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. ♪ the british fleet sails into copenhagen harbor. denmark is free after five years, five years of stubborn resistance and heroic acts of sabotage. ♪ [military band horns playing] ♪ a german cruiser falls prize to the british navy. to the danish capital, where a guard of honor awaits him, comes field marshal montgomery, victor and liberator. ♪ [cheering] ♪ at his reception by the people of the city, they demonstrate feelings of deliverance and gratitude. ♪ as in every liberated city, the people of copenhagen welcome allied troops. this world the world has seen such scenes of joy in france, and belgium and holland and now it is the turn of the people of denmark. ♪ sheets of music are printed and distributed. ♪ [crowds cheering] ♪ soldier salutes soldier. this is the comradeship of free people. king christian arrives for the reopening of the danish parliament. with a democratic constitution, all parties are represented under the leadership of the well-loved monarch. all through the occupation, he inspired his people. his

after attending university at roskilde she landed a job in copenhagen. it was more exciting than life in the faroes. that's why many young fairlie's women never return. though in she loon has. out there still said life here can be very constraining compared to the big cities it's completely different here. i just wanted to get away and leave it all behind me. that was the main reason why i left back there everything was just too small but after a time i realize that no matter where i go the life here will always be a part of me. and i guess so when she was 24 inches low and decided to return. she was homesick and long to raise a family on the ferry. 3 years ago she had her fair always has been tied to or moved back. not long afterwards their son when he was born. in june is striving to be an independent and emancipated woman in this traditional society. so certainly. in the past it was a huge problem that the women left and didn't come back. back. but i think that things are slowly changing here that someone like me has returned to the islands in their m

secretary of state might bump aoe has been visiting denmark on the agenda bus waiting copenhagen to backtrack on the controversial nord stream to pipeline denmark has just given the go ahead for construction work to resume but from pale hopes to get the danes to change their minds the u.s. believes the pipeline will make germany too dependent on russian gas. last week on paper want companies working on the project they would be subject to u.s. penalties if they didn't and that involvement. in the baltic sea gas pipeline north stream 2 is still moving forward albeit slowly the u.s. has threatened sanctions for companies participating in the project so right now there is just one russian ship laying the pipes for the remaining 160 kilometers. the pipeline runs parallel to the north stream one pipeline from russia to germany 1200 kilometers across the baltic once complete it will allow russia to supply double the current volume of gas the united states says germany is making itself dependent on russia earlier this month u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o warned against continuing to build the

is it same intake down as copenhagen? so to try to get a read and he organizes the enormous database it's called these dimensions that are now famous in psychology of ways to understand the cultures of the world differ. he comes up with a series of dimensions and then to categorize. so one of them is individualism all of the countries in the world exist so the most collective culture in the world is guatemala the most is to the united states why are we the only industrialized nation in the world not to have national health insurance? because we are individuals one of the definitions of individualism is to what extent do you feel responsible for the welfare other than yourself? we feel less responsible than any other country in the world. another dimension is uncertainty avoidance how tolerant is that culture of ambiguity? when things go hairy with a crisis are you willing to be flexible or do you adhere to the rules of the principles they lay down before hand? and there are wide differences along that dimension those are

to actually drum up support for a harder line of the united states against china against beijing in copenhagen right now he's meeting there with chinese dissidents of course in london and other places in europe too but that is one purpose and top pipe on the agenda of mr pompei of secretary of state pump able to drum up this support this more combative their stance against china against beijing from washington and from donald trump well let's get the perspective from beijing now mathias that china's already condemned this move saying it's outrageous and it is a big escalation so what are we going to see from beijing in response. beijing has cited would retaliate that it's clear they have to do this for several reasons diplomatic reasons but also for the nationalistic audience in china it is not clear how they would retaliate the u.s. has 5 consulates in the chinese mainland and one in hong kong and of course one of them is going to be closed there are several options the mildest response would be to close the consulate in one hand the u.s. has shut it down when the pandemic started in general

terry of state flew to london to copenhagen this week for meetings with his counterparts in those countries the administration right up to the u.s. president donald trump has been very very critical of china's efforts out whether to build fake islands in the south china sea and then to establish territorial claims claims which the u.s. and a number of countries in the region have opposed but also taking a very close look at the work of journalists in this country which the u.s. accuses of working as foreign agents and looking at the work of students who come to the u.s. for academic work but again the u.s. suspecting them of working on behalf of the government in beijing rosenfeld the update since joining in virginia. is a full moon u.s. deputy national intelligence officer the full trans national threats he explained the timing of the decision. well we are in a spiraling crisis certainly relations between the u.s. and china have been deteriorating for some time and trump is clearly chosen to make china a bogeyman in his campaign since everything else gone wrong you know if you blame someon