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you ll guy to the special with recognizes where exactly it was fun and i have learned a lot of our culture history. all their d. w, travel extremely worth a visit. mm. ah, the e u slashes its growth forecasts. amid rising inflation. can member countries walk the tight rope of low growth and rising prices all while war rages and nearby ukraine? also on the show, a new tax law in hungary has people protesting in the streets. small business owners say the new measures could push them into poverty or out of the country altogether. and we ll have you taking a 2nd look at your table condiments a dutch researcher finds a way to store was, will heat, insult. ah, hello, and welcome back to the w business. i m christy plaza in berlin. inflation will weigh on european output next year. more than was previously expected, the commission lowered its growth forecasts on thursday by almost a full percentage point. brussels is now predicting g d p growth of 1.5 percent next year, down f ....
burst their banks, and destroyed virtually everything in their path. dozens of villages were inundated homes and possessions washed away in an instant. more than a 130 people die along the our river. will the sheer amount of rainfall took residence by surprise? experts say the extreme weather event was caused by climate change and it seems like a combination of the topography and city planning has made the region more vulnerable to rising waters. much of the landscape in the our valley is still scarred. those living in the community of should have a lot of work ahead of them. residents there are yearning for normality as they faced an uncertain future. ah, abandoned some summer 2021. a village on the river are a gentle stream that turned into a raging current. landed on. but what do you think? when will this village be rebuilt? in 10 years, everything will be normal then. yes, we hope so. shoot was one of the municipalities hardest hit by the flooding. last july, heavy ....
a young woman tries to build a new life after losing her father, with the help of a piano and a cat in the garden of paradise, chile and all her christian. our con has written a novel on a possible future after the pandemic. ah, but 1st to germany, many people wanted to take to the air again, but airport chaos is keeping them grounded. summer break has begun for school from the german capital, and passengers crown the chicken counters of easy jet lufthansa and ryan air head berlin s airport. patience is needed at the security checkpoint. before flying off on vacation, you have to do a lot of waiting finish because they re low on staff from what i hear. and they seem unprepared to what i did enough if after 2 years of not flying, a lot of people have been laid off or are looking for another job than something like this is bound to happen as well. so i m here in a berlin, it s only 3 hours, but i am silly. i would be concerned if he was 5 hours the waiting times at berlin ....
have survived my guest this week from canada is david from former white house staff in george w bush s administration. now writer and columnist for the atlantic magazine, he says the stakes were and still are frighteningly high. it s happening really to worry about. i can t, i wish i could give you more confidence what this and i mean, we do have the future of american democracy on the ballot. that s the number one ballot issue. last month, the u. s. supreme court spoke divisions over 2 of the most contentious issues, abortion, and gun control. so is america political fabric, a breaking point that are all the warning lights flashing red? why is donald trump full of praise for putin and do the russians have a point when they refer to the iraq war and the cues, the west of hypocrisy, key questions this week, and complex. so, for david from welcome to company zone. and you were told that on january 6, last year, a desperate donald trump arms flailing, saw to lead an armed ....
last summer. no one saw it coming until it was too late. rivers including the r, burst their banks, and destroyed virtually everything in their path. dozens of villages were inundated homes and possessions washed away in an instant. more than a 130 people died along the our river will the sheer amount of rainfall took residents by surprise. experts say the extreme weather event was caused by climate change, and it seems like a combination of the topography and city planning has made the region more vulnerable to rising waters. much of the landscape in the our valley is still a scarred those living and the community of should have a lot of work ahead of them. residents there are yearning for normality as they faced an uncertain future. ah, abandoned some summer 2021. a village on the river are a gentle stream that turned into a raging current. landed on. but what do you think? what will this village be rebuilt? in 10 years? everything will be normal then. yes, we hope so ....