her waste matter project at milan design week in the house of switzerland. she was one of 9 guests invited by the swift arts council pro helvetia as different as their products are. they all share the same approach as the exhibitions organizer marie may only through design and with the emerging talents we have here in the old bringing and new ideas. and in order to have a better and more sustainable projects in products for the near future. the material made from beer residue is still a nice product, but it still has a bright future. mike, fall of the projects on display here. they are a very pragmatic, unrealistic projects. and that's also a part of our criteria, actually are when selecting them, when the jury selects them, basically, it is also that they have to to be markets readiness. so there is a reality in which those projects are set. lawson's numerous breweries could provide more than enough raw material for local production. no, a, me need a house or says when scouting for business partners, she shows them what her waist matter can do after moscow'

these include the 27 e u member states. countries who don't want to be in the e u like norway and switzerland. those that do. and the one that recently left up, you've got to hand it to the used leadership for getting an ar sep, from everybody that they invited to join the european political community. but there is still the feeling that the purpose of the format is far from clear. and with so many nations gathered at the table, some of them friends and some of them froze. the skeptics are doubtful about what the e p c can accomplish and whether it will be anything more than just a nother talk shop. this is about diplomacy in a different route. this is about making sure we keep our neighbors and our enemies close and making sure we speak to them on a regular basis. and people will genuinely feel. is it possible to have a conversation of this nature? with that kind of difference and that kind of difference, a difference in ideology. and i think the only good thing about this is, is making sure we keep diplomatic channels. open the e, you council president, char michelle, will leave the discuss

those include britain, turkey, ukraine, switzerland, and norway, meeting to explosive europe. battles and energy crisis and economic term, or that has been worsened by russia's war in ukraine. this is where the european union's leaders assemble when they meet in brussels. the 27 seats at this table represent more than 450000000 people in the europe. it's a club at some neighboring countries on the continent have been waiting decades to join. but the requirements to qualify for e u membership makes the process both long and slow minis. cami sir. so when francis president emmanuel crohn introduced the idea of the european political community, there were immediate concerns from some that it was somehow a 2nd tier substitute for him to e u. membership as humble in that role that spring europe together in a very on the basis of us geography. so on the basis of democratic values with a desire to preserve the unity of our continent, you know, and we also want to preserve the strength and on vision or integration because little joining wouldn't mean in the future. i couldn't join the european

she is now part of a going home bound african diaspora actually thought it from switzerland where i used to work in private banking. and i was involved together with a in a team that was into luxury good. so i was already exposed to the designers, the way that we went to milan. i had the chance to meet at that time the, you know, a creative director of gucci, you know, and all the fashion st. okay, let's try and fold this very quick and see what it looks like because i always like to wear my clothes like i just say with short sleeves. it's very hot is on the golf course for the pattern mixing part of unexpected colors is the most effective part of design. in fact, on if to me it's fun and simple, but i can understand that to others. it's complicated. i would really like to 1st of all, inspire more and more people to be very bold and go out there and do what they want, whether it's fashion or art. but we would like to make sure that we have a wider footage in the continent. and of course, also around the world. one of my final favorite spots, especially after a long day is right here, whe

and puffs made from coffee grounds are all ready for sale in switzerland. there's even an idea that could appeal to be a lover's. these prototypes may look rather modest and nondescript, but it's what they're made of. that's the big deal. they come from the waste products, from 2 breweries in those thought. and there's more than enough of these leftovers to go around. it says, designer, no way me, nita hausa, o fits it. as you do. so put your cake. even the small breeze produce a lot of multi regimen and the disposal of which they also have to pay full share. any day i may have. so the idea is to use this ways it is, i'm putting back into a circular economy economy circular. a binding agent is added to the residue left in the tank after the beer is 1st brewed. once pressed, the material resembles plywood, its color depends on the brewing process. used me cellphone that you. why don't? yes, it looks like wouldn't and okay, that was part of my goal for chris to make something that's reminiscent of material folks are familiar with leisure, even though it's a r

. - from switzerland right? - from switzerland, yeah. they're living a lifestyle that's very, very homogenous. - [maren] the amish avoid modern technology and farm using the same traditional tools as their ancestors. - we brought 200 members of the community into this center. and over two days extensively studied them, did all kinds of things to measure their biological age as opposed to their chronological age. took blood samples, measured their blood pressure, measured their telomere length. - [maren] for doug, the results are astonishing. - and at multiple levels, it looks like some are protected from aging. their telomeres are longer, about 10% longer. they also have a more juvenile cardiovascular system. they're completely protected from diabetes, which is rather remarkable. that might have been the most striking finding in our studies because insulin is thoughto be a driver of aging and aging like pathologies. - what is their secret to a long life? is it family history? the amish lifestyle? one member of the amish community, nevill

but even at switzerland you have seen price increases. so one thing is you cannot avoid all the price increases. and the other thing is, if you have a strong domestic governance, then you can actually minimize the effect. but let me add one thing. it is not necessary for the ukrainian war to finish, for inflation to come down in europe. it is sufficient that energy prices just stabilize at the very high level of which they are right now. and then inflation on its own will come down because there will be no further increases in energy prices . and that would be enough for europe or to see inflation coming down to accept the levels in one or 2 years. so europe can pull through even if the war continues for a long time. ok, ellie can't do you think that term the poor are going to be unduly hit through this crisis that they are, the ones that are going to be, were started, inequality is, is just gonna grow even further from here. so that's been one of the trends that we've seen over the last 12 to 18 months, significant increases inequality,

this is a glacier in switzerland, one of the largest in the alps. but it is one of the ones melting so fast. we have drawn video that you will be blown away all morning to see the beauty and the majesty in what we know and how quickly these have receded, not just in length but whips and volume, and what that means -- but width and volume, and what that means. 75% of the freshwater is locked up in the glaciers. we need it. millions of people rely on it for their water and irrigation. we have people who are really at risk. we met up with a scientist came up here yesterday with as. we did it again, a good two mile hike, not easiest. our crew needs a big round of applause because it was so difficult. but now the scientist is trying to preserve the glaciers. he is blowing a bunch of snow. it is 100% renewable. you guys will love this. we can talk all about it later. kumasi: i am still stuck on a two mile hike for the live shot. with the equipment. ginger: tell me about it. and standing on the ice. i have the full on, i don't know, like the ice shoe that

the top is switzerland, and then at the bottom like north korea is whaler. then there is another index api. an index from el university. the correlation you see the countries with the best environmental politics are the freest countries. so i thinking don't need things like this. you cite two books in your book the power of capitalism. talk about thomas n-uppercase-letter the 21st century and jason reilly's please stop helping us to pray cracks yes. >> wanted to bring up those two books? >> j smile is one of the greatest books i can recommend to everyone stop helping us with a welfare state. please stop helping us. it is the same but only here in the united states. if you look worldwide. most people didn't help. in asia they did at a better way. spoke about china. we can speak about vietnam. we can sing about singapore, south korea, korea plusti the 60s as a basis in last 20 -- 25 years in qualities are on the rise. the gap between the poor and the rich. most part of the centuries decrease and inequality. but then something changed in the '90s. now with incr

switzerland for a historic layer of mud. at they travel to switzerland for a historic laye hampden, t rain—soaked hampden, scottish fans will point despite waiting 90 minutes without a goal against austria. but in extra time, abi austria. but in. extra time abi into the austria. but in. extra time abi into play—off play—off does —— world cup play—off finals they the of ' " ofwlr’e’laind. " sunday's 63 hammering by manchester city was labelled a reality check by . so . . so off cyprus bit of light relief. it but. half an hour before struck with their half an hour before marcus jck with their half an hour before marcus jck with t was first chance. marcus rashford was drafted in almost immediate drafted in with almost immediate effect. drafted in with almost immediate effect- - page; the success of first the success of first is the success of first is anthony the success of first is anthony the 5 made of and sisal 2—1 and sisal round for united. it finished 3—2. irate 2-1 and sisal round for united. it finis

is there convent the exchange of the quasi back 2015 very soon after the dog is switzerland even went so far as to see that we know that this of an automatic exchange of information, but most of them move my go far afield when they're created. tax haven close to home to his companies with tax advantages. oh, oh, oh, oh and oh man, could they me quit tom or sandra? it is not normal for small states in europe to dive at billions of euros in tax revenue from other state. it was which in turn provide the human capital and expertise for europe, who trained the people who then work in these tax havens him equally. not small states diverting tax revenue, but they are also not compensating at both for the assets they have stolen today, tony tax rivalry within the european union created a tense in balance. after the 2009 financial crisis, the banks was stronger than ever, and she just kept getting rich young people felt cheated. populism was on the right . think ash blow for the you, breaks it into the british government, could membership in the e. u to a vote room is faced off with leave it t

and yet, despite considerable tax breaks, much of the capital migrated to switzerland for the most part, the wolf tracks missed its target. bringing in very little, it made only a symbolic contribution to reducing inequality. perhaps it's equal the end of the fight for well for quality. meanwhile, from the u. s. and the u. k. a quite different sentiment arose too much taxation kills tax revenues. or as margaret thatcher often put it, there is no alternative to economic liberalism. for the next few decades, this idea would dominate political thinking in western democracies. and the welfare state would slowly crumble after more than a century of protesting and pushing for change. what would become at the people's achievements with ah, ah, with with africa. agricultural ways if your energy within you can power your vehicle with and of course fertilize your crops. how does this work in practice? and we showcase examples from the ivory coast eco africa in 30 minutes on d. w. the flood is over. ah, but people continue to die in pakistan in more than 1000. 500 have died from drowning flood rel

they added they were in contact with switzerland which acts as a protecting powerfor the switzerland which acts as a protecting power for the united states in iran. that's all from me for this hour. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lucyegrey. and thank you for watching. hello. the weekend started with plenty of showers, some heavy and fun to be in places, gusty winds. —— thundery in places. as one area of low pressure begins to pull away from the uk, there'll be fewer showers around for part two of the weekend. for much of the uk for much of the day, it'll stay dry. this is that area of low pressure pulling away. however, this is another one moving in towards the south—west later in the day, so there will be some weather pushing north again by sunday evening. let's look at how sunday begins. there's still some showers around, especially in scotland — some heavy ones in the west. temperatures a little lower than this in rural parts. a cooler night across southern areas of the uk. the showers in scotland will tend to fade away and will still be around the northern isles in the

wales are away to switzerland in a play—off final tonight. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. an absolutely glorious autumnal scene behind you? it is an absolutely glorious autumnal scene behind you?— scene behind you? it is looking particularly _ scene behind you? it is looking particularly spectacular - scene behind you? it is looking particularly spectacular across l scene behind you? it is looking - particularly spectacular across many parts of the uk at the moment, the leaves are starting to get their tint and i was pretty generous sunshine for many currently. early this morning we paid a price for that in terms of falling close to or even slightly below freezing, frosted parts of herefordshire and oxfordshire. here are the skies from above, you can see thicker cloud across northern ireland and scotland and scotland and we will see more clouds building through the rest of the day across northern england head into wales. weather fronts are trying to approach from the north—west but lots of dry weather this afternoon, the best sunshine the further s

wales are playing switzerland in zurich as we speak and after 25 minutes it is 1—0 to wales. they have never qualified for a major tournament before so this is nerve—racking for them and as for scotland, they take on the republic of ireland at hampden park in the later match and will have to win if they want to stand any chance of getting to the world cup. it is expected to be another record crowd for a competitive women's match here stop but even if scotland and wales to win their matches, neither are guaranteed a place at the world cup. there are three play—off matches tonight and two of the winners will automatically get through, but that is only dependent on their rankings. the third winner will have to go to another play—off which will take place in february in new zealand, so it is completed, but if it means getting to a world cup, worth it. thank you. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. lovely sunshine this morning. gorgeous sunshine to start the day and a nice view of that from sorry but autumn has two sides to it, it is the chili, bright, quiet

the top you have free countries like switzerland and at the bottom like north korea or venezuela. and there's another, epi burned environmental protections from yale universityse and if you lok at the correlation, qc countries were the best, the freest countries. i think you don't need things like this. >> site two books in your book the power of capitalism you talk about thomas, the capitol in the 21st century jason riley's please stop helping us. why did you bring up those two books? >> one of the greatest books i can recommend to everyone. please stop helping us written by a black american, the welfare state and all the things that are good but bad for them. please stop helping us.ou it's the same the only here in the united states but worldwide. the continent got so much aiden in africa but did help? d what helped capitalism. in asia. we spoke about china but not the amount. we can speak about singapore or south korea. korea in the 60s, one of the first countries, i have a chapter in my book, north korea or south korea. today south korea great. developing state. the other book

and yet, despite considerable tax breaks much of the capital migrated to switzerland for the most part, the wolf tax missed its target. bringing in very little, it made only a symbolic contribution to reducing inequality. perhaps it's sequel the end of the fight for well for quality. meanwhile, from the u. s. in the u. k. a quite different sentiment arose, too much taxation kills tax revenues. or as margaret thatcher often put it, there is no alternative to economic liberalism. in the next few decades, this idea would dominate political thinking in western democracies. and to welfare state would slowly crumble. after more than a century of protesting and pushing for change, what would become at the people's achievements with i ah, with with she's one of the last masters, a her crowd fan maker. and all gay. each fan created by the paris native is unique and made of high quality material. her intricate fans are bona fide masterpieces that no one has to hide behind with your ro, max. in 30 minutes on d, w. o. again they get older harvesters are immigrants, dolock if they every thing you e

for more in this, let's talk to mock village senior economist at the university of center gallon in switzerland market. these latest numbers aren't exactly a massive shock, but they certainly indicate will be not out of the woods anytime soon. you've been following economic trends for many years. how bad is this crisis is pretty bad. i mean, 10 percent in europe or 10 percent in germany is more than we had in 70 years history about i do look at these figures one i the otherwise more important that is that, that figure. so kind of air city, an increasing diversity of national inflation rates in europe or eurozone would be bad worse. but that doesn't happen. whereas the diversity of the death rates significantly higher. and that's the problem the cd. ok, so that in balance is a major factor that we actually don't talk about very often. but of course the main driver you could say of inflation right now is energy insecurity. and the e u has not been able to come to an agreement about introducing price cop, for instance, with countries mostly going in alone. when it comes to energy policy. do you se

it cannot be predicted by any one of the switzerland abuses, a full moon roof least county, rapidly rising fuel and energy costs overshadow the expectations of economic relief generated by the tourism sector. hey, what if i made this gala and eventually it will be difficult. costs arising after that these costs will have to be included in the product or the final sell price, lisa shipple. so there will be a chain reaction of high prices. hidden, b, raising electricity costs will cause the price of a rug or a hotel room and or a ferry tickets. you to become more expensive. ferryboat tourism in grees was hit hard earlier during the corona virus pandemic. now it will be a tough recovery in the face of russia's invasion of ukraine and the global economic slowdown. that's all for me in the business name, hand berlin from o to head over to our website is tito it. com slash business with us on facebook and the details in his issue jump to next time. he drives a truck seat and sits in the estonian pond. how does that go together? we hopping on chemo to find out more about his new, put aside job, a

they play switzerland tonight, whilst scotland could also qualify. they're up against the republic of ireland. the prince and princess of wales have recorded a special edition of radio 1's newsbeat — speaking about the importance of mental health. the royals took on roles as reporters to hear the experiences of four guests for world mental health day yesterday. newsbeat presenter pria rai reports. how are you doing? no, really. how are you doing? it's a simple enough question but one that can spark a really meaningful conversation. yesterday was world mental health day and as part of a special recording, we had two very special newsbeat reporters to help. thanks, pria. it's great to be here on world mental health day. i was diagnosed with schizophrenia and emotional unstable personality disorder when i was a teenager, around the ages of15, 16. a lot of it came from, you know, coming from an african background, mental health isn't a topic of discussion, it's not something i was aware of or had any knowledge of until... we are only sort of helped whe

rich germans used switzerland as a hub to avoid high sack sation and inflation. soon. the amount of equity managed by swiss banks was equivalent to the german debt, which in the early 19 thirties was the largest in the world by allowing such huge sums to be hidden away in swiss volts. these countries were betraying the principle of tax equality. the little people had no choice but to obey the rules, while the wealthy felt entitled to evade them. less and less money found its way into state coffers, and resentment grew among the middle france. then in 1929, the stock market crashed. following the wall street trash, europe was left really the great depression plunged millions into unemployment. western nations devalued their currencies as a form of debt relief. once again, it was the people who picked up the tab in france, a policy to reduce the public deficit, increased unemployment hurting the middle class. this social crisis was followed by a political one as anti parliamentarian isn't became more popular. ah, the french national federation of tax pies, fueled to brew

once the wealthiest started to be taxed more newly presented which germans used switzerland as a hub to avoid high sack sation and inflation soon. the amount of equity managed by swiss banks was equivalent to the german debt, which in the early 19 thirty's, was the largest in the world by allowing such huge sums to be hidden away in swiss volts. these countries were betraying the principle of tax equality. the little people had no choice but to obey the rules, while the wealthy felt entitled to evade them. less and less money found its way into state coffers and resentment grew among the middle france. then in 1929, the stock market crashed. following the wall street trash, europe was left really soon. the great depression plunged millions into unemployment. western nations devalued their currencies as a form of debt relief. once again, it was the people who picked up the tab in france, a policy to reduce the public deficit increased on employment, hurting the middle class. this social crisis was followed by a political one as anti parliamentarian isn't became more popular. ah, the f

switzerland's highest court has ruled that a chocolate bunny from 2 local units of discounts. supermarket leaders to similar to the famous lint version, the gold wrapped chocolate bunny with the bell is one of lynch flagship products. the swiss company has gone to court many times the recent years to protect its trademark. and that's are shown for more check out our website at d, w dot com slash business. cuz cobra in berlin, thanks for watching. i was successfully, ah, with with ah, back to the moon. after 50 years, humans are ready to fly to via satellite. again. it was the goal that this mission, german astronaut, i'm exam back guest explains the new race and has played the expectations of research and the impulse in the new la mission for the exploration of mars. i to morrow today in 30 minutes on d. w. o. oh, and william had a bank on gonzalez with i and was how, you know, if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the train. i would not have put myself and my parents in that danger caught in the middle select even leave who love on center. they've h

while his wife actually joined him in switzerland, she gave up her u.s. isn't ship in exchange for the uk citizenship that she could obtain as the wife of charlie chaplin. so the couple made the decision that the minutes of 1950s was a very unpleasant place to be, particularly for someone being harassed by the fbi, so they had little interest in leaving the night states at that point. earlier though, in his career chaplain may have been more willing to become an american citizen, but even then he still thought of a uk's home. he went back to have extended visits in the uk regularly. he still saw himself as connected to the london embassy youth. his style, as a filmmaker, as a comedian had echoes of that 19th century victorian musical that gave you the vaudeville style. that was really kind of the signature vision of the early chaplain work. >> so how did you become so connected, you know? where these films something that was presented to you earlier in your life because they would've been way before your time? what are you to explore chaplin's life? >> wh

he's professor of macroeconomics at the university of saint gallon in switzerland heater. thanks for coming back to the show. on the, on the facebook that seems like a positive development had china's economy beat expectations. but these numbers are still quite down from what we expect.

switzerland's highest court has ruled that a chocolate bunny from 2 local units of discounts on the market leader is too similar to the famous lint version. the gold wrapped chocolate bunny with the bell is one of linds flagship products. the swiss company has gone to court many times in recent years to protect its trademark. and that's are shown for more check out our website at dw dot com slash business. cuz cobra berlin, thanks for watching. i was successfully ah ah, with ah, you oh oh, who doesn't know that a band that has reinvented itself again and again since the seventy's. what is their secret? i look behind the scenes of what is probably the most famous band in the world. barked 21 in 30 minutes on d. w. ah. chronicle of a scan documentary and anti semitism on the 15th world art exhibition and cause it wanted to promote understanding what it was overshadowed by a bitter dispute over anti semitic imagery and art corpse. the documentary scandal close up in 75 minutes on d. w. making the headlines and what's behind them. d. w, news, africa. they show the issues in the continent. life

together you leaders with countries beyond the blocks borders, including britain, turkey, ukraine, switzerland, and norway. the meeting has taken place with europe, dealing with an energy crisis, and economic turmoil that's been worsened by russia's war in ukraine. our political correspondent, lena has it, is in prague, and she told me earlier what the european political community hopes to achieve. this is clearly about sending assigned to russia, vladimir putin, that he's isolated on the european continent. so the idea here that we're hearing about a lot is that europe is about so much more than you. and at the moment it does look like the lowest common denominator for all european countries. apart from russia and belarus, is that they can m russia's lauren ukraine. and that is why they have created this forum to bring together people to have a free exchange. also of talks between all the hughes and leaders, but also people who have left the use of for example, the german chancellor will have choice seized this opportunity today to meet liz trust, the new british prime minister, whom he doesn

they view this as switzerland, a neutral site, frank. they will not go into the politics me and others have tried is this a political move this full interview on cnbc.com. best week, frank, since march. >> do they have any ability to push back or counteract? >> reporter: from the oil perspective, frank, i don't think so we can't ramp up production that quickly. we are adding proproduction. we are still below 2013. it will take a long time to get back there there was a story in the wall street journal this morning that chevron is allowed to continue to operate in venezuela. i talked to chevron last night they will not confirm the details of the story i got the sense it was directly correct. venezuela politics is sensitive. chevron is semi confirming i don't want to make too much of it just another note, this literally broke moments ago. venture global lng provider, a private company, not public, not yet. announcing they are expanding the partnership with germany to import or export lng and import into germany frank, the short answer to yo

across the market in switzerland, up .20% sloppy trade this morning. let's go to switzerland and credit suisse. priced shares at 3 francs. the lender is hoping for proceeding of 1.76 swiss francs after committed to buying 462 million shares at this price taking the total to around 4 billion swiss francs. we are seeing that hold today. you see 2.6% pop in the stock price. >>> u.s. energy prices shoulding set in a way that allows for economic growth. do you know what that means? that's what was said speaking at the conference, hocstein said more is needed in the sector oil majors looking to be dragging on the market prices abate somewhat. totale energy is trading as well hadley can clarify what the comments mean. sur prices should be set in a manner we all want. whether we are a producer or consumer what does it mean, hadley? >> great to have out the program. earlier this morning, you said prices should be set in a way that provides for economic growth what do you mean by that that is the right price of the administration >> thank you for having me it is

switzerland's highest court has ruled that a chocolate bunny from 2 local units of discounts. supermarket leetle is too similar to the famous lint version. the gold wrapped chocolate bunny with the bell is one of linds flagship products. the swiss company has gone to court many times in recent years to protect its trademark and thats are shown for more check out our website at d. w dot com slash business. um because cobra berlin, thanks for watching i was accessing. ah oh, eco africa. drought, sir. hitting rwanda. heard this here. now the government is taking action by providing free access to groundwater and teaching people how to use it sustainably provide power. it will firstly, every one is responsible for protecting it was jeff secondly, but what we have to know how to use the water without wasting it. eco africa. next on d. w degrees. tina, a sex phone operator who wrote her master's thesis on the potato, raring to read. not turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from their d. w literature list. good german must read. oh, do you love us and all the views if we're think the night lat

la the was lode mile but hug of work mile after mile but hug of switzerland held after win in a work mile after mile but hug of switzerland held after win in 1 money work mile after mile but hug of swi risen id held after win in 1 money work mile after mile but hug of swi risen to held after win in 1 money work mile after mile but hug of swi risen to held after wii for money work mile after mile but hug of swi risen to held after wii for these y has risen to record levels for these swiss races. another swiss winner in another course record races. another swiss winner in anoti year, irse record “seem” a, ~ races. another swiss winner in anoti year, the record “seem” a, ~ april. its sole always lies with charity. and now time for the weather forecast. charity. and now time for the weatherforecast. for charity. and now time for the weather forecast. for any part of the country, a fine day today. let your sunshine but overnight, it is going to get quite cold, clear skies, light winds. later on in western areas, we could see a bit more cloud. lowest temperatures across scotland, e