for all of the greeks continue to suffer. greece likely haven't. we're going either that back in 2010. they boycotted german goods in response to german officials, calling for athens to sell greek islands to pay for its debts. grease owns buildings, companies and uninhabited islands, which could all be used for dead redemption. greece has also been on the shore front as migration shockwave parked by the use open floodgate policies have ruled in unabated despite domestic protests. re officials have persisted in their agenda from the tranquillity of their ideological models. you can save the world if you can't, 1st, pay the rent and reeks are now grappling with price heights for just about everything in there, daily, living as a result of anti russian sanctions and their particular impacts on european energy was i used to spend 800 euros on gasoline, now it's 11021200 euro. so i hope something will happen to help us with the shock when you get the electricity. bill is huge. number, equally big as the indignation we feel when we hear the government ta

basically, they imposed on greece a, a regime of austerity measures. well, we have many problems with germany. and when and greece, for example, um, 1st of all, are they were they were so most important country to imply that imposed the memoranda the easy memoranda on greece, which are destroyed, the economy and the social welfare of the greek people. one thing, the other thing is that, that germany owes greece are 450000000 euros from mo, from war preparations. sicily is facing a catastrophic local jobs crisis as lucas italian refineries at risk of shutting down european sanctions imposed against russian oil impulse could paralyze lucas italian refinery. the plans process as russian oil authorized by c unsanctioned may force it to close. this will cause the country to lose a significant share of oil derivatives and figure a system wide crisis. i thought which employs around 10000 work is used to by 30 to 40 percent of its role materials from russia, with the rest coming from international markets. but since the conflicts in ukraine begun is that the s

well, we have many problems with germany and in greece, for example. first of all, they were they were so most important country to imply that imposed the memoranda the easy miranda on greece, which destroyed the economy and the social welfare of the greek people. one thing, the other thing is that, that germany owes greece for 450000000000 euros from a, from war reparations and from greece to sicily now which faces a catastrophic local jobs crisis. as lucas italian refinery is at risk of shutting down. european sanctions imposed against russian oil imports could paralyzed loopholes. italian refinery ice up the plants processes russian oil the to rise by sea and sanctions may force it to close is the cause the country to lose a significant share of oil derivatives and trigger a system wide crisis. i saw which employs around 10000 workers used to by 30 to 40 percent of its raw materials from russia, with the rest coming from international markets. but since the conflict in ukraine began, is that the source nearly all its crude form new coil because inte

but that's turning out to be a tough cell in greece. with am, i need a protest now emerging be from just showing both anti us and anti energy prey type protest. the question now is whether greece is the canary in the proverbial coal mine when it comes to how much it is in other countries will tolerate of policies imposed on them by european lead before reaching a breaking point, while former greek combustor to poland and canada new need us chris on football as believe, sending weapons to ukraine can only aggravate the situation. we are witnessing a very nice a diplomat. the game that germany is playing. because germany is sending hardware parents to the czech republic, to poland and to greece, which these countries also told the ukraine at this way, germany is no longer responsible for these weapons. and they would always say that, that berlin at never sent weapons to the ukraine, basically, they imposed on greece a, a regime of sterility measures. well, we have many problems with germany in greece, for example. first of all, they were

well, we have many problems with germany and greece, for example. first of all, they were they were so most important country to him that imposed the memoranda the easier miranda on greece, which destroyed the economy and the social welfare of the greek people. one thing, the other thing is that, that germany owes greece for 450000000000 euros from a pro war preparations. the world bank has announced plans to provide monetary assistance to the solomon islands. it said $130000000.00 will be allocated to the pacific nation for infrastructure projects. some background to this, the promise of help comes on the heels of the country. recently, signing a security agreement with china, the practice rattle some leaders around the world from the u. s. 2 australian. they see a door opening to a chinese military present in the region. and an a routing of the traditional control they have in the area writer and journalist, patrick o'connor say, to understand the role of china in the region. it's necessary to recall its defensive reaction to u. s. imperialism, to

well, we have many problems with germany in greece, for example. first of all, they were they were a most important country to impose the memoranda that you remember randa on greece, which destroyed the economy and the social welfare of the greek people. one thing, the other thing is that, that germany owes greece for 450000000000 euros from a, from war preparations. there were some precedent levy mer. putin says, the west is shifting the blame for rising food prices around the world on to russia . so the fuel prices have been rising for 2 years due to the cobra pandemic and u. s. monetary policy. while the unprecedented sanctions against russia, one of the biggest food unfertilized produces over aggression in ukraine, have only made things worse to talk soon. you will get prettier than the metal. this unfortunate situation didn't begin yesterday, and it didn't begin with the start of our special military operation in dumbass and ukraine. it began to take shape as early as february 2020. during the process of combating the consequences of the coron

so the tension between turkey and greece is increase in is that the is, is escalate him. so greece is a cruise in turkey, off waiting is a your space and did that territorial waters. the same acquisitions are coming from turkey as well. so turkey is saying that greece is militarize in the, the islands in the agency, which it says that as a violation of the international treaties that have been signed between the con, the dual companies and the other related countries as well. just indeed our president out one was in this area of the deal and he just has just spoken and says that the crew occasion from greece are continued and this pro occasion could have a grave consequences. he yesterday was good size in the us. he said that the se now has 9 military bases here. and when they ask americans why this military bases are here, he says that americans are saying that this is against russia, but this is a tricky, doesn't buy this. so, through the decades of been more than history, turkey and greece, how came at the brink of the war several times, but each time they have managed

and he says that greece is continued is publications. and this pro, occasions could have grave or consequences, turkey and greece this to nato allies, through the decades of the more than history. how came to the brink of the war several times, but each time they have been able to manage the differences and to de escalate the situation. however, there are growing concerns now that this time it could be different. the algerian bank association has stopped trade with spain after the government ended its 20 or friendship treaty on wednesday. and gas imports will not be affected. algeria accuse a spin of backing morocco, one for the disputed western sahara region. reckless sees the former spanish colony is its sovereign territory and controls 80 percent of it. but i'll julia back the policy front movement which has been fighting for the regions independence since the 1970 s. john. but jeff is a senior risk analyst at the american credit rating agency, s and p global. she says the deterioration and relations could hit spain hard. the major st

basically they imposed on greece a regime of austerity measures. well, we have many problems with germany and when and greece, for example, um, 1st of all are they were they were so most important country to embed that imposed the memoranda the easy memoranda on greece which are destroyed though the economy and the social welfare of the greek people, one thing, the other thing is that, that germany owes greece for 450000000 euros from a war preparations ok to another part of the globe. the world bank has announced plans to provide monetary assistance to the solomon islands. it said $130000000.00 will be allocated to the pacific nation for infrastructure projects. the promise of help comes on the heels of the country recently, signing a security agreement with china. the pact has ruffled some leaders around the world from the u. s. to australia, they see a door opening to a chinese military presence in the region. and under roading of the traditional control they have in the area. we got the thoughts of journalist, regional analyst, patrick o'connor

we're toxic masculinity in greece. there's always the strange reaction. sometimes it's laughter with some women get abused for bringing these issues up. and they're never mentioned on greek television. i actually don't think i've heard the word patriarchy used on greek tv years. but they had here, as it happens, the word patriarchy comes from good poetry a here, it means rule of the father and covering women, the violence they suffer, remains a challenge for greek news organizations with their culture of male dominance to this day. and finally, at julian assange is one step closer to an american prison. the u. k. government has agreed to extradite the wiki leaks co founder. he faces a sentence of up to 175 years. julian assange is guilty of exposing american secrets, including war crimes in afghanistan and iraq through classified documents that wiki leaks published and then provided to news outlets around the world. a sanchez backers have always maintained that this case is bigger than him. in that it sets a menacing precedent for journalism that is in th

and this pro, occasions could have grave or consequences, turkey and greece this to nato allies. through the decades of the more than history have came to the brink of war several times. but each time they have been able to manage the differences and to deescalate the situation. however, there are growing concerns. now that this time it could be different. well, how far can i say? she says its latest investigation into the origins of coven 19 was inconclusive. it is data from china is missing. it's another blog years long effort to determine how the pandemic began. the expert panel says that available data showed the virus that causes corbin 19 probably came from animals, likely bats. the missing data means it's not possible to identify exactly how the virus was transmitted to humans. large parts of sri lanka without electricity due to strike action by a key union operations that's wrong, has main power company of stoled. after most of its engineers stage to walk out there, unhappy about new regulations being proposed by the government shrank as experiencing its worst economic cr

why these drills upset greece so much? well, the timing is in, in, in this sense it's a very much delicate one because it's coming in at time when the, that the passion between turkey and greece is escalate. and so greece is accusing turkey off while it in his air space and the territorial waters. but the same accusations are coming from turkey as well. and turkey says that the grid, the grease is minute rising that the islands into agency. and he says that this is the way lation or the international treaties, because bees on this international treaties that are the guarantees that no country is going to militarize this islands. and another issue here that has been raised by pres. net one yesterday, is that the u. s e recently have increased the us military basis in greece and yesterday, pres, not one says that when the asked about the, at the americans against whom the us military bases were established, the american say this against russia, but he says that he doesn't take it. so, at so far through the decades or been mo

it took a while, but the me to movement has finally come to the forefront in greece. the threats faced by greek women from sexual harassment to domestic violence are making headlines, including the ultimate form of gender violence, genocide. the intentional killing of women simply because they are women. 38 have been killed over the past 18 months, most often at the hands of current or ex partners. greece is one of europe's most patriarchal societies ranking deadlines in the ease, gender equality index, and that is reflected in the country's news media. the listening posts flow, philips now on some aside in greece, and the sometimes detrimental role that journalism has played there in the way such crimes have been report 1st came the pictures of family and monet. then came the words spoken by the widowed husband. awesome. oh wow, good. a funeral tribute from a young father to his murdered wife, as he held that baby. the baby's mother was a woman named caroline crouch. and as the story went, she was beaten and strangled to death in her athens. her by a gang of ruthless

we the indeed to be in fossil because greece missions can see that they cannot to rely on . i'm just with the passionate, i'm go west. now that we are formulated to police in part as protest against the nation. oh wow. wow. countries and that way. now, all of a sudden were given even more options. and chances to make you don't know now in what europe's healing as a historic move you leaders have voted to grant ukraine camp. the c status to join the block, the spike, the country, severe economic issues though with the you itself, facing its own money worries. since you know, belgium wardens there will be a long road ahead for keith is from this fall, then he granted e u. candidate status to ukraine is a symbolic decision. accession to the blog will require huge reforms and time through ukraine say it's so far received around $30000000000.00 in foreign aid since the beginning of the conflict with a run one 3rd of the funds not needing to be repaid. additionally, the u. s. has pledge more than $54000000000.00 reportedly in total with the u. finalizing and other financial packag

and he says that greece is continued is publications . and this pro, occasions could have grave consequences, turkey and greece this to nato allies. through the decades of the more than history have came to the brink of the war several times, but each time they have been able to manage the differences and to de escalate the situation. however, there are growing concerns now that this time it could be different. at least 7 people have died and dozens injured in a fire in south korea that happened at an office building in the city of de good took about 55 trucks and 165 fighters to bring the blaze under control. please say they're investigating and there's the possibility it will start to deliberately that thailand has become the 1st country in asia to decriminalize marijuana. people are allowed to grow and possess candidates, but the government's warning, smoking in public could still land people in trouble. alexia bryan explains, lining up to get high at the highland cafe. some camped out overnight in bangkok to ensure the case in any yea

greece is no stranger to summerfires and, once again, homes and wildlife in the suburbs of athens are under threat. last summer, when greece was sweltering in the most severe heatwave for decades, wildfires scorched more than 100,000 hectares of forests and farmland. wendy urquhart reports. the blazes started south of athens, and with strong winds fanning the flames, firefighters were unable to contain it. so, before long, at least four neighbourhoods of the capital were on fire. every time the wind changed direction, so did the fire, putting firefighters under immense pressure as they fought the flames desperately trying to gain the upper hand. in the popular seaside town, just 16 kilometres south of the capital, hundreds of residents and tourists were forced to evacuate their homes and holiday apartments as the flames crept ever closer, devouring homes, cars, brush, and trees along the way. translation: ~ ., ., , ,., translation: we got a message tellin: translation: we got a message telling us to evacuate _ telling us to evacuate our homes, so we were watching from a distance. we w

, turkey and greece this to nato allies. through the decades of the more than history have came to the brink of the war several times, but each time they have been able to manage the differences and to deescalate the situation. however, there are growing concerns. now that this time it could be different. the summit of the americas is underway in los angeles us percentage obeta, and is hoping to use the event to address the root causes of migration from some south american countries. he's trying to engage regional leaders, but a boycott by some has overshadowed the event. they're angry that washington refused to invite cuba, venezuela and nicaragua, rob reynolds has more from los angeles, in a speech, opening the summit of the americas here in los angeles, president joe biden challenge the participants here to work together on a long list of initiative. everything from improving health care in the region to ensuring food security, disrupting criminal gangs, and ensuring up democracies in the region. by far, of course, the to

and that's been sort of the story in classical greece the yeoman farmer of greece and rome reappears in europe at various periods. and of course our country was founded on that idea that 90% of the population we're going to be freeholding small farmers. and the ideas are very skeptical. they don't really need government to give them money. they're not dependent on it like the poor. they don't seek to get concessions like the rich. and yet when we look at almost every barometer of middle-class income purchasing power homeownership. they've all been fading. we have a a middle-class youth that are 1.7 trillion dollars in aggregate debt. and one of the one of the things the symptoms that we're seeing is what tocqueville warned about the emergence of and various circumlocution. he was describing prolonged adolescence for a long adolescence when you look at the statistics of young people today the age of marriage first time you get married has gone from 23 up to about 27 the age when people have their first child up to 33 from 28. the age when people buy their first home way up that fertil

, turkey and greece this to nato allies. through the decades of the more than history have came to the brink of the war several times. but each time they have been able to manage the differences and to deescalate the situation. however, there are growing concerns now that this time it could be different. well, jerry and bank association has stopped trade with spain after the government ended its 20 friendship treaty on wednesday. but gas in ports will not be affected. i'll cheerier, pardon me, excuses accuses spain of backing morocco's plans for the disputed western sahara region. morocco sees the former spanish colony as it's sovereign territory and controls 80 percent of it. but all jury it backs the policy. sorry, front movement which has been fighting for the regents independence since the 19 seventy's. she hung biddy f as a senior risk analyst at the american credit rating agency, s and p global. she says the deterioration in relations could hit spain hauled, the major stand there in regarding other 5 of imports and exp

and the prime _ prime minister of greece. and the prime minister of greece. and the prime minister doesn't believe he has preached a ministerial code, he doesn't _ has preached a ministerial code, he doesn't have to grant the investigation happening. and so, jonathah — investigation happening. and so, jonathan evans, who is the chair of the standards committee, a bit of a mouthful. _ the standards committee, a bit of a mouthful, that. in recommending that he be _ mouthful, that. in recommending that he be given— mouthful, that. in recommending that he be given this power and he has not been — he be given this power and he has not been given it and now he remains on this _ not been given it and now he remains on this he _ not been given it and now he remains on this. he was a former adviser to the royals — on this. he was a former adviser to the royals was lord geidt. they think that is — the royals was lord geidt. they think that is very _ the royals was lord geidt. its: think that is very revealing because —— and i think. and the current editor

triggered the country's worst. wildfires in more than a decade after they exposed its full resources. greece is this year trying to prepare itself better, and the you has promised help with more than 200 firefighters and equipment soon to be deployed to the country. that leaves people here wondering if that would be enough if the fires come back on a similar scale this summer. some other stories now making headlines around the world at this hour in the u. s. at least 3 people have been killed in a mash shooting in the city of philadelphia. 11 others are injured. police say several shooters open fire on crowds in a busy night life district. the gunmen are still at large. fire has killed at least 49 people and injured more than a 100 others at a container depot in south eastern bangladesh, among the casualties or firefighters and police officers who rushed to to the scene . the blaze triggered multiple explosions. tunisian opposition supporters have demonstrated against hawks on a new constitution. the protesters accused president ty, size of trying to strengthen his grip on power site, had ex

think greece, for example, it's long had problems off to emerge the cook, the books to join the euro in the 1st place. injection auster, injection of cash hasn't appeared to have worked. now is economies. of course the you struggle with the impact of inflation. greece is once more falling into the basket case status to see me again. what has changed is that we have seen the price of fuel has gone up and the invoices from the electricity companies are a great shock for everyone. i would say that people are afraid of the crisis in my restaurant business is definitely down compared to last year, because that will tell us that we have is huge. we're anxious, anticipating what will come, that we are struggling every day. so we can fill in the gaps, we generally things that difficult and i don't see things changing because prices keep going up. i asked the courses of everything, just keep coming now while our wages have dropped. so we don't have one now the choice but to work 2 jobs, average a process keep going up a very difficult. we don't use all calls. we all saw motor bikes because th

one of those countries, greece, provides the soviet era tanks of the greek community and the city of my uncle openly asked athens not to provide ukraine with any weapons move, most excited. can you imagine how we felt sitting and seeing their own supposed defend treatise? i hate them, i'm sure they bombed our greek settlement. one of them was showing a video and he stone, boasting, look bombs, your village. i would very much like perhaps with your help to appeal to the greek people, the government and peace ministers to everyone. so that the hero, we don't want war for, we want peace. we want greece to hear us not help the american send weapons to ukraine, because with these weapon, the kill great people here, greece couldn't get us out, but at least they could stop supplying people with the arms that are killing us. just meanwhile, ukraine's representatives are still vowing to fight until the victorious end of raising concerns from both you and american politicians with white house official saying that the conflict should have a diplomatic solution. presidential biden has also urged

so the tension definitely the agency between turkey and greece is rising. and so far through the decades of the more than history of these 2 companies, these 2 nato allies, how came to the brink of the war, but each time they have been able to manage the differences and to de escalate destruction. however, this time there are going concerns that this time and maybe it will be a difference. all right, thank you so much, russell. start reporting and as near hunter morehead on the i'll just renew our including to date. we stand for lexi per voice demand action, because the victims on survivors of the shooting at a school in texas for gun reform, senegal, there's outrage about a list of candidates who run in next month. local election coming up in sport, boston restore their lead in the n b a finals as a warriors worry about their biggest star. that's always coming up with joe a little later. ah, but 1st the algerian bank association says a ban on all imports from spain has started after the government ended its 20 or friendship treaty on wednesday. so it a q,

here. greece couldn't get us out, but at least they could stop supplying people with the arms that are killing us. what's that mean? while ukraine's representatives are still vowing to fight until the victorious end, raising concerns from both the e. u and american politicians with white house officials saying the conflict should have a diplomatic solution. president joe biden has also urged his subordinates to tone that desire to weaken russia and see its defeat, fearing is increased the risk of direct confrontation with moscow. earlier, we spoke to russia's deputy ambassador to the united nations, dimitri polanski. he believes that he knew delegation to care was also seeking a resumption of peace talks amid a growing demand within the block. there was a lot of, lot of push for them to go for these 3 leaders. they were pretty much expected in here, and they are expected also for exercise some influence on non presidents landscape. not only to provide arms to this country, but also to help you to engage in meaningful consultations, new countries, including those of their leaders to kee

exercises in its new province, the drills are the largest join text sciences of the held in the region. greece has criticized the maneuvers. the palestinian foreign minister is at the international criminal court where he's delivering the findings of an investigation into the killing a voluntary agend machine. actually shot dead by israeli forces last month while covering rates in geneva in the occupied west bank. those were the headlines. i'll be back to the board years and half are here on out there. next, it's witness to stay with us. ah, a a a a a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a. 7 a, a ah, and the other god, elena dynamo. nobody can to portal 40 or not someone can mark the man and not uncommon, polio. kind of going to go and i got, i had to go along with the army meeting lena leyha brian presented. ah with we got a new bug and it's a learning a lot of the pool would and the website that i want to where do i get them but i'm not my team, i'm not able to adhere to, but i'm getting done on wait. oh, but if you could, ok, i'm on the mouth opening on friday about the animals in the bag. no, you

and for greece, if we had further east. well, we've got plenty of warms coming through as we edge into the new week with plenty of sunshine, the temperature here, well above the average. that sure whether i'll be back with more later ah. on the streets of greece, anti immigrant violence is on the rise. the road you have to go home over the country and who said that this is from floss, ism and increasingly migrant. farm workers are victims of vicious beatings, of utah. slum is helping the pakistan community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera. oh, the me. helpful is on i'll just 0 at this hour. the regional head of the hands says ukrainian forces have recaptured about 20 percent of last territory in the eastern city of the hero. done. yes. russian troops are now in control of half of the strategic city after week. the fighting hundreds of afghan refugees have held protests and islamic demanding the right to work, and the

we want greece to hear us and not help the americans send weapons to ukraine. because with these weapons, if they kill greek, people here or greece couldn't get us out. but at least they could stop supplying people with the arms that are killing us. what's that? when we, while ukraine's representatives are still vowing to fight until the victorious and raising concerns from both the e. u and american politicians with white house officials saying the conflict should have a diplomatic solution. president binding has also watched his subordinates to towing their desire to weaken russia and see it defeat ferrying. it is increased the give direct confrontation with moscow. earlier we spoke to russia's deputy ambassador to the united nations to meet your polanski. so he believes you delegation. he was also thinking it was dumps of peace talks. i made a growing demand within the below 50. there was a lot of fish for them to go for these 3 leaders. they were pretty much expected and they are expected also to exercise some influence on non presidents landscape. not only

think greece, for example, it's long had problems after it emerged today, the cook, the books, to join the euro in the 1st place, injection after injection of cash hasn't appeared to have worked. now as economies across the you struggle with the impact to inflation. greece is once more falling into basket case status, who's the amiga? what has changed is that we have seen the price of fuel has gone up and the invoices from the electricity companies are a great shock for every one. i would say that people are afraid of the crisis mother in my restaurant business is definitely down compared to last year for several dollars. it was a stress that we have is huge. we're anxious, anticipating what will come next. we are struggling every day so we can fill in the gaps here. generally, things are difficult and i don't see things changing because prices keep going up. oh yeah, i've seen prices of avarice indiscreet going up while our wages have dropped to we don't have a now the choice but to work 2 jobs every day. process keep coming up, e, i've not work very difficult. we don't even use our c

is making attempts to influence opinion in greece. the american embassy has been accused of trying to pressure a local geo political analyst after he published an article and criticizing the government for sending weapons to keep. the author, paul, anton office, said he was concerned about the arms falling into the hands of fighters from the as of battalion who have oppressed ethnic greeks and more youthful. he also blame the government and its media for the countries media for attempts to whitewash the units. neo nazi ideology told us the greek ruling party is in turn, finding its approval ratings on the slide morning. busy the high line breaks or initially, again, sending them to you in a more recent all actually it's been discovered that 71 percent of great actually want the government to have a neutral policy. and unfortunately, that has been completely thrown out of the window. they have not listened to the people and as a result, the ruling government, the government has suffered in the poll, is not, this is 33. the want to be v

modem, of course, long as you know in recent times, greece has had a certain attitude, some of which never can be reconciled without political and civil. it isn't, it stumbled the gimmick down for, especially after the meal we had in stumble. i made him an offer key and the offer was as follows. on the lips of bilateral relations in the future for let's not have 3rd parties coming in between those. i suggested, but despite that, because julia said yup, 2 indeed, sir, nate in the us. he gave a speech job to job the soda. and within a matter of 2 or 3 weeks, he turned the agreement that we had between ourselves on its head. and it didn't remain there. he did the same thing in divorce and it didn't stop there either or the other. plus. it's in relation to the island has and the small islands where he can go to visit the guy that image in it and pursued policy of weaponized, these small islands lawson get a parties unless tonight good. as far as the lawson agreements and the purchase agreements are concerned, it is prohibited to weaponized these items, yet this is what kristen is doing.

think greece, for example, it's long had problems after it emerged in the cook, the books to join the euro in the 1st place, injection after injection of cash hasn't appeared to have worked. now, as economies across the you struggle with the impact to inflation. greece is once more falling into basket case status. to see me. what has changed is that we have seen the price of fuel has gone up and the invoices from the electricity companies are a great shock for everyone. i would say that people are afraid of the crisis as mother in my restaurant. business is definitely down compared to last year's. we're still dollars. it wasn't the rest that we have is huge. we're anxious, anticipating what will come now going on. we are struggling every day so we can fill in the gap. we generally things are difficult and i don't see things changing because of high says he going on. i ask, see, any guy says, i presume disc kit go now while i'm waiting have dropped to wait on half an hour and a choice but to work 2 jobs every day. crosses, keep coming up. e after work. very difficult for we don't even