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[00:00:00] Dorte writes this on her serial picture, which she has sent to us, and the sun rises
[00:00:04] around half past five, just for now, more
[00:00:06] precisely at Rønne at 05:20, in Esbjerg at
[00:00:10] 05:44, and there will be a good opportunity to experience the sun
[00:00:14] here during the morning hours, there is plenty of sun
[00:00:18] Thailand. In just a few years, in large parts of the country, but during the morning, it will gradually become
[00:00:21] a little more cloudy, so the temperatures will reach around
[00:00:25] 20-21 degrees at lunchtime, and with a wind that has subsided, as
[00:00:28] Dorte wrote, cited. The game is a light to moderate wind coming from a
[00:00:32] southwesterly direction. During the afternoon, a couple of
[00:00:36] degrees will be added, we can probably get the highest temperature of the day here around
[00:00:40] the capital area with 22-23 degrees, but
[00:00:43] then it will gradually clear up, and that means that when we
[00:00:46] get to the evening hours, there will be room for the sun in many places in the country,
[00:00:50] temperatures will remain at a good level, and
[00:00:53] yes, there is a good opportunity to see a beautiful sunset out on
[00:00:56] the west coast.
[00:01:03] 'This is just getting even
[00:01:05] harder,
[00:01:08] I need to eat some more, alone in
[00:01:11] the wilderness, with only a few participants left, the season
[00:01:15] will be decided in the biting cold, who will break the record for most days in
[00:01:19] the wilderness, now on DRTV, and
[00:01:22] tonight at 8 PM on D, I don't think the big test is
[00:01:26] over,
[00:01:29] you have that little room where you make that music, and it's just for us, and then suddenly
[00:01:33] you're there, and there are 50,000 other people who are also in that room. Meet the producers
[00:01:37] behind the songs we all know. You can't just sit down and make
[00:01:40] a song with someone if there isn't some kind of chemistry. Wow, okay, crazy, now I
[00:01:44] have to meet a producer, you know. I feel like I just have to help them, then I
[00:01:48] help the music, then it will be
[00:01:49] good.
[00:01:53] He is the most skilled producer I have seen. When you have
[00:01:56] worked really intensely on something, and it then comes out, you just stand there a bit. back or
[00:02:00] somehow behind the stars, now it's just not mine anymore, now on dtv and
[00:02:04] tonight on da2, it's f**king cool,
[00:02:16] now it's starting yet another double for
[00:02:20] Norwegian Ingebrigsen, it
[00:02:23] is an excellent start by Katrine Kock Jacobsen, I think he takes
[00:02:26] the gold, plantis, and it
[00:02:28] is there. He does it,
[00:02:32] she is a completely insane phenomenon, this five
[00:02:36] can, it is there, that was
[00:02:38] incredible, experience the European Athletics Championships, then it
[00:02:42] was all worth the wait, from August 10th on dtv and
[00:02:46] there two, how wild it is.
[00:03:00] Good morning, we are running TVA Live with the latest news. A new
[00:03:03] campaign from the Islamic and anti-democratic group
[00:03:07] Hisbutaria is now facing strong criticism from, among others, the Minister for Foreigners and
[00:03:11] Integration, Mundbødskov. The campaign's
[00:03:13] message addresses Muslim high school students before
[00:03:17] the start of the semester next week, and the message is that one should hold on to
[00:03:21] their Islamic identity and avoid group pressure and Danish
[00:03:25] rituals. Islamic values do not belong in our
[00:03:28] education system. 'we must learn from each other, we must be inspired
[00:03:32] by each other, we must meet each other across cultures, but Islamic
[00:03:36] values do not belong in our education system, and that is what they preach and
[00:03:39] only what they preach, and therefore it is dangerous, and therefore one should stay away from
[00:03:43] it. Dear young Muslim in high school, after
[00:03:46] the summer holidays, a new chapter begins, new subjects, new acquaintances, new
[00:03:50] challenges and new opportunities, but in the midst of all the new, never
[00:03:54] forget the most important thing, who you are, Muslim, and that
[00:03:57] is something you should be proud of, it is never something'.
[00:04:00] Along with the open letter, the video we see here is also shared
[00:04:03] on the Islamic association's social media, and the campaign is
[00:04:07] problematic, according to the minister. They
[00:04:11] use this to promote division, they use this
[00:04:14] to promote Islamic demands on
[00:04:17] how our education and the environments in our education should be organized. It belongs
[00:04:21] nowhere, education and educational institutions should be a sanctuary
[00:04:25] for young people who want to educate themselves, who want to have a
[00:04:28] future, and who will choose it themselves. future, and who will not let their future
[00:04:32] depend on ancient
[00:04:34] traditions that do not belong to
[00:04:37] Denmark. And the association Danske Gymnasier agrees that
[00:04:41] the campaign is problematic.
[00:04:44] That one, with an imperative form, tells them what they should and should not do in high school,
[00:04:48] I think is unfortunate, because it is precisely in that period that one begins to make
[00:04:51] decisions themselves, and I think they should be allowed to, so it bothers me.
[00:04:55] Hitsbuzeria has refused to appear for
[00:04:59] a taped interview with Dr. In an email, the
[00:05:02] association's media representative, Elias Lamrabet, writes that it is
[00:05:06] Morten Bødskar, the Danish government, that creates division among the population by
[00:05:10] Thailand. In just a few years, constantly discrediting Muslims and problematizing
[00:05:13] Islam itself, as here, where he calls Islamic values
[00:05:17] dangerous.
[00:05:21] Several companies in Greenland are finding it difficult to find local
[00:05:24] labor. Therefore, they are increasingly seeking help from countries like
[00:05:28] the Philippines and
[00:05:31] the number of Filipino citizens has more than
[00:05:34] octupled, and along with, among others, Thais, there are now around
[00:05:38] 1900 Asians in Greenland out of a population of just over
[00:05:41] 56. This is according to figures from Greenland
[00:05:44] Statistics.
[00:05:52] That's one month salary in Philippines.
[00:05:55] Jasmine Josaurus is far from the only Asian working for
[00:05:58] Hotel Hans Ede, which has several hotels in Nuuk. Here,
[00:06:02] close to half of the employees are from Asia, despite the fact that
[00:06:06] the director would otherwise prefer to hire Greenlandic
[00:06:08] labor.
[00:06:10] Without misunderstanding the term, one can say that it is a necessary evil that we have to
[00:06:14] import labor from outside, uh,
[00:06:17] Greenland has grown significantly economically in the last couple of years, and that has made our
[00:06:21] workforce not large enough, and the only solution to
[00:06:25] keep production going is to import employees from outside, wherever they may come
[00:06:29] from. The development has happened after an
[00:06:32] agreement between Denmark and Greenland from 2021, which
[00:06:35] provides faster residence and work permits for
[00:06:38] foreigners. Even though the scheme only grants temporary permits for one
[00:06:42] to two years, many foreigners have now worked in
[00:06:45] Greenland for over a year and started families or brought their children with them
[00:06:49] to Greenland, and that can create a fragile
[00:06:52] situation. It is a huge problem for
[00:06:56] many, and it is something that constantly occupies people's minds
[00:07:00] all the time. If the person who has
[00:07:03] the work and residence permit loses their job, then
[00:07:07] the entire family is sent home. And when you
[00:07:11] walk around the streets now, you can easily notice that there has been a large
[00:07:15] influx of people from Asia over the past
[00:07:17] years. If you go into a restaurant in a completely ordinary
[00:07:21] supermarket, yes, then it is often people from the Philippines or
[00:07:25] Thailand who serve you, there are swarms of Asian
[00:07:28] restaurants, especially from Thailand, one of the most
[00:07:31] popular dishes here in Nuuk, yes, it is actually red
[00:07:35] curry with reindeer or soup with
[00:07:38] snow crabs, so one adapts a little to the
[00:07:41] Arctic conditions, even if one comes from more tropical
[00:07:45] regions, this reflects a deep lack of labor in
[00:07:49] Greenlandic society, one would simply have difficulty making things run
[00:07:53] if there wasn't this labor coming from outside
[00:07:56] these years, a very large number, I spoke to a
[00:07:59] shop owner the other day, she should actually have been on vacation,
[00:08:03] but her shop simply couldn't stay open if she wasn't there, because yes
[00:08:07] she lacked people behind the counter, so there is nothing to
[00:08:10] suggest that this labor force will go home right away,
[00:08:13] on the contrary, it seems to increase
[00:08:17] almost month by month.
[00:08:20] When Copenhagen Pride Week takes place today, there will be more
[00:08:24] visible police present. Pride week comes
[00:08:27] only two weeks after Berlin Pride was attacked, where one
[00:08:31] person lost their life and several were injured. According to Copenhagen
[00:08:34] police, however, there is no reason to worry
[00:08:37] here at home. If one had intended to go to Pride
[00:08:40] before the incident in Berlin, we
[00:08:44] don't think there is anything that should make one change that decision. The police
[00:08:48] state that there will be security officers at
[00:08:50] the City Hall Square throughout Pride, and there will be police at both the large
[00:08:54] gathering points and smaller events around the
[00:08:57] capital. And Camilla Farholt Løfval, you have gone
[00:09:01] to City Hall Square in Copenhagen, where preparations are being made for Pride
[00:09:04] Week?
[00:09:07] Yes, tables and benches are ready, and uh, from
[00:09:10] 12 o'clock, when the square opens, there will be beer in large
[00:09:13] rainbow-colored reusable cups, up here on
[00:09:17] the stage, they will start sound checks in
[00:09:20] 10 minutes, and uh, then from half
[00:09:23] past two, there will be entertainment and and action here at
[00:09:26] City Hall Square, at 6 PM there will be an
[00:09:29] anniversary speech, because it is the 30th
[00:09:33] consecutive year that there is Pride in Copenhagen, here are
[00:09:35] the stalls, and the champagne stall over here is one of the things that will be
[00:09:39] sought after later in the week, when there will be uh... where there will be a
[00:09:43] parade in Copenhagen next Saturday, and already today, one can
[00:09:46] start here in the square to paint their signs and
[00:09:49] um banners, that one will have with them to this colorful parade,
[00:09:53] as we know it, Benjamin, it is in light
[00:09:56] of
[00:09:59] the attack in Berlin two weeks ago at the Pride there, that
[00:10:03] you are holding your Pride this year, how do you feel about
[00:10:07] starting this today? Well, uh, it was terrible
[00:10:10] to get that message two weeks ago, uh, but for
[00:10:14] me, it also gives me a fighting spirit, a spark, for how
[00:10:18] important the work is, and I feel we, I feel
[00:10:21] safe personally, and I, I know that the police have done everything we can to
[00:10:25] ensure safety mm, yes, because it will be,
[00:10:29] you could say, in light of the attack two weeks
[00:10:33] ago, and also, as you say, the police are focusing on it, you are focusing on it, how do you think it
[00:10:37] will affect your party and celebration? Of course,
[00:10:41] in a very practical sense, it also means that we will mark it during
[00:10:45] our week, and remember and mourn, but also rise
[00:10:48] stronger together, and I also think it will mean, because we know this for our
[00:10:52] community and our fellowship, that when we are attacked, we rise
[00:10:56] even stronger, so I also expect especially for the parade next year, that even more
[00:11:00] people will be on the streets. We know what the police are doing, but what are you
[00:11:03] doing to increase security? Yes, for us, it's actually not so much security, but more
[00:11:07] safety, uh, and safety, it's about
[00:11:11] getting people to feel that they can participate in our
[00:11:14] events safely and securely, we do that among other things by
[00:11:17] visibly barricading our entrances with
[00:11:20] concrete blocks, so that one can clearly see that
[00:11:24] one can be in the square, and that is some of the things we do
[00:11:28] to make people feel safe, thank you, have a good
[00:11:31] party,
[00:11:40] gooruas and I promise the people to faithfully
[00:11:44] uphold the constitution and laws of
[00:11:47] Colombia,
[00:11:49] the far-right politician Abelardo de la Espriella, who has been nicknamed 'the tiger',
[00:11:53] has been taken as a Colombian president. Espriella is supported by
[00:11:57] US President Donald Trump, and has promised before the election a closer
[00:12:01] relationship with the US, and that he will crack down on the country's criminal
[00:12:04] groups, as well as revive the country's oil and gas sector. But
[00:12:08] not all in the country are supporters of the new president.
[00:12:28] Russia denies any knowledge of the drone incident
[00:12:32] here at Leipzig airport, where a drone with explosives was found near a Ukrainian
[00:12:36] cargo plane on Tuesday evening. Germany has described
[00:12:39] the incident as an attempt at a hybrid attack, and even though
[00:12:43] no suspect has been identified, Russia has been accused of being behind it.
[00:12:47] Including by the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany.
[00:12:51] The Russian embassy in Germany calls the incident and its aftermath a new wave
[00:12:55] of anti-Russian hysteria, which they view with
[00:12:58] concern.
[00:13:01] Deforestation in the world's largest rainforest, the Amazon, has
[00:13:04] fallen to its lowest level in 10 years. This is shown by new figures
[00:13:08] from Brazil's National Institute for Space Research. Brazilian
[00:13:11] President Lula has promised to stop illegal deforestation by
[00:13:15] 2030. He is running for re-election in October against
[00:13:19] Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the convicted former president
[00:13:22] Jair Bolsonaro, who wants to remove several of the political measures that
[00:13:26] protect the rainforest. Large parts of the Amazon have been
[00:13:30] deforested for decades in favor of cattle ranching and cultivation of
[00:13:33] crops.
[00:13:38] Now mussel producers can resume their work, which
[00:13:41] had otherwise stopped due to the fisheries control's new
[00:13:44] sorting requirements. Because the requirement for fishermen to fine-sort their
[00:13:48] mussel catch will now be postponed for three months. The Minister for the Environment says
[00:13:51] this. It is the agency that has decided. "Because there may have been
[00:13:55] these misunderstandings, one would actually like to have an extended
[00:13:58] guidance period, where one goes out to the industry and has a dialogue about what rules
[00:14:02] actually apply, and how one can comply with them, and I think that is
[00:14:06] sensible, if there have been misunderstandings, that one then ensures that they are
[00:14:09] corrected. with the new fishing requirement, which the Minister for the Environment is now
[00:14:13] postponing, mussel producers must sort their
[00:14:16] catch into separate categories of marine species, as you can see here in
[00:14:20] the video, a requirement that at Denmark's largest mussel producer,
[00:14:24] Wilson. blue says: is impossible to enforce, as
[00:14:27] mussel fishing in high season can amount to 500 tons of
[00:14:31] mussels and other species per day. Therefore, the
[00:14:34] Minister for the Environment proposes that a better
[00:14:37] solution be found. And now I have asked the agency to provide written
[00:14:40] guidance. They have decided to have an extended guidance period, so we can
[00:14:44] have a good dialogue about this. I also just want to remind you why
[00:14:47] you need to sort. It's because you have quotas for fish, we need
[00:14:51] to know how much has been landed. You need to know the bycatch of
[00:14:55] different species, so we know the impact on nature, it's not something that just
[00:14:59] appeared out of nowhere, but of course the rules must be followed, of course the
[00:15:02] rules must be in order, but it must be done in a proper and good way, and then it's
[00:15:06] time to look at the weather, yes it
[00:15:09] is, the sun has set or the sun has risen and the wind has died
[00:15:13] down, it's just a beautiful morning, that's what Dorte writes on her serial picture, which she has
[00:15:17] sent to us, and the sun rises around half past five right now,
[00:15:21] more precisely at Rønne. at
[00:15:25] 05:20 in Esbjerg at 05:44, and there
[00:15:29] will therefore be a good opportunity to experience the sun here during
[00:15:32] the morning hours, there is plenty of sun in large
[00:15:35] parts of the country, but during the morning. well then it will gradually become a little more
[00:15:39] cloudy. The temperatures will reach around 20-21 degrees at
[00:15:43] lunchtime, and with a wind that has died down, as Dorte wrote, cited the picture, it
[00:15:47] is a light to moderate wind coming from the southwest.
[00:15:50] During the afternoon, a couple of degrees will be added,
[00:15:54] we can probably get the highest temperature of the day here around
[00:15:56] the capital area with 22-23 degrees, but
[00:16:00] then there will also be a clearing up, and that means that when we get to
[00:16:03] the evening hours, there will be room for the sun in many places in the country, the temperatures... will
[00:16:07] stay at a good level, and yes, there is a good opportunity to
[00:16:11] see a beautiful sunset out on
[00:16:12] the west coast,
[00:16:20] this is just getting worse and even
[00:16:22] harder,
[00:16:25] I need to eat more, alone in the
[00:16:28] wilderness, with only a few participants left, the season
[00:16:32] will be decided in the biting cold, who will break the record for most days in
[00:16:36] the wilderness? Now on DRTV and
[00:16:39] tonight at 8 PM on DR1. I don't think the big test is
[00:16:43] over.
[00:16:46] You have that little room where you make that music, and it's just for us. And then suddenly
[00:16:49] you're there and then there are 50,000 other people who are also in that room. Meet the producers
[00:16:53] behind the songs we all know. You can't just sit down and make a song with
[00:16:57] someone if there isn't some kind of chemistry. Wow, okay, crazy, now I
[00:17:01] have to meet a producer who is dead. I feel like I just have to help them, then
[00:17:04] I help the music, then it will be good.
[00:17:13] When you have worked really intensely on something, and it then comes out, and then you just stand back a little
[00:17:17] on or somehow behind the stars, oh, now it's just not mine anymore, now on dtv
[00:17:21] and tonight on da2, it's f**king cool,
[00:17:33] now it's starting yet another double for them.
[00:17:39] It's an excellent start by Katrine Kok Jacobsen, I think he takes
[00:17:43] the gold.
[00:17:49] She is a completely insane phenomenon,
[00:17:52] her here. It's there, that was
[00:17:55] incredible. Experience the European Athletics Championships. Then it
[00:17:59] was all worth the wait. From August 10th on DRTV
[00:18:03] and DR2. How
[00:18:04] wild it is.
[00:18:16] Good morning, we are running TV Live with the latest news. A new
[00:18:20] campaign from the Islamic and anti-democratic group
[00:18:24] Hisbutaria is now facing strong criticism from, among others, the Minister for Foreigners and
[00:18:28] Integration, Mundbødskov. The campaign's
[00:18:30] message addresses Muslim high school students before
[00:18:34] the start of the semester next week. And the message is that one should hold
[00:18:38] on to their Islamic identity and avoid group pressure and
[00:18:41] Danish rituals. Islamic values do not belong in our
[00:18:45] education system. We must learn from each other, we must be inspired by
[00:18:49] each other. We must meet each other across cultures, but Islamic
[00:18:52] values do not belong in our education system, and that is what they preach, and
[00:18:56] only what they preach. And therefore it is dangerous, and therefore one should stay away from
[00:19:00] it. Dear young Muslim in high school. After
[00:19:03] the summer holidays, a new chapter begins. New subjects, new
[00:19:06] acquaintances. challenges and new opportunities, but in the midst of all the
[00:19:09] new, never forget the most important thing, who you
[00:19:13] are, Muslim, and that is something you should be proud of.
[00:19:17] Along with the open letter, the video we see here is also shared on
[00:19:21] the Islamic association's social media, and the campaign is
[00:19:24] problematic, according to the minister. They
[00:19:28] use this to promote division, they use this
[00:19:31] to promote Islamic demands on
[00:19:34] how our education and the environments in our education should be organized. It belongs
[00:19:38] nowhere, education and educational institutions should be a sanctuary
[00:19:42] for young people who want to educate themselves, who want to have a
[00:19:45] future, and who will choose their own future, and who will not let their future
[00:19:48] depend on ancient
[00:19:52] traditions that do not belong to
[00:19:54] Denmark, and the association Danske Gymnasier agrees that
[00:19:58] the campaign is problematic,
[00:20:01] that one, with an imperative form, tells them what they should and should not do in high school,
[00:20:04] I think is unfortunate. Because it is precisely in that period that one begins to make
[00:20:08] decisions themselves, and I think they should be allowed to, so it bothers me.
[00:20:12] Hitsbuzzaria has refused to give a taped interview with
[00:20:16] Dr. In an email, the association's media representative,
[00:20:19] Elias Lamrabet, writes that it is Morten Bødskaad, the Danish government, that
[00:20:23] creates division among the population by constantly discrediting
[00:20:26] Muslims and problematizing Islam itself, as here, where he calls
[00:20:30] Islamic values dangerous.
[00:20:33] dangerous.
[00:20:38] Several companies in Greenland are finding it difficult to find local
[00:20:41] labor. Therefore, they are increasingly seeking help from countries
[00:20:45] such as the Philippines and
[00:20:48] the number of Filipino citizens has more than octupled,
[00:20:52] and along with, among others, Thais, there are now around
[00:20:55] 1900 Asians in Greenland out of a population of just over
[00:20:58] 56,000, according to figures from Greenland
[00:21:01] Statistics.
[00:21:09] If you work here for like three days, that's
[00:21:12] one month salary in Philippines. Yes, Minyosorus is far from the only Asian working for
[00:21:15] Hotel Hans Ede, which has several hotels in Nuuk. Here, nearly
[00:21:19] half of the employees are from Asia, and this is despite the fact that
[00:21:23] the director would otherwise prefer to hire Greenlandic
[00:21:25] labor.
[00:21:28] one should misunderstand the expression, then one can say, then it is a necessary evil that we have to
[00:21:31] import labor from outside. Uh, Greenland has
[00:21:35] grown significantly economically in the last few years, and that has made our
[00:21:38] workforce not large enough, and the only solution to keep
[00:21:42] production going is to import employees from outside, wherever they may come
[00:21:46] from? The development has happened after an
[00:21:49] agreement between Denmark and Greenland from 2021, which
[00:21:52] grants faster residence and work permits to
[00:21:55] foreigners. Even though the scheme only grants temporary permits for one
[00:21:59] to two years, many foreigners have now worked in
[00:22:02] Greenland for over a year and started families or brought their children with them
[00:22:06] to Greenland, and that can create a fragile
[00:22:09] situation. It is a huge problem for
[00:22:12] many, and it is something that constantly occupies people's minds
[00:22:16] all the time. If the person who has
[00:22:20] the work and residence permit loses their job,
[00:22:24] then the entire family is sent home, and
[00:22:27] when you walk around the streets in Nuuk, you can easily notice that there has been
[00:22:31] a large influx of people from Asia over the past years.
[00:22:35] If you go into a restaurant in a completely ordinary
[00:22:38] supermarket, yes, then it is often people from
[00:22:41] the Philippines or Thailand who serve you, there are swarms of Asian
[00:22:44] restaurants, especially from Thailand, one of the very popular
[00:22:48] dishes
[00:22:50] here in Nuuk, yes, it's actually red curry with reindeer
[00:22:53] or tag soup with snow crabs, so one
[00:22:57] adapts a little to the Arctic conditions, even if one
[00:23:00] comes from more tropical regions, this reflects a
[00:23:04] deep lack of labor in Greenlandic society, one would simply have
[00:23:08] difficulty making things run if there wasn't this
[00:23:12] labor coming from outside in these years, a very large
[00:23:15] number, I spoke to a shop owner the other day,
[00:23:18] she should actually have been on vacation. but her shop simply couldn't stay
[00:23:22] open if she wasn't there, because yes she lacked people behind the counter,
[00:23:25] so there is nothing to suggest that this labor force will go home
[00:23:29] right away, on the contrary, it seems to increase
[00:23:33] almost month by month.
[00:23:35] month. When Copenhagen Pride Week
[00:23:39] takes place today, there will be more visible police present.
[00:23:43] Pride week comes only two weeks after Berlin Pride was
[00:23:46] attacked, where one person lost their life and several were
[00:23:50] injured. According to Copenhagen police, however, there is no reason to
[00:23:53] worry here at home. If one had intended to go to
[00:23:57] Pride, before the incident in Berlin,
[00:24:00] then we don't think there is anything that makes one change that
[00:24:03] decision. The police state that there will be
[00:24:06] security officers at the City Hall Square throughout Pride,
[00:24:09] and there will be police at both the large gathering points and smaller
[00:24:13] events around the capital. And
[00:24:16] Camilla Fauhold Løftval, you have gone to City Hall Square in Copenhagen, where it is. by
[00:24:20] to be prepared for Pride Week,
[00:24:23] yes, stalls and benches are ready, and uh, from 12
[00:24:27] o'clock, when the square opens, there will be beer in large
[00:24:30] rainbow-colored reusable cups, up here on
[00:24:33] the stage, they start sound checks in
[00:24:36] 10 minutes, and uh, from half past one
[00:24:40] there will be entertainment and a lively atmosphere here at
[00:24:43] Rådhuspladsen, at 6 PM there will be an
[00:24:46] anniversary speech, because it is uh 30 years in a
[00:24:50] row that there is Pride in Copenhagen. Here are the stalls and
[00:24:53] the champagne stall over here is one of the things that will be in demand later in
[00:24:57] the week, when there will be uh, when there will be a parade in Copenhagen next
[00:25:01] Saturday, and already today, you can start here in the square to paint
[00:25:05] your signs and uh banners, which you will
[00:25:08] bring to this colorful parade, as we know it. Benjamin, this
[00:25:12] is in the light of
[00:25:16] the attack in Berlin two weeks ago at Pride, down there you are, you are in the heart
[00:25:20] of your Pride this year, how do you feel about starting
[00:25:23] this today? I mean, uh, it
[00:25:26] was terrible to receive that message two weeks ago,
[00:25:30] uh, but for me it also gives a fighting spirit and a
[00:25:33] spark to how important the work is, uh, and
[00:25:37] I feel we, I feel safe personally, and I, I
[00:25:40] know that the police have done everything they can to ensure safety,
[00:25:44] yes, because it will be, one might say, in the light
[00:25:48] of the attack two weeks ago, and also as you say, the police are focused on
[00:25:52] it, you are focused on it, how do you think it will affect your uh
[00:25:55] celebration? Of course,
[00:25:59] very practically, it also means that we mark it during our week. And
[00:26:02] commemorate and mourn, but also rise stronger
[00:26:06] together, and I also think it will mean, because we know this from our
[00:26:09] community, that when we are attacked, we rise even
[00:26:13] stronger, so I also expect even more people on the streets, especially for the parade next week.
[00:26:16] We know what the police do, but what do you
[00:26:20] do to increase safety? Well, for us it's not so much about safety, but more about
[00:26:24] security, uh, and security, it's about
[00:26:28] making people feel that they can participate in our
[00:26:31] events. And safely, we do that by, among other things,
[00:26:34] visibly barricading our entrances with
[00:26:37] concrete blocks, so that one can clearly see that
[00:26:41] one can be safely in the square, and those are some of the things we do
[00:26:45] to make people feel safe, thank you, enjoy the party.
[00:27:14] US President Donald Trump and before the election promised a closer
[00:27:18] relationship with the US, and that he would crack down on the country's criminal
[00:27:21] groups, as well as revive the country's oil and
[00:27:23] gas sector, but not all of the country's supporters of the new
[00:27:27] president.
[00:27:45] Russia denies any knowledge of the drone incident here at
[00:27:49] Lipsic Airport, where on Tuesday evening a drone with explosives
[00:27:52] was found near a Ukrainian cargo plane. Germany has
[00:27:56] described the incident as an attempt at a hybrid attack, and
[00:27:59] even though no suspects have been identified, has been accused of
[00:28:03] being behind it, among others by the Ukrainian ambassador in
[00:28:06] Germany. The Russian embassy in Germany calls the incident and
[00:28:10] its aftermath a new wave of anti-Russian hysteria, which
[00:28:14] they view with concern.
[00:28:17] Deforestation in the world's largest rainforest, the Amazon, has fallen
[00:28:21] to its lowest level in 10 years. This is according to new figures
[00:28:24] from Brazil's National Institute for Space Research. Brazilian
[00:28:28] President Lula has promised to stop illegal deforestation before.
[00:28:33] He is running for re-election in October against Flavio
[00:28:36] Bolsonaro, son of the convicted former president Jair
[00:28:40] Bolsonaro, who wants to remove more of the political measures that protect
[00:28:44] the rainforest. Large parts of the Amazon have been cleared for decades
[00:28:47] for cattle ranching and cultivation of
[00:28:50] crops.
[00:28:55] Now mussel producers can resume their work, which
[00:28:58] had otherwise stopped due to the Fisheries Control's new
[00:29:01] sorting requirements. Because the requirement that fishermen must fine-sort their
[00:29:05] mussel catch is now postponed for three months, says the Minister of Environment.
[00:29:08] It is the agency that has decided that because there may have been
[00:29:12] these misunderstandings, they would like to create an extended
[00:29:15] guidance period, where they go out to the industry and have a dialogue about what
[00:29:19] rules actually apply, and how one can comply with them, and that
[00:29:23] I think is sensible, if there have been misunderstandings, that one then ensures to
[00:29:26] correct them. With the new fishing requirement, which
[00:29:29] the Minister of Environment is now postponing, mussel producers must sort
[00:29:33] their catch into separate categories of marine species, as you can see
[00:29:37] here in the video, a requirement that they at Denmark's largest
[00:29:40] mussel producer Wilson Blue say is impossible to
[00:29:43] enforce, as the mussel catch in the high season can amount to
[00:29:47] 500 tons of mussels and other species per day. Therefore,
[00:29:51] the Minister of Environment suggests that a better
[00:29:53] solution is found. And now I have asked the agency to create a written
[00:29:57] guideline. They have decided to create an extended guidance period, so we can
[00:30:01] have a good dialogue about this. I would also just like to remind you why
[00:30:04] one should sort, it's because there are quotas on fish, we need
[00:30:08] to know how much has been landed, we need to know the bycatch of
[00:30:12] different species, so we know the impact from nature, it's not something that just
[00:30:15] dropped down as something completely crazy, but of course one must
[00:30:19] comply with the rules, of course there must be control over the rules, but it must be done in a proper and
[00:30:23] good way, and then it is time to look at
[00:30:26] the weather, yes it is, the sun has set or
[00:30:30] the sun has risen and the wind has died down, it is... just a beautiful morning,
[00:30:33] Dorte writes that on her series picture, which she has sent to us, and the sun rises
[00:30:37] just around half past five at the moment, more
[00:30:40] precisely at Rønne at 05:20 in Esbjerg
[00:30:43] at 05:44, and there will be a good opportunity to experience
[00:30:47] the sun here during the morning hours, there is
[00:30:50] plenty of sun in large parts of the country, but during the morning, well, it
[00:30:54] will gradually become a bit more cloudy, the temperature will rise
[00:30:58] to around these 20-21 degrees.