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we follow the sports life of our country. swimmer igor bokiy opened the account of belarusian medals at the seventeenth summer paralympic games. we approached this world championship very well, considering that we have a young team, it has pulled itself together this year. we review the most interesting events. a coward does not play hockey, to say the least. it is certain that a coward does not

participate in the bison race. to go out on the track , you need physical endurance, a sharp mind and nerves of steel. this time the strength of steel place of adjacency for extreme running fans. victoria zarenko and arina sabalenka continue their way through the tournament grid. both tennis players reached the 1/16 finals on the night from wednesday to thursday. we listen to the opinion of competent specialists. we will also continue to prepare, prepare young people technically, tactically, psychologically, then there will be no drawdown, all this in sports projects on the belarus 24 tv channel, a culinary show where centuries-old recipes come to life, today we are preparing golshansky dumplings, a favorite dish of belarusians housewives for hundreds of years, when they did not

use grated tart potatoes as mince, this is interesting, this is very interesting, cabbage rolls, but not quite, but not quite, be careful, here you can catch gastronomic inspiration, the thighs will go into the filling, only the soft part, and we do not get rid of the bones, this will accompany the construction of the nest, now i will try to winter the dashing guest.

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form and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus24 tv channel and discover belarus. this is an understandable policy. hello, strawberries are ripening again in belarus, and half of september was hard to call autumn. the climate is obviously changing, challenging, including our farmers. weather news is increasingly like reports of military operations, floods, torrential rains, droughts , abnormal heat, regular natural disasters are exhausting farmers all over the planet, threatening bankruptcies, hunger and starvation, hundreds of millions of people are at risk, which has brought the world to a dangerous brink and how climate change is taking away our food.

world meteorological organization shocked with alarming statistics: the number of weather-related natural disasters has increased fivefold over the past half century,

the planet is shaken by more than half a thousand cataclysms per year, some have increased many times, for example, floods have become six times larger, global warming, starting from the thousand... 970 years, manifests itself more and more vividly, which means it is clear that the matter, this does not pass without a trace for the earth's climate system, for the earth's system as a whole, for our planet. the main reason for the natural rebellion is called climate change, it is already being compared to a bomb exploding before our eyes. droughts and cyclonic floods are becoming more and more deadly every year. it is literally necessary to fight for good harvests; african farmers lose about a third of their harvest due to climate shocks. in some countries

, nature destroys up to 70% of crops in certain years. niger, ethiopia, malawi, this is an incomplete list of those who periodically lose almost everything. the study was conducted by specialists from the world university of the united nations and european climatologists. small climate shocks attract receive much less attention than major droughts, hurricanes or massive floods, but their combined effect can be significant, our analysis of data collected from 120,000 farmers' fields in six african countries shows that they affect about 35% of farms and reduce national harvests by 29%. the study says. france is expecting its worst wheat harvest in 40 years. the crop failure is being called catastrophic. the volume of grain harvested could fall by a third. the reasons are too much rain, too little sun and low temperatures. in most growing regions, all this seriously affected

the yield and quality of crops, and also provoked plant diseases. extreme weather conditions in europe dealt a blow to grain crops. heavy rains fell in the northwest, drought and high temperatures led to the death of crops in the east, french farmers turned to the government for financial assistance because of. what a crop failure threw us back to 1983, when there was a similarly poor harvest wheat, 24.5 million tons, the entire french grain industry will suffer from the consequences of this historic decline in production. first covid, then the war in ukraine, global warming have led to the fact that france has been experiencing shortages of a number of products for 2 years now. so over the past year, the price of chicken in france has doubled. the peak of the crisis occurred in the summer of 2023. here i have bread, eggs, oranges, fruit, canned goods, everything has become unaffordable, for example, a pack of 30

eggs, which 2-3 years ago i bought less than 3 euros, now it costs almost 7 euros, a good difference, and the potato harvest in russia will decrease by almost 15%, one of the reasons is also the weather, frost, then heat and low profitability, because of abnormal frosts in may and more than half of the future harvest was lost by russian gardeners. national fruit and vegetable union, some farms lost up to 90% of the planned harvest, in some of them not only the crop perished, but also the trees. argentina expects an acute shortage of wheat and a new round of drought already in october of this year. in neighboring poland, such a thing has to be only dream. the southwestern part of the country has looked like this for the last week. it is noted that the full extent of the damage has yet to

be assessed, there are signals from the flooded areas that there is nothing to feed the animals on some farms, farmers had to evacuate their livestock to safe places, we will definitely need animal feed, because we saw that the straw slabs of the silage were taken away by the water, and those that remained were damaged, said bernard dembczak, a representative of the agricultural chamber of prudnice county, noting that about 15% of fields. farmers from different countries named their biggest problems. last year , sociologists around the world conducted a large-scale survey. guess what worries the agricultural sector the most. according to the surveyed farmers, they have lost about 15% of their income over the past 2 years due to the climate. every sixth farmer reported a crop loss of up to 25%. more than 70% said they were worried. last year,

the number of hungry people in the world increased by almost 7 million, there are several reasons: wars, conflicts, but among the main ones are climate emergencies, the wrath of nature is the main trigger of losses, due to cataclysms the world economy loses attention 383 million dollars a day. in principle , climate change is happening on the planet, they are exacerbating all these phenomena, droughts are exacerbating, heat waves are exacerbating, in principle, those billion-dollar losses that we see, they will increase given that the population is growing in general, yes, that is, this is what we need to understand, we have inflation all the time, and of course the numbers will always be higher, on the one hand on the one hand there are more people, on the other hand the phenomenon is becoming more intense. the statistics of hunger look exactly like this: according to the un , 333... people are facing acute food shortages, they live in 78 countries, more than 37

million people in 47 countries live in conditions of extreme hunger. 20% of families experience acute food shortages, every third child in the world suffers from acute malnutrition. when we talk about acute food shortages, we are talking about such a serious hunger that it poses an immediate threat health and life. this is a famine that threatens to become widespread and lead to large-scale deaths. a diet that is low in vitamins, minerals and other nutrients affects the health and life prospects of millions of people. children are the most affected, with long-term consequences for their physical and mental development. children suffering from malnutrition are 12 times more likely to die than healthy children. malnutrition slows economic growth, exacerbates poverty, affects children's education and the skills of workers strength of adults, which has serious consequences. for the human capital of countries in their future development.

people in poor countries suffer the most from hurricanes, floods, and droughts. many famine hotspots are in africa. in 2011 , 250,000 people died in somalia in just one year from lack of food. half of them before a mass famine was declared. today, the country is still at risk, as is sudan. by the time a mass famine is declared, it will be too late. many people will have already died from hunger. in april 2024 in zimbabwe the country's president declared a national disaster, there is no water. more than 80% of cultivated land in the country received significantly less rainfall than usual. almost 3 million people needed food aid. the zimbabwean government was forced to allocate 2 billion dollars to combat the drought. burnt crops.

shallow rivers and all this in harari tried to fight, including with the help of our country. belarusian humanitarian aid has been sent. this will become regular , stronger and stronger, this is the burden of uh expenses, it will also become more and more, and we will feel it in our wallets, we can already feel it now, potatoes are getting more expensive, for example, oil is getting more expensive, in spain an autumn storm with heavy rainfall flooded the fields, again let's take the alceas for olive oil , a big problem, by the way, look, central europe is flooded, in portugal there are absolutely terrible fires, there is

a terrible drought, and this, that is, i want to say that the troubles... they will be varied, we often even now can hardly imagine what side all this will have will spill over. the un humanitarian agency predicts that at least 18 countries and regions around the world already suffering from food shortages could face even greater famine if aid is not urgently delivered. mali, palestine, sudan and south sudan, haiti, and of concern are myanmar, congo, yemen and many others. many people in these countries face acute food shortages, and life-threatening conditions are expected to worsen in the coming months. since october 2023, the central african republic, lebanon, mozambique, myanmar, nigeria, sierra leone and zambia have joined burkina faso, ethiopia, malawi, somalia and zimbabwe in the list of famine hotspots where acute

food shortages are likely to worsen in the near future. the situation is further aggravated by the humanitarian crisis in the gaza strip. israel's massive military operation has left hundreds of thousands of people homeless and without food. the un monitoring mission assesses the level of food security in the region as critically low. watching such problems immediately recall the words of our president about food security. he said them a long time ago, but...

to lie, we will all have to pay for the milk rivers and jelly banks, i don't want that we have tolerated the insolvent policy of the long-bankrupt government for so long, there is a lot of difficult work ahead, which no one but ourselves will do, to take the state and the people away from the abyss, this is the primary task of the president, i believe in the wisdom and hard work of the belarusian people, i am convinced that the solution

we can handle this task. today, arable land, the gold fund of belarus. and in the literal sense of the word. over half a century, the average area of ​​arable land per capita in the world has decreased more than twice. yes, the fertility of the land is increasing, but in general there is significantly less of it and the deficit is becoming more and more obvious. belarus is a country relatively small in territory, but not as small as it may seem. in terms of arable land per capita, we are confidently among the top countries in the world, so the indicator is almost 12 times ahead switzerland, four times germany. twice france, we are losing to canada, argentina, russia, kazakhstan and a little bit to the usa, but in terms of territory our states are incomparable, so preserving and developing the ilkhosudiya for the agro-industrial complex is a task. number one our lands are our strategic natural resource, if there are not many of them under the ground, we have to get food for ourselves to earn money on what we can.