take indonesia, for example. strange country on the other side of the equator. attracts you like a magnet, thousands of ancient temples are hidden in tropical forests , twenty-meter-tall coconut palms, rice terraces, bamboo thickets amaze the imagination, by the way, more than 300 varieties of bananas alone are grown here, indonesia is huge in size , located on 17 thousand islands, you said i also heard about this, that... there are almost 1700 islands in indonesia, but what do i i was amazed that almost each of these islands has its own separate cuisine, that is , 17 thousand varieties of indonesian cuisine, i was completely amazed by this this figure, just like that, indonesia consists of 1,700 islands, more than 500,000 cities and 34 provinces. indeed, our country is very large. we have a lot of different national dishes, thousands and thousands of different dishes, thousands and thousands of different local customs and culinary traditions. as for my favorite dish, it is, of course, goat shashlik, a large shis

, not just for indonesia, but also for indonesia, as for our ally, because that they are preparing somey sign a security treaty with popovo new guinea. and the first group of americans has already landed on new guinea, that is, this is the border, yes, second, they are beginning to fuel these nationalist movements in the territory on the part of the islands of new guinea, which is part of irianjaya, this is an indonesian province, and in fact provokes the creation of some kind of separatist and partisan movement in these areas for what, in order to have well... in general, it is absolutely clearly visible, but further we can look - this is this selective death against us, remember the sanctions that they imposed against arctic lng. on the one hand, yes, this is like a sanction against us, but on the other hand, this is again a prevention of increasing our influence in eastern southeast asia, because it was from this field that two chinese companies, two japanese companies were supposed to transport export this liquefied gas somewhere again. this is east, south-east asia, that is, in fac

and indonesia . what exactly is the surgical ligament supposed to do? because you went through a process until you reached this contract and its development. to begin with , you say this trend, yes, at the beginning of june this year , the honorable president of the islamic republic of iran visited indonesia and there in front of him. in front of presidents in two countries, this function of the surgeon's ligament was put into use and there, at a distance of 500 km between the two cities of bandung and jok jakarta, indonesia, which is 500 km away, a surgery took place, and the consent of the ministry of health of indonesia was obtained, and there it was discussed in the meeting where the presidents were. there are 12 of these devices. and they are going to buy rabat in a 4-year program, and technology transfer is going to happen, the contract was signed yesterday, of course, today also in this process of signing the contract, because it was done online, in the presence, let 's say it was online, it w

indonesia _ briefly? yes, of course. indonesia is _ briefly? yes, of course.nated | briefly? yes, of course. i indonesia is dominated by volcanoes, there are many eruptions in a year, so indonesia in this year alone there are a lot of volcanoes eruption, and i think it is almost hundreds of them, yes. indonesia has more volcanoes. thank you so much for your reporting there, good to talk to you. venezuela ns have voted overwhelmingly to pass a controversial referendum establishing a new state in a disputed and oil rich part of the contested jungled region with neighbouring guyana, claiming it as venezuela's. the national electoral council, which is widely seen as loyal to president nicolas maduro, has announced 95% of voters backed the proposal, sunday's referendum was called by president maduro, who argues the territory was stolen from venezuela. the dispute flared up in 2015 after oil was discovered in the region's offshore waters, boosting guya na's economy. mr maduro's government has not explained the steps they will take to enforce the results. guyana's go

agreement to establish the second center remote robotic surgery was signed between iran and indonesia. this center. it will be established in the city of makassar, indonesia, with the cooperation of the scientific vice president of the tehran university of medical sciences and the daneshbovanian company, the designer of the surgical robot from iran and the indonesian parties. another step in the development of the global market for the knowledge-based system of the iranian robot surgeon, the agreement to set up the second remote surgery center in indonesia between the vice president of science, technology and economics of the presidency. tehran university of medical sciences to danesh banyan company, the manufacturer of the robot surgeon, and the indonesian parties in the form of video communication and with the presence of the ambassador of this country in tehran was signed. it was the creation of the second remote surgery center that could connect two centers with each other from a distance of 3500 km and after the first surgery center was established. from a distance, the second ce

yas and indonesia are one step closer to zone free.us is working to resume supplies of rut fertilizers to india and the russian marketplace has entered the chinese market, we will not only tell you about this in the next few minutes. there is one for belarus and belarus24 news economics. in alina lopo's studio. good morning. the eurasian economic union and indonesia are one step closer to a free trade area. the parties successfully held the third round of negotiations. some chapters of the document have been fully agreed upon, the eec said. decision to begin negotiations with indonesia. this was in may last year. the first two rounds of negotiations were held in april july of this year. let me add that the trade turnover between the ias countries and indonesia has doubled over the past 2 years. the cis countries have returned to the growth trajectory. based on the results of 9 months, the volume of industrial production increased by almost 3.5%. cargo transportation by almost six, and retail trade turnover by 5%. the belarusian side st

in indonesia, but what amazed me is that almost each of these islands has its own separate cuisine,is , 17,000 varieties of indonesian cuisine, i was completely amazed by this this this this figure, that's right, indonesia consists of 17 thousand islands, from more than 500,000 cities and 34 provinces. indeed, our country is very large. hindu, christian christmas, indonesia has also celebrated the chinese new year since 2003, here it is called imlek. this is an official holiday, a day off for residents of all nationalities and religions, because about 10 million ethnic chinese live in indonesia. 500 years, that’s how long the ancient chinese civilization goes. during the holidays, paper will be close to your loved ones, despite being very busy, at the first opportunity. especially for children who still believe in the magic of new year's holidays. the form of power program wishes you all the best in the coming new year, may all your most cherished wishes come true, happy holiday to you, happy new year 2024. russia - traditional, modern, technological, original, open, great, so diffe

indonesia is the world's third largest producer of rice.extended drought caused by the el nino weather pattern. now, that warms up oceans and releases more heat into the atmosphere. this fosters drier climate in places like southeast asia, which includes indonesia, as you see here, covered in yellow. and that has an impact on its rice cultivation, which usually is carried out in october, because as you see, rices need consistent irrigation to grow. and now that long awaited rainfall has arrived in some provinces in indonesia, this big, vast country in southeast asia, including the centraljava province. so that's why presidentjoko widodo, who you can see here inspecting a rice paddy in centraljava province, has told army officers to take advantage of this wet condition and aid with the planting effort. another reason why he's calling in the army to help is because many rice farms across the country are facing labour shortages, as more young people flock to cities to work in factories for better pay and as farmers in the countryside are getti

indonesia was the founder of the non-aligned movement. this movement supports the cause of palestine , but some time later, indonesia suffers a coup and a counter- coup. political tensions in indonesia were the result of the activities of foreign forces. indonesia leans to the west. communists are persecuted and many people are killed. with the end of the coup government in indonesia again the issue of palestine is of interest. placed. palestine is supported. years later, it is decided to hold a meeting of this movement in ramallah. but israel does not allow the movement in palestine . israel had become the protector of european jews. and he kept the jews away from europe. europeans also welcomed this. since the formation of israel and with the approval of the united states, israel's technical capabilities have been improved. israel turns to espionage. and succeeds in using american technologies to take revenge on the agents of the munich operation in the 70s and to fight terror. those lebanese palestinians and even other people use it .

like many other volcanoes in indonesia, the disability amount of 127 active bulk nose in indonesia, almost 80 percent of them are between 70 and 80 percent of them have an observatory station kind of just have to pull them up and we even have one volcano, monitored by 3 observatory stations, i'm up, each station has a size mcgrath up, since they have seismic wraps and binoculars that are they measured the wind direction and the temperature in them, but they have their him, a couple of sensors to measure the temperature of humor. rolls and salt, the target list, and so forth. we might also pass that is, my goodness, our journey has come to an end. in 1847, when highly toning to arrive back safely from his ascent, his return was seen as a good omen. it was thought the curse had been lifted and the evil spirits banished the hope was that the disaster of 1815 would never come again. the celebratory gun fire expectations and singing went on until dawn. that's all for this edition about volcanoes and there many mysteries. thanks for joining us. we'll be back next week with another edition of tom

let's carry on with the top business stories and go to indonesia where the social media app tiktok hasiant to restart an online shopping business in the country. the firm are owned by chinese company they plan invest over 1.5 million dollars invest over 1.5 million dollars in the biggest e—commerce platform in indonesia. to katie silber about this. hello, katie. so tiktok are on the move, tell us more. october and this is how they are trying to get back into this market, so it's a joint venture, and they are something of an tiktok here in singapore, but in indonesia they have a very big, fast, growing market when it comes to both food and grocery delivery, so indonesia as i say, the largest retail market in southeast asia, a huge dollar potential that tiktok wants a piece of, so as part of the steel they were get a three quarters stake in this platform that will run, so as they mention those regulatory hurdles, they saw in september to carter choosing to ban any social media companies from having any direct payments or taking direct payments for any e—commerce transactions, seen as qui

, not just for indonesia, but also for indonesia as our ally, because they are preparing some leversrity agreement with new guinea. and the first group of americans has already landed on new guinea, that is, this is the border, yes, secondly, they are beginning to fuel these nationalist movements in the territory on the part of the islands of new guinea, which is part of irianjaya, this is an indonesian province, and in fact provokes the creation of some kind of separatist and partisan movement in these areas for what, in order to have. well, firstly, in order to have leverage over the same indonesia, and secondly, there is a very large gold deposit on the border, well, at the same time, probably, so to speak, also to control this deposit, if we add burma to this, about what we have said many times, it’s the same thing there, yes myanmar, excuse me, yes myanmar, it’s the same thing there, and then in the same way myanmar is our main one today a political ally in this region and in fact what they are doing now is an attempt to shake up this regime, an attempt to overwhelm it. for them

for many people in indonesia, volcanoes have spiritual significance. with boston is highly controlling the witness that 1st hand in 1847, he climbed 10 boar and penned the depiction of eruption of the year 1815. in his pamphlet, he described how local people warrenton against climbing, double quino, wherever you set foot, and fire a reps from the ground people spirits inhabit the mountain, and those who want only to ascend in that region of kelly spear it's are faded to separate storms, tempest and certain perdition before the disaster, people didn't realize that tumble ro might corrupt. nobody knew that mountain burrow was a volcano. as for time in memorial, it had adjusted neither ash nor lava. nor had rumblings revealed that it held chambers of underground fire. the admin. yeah. the one tamora comes from the word and bora. bora means to disappear in indonesian who lives with a town in front of it. as in tom bora, it means inviting me to disappear to him. i think i'm on that. let's disappear, met him on the line and it's a place that's never lost it'

the whole of indonesia has _ the landscape is like.indonesia has hundreds _ the landscape is like. the whole of indonesia has hundreds of - the landscape is like. the whole of i indonesia has hundreds of volcanoes. that figure of 130 is the number of volcanoes that are active. so people are used to living with them. and there's volcanoes provide fertile soil when it settles down, but anybody living near a volcano has to live with the reality that it might erupt at some point. they are popular with climbers because you get tremendous views from the top and they are covered in wonderful, lush tropicalforests. and they are covered in wonderful, lush tropical forests. the terrain is quite challenging and they are difficult to climb. the problem is that they are very unpredictable. a lot of active volcanoes do have frequent eruptions. there are often plumes of smoke in the air. you can hear the bellowing and occasionally lather comes down. most of those eruptions are not life—threatening. in some parts of indonesia, not this mountain, which

like many other volcanoes in indonesia, city. these are moving out of 127 active volk, and i was in indonesia, almost 80 percent of them between 70 and 80 percent of them have an observatory station i kind of just have to we don't, we even have one volcano monitored by 3 observatory stations i'm up, each station has a size mcgrath up since they have the size of the graphs and binoculars that are they measure the wind direction and the temperature in simple that they have their him a couple of sensors to measure the temperature of humor rolls and sold the target was and so forth. we might also, but i thought is my goodness, our journey has come to an end. in 1847 when highly toner and arrived back safely from his ascent. his return was seen as a good omen. it was thought the curse had been lifted and the evil spirits banished the hope was that the disaster of 1815 would never come again. the celebratory gunfire, expectations, and singing, went on until dawn. that's all for this edition about volcanoes and there are many mysteries.

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a russians that indonesia is mount. mark authorities is a 12 people are still missing on the mountain after the main or ruptured on sunday . 11 people are confirmed with di indonesia said so on the pacific ring of fire and has more volcanoes than any other country in the world. spewing plumes of ash up to 3 kilometers high mountain motor. i'll be on the end and use an island of tomato has been adopting since sunday. authorities close the volcanoes, popular hiking routes, but it was already too late for some high cause, according to west. so my trust conservation agency, 75 people started climbing the mountain on saturday, sunday to go on. and now i'm waiting for my sister's 2nd child to return my yamaha for studying at under loss university. she left for the hike on saturday. it looks like he was on his way down and got stuck we still don't know his better about helicopters cannot be used for evacuations while the adoption continues. the difficult rescue operation has to be undertaken on foot. the some high cost, well t

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global campaigns to return to palestine for this convention, thank you for having me here, i am. from indonesia i cannot measure the success of our activity, but what the certain of this is that, will not stop to defend palestinian rights until all right the all palestinian get all the rights, there are three uh right that always we uh campaigns to deliver to the people, first is the the right of the resistance of palestine, the right of the return of the palestine and the right of the... self-determination is the three rights, basic right of palestinian that always we uh campaigns and educate to the people in indonesia especially. brother and sister, i have discussed with our friend from malaysia, pakistan, thailand and also iran, india that we propose, we propose carry out the global campaigns that the world is witness to the ongoing holocaus of the palestine nation being perptated by the israel, us, uk, france, german and other partners in the international zeonist access, this western war criminal have decided to unlest a horrified ginocidal war on the palestine population in gaza, is jerus

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like many other volcanoes in indonesia, city. these are the 127 active bulk when i was in indonesia, almost 80 percent of them are between 70 and 80 percent of them have an observatory station i kind of just have to weigh them up and we even have one volcano monitored by 3 observatory stations, i'm up, each station has a size mcgrath up since they have seismic wraps and binoculars that are they measured the wind direction and the temperature in them, but they have their i'm a couple of sensors to measure the temperature of humor, rolls and salt, the target was and so forth. we might also, but that is my goodness. our journey has come to an end. in 1847 when highly toner and arrived back safely from his ascent. his return was seen as a good omen. it was thought the curse had been lifted and the evil spirits banished the hope was that the disaster of 1815 would never come again. the celebratory gun fire expectations and singing went on until dawn. that's all for this edition about volcanoes, and there are many mysteries. thanks for

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another journey, indonesia. jessica washington reports from chicago. they arrived in indonesia, week and tired after a long, dangerous journey for a bunker dish. these were hanger, refugees had already come a show, you know, a chief province with a message from local. it was was clear, you wouldn't know welcome to, they've given food and horses before being forced out to sea again. around 100 people took part in a demonstration in the city of southern voicing their frustrations with the new arrivals. one boat after another, how many boats have come here reading? we are poor people. why don't you use the money to help us? why are they keeping them through? and i mean, one more time we reject the roving goes, we want them to be moved. as soon as possible, we don't want to catch the diseases. the carrie if you meet has a way these refugees a wishing and to show to the 9th in limbo. i don't know the size of this i out. we just want to find somewhere safe. we knew that we might die as i see, but finally we are safe. that's. that's all we want for our childr

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the manufacturer has set up facilities like this one at various locations in indonesia, allowing riders to charge or swap batteries in order to continue their journey. but the hope for boom and electric scooters also has a dark side. yeah, you need to buy play on the button. the type of battery we use contains lithium, nickel, manganese, and cobalt oxides. those are the main ingredients used in lithium batteries. but the look at the nickel is the most important components, meaning industry and government need to develop a recycling program to avoid the danger of toxic chemicals leaking out of the battery. but the problem starts even earlier if i follow that any. yeah, this is that the next one is going to be that these pollutants become a responsibility for the companies that online the metals done by a lot of stay discharge into the river. the impact on the animal and plant life in the is it meant that it changes the ph level on the steps. the river in marine ecosystem is just as it got flowers, except that they are not that. so i have that one that will be with organisms living that w

so any humans 18 them, obviously i could add a further problem in indonesia is that the enormous scale of mining is harming the environment. to pass on growth and cnn, the acceleration of electric vehicle energy production also encourages the grunting of major nickel concessions in indonesia. nicholas, the main mineral that produces electric vehicle batteries in indonesia until now, and nickel, money, concessions, hoping grunting for approximately 900000 heck to as of land in the country. of those $600000.00 heck tests are in forest areas. the scooters may be climate friendly, but the nickel in their batteries is mind in an environmental the harmful way. still, the of the nation government is aiming to have 2000000 of them on the road by 2025, which would account for one and a half percent of the countries and scooters. the again, this deep down his, my bicycle started wildly. when i hit the week, and the speed was around 7065 kilometers per got some big deluxe web going from the site. the, i don't have an existing system that i'm going to for the. so that was the 1st time in a, in goo

had been expected land fall within hours. several people have already been killed and rescue as an indonesia raising define for central survivors after the election of mount morocco. but new, smaller russians or hambury press key with the bridge golf is good to have you with this on this monday. israel's military has told people to lee parts of hon. eunice and to head to shelter as further itself as it expands its ground. defensive in the gaza strip is really tanks had been spotted near on eunice, the largest city in southern gauze. tens of thousands of displays, palestinians have been sheltering there after weeks of war. civilians are being told to head, to so called safe zones along the southern coast or places, including rafa on the egyptian border. but 8 agencies there, i'm warning that shelters are already overcrowded. israel says it's expanded, the ground operation is needed to destroy a boss which is classified and by many countries as a terrorist organization. health officials say that they are struggling to cope with the number of wounded people in the territory. victims of overnigh

after landing on the coast of indonesia, they often use boats to escape persecution in me in the u. n. refugee agency has room that hundreds more attract on to vessels in the on demand. see without using the philippines of lift to day. so now me warning that was issued just hours ago. it follows the it follow the magnitude 7.6 of the great in the south. this anomaly been expected to hit the southern philippines and positive japan, indonesia to allow and malaysia. so that's the when comp 20 i, climate talks taking place and to buy a 100 appeal to revive a source of energy that's been out of favor in many countries for decades. us climate on volume. a junk carry on front, present the manual macro spoken in support. of nuclear power as a source of emissions for the energy fronts in the us or men more than 20 countries for and for a tripping of nuclear generated generating capacity by 2050 gemma chancellor, old off shelves said the world needs much more energy handling. now fossil fuels more responsibly here. i mean, going see and do by off. let's agree on to binding targets here in 2 b

translation: when i first arrived in indonesia, - i had two children. was sick and we didn't have any food. i had to throw her body into the sea. yasmin and more than 1,200 other refugees are being housed by local authorities in temporary shelters like this. she says she fled bangladesh after her husband died and her brother was killed in the gang violence that stalks refugee camps there. they might be safer in indonesia, but the conditions are very difficult. here tents of people are squeezed into one room. some of them are sick, but they have no choice. and the refugees are still arriving in aceh. over 1000 came in recent weeks, and more boats are on their way. but locals say the influx is already out of control and needs to stop. translation: they are | unsettling and ungrateful. some of them ran away from the shelters. to help deal with the new arrivals, the indonesian government has set up a new task force. but many refugees find themselves trapped in a kind of limbo. zahara says her camp in bangladesh burnt down and she fled to protect her childre

they arrived in indonesia, week and tired after long, dangerous journey from bundle dish. these ringo refugees had already come a show. you know that the province with a message from locals was clear. you wouldn't know welcome to. they've given food and horses before being forced out to sea again. around 100 people took part in a demonstration in the city of southern forcing their frustrations with the new arrivals. one boat after another. how many boats have come here reading? we are poor people. why don't you use them? i need to help. that's why i'd be keeping them through, and i mean, my more we reject the roving goes, we want them to be moved as soon as possible. we don't want to catch the diseases, they carry a few meters away. these refugees a wishing and to show to the knives in limbo. i don't know the size um does that. we just want to find some are safe. we knew that we might die as i see, but finally we are safe. that's all, that's all we want for our children. for years where he can get his sled persecution in me and more football and good as well. recently, man

anand now owned by o one of indonesia's largest nickle producers.hey had farmed the land for a decade and never felt the need for official deeds until now. in indonesia, it is not unusual for landowners to find their property has b been taken by th government and sold to exploit its natural resources. many in her village lost their land she says, receiving compensation of a little more than $3,000 u.s. in return. as bread winners of the family, women farmers fear their lands will be conceded and dredged up to make way for more nickle mines and processing plants. and she's been growing and selling pepper on this land all her life. she says representatives for pt valley have started taking soil samples around the village telling residents that they purchased the land. she along with others in the village have joined the group women fighters, an organization fighting for their rights to the land. and the founder of the group has brought the women together to hear updates on their efforts. the group has staged protests against the mining company and sou

translation: when i first arrived in indonesia, i had two children.y our boat, one of my children died because he was sick and we didn't have any food. i had to throw her body into the sea. yasmin and more than 1,200 other refugees are being housed by local authorities in temporary shelters like this. she says she fled bangladesh after her husband died and her brother was killed in the gang violence that stalks refugee camps there. they might be safer in indonesia, but the conditions are very difficult. here, tents of people are squeezed into one room. some of them are sick, but they have no choice. and the refugees are still arriving in aceh. over 1000 came in recent weeks, and more boats are on their way. but locals say the influx is already out of control and needs to stop. translation: they are | unsettling and ungrateful. some of them ran away from the shelters. to help deal with the new arrivals, the indonesian government has set up a new task force. but many refugees find themselves trapped in a kind of limbo. zahara says her camp in bangladesh

translation: when i first arrived in indonesia, i had two children.t have any food. i had to throw her body into the sea. yasmin and more than 1,200 other refugees are being housed by local authorities in temporary shelters like this. she says she fled bangladesh after her husband died and her brother was killed in the gang violence that stalks refugee camps there. they might be safer in indonesia, but the conditions are very difficult. here, tents of people are squeezed into one room. some of them are sick, but they have no choice. and the refugees are still arriving in aceh. over 1000 came in recent weeks, and more boats are on their way. but locals say the influx is already out of control and needs to stop. translation: they are | unsettling and ungrateful. some of them ran away from the shelters. to help deal with the new arrivals, the indonesian government has set up a new task force. but many refugees find themselves trapped in a kind of limbo. zahara says her camp in bangladesh burnt down and she fled to protect her children. she dreams of bein

and we will end the program with a major volcanic eruption. in indonesia, more than two dozen peopleere unlucky enough to be on the mountain of the morality volcano at the moment when he woke up. the giant is located on the island of sumatra, it is the most active volcano in the region. the culmination of the eruption was a huge column of ash, reaching 15,000 m in height. interestingly, a week before this , a third level of danger was announced in indonesia due to... activation of another volcano, on krokotau. indonesia constantly faces such disasters as the country enters the pacific ring of fire, so called a strip of volcanoes and tectonic faults that are surrounded by the pacific ocean. by the way, the russian kuril islands and kamchatka are located in this ring. volcanoes in these regions also often remind us of themselves. mid- november on the island. the ebeka volcano, the unsleeping kamchatka gorse, woke up. in the first ten days of november, it also covered the entire surrounding area with ash after a rather powerful eruption. volcanic activity on the planet is increasing; at

that they rived in indonesia a week and tie it after long, dangerous journey from bundle dish. these were hanger, refugees had already come a show, you know, a cheap province with a message from low. what was was clear. you wouldn't know. welcome to. they've given food and horses before being forced out to sea again. around 100 people took part in a demonstration in the city of southern voicing their frustrations with the new arrivals. one boat after another. how many boats have come here reading? we are poor people. why don't you use the money to help us? why i'd be giving them through. and i mean, my more, i mean we reject the real thing guys. we want them to be moved as soon as possible . we don't want to catch the diseases, they carry a few meters away. these refugees a wishing and to show to the 9th in limbo. i don't know the size on design out. we just want to find somewhere safe. we knew that we might die as i see, but finally we are safe. that's. that's all we want for our children. for years where he can get his sled persecution in me and more football and good as well

china and indonesia, the largest importers, will be forced to increase purchases from russia, europey of russian caviar to the world market will exceed 2,000 tons per year, all thanks to the growing global demand for this product, as well as reorientation of russian exports to promising markets. this assessment was provided by agricultural exports under the ministry of agriculture. the most promising destinations for caviar from russia. neighboring countries, where there is already a strong demand for our products, as well as the gulf countries of the asian region. the review notes that russia is consistently among the top 10 global caviar exporters. sibur was able to significantly increase its share in the domestic market this year. about this in an interview with our tv channel said the head of the company mikhail karesalov. according to him, in a number of areas this was possible thanks to the departure of western players who supplied to russia. bloomberg notes weaker that growth occurred only against the backdrop of the consequences of the global financial crisis in 2009 and the

and we will end the program with a major volcanic eruption in indonesia.stly climbers who were unlucky enough to be on the mountain of the volcano of morality at the moment when it woke up. the giant is on the island. sumatra is the most active volcano in the region. the culmination of the eruption was a huge column of ash, reaching 15,000 m in height. interestingly, the week before. in indonesia, the third level of danger was announced due to the activation of another volcano, on krokotau. indonesia constantly faces such disasters as the country is part of the pacific ring of fire, the name given to the strip of volcanoes and tectonic faults that encircles the pacific ocean. by the way, the russian kuril islands and kamchatka are located in this ring. volcanoes in these regions too. remind us of themselves: in mid -november , the ebeka volcano, the active kamchatka woodchuck, awoke on the island of paramushir; in the first ten days of november, it also covered the entire surrounding area with ash after a rather powerful eruption. volcanic activity on the

and these 22 people are known to have been killed, animal cane, or russian in indonesia, around 75 for thought to be on the mountain when mara arrived to rescue operations have been hindered by rain and further river options. indonesia sits on the pacific ring of fire and is more volcanoes than any other country in the world. plumes of ash over mount model b and surrounding villages. the volcano often erupt suddenly, without the typical trembles that helped geologists raise the alarm. authorities close the with candles popular hiking roots, but it was already too late for some the local conservation agency saves 75 people on the mountain at the time of the russian. if i look at my, my rescue was have to search for high goes on foot because helicopters could not fly over the atrium. many of the victims, bones and fractures of those little dent the fact we are facing problems with unpredictable weather allow me and then. yeah. and also tough to rain where the wind is still carrying volcanic ash and hot clouds. so it's not easy for us to evacuate the body's skin outside. the authorities h

that recipe over to our colleagues in indonesia.e final product with this ice cream base and then that can go forward with consumer testing. with thousands of products sold all over the world. this is a process the team will be repeating many, many times. and if it involves eating more ice cream, then i'm happy to help. and that's it for the short cut of this week's click. the full length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. thanks for watching. we'll be back next week. see you. it was a stunning end to the day that we had across northeast england with some amazing sunsets, reported pretty widely caused byjust a few gaps in the cloud opening up at the right time to allow those setting sun rays through. now, it was across eastern england and parts of eastern scotland that we had the days lowest temperatures, just six degrees in filing dales here, though, it is set to get a lot milder into the weekend. temperaturesjumping up to about 11 degrees. it's mild because it's cloudy. and that cloud sheet is with us for the next fe

the bodies of 11 hikers have been recovered in indonesia, a day after an active volcano spewed ash high into the air. weather warnings continue in parts of the uk — with thousands of homes across cumbria still without power after days of heavy snowfall. the cop28 climate summit continues in dubai — leaders today are looking at the issue of funds for climate action and disaster support. hello. welcome. i'm samantha simmonds. israeli ground forces are pushing into southern gaza, after three days of heavy bombardment — with troops being told the operation would be no less powerful than in the north of the enclave. israeli bombardments on khan younis and rafah in the south have continued — as have those in the jabaliya refugee camp in the north. israel insists it's making "maximum effort" to avoid killing civilians. hospitals inside gaza are struggling to take in the casualties, with un officials describing a "degree of panic" in medicalfacilities that hasn't been seen before. the un says palestinians who are being told to leave areas which were previously seen as safe, are being pushed int

and for the most part, they have been welcomed by communities in northern indonesia, 3 years ago. out of the ever reported on how these locals helped refugees assure defiance of authorities. but in recent weeks, some communities have been unwilling to accept them. please don't send us back to see these protein to plead for being forced to return to their thoughts and diseases. government says it's looking for a new site temporarily. how's the refugees? it's acknowledged the opposition from residents and says it's looking for a sustainable solution. the u. n refugee agency says the increase in violence incomes, inbound glued as, as well as continued instability in me, and most is behind the increase in bo jennings, around 75 percent of the new arrivals are women and children of the children quite a lot are unaccompanied and separated meaning they're traveling without their parents or they're traveling alone. um quite a lot of single mothers and their children. for now these children have enough food and some way safe to sleep. but the future is uncertain. they have no power sports,

we stand for as homes with tips of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential, committed to being fine mental protection, enhancing investments, alignment digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the is rarely tank. so spotted on the outskirts of con units in southern garza. and as a city is targeting a series of rates the voluntary johnston, this is i'll just share a lot from that. also coming heavy is very bombardment, tips that come out as well in the hospital in the north. hundreds of families and sheltering from the tracks is rarely setting also targets a school in kansas city where displaced and fundable kind of sending sort safety hundreds of course to fleet and to the st.

and rescue is in indonesia, i have suspended the search for survivors as a mountain moraspy continues to erupt with r, as he say, 10 people are still missing on the mountain since the main eruption on sunday. so i've seen people consume to have died. indonesia sits on the pacific ring of fire and has mobile k nose than any other country in the world. spewing clues of ash up to 3 kilometers high, mount motor i'll be on the indonesian island if somebody has been adopting since sunday. i taught at these close the volcanoes, popular hiking routes, but it was already too late for some high cause, according to west. so my trust conservation agency, 75 people started climbing the mountain on saturday, sunday to go on. and now i'm waiting for my sisters. second child to return my yamaha for studying at under loss university. she left for the hike on saturday. it looks like he was on his way down and got stuck. we still don't know, his better about helicopters cannot be used for evacuation while the you'd option continues the difficult rescue operation has to be undertaken on foot. some high c

hadn't been expected land fall within an hour to several people have already been killed and rescuers in indonesia racing to find the potential survivors after the erection of mount our feet. but new, smaller interruption or handling rescue the brit golf to where the was watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this monday with is really expanding its war against come offs. israel's military and sold people in gaza to lead parts of han units and to head to shelters. further south is really change. have been spotted near on eunice, the largest city and southern gaza. tens of thousands of displays. palestinians have been sheltering their after weeks of war. civilians are being told to head to so called safe zones along the southern coast or places including rafa on the egyptian border. but 8 agencies they are warranted. shelters are already over crowded. there also media reports that is really war. planes struck rasa on monday . israel says that expanded round operation is needed to destroy him loss, which is classified by many countries as a terrori

and we will end the program with a major volcanic eruption in indonesia.e mainly climbers who were unlucky enough to be on the mountain of the morality volcano at the moment when it woke up. the giant is located on the island of sumatra, it is the most active volcano in the region. the culmination of the eruption was a huge column of ash, reaching 1500 m in height. interestingly, a week before this , a third level of danger was declared in indonesia due to the activation of another volcano, on krokotau. indonesia constantly faces such disasters as the country enters the pacific ring of fire, so called a strip of volcanoes and tectonic faults. which encircles the pacific ocean, by the way, the russian kuril islands and kamchatka are located in this ring. volcanoes in these regions also often remind us of themselves. in mid- november to the island. paramushir woke up the ebeka volcano, the unsleeping kamchatka woodchuck. in the first ten days of november, it also covered the entire surrounding area with ash after a rather powerful eruption. volcanic activity