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In wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot — - a tide of humanity- that's believed by officials to have broken all records. this is bbc world news: the latest headlines. jacinda ardern is resigning as prime minister of new zealand after five years — saying she has nothing left in the tank. a day of mass strikes begins in france over a rise in the pension age and a date's set for the biggest walk—outs in the uk's health service history. to the world economic forum in davos now, where germany's finance minister ...

Diversified its energy infrastructure since president putin turned off the gas taps to europe, which had led to fears of blackouts this winter. protesters from around peru are continuing to arrive in the capital, lima, to demonstrate against the president and demand that the government immediately hold elections. at least 42 people have died in five weeks of clashes, between protesters and security forces, according to peru's human rights mediator. last week, peru's top prosecutor launched an inquiry into the president and key ministers after weeks of deadly clashes. the officials are being in...

Political sites in nj are secretly paying social media influencers to spread false information. —— political sites in nigeria. let's return to our top story — the war in ukraine and its repercussions. germany says it's no longer dependent on russian imports for its energy supply — potentially cutting off a major source of moscow's funding for the war. the country was previously importing around half of its gas from russia. but the german finance minister has told the bbc that it has completely diversified its energy infrastructure since putin turned off the gas taps to europe. at the w...

Recession impact of the war, is what's going to happen in europe? with gas in particular, we're actually watching for what happens onjuly 22nd. the all—important nord stream i pipeline which brings russian gas to europe, that is down for maintenance right now. i mean if they don't turn those gas taps back on and we have a cold winter, then you are talking about rationing, industrial curtailment and much higher utility prices for european consumers. it is essentially a perfect storm scenario.

But we are where we are. the german chancellor scholz says that if germany was to cut off the taps — the gas taps from russia tomorrow, hundreds of thousands of germans would be thrown out of work. do you really believe that is a politically viable option for a country like germany? let me stop you there. because you are the former boss of yukos energy. you were once arguably russia's richest energy oligarch. you know that sector better than anybody. if europe, in particular, stopped buying russian oil and gas, how quickly