view of the world. after all. the new year offers us an opportunity to come out life with a new perspective. we begin in italy with bruno fair in a man who has fun for a living. he owns an amusement park with a roller coaster ferris wheel. the works. an entrance is free even during the energy crisis that is forcing other businesses to curtail production or even close . so how does bruno keep the wheels turning at his park in northern italy? well, he doesn't pay for electricity because he doesn't need it. bruno was park is powered with good old fashion, elbow grease, the roller conveyor the hum back cause the wheel of death. with that so just a few of the $37.00 attractions at the amusement park. i p o, p, italian for under the populace. and it was all built by this man to very, very busy stretch your legs out in front of you. straighten them out. yes, that's it. made to now otherwise your lan with your nose on the rubber because in our brain is from not only home mental. bruno for in is 85 years old. he built his 1st swing here half a century ago. i real permission from the georgia. it's always a joy to come here and see what i built up in 50 years. i value. it's a great feeling to be able to say about your own life. and i made all my dreams come true. love you. have you imagine that you are a hula hooping, a song or l. exactly. peter, whose dream began with the restaurant in 1969. bruno helene fell in love with this piece of fight. as his wife served wine and sausages, under the populace, he started building swings. he taught himself everything and with the limb in very matter that even a girl i only ever went to elementary school. but i've always understood numbers that it comes naturally to me on working out weights and counter waits for my attractions. may do i love here while i am. i don't work with the white horse. i make mistakes at times and have to adjust the rides that are too heavy. or if the slope isn't right, probably name built all of all of it out a lot all. if everything special about payment for ins, park is that none of the attractions require electricity. they use the laws of physics and the muscle power of visitors. the newest attraction is the carousel. he had the idea, fred, after watching a tv repose about a training facility for nasa astronaut euro, this carousel is powered by these bicycles operated by visitors. when you pedal, the carousel spins the faster it spins, the more the centrifugal force increases, causing the seed frames to move backwards from the center. oh then allegedly ah, while other amusement parks phase closer d to rising electricity costs. burneff ruin is forging ahead and planning for the future. ah, also my, the energy prices are through the roof proper. so i'm thinking of installing dynamos on every ride to harness the energy from all the equipment moving around. that's my plan. why? i applied on a large scale that idea would foil the strategies of some world lead is i for do you couldn't, wouldn't be very happy at a park like mine. and i mean because of everything work like this, he could no longer sell gas to italy. your house. yeah. there have been no accidents in the decades long history of his pock buena offering says nothing escapes him. go on a jo, i sit down young man, don't come on horseback. there's not you need to sit down because it's dangerous. yeah. okay. maybe no, you think they don't read the signs really, that that's how italians are. the whole in germany. signs are law, but here in italy, they're optional. maybe i'll read them. maybe not. that's how it works in italy. jolla go around, $50000.00 visitors come to the park every year. it's open only on weekends, and entry is free. bruno for, in believes it shouldn't matter how much money you have. everyone should have the right to have fun. most visitors buy something to eat and drink in his restaurant, making the business sustainable. even at 85, he still pitching in every way he can. he says the freedom to do what he loves has kept him young. the federal ah mit very, it's a beautiful way to live. depending on my mood each day. i decide what to do, isn't that great, my dears, that's the poetry of life given i read that was, that was one that he's devoted to his amusement park. the freedom of choice is something many of us take for granted for others. it's an uphill battle, victoria. he coy isn't letting such challenges stop her from achieving her goals. she's fighting for her dream job as a train driver in ukraine will up until a few years ago. women were banned from working in the profession. but the war in ukraine has seen women taking on roles typically reserved for men. trains have become a lifeline for people in the country, and victoria is playing a crucial role in the war effort. each time she starts work is a moment of validation for victoria coin. she's ukraine's 1st female trained co driver until recently, sexist regulations band women from the job. it was considered risky to their reproductive health. now in the war, it really is dangerous for everyone on the trains below vasqua, what i level washcloth little hard mentally and physically because you very often hear the air raid siren a ye accused that a war i've even seen when missiles head of a dollar by should they? yeah, we try to suppress these emotions and continue our work because it's not just about our lives. are those that are what are the lives of the passenger is sitting behind us also depend on us, is that you was to see it. it isn't what it says that my son was panama. victoria had to try many times before she could even study for her dream. john. yeah, the all of that, but they bought what i was applying to many universities and colleges and asking if they could teach me them all of their propellers from land every once at the same thing is sima yi casala know you're a woman that me. that was it sat when they had mama did give a moment of shannon was ugly, amused gazelle at that then and one school said they did not have the right to refuse me. what have you, what time they could not promise that i would ever work in this profession. i did get the, what is a laugh. only now be say more should leave boys in put numbers, not a bundle. but by the time she graduated, the old soviet iraq ban on women doing suit. jobs had been dropped. victories started as a co driver, a few months before russia invaded in february, buffalo to put attention to passengers. our destination is re benco's station on time of departure from keith is 18. 27. william. there is a lot to do. update log books, checked the speed of the train, the signals, the electrical contact line and speak to passengers. and if something were to happen to the driver should have to take over to like yes but john. oh, but she misses it wrong at the beginning, men treated me suspiciously because they didn't believe that we can do the same jobs that they can't use. and that was let even, lemme look on the you can get of what the mission can. and women also didn't think that in our patriarchal society, we could take on such positions, jacqueline, or just chat them wars and say lot that by avenue that keep asada, ukraine's women are becoming more visible everywhere. hugley sank when expert on gender study says the necessities of war are changing society. oh, yeah, because off of like, it's an interconnected process. started meaning that women who are on the front line become role models for civilian women in regional. but also those women in the military, they want to see examples of women in civilian professions. they want examples of women in traditionally male professions, outside of the military kilometer. what were stuck, number was school were when the victim of, of severe only anna also wants to be part of that process. she graduated in economics, but 2 years ago decided to join the army as well, and is now an active duty. she served in the key fridge and at the start of the war, when the russians try to invade the capital. although they've looked, i set up checkpoints prepared molotov cocktails, helped order medicine, helped elderly people. it was a mixture of both military and civilian task was going on. she says she feels it's important for women to serve in the military to break gender cliches. but she says civilian women who want to volunteer are being turned away. while men are taken on . alexa, if you'll just show up at a conscription office and tell them that you want to serve, no one will take you. if you have no experience, they simply won't believe in you. it's probably part of the skeptical attitude towards women where sca fitness always is you know, back on to train it. slight. victoria's shift will be at least 12 hours today. i thought i'd let them narrow trainings have become a vital form of transport in this war. and there's never enough staff, nobody, he cares whether it's a man or a woman in charge saline just it doesn't make any difference at all. it. no singer is the same to me if it's a man or woman, as long as we can do the job. jean long as hopeless. palazzo irritable death, eyebrows are victoria sat. she will still need to push hard to make it from the co driver to driver. that top job is still done by a man one more sheer born. it's been that it hasn't completely changed yet. but we still need a lot more time, lena? ah, yeah, yeah. we need to raise a new generation, a young generation with the idea that women have the same rights as ma'am has. it's like it's hillary gay, my advocate victoria is pushing through the unknown. but she says there is a brighter future for ukrainian women. one day, she will become a trained driver. while victoria is building a future in her homeland for sabrina rossi, that's simply not possible. she had to flee her native country of afghanistan, where the taliban in force shuree a law. public executions have recently resumed, and women's rights are dismal. sabrina's life was in danger, simply because soccer is her passion, but quitting was not an option for sabrina or her teammates. so together they headed to britain, the birthplace of the beautiful game in leeds. they finally have a real shot at life on an even playing field. abriya, no. rosie can play soccer again at last enough, ghana, stan, she was captain of the junior team. but they were all forced to flee. she's living in northern england now. there for life was was, i think i'm very happy. but i don't have any following that met life. this is no longer possible in her home country. she's too well known there. she co founded the 1st women's soccer team and had ot in western afghanistan, a sport forbidden to women. and i think i'm severely i i now i am so happy because it all then neil, i am faith. i can't go to football. i can even walk when the taliban came back to power, sabrina, rosie was forced into hiding. she didn't leave her home for 10 days. the tale, bon consider soccer players like her to be infidels, and she risked her life to escape. she was scared to death when she handed her papers over to the taliban at the border. taylor that he treated me horribly. he opened the gate, i was out of my bag and pushed me towards the direction i should walk as got. he said there was a knock. go and don't come back because if you do the only our government will kill allah. though lad, mohammed from our boston gun sabrina. no rosy struggle. before the taliban came back to power. she was even beaten up. but she'd persevered enough to enjoy success and participated in international tournaments, drawing even more negative attention. magda was bethany, i thought they tried to kidnap me twice. i yeah, i asked them once. they tried to staff me in the battle was on an ass forced, but someone helped me while i'm young. the fatima. so only the tip of the night at my side of the panama, about cutting my lower abdomen, where yeah, get a palmetto. choctaw, soccer player, kalita paul knows was abriya and her team have been through. she helped them and their families escaped. procuring british thesis for a total of $130.00 people a visit to the soccer museum in manchester, where they learned how english women too had to fight for their rights. ah, i mean going through the history of my english how women's football and their band and the history of like how the if i bonded it's very much like it's a 100 years ago. and it's very similar like hearing dad and also seeing the object . it's very similar to our story, like today's story. the women of afghanistan is bang for playing football just because they are a woman. ringback ringback ringback sabrina talks on the phone with her mother in law in afghanistan, although she tell somebody that women to day are receiving threats just for going to the market on their own mulatto ella, now that the terror catches up with sabrina in england too. she has nightmares about the taliban trying to kill her babies. a laugh is joe about her team and her love of the sport help her to cope with it all. i like football because all the get together but to get a passing shooting and that is very amazing for me. but when that gets a goal, you saw, oh god god, i like it that goes. this is the most. yes, i'm somebody are hoping for a professional career because soccer to her means one thing above all. freedom and freedom on the ground to up in the air engineer gene but t flu are the lay feels at home soaring through the clouds. and unlike most other pilots, he doesn't need to refuel. his bladder is powered by the sun and wind. the french inventor has flown several thousands of kilometers this year, and he's confident that his technology can one day be used for larger planes. so could the future of air travel be powered by mother nature? take a look. ah, lives really? it's my dream to travel as far as i want without polluting our planet. and i feel like we're on our way there is just wonderful. well, human jombateeste was lay has been in the air for 5 hours and he's covered 220 kilometers to day. would he must be back there. ah, there is. the last lay is on the 15th leg of his airborne tour to false. he's landing in koya in the south of the country. the tour is intended to promote his project wings for the planet. well. water flight. the adventurer and engineer quit his job to focus exclusively on his solar powered blighter. his invention draws curious onlookers wherever he goes, and they want to know how it works. mike later takes off on it soon with this propeller . it may seem small, but it's a meter across in diameter. remember, it's powered by batteries and they are charged by the solar cells on the wings. normally, both blah or charlotte. valley then does of course we do was lay, spend 3 years working on the glider and put all his savings into the prototype. i'm chris will make on some colleagues for women. i'm impressed. it's very smooth. here . he completely integrated the solar cells into the wings. she has in yellow sheet videos. i'm an engineer and a pilot, and i have an idea of how much work went into this. i think it's fantastic. it makes you dream somebody of a dream of climate friendly flight without emitting a single gram of c o 2. it's already had only out to see that he can fly. so la, la, la, i'm, he's preparing for the next leg of the tour with a good laugh or let's roll. the engineer loves nature and technology. he used to work, designing underwater robots. once near the south pole. he watched a young albatross in flight, says, legal albatrosses in flight are fabulous. some of the inspired me of it. i said i wanted to fly like them one danger jim, give them all go to come. so it's basically this year, last lay is touring france by air. more than 2000 kilometers. it's how he imagines the future of travel or total. i'm currently 7000 feet above mon. so michelle, many in the aeronautics industry think he's out of his mind, lost lay is convinced that even jumbo jets will one day fly powered by the sun alone emission free z if girl boy, of course it's hard to imagine a boeing or air bus with solar cells it, but modern photovoltaic cells harnessed just 20 percent of the energy on it because it's in 10 to 20 years or it might be 40 or 60 percent. all this was on, possibly because the cleans might be traveling out just for 100 kilometers an hour . instead of $800.00, but that's enough for domestic flavors. walsman law is ms. recipient is sheila film during take off in koya. dawns lay demonstrates his invention. conventional gliders need a winch or a motorized plane to start and a lot of energy, but was lay, makes it up into the air on his own. bye bye bye my glee. my to the phones is almost over. for the aviation pioneer is already planning his tour of europe to get even more people on board with the dream. a flying with the power of the sun approaching life with a glass half full attitude is perhaps on your list of new year's resolutions. but in the finish town of for lanka, optimism is not on the agenda for years now. the population has been shrinking and the town in decline. so these 2 fins, santori and oscar, we decided to do something about it there. embracing the pessimistic spirit for the greater good of their town. ah, this pug closed long ago, and all that's left of this shots inventory are 2 chairs. as you enter town, there's a sign that reads. you are entering lanka. there's still time to turn around. for longer it's a small dine town in the middle of finland with the remaining population of just $2400.00. most of whom are over 60 young people tend to move away from while long come in. but these 2 are staying true to their hometown or scary and sanity of the local pessimists society. and it's their pessimism that's raised hope for a new beginning. oh, you all have accept the fact that we cannot revive. it's not something we, you know, feel sad about. we try to find the funny side about it. people can. we can joke about people who love, who said, who sort of be like like this. yeah, why, why, why, why are you going to ask why you couldn't smile? you are busy and it's precisely these 2 self professed pessimists who brought some cause for optimism to polanko. the pessimists. cafe does good business tourists buy t shirts and buttons with pessimistic messages in the shop. next door, we go ex extra it. together with friends, oscar. he also made self deprecating and ironic music videos about polanko. the 2 pessimists had brought a small town a cult following in finland. no vixen, it's funny. typical finish you medical. so my life by that even a very low term on, on, on a lot is a t shirt. says you're, i'm cross to day. hello, and that's okay. me. my social security just informed me that my pensions to be raised 3 percent of the law. that's 2 whole more euros a month years ago. my present all the facts speak against a bright future for the town. the population has dropped by over half since the 1980s. and every year it falls a bit more. the town still has its schools, day care centers and a retirement home. the question is, who still wants to live deep in the forests of finland? lake, but it's mayor says nature is precisely what makes poor long cuts so great. the pessimism campaign has only enhanced the popularity of his town. he's convinced that soon the population will start increasing again. now live, believe that more and more people will want to move to areas, withers, pristine nature, lots of room to live latin and we've got plenty of room and they need to be exact. we have one square kilometer per personally, so you don't have to worry about the neighbors that will address 8 them, make it the v as an old, a retirement home, right? boss, kitty and santa, the actually insist that they're among the happiest people in polanko right now. and in the world, happiness report, the fins have been named the happiest people on earth for the 5th year in a row. i think the pessimism thing, it's really well in the people don't expect a lot, so they are happy with life. and if we truly had like very serious problems, maybe we wouldn't do fun, things like pessimism and put our time and effort to it may be research like do something else. mm. pessimism has become polanko trademark, but will that preserve it from its demise? at least its people are giving it a go, with a touch of optimism and a good chunk of humor. well, whether your glass is half full or empty, hears to a new year with good health, love, and laughter. despite the challenges of 2022, we hope you enjoy our special program. be sure to visit our website. that's d w dot com for more of our stories. on behalf of the whole team here at focus on europe. thanks so much for your company today. see you soon. ah, ah ah, with is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. a successes on them. in our weekly coven, 19 special. in 30 minutes on d w, our games on the melting ice a reporter tracks down the arctic major player element for russia is quite economics. in the article, you see something that looked like they responded has to do with the military arctic blue in 75 d, w, a thought they will grade level. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing and download it now for free. mm hm. ah ah ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin. football legend pa dies at the age of 18 to brazil's former striker passes away after a long battle with cancer. he was the only player to win 3 world cups. also on the program. benyamin nathan, yeah. who is sworn in to.
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