier. 10000 or 10000 year old ice environmental chemist mortgage macowski as happy with her findings. now these core samples will be analyzed. we meet the scientist as an international glacier research conference. the subject of the conference is ice cor, drilling and what they can learn about the history of the climate from extract had samples. second, i can remember here is internet in the aisle. gilligan on north cushman thought, perfectly situated, had to make observations about environmental pollution caused by industrialization wasn't any measures that had proven successful and keeping the air clean off left in the after the young. we began measuring abil pollutants from the 1980s when they we

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cooper in switzerland is the highest building in europe. it's located in the monte rosa massif, located near the swiss italian border. from here an international team of researchers embarked on an ice memory mission there on a mission to locate the oldest ice in the alps. that will mean drilling deep into the icy sheets of the grants, glacier, glacier. 10010000 year old ice environmental chemist, margaret macowski is happy with her findings. now these core samples where we analyzed, we meet the scientist at an international glacier research conference over the subject of the conferences, ice cor, drilling, and what they can learn about the history of the climate from extract had samples. second, i couldn't remember. here is internet to edi i gallagher on north touch, mid thought. perfectly situated hurts to make observations about environmental pollution caused by industrialization wasn't any measures that had proven successful and keeping the air clean off left in the after the young. we began measuring abil pollutants on the 1980s when th

it's still happening today, even in switzerland raised more her daily di here is how raj, a couple of swiss politicians and publisher of the populace. right wing magazine belt worker recently described professor sonya, so never readily, one of the world's leading climatology on his video. jama, any kalima? ok. the v. steam and a claim or comfort in indian border, open their carlson crate or torn barrack, they're green and highly gin. d moment d here only see a feeler vsoft low on vincent, off live in an in on, through your own sty can. besides take an over topped, also see st. us the scene to kind of for sure this to kind of visage after in on what provoked the outburst for an interview in which she said that climate change was alarming and unprecedented. i be, it is me, lloyd beacon, so don't meet it. so it didn't meet profane, didn't meet up a colleague, they can meet lloyd and the image on the last policy and be it out there. see this is you but so science thesis, glauben se, inspiration? honda move, inspiration k b, trish t roneesh out trade buzz is f, as i, as you did with this i

i'm at nestle's headquarters in switzerland. when we come back, i'll speak to the ceo mark schneider about the ru results for the quarter and what is in store for nestle stay with us >>> welcome back to "street signs. we are live from the london studio i'm joumanna bercetche with julianna tatelbaum at nestle headquarters in switzerland. these are your headlines standard charter povests a 28% profit and announces a $1 billion share buyback. bill winters says they are looking strong >> obviously coming back from quite a difficult covid period hong kong is back to life. india is booming it feels different in the markets we operate than it does in london or the u.s >>> commerzbank p tops strong growth in 2022. >>> nestle passing on price hikes. i'll speak to the ceo of nestle mark schneider in a moment. >>> full year net income by renault takes a hit as they exit russia, but posts a full dividend in four years we'll pspeak with luca de meo a 11:00 cet. >>> let's get straight to nestle reporting 9.3 billion swiss francs despite effor

one of switzerland's main right wing parties. we wanted to ask him about his attack on professor never antony, but he declined and interview his party. the s v p is interesting because of its ties to a fossil fuel lobby, graphically revealed in 2019 by an n g o, the swiss energy foundation. the lobby group includes major transportation, federations, like auto suisse, t c, s, as tag, swiss oil and economy. sweet and has links with several parliamentarians, mostly from right wing parties in 2021. the s v p campaigned in parliament against the bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. a former leader of the s v p. albert rusty was also president of swizzle and of auto suites, the association of car importance. we ask mr. rusty for an interview, but he declined. instead, he referred us to avail no. she suisse the country's association of fuel importers . they too declined after numerous emails. so did most of its members. finally, we approached christian e mark and s v p national council up from zola phone. so what did he think about

switzerland is on the side of international law. it is an essential condition for lasting peace to which we have committed ourselves as members of the security council. thank you for your attention. >> i thank his excellency for his statement and i now give the floor to his excellency minister for foreign affairs of japan. >> thank you, mr. president. i thank you for organizing this meeting. my appreciation also goes to the secretary-general. right here in this very chamber, in the middle of the discussion on how to prevent aggression against ukraine, a member of the security council groans against ukraine in front of the council members. it was an insult to security council and to the entire united nations. it demonstrated how little russia cares about the u.n. at the very moment, i remember vividly, secretary-general quote," president putin bring the troops back to russia." his call still echoes in my ears. the call the secretary-general represents the collective will of the member states. maybe except for a few and it is reflecte

reuters reporting that switzerland's financial regulator is reviewing those comments by the credit suisse chairman. they were made in december and they were made to bloomberg. he commented on outflows and suggested they had stabilized. that stock down more than 4%. currently trading, credit suisse, at 2.64, we will keep across this story. another remarkable turn for this and battled swiss lender. on the corporate, bhp group, we will hear from one of their executives shortly, currently down 2.5%, it was a miss on earnings, they are hoping things will turn around in terms of demand from china. they saw a revenue falling 16% from a year earlier, hit by a slowdown in buying out of china in the most recent quarter and have cut their dividend as well. hsbc, it was a beat on the earnings, they are considering a special payout once they conclude the sale of their canadian business, currently down 1.3%. a year of war in ukraine has roiled the energy markets. we continue our special coverage recapping the impact of one year of war. and how europe was able to cut its dependence so quickly on russian

and so it's very clear that we are the ones who have to be flexible. >> switzerland is changing, and where lifts have come to a stand still, ski tours and other sports have taken over the slopes. >> still plenty of ways to enjoy the mountains! that was our look at europe this week. if you missed anything, or want to share this episode online, you can find it at dw.com. on behalf of the whole team, thank you for watching. stay safe, and until next time. goodbye. ♪ 02/02/23 02/02/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy:rom new york, this is democracy now! >> this violent act was not in pursuit of public safety. it was not in the interest of keeping the public safe because one must ask, was it not in the interest of keeping the public safe that tyre nichols

switzerland now still says it's committed to supporting ukraine. but the reality is, is that money is what is fueling putin's major offensive. it is what will fuel an offensive that may very well -- i'm sorry, include a new front from belarus. the "financial times" reporting that western intelligence shows russian aircraft gathering at the belarusian border with ukraine, signaling what could be a major -- and they say -- an imminent air offensive. fred pleitgen is "outfront." he is in minsk, belarus, tonight. you had rare access to the border between belarus and ukraine today. this is the border that all eyes around the world are on to see what putin is really gathering, what's happening there. you were there. what did you see? >> reporter: yeah, and so much concern on the ukrainian side about that border. i was just on the ukrainian side of that border a couple of weeks ago. and the ukrainians really are worried that putin could use belarus once again for a launch pad. the access that we got today was part of a belarusian government organized trip

and so it's very clear that we are the ones who have to be flexible. >> switzerland is changing, and where lifts have come to a stand still, ski tours and other sports have taken over the slopes. >> still plenty of ways to enjoy the mountains! that was our look at europe this week. if you missed anything, or want to share this episode online, you can find it at dw.com. on behalf of the whole team, thank you for watching. stay safe, and until next time. goodbye. ♪ ♪ nicole: this is dw news, live from berlin. the eu plans new sanctions on moscow on february 24. european commission president and a team of top eu officials have been holding talks with a lot of her zelenskyy head of the summit on friday. also coming up, pressure marks 80 years since the battle of stalingrad. vladimir