and the grodno historical and archaeological museum, which opened its doors last year, also the old castleand today we can visit this and the restored castle complexes, and which are also visited by the kosovo castle, which gives a large spectrum for tourists. not only get to know manor culture, but also provides an opportunity, e and tourist infrastructure. that is why it is a diverse platform, which today provide an opportunity to get acquainted with the history of culture and through educational tourism, which is actively developing in our country today. most of the exposition is usually rather devoted to art and history. but surely there are such unusual museums that even belarusians know little about. maybe tell about them. these are the museums, which is interesting, in general we have. here a large number of museums. and probably every day here he is in his own way, and if we take one of the most unique of these, probably. more than 5 years ago, a cat museum was opened in the city of minsk. uh, such an amazing museum, because not so much people take part in the administrative organi

will see the place from which molodechno began on the outskirts of the city the remains of the old castle, where in 1388 prince dmitry alberdovich of novgorod-seversky signed a letter of allegiance to the polish-lithuanian crown at first the building was wooden the castle changed many owners of the greatest prosperity reached his uncle mikhail cleofas at the front to savery aginsky in 1811 he transferred here from bobruisk, a five-grade, noble school, and about 30 pupils and five teachers. at that time, the castle had a luxurious library hmm winter garden, where even according to eyewitnesses, oranges ripened and there were all conditions for the pupils. for excellent study. all plans were disrupted by the war of 1812. napoleonic troops passed through the city twice, the castle suffered during their expulsion from the territory of the russian empire, not far from the residence of the agents, 2,500 were defeated and the officers of marshal victor soon arrived in molodechno to settle hereditary affairs. then uncle suggested that he take up restoration castle, but the composer didn't like th

will see the place from which molodechno began on the outskirts of the city, the remains of the old castle8 prince dmitry albertovich of novgorod-seversky signed a letter of allegiance to the polish lithuanian crown at first the building was wooden the castle changed many owners and reached its greatest prosperity at the front of the aginsk savery of uncle michael kleofas. in 1811, he transferred here from bobruisk, a five-grade, noble school, and about 30 pupils and five teachers arrived here at that time in the castle there was a luxurious library . study. all plans were disrupted by the war of 1812.

such as the grodno historical and archaeological museum, which opened its doors last year and the old castleed castle complexes, which are also visited by kosovo castle, which gives a large spectrum for tourists. not only to get acquainted with the manor culture, but also provides an opportunity, e and tourist infrastructure. that's why these are diverse platforms that today provide an opportunity to get acquainted with the history of culture and through educational tourism, which is actively developing in our country today. here is a large part of the exposition, usually rather devoted to art and history. but surely there are such unusual museums that even belarusians know little about. maybe tell about them. these are the museums, which is interesting, in general we have. there are a lot of museums here. and i guess every day is interesting in its own way. and if we take one of these unique k is, probably, more than 5 years ago, a cat museum was opened in the city of minsk. uh, such an amazing museum, because not so much people take part in the administrative organizational work itself. ho

the grodno historical and archaeological museum, which opened its doors last year as well as the old castlee restored castle complexes, but which also visit the ikosovo castle, which gives a large spectrum for tourists. not only to get acquainted with the manor culture, but also provides an opportunity for tourism infrastructure. that's why this is a diverse platform, which today provide an opportunity to get acquainted with the history culture and also through educational tourism, which is actively developing in our country today. here is a large part of the exhibition, as a rule, but devoted to art and history. but surely there are such unusual museums that even belarusians know little about. maybe tell about them. these are the museums, which is interesting, in general we have. there are a lot of museums here. and probably every day is interesting in its own way, and if we take one of these most unique, it's probably. more than 5 years ago in the city of minsk opened cat museum. uh, such an amazing museum, because not so much people take part in the administrative organizational work its

the hohenloe princes, in the other half of the eighteenth stock year, on the territory of the old naga castlewas parsed for a couple, an obsharkhovo shoebox tightened up; european the residence of the architecture is guarded by the mountains. the castle is played on two sides and out of the park. turn around and look at the palace then, you bachish two polites and flanks, they have an excellent plast, such a bullshit of vigilance, and near this new year's eve, and even recouped meticawa itself. lilai's father was also visited by the vezhs, who made a prank of swearing, already in the place of the loopholes, simple-minded windows declared themselves. at the table , the chimes were hung on the facade and the great pavilion with decorative corner twigs for guests was served, radiating it with a fresh covered galley near the palace, tadysh was broken not great alion, velmel tull park with zionist alleys, that around the districts the castle is hoarded on the slopes of the defensive ramparts. we broke the quiddniks for the descent to it. she prompted the boat jump and the swimsuit stopped being of

but when the leaders do gather at that old castle in the bavarian alps, it really is ukraine that is the front of the agenda. and it comes amid this global economic uncertainty and also as momentum in ukraine does not appear to be in ukraine's favor. and so u.s. and european officials do describe the objectives as two-fold here, one is trying to find areas to further apply pressure on russia, and we do understand that the leaders later today will announce that they are putting a ban on russian gold imports, gold is the second largest export from russia after energy. so u.s. officials do hope that this can make a further department in russia's economy. and secondly, they do want to look for ways to mitigate the effects that this war is having around the world and principally that would be in energy markets. bans on russian oil and gas have caused prices to spike. leaders want to do what they can to mitigate that. the other area is food. and looking at how to get grain stores out of ukraine so that they can avoid this global food insecurity crisis, avoid familiafamine around the world.

the door is also the old castle, and today we can visit this and the castle complexes being restored,spectrum for tourists. not only to get acquainted with the manor culture, but also provides an opportunity for tourism infrastructure. that's why this is a diverse platform, which today provide an opportunity to get acquainted with the history of culture and through educational tourism, which is actively developing today in our country. country. here is a large part of the exhibition, as a rule, but devoted to art and history. but surely there are such unusual museums, which even in belarus. they know little. maybe tell about them. these are the museums, which is interesting, in general we have. there are a lot of museums here. and probably every day is interesting in its own way, and if we take one of these most unique, it's probably. more than 5 years ago, a cat museum was opened in the city of minsk. uh, such an amazing museum, because in the administrative organizational work involved not so much people. how many animals themselves are cts themselves who have organized a space for

at the end ukatina's first husband had two weddings in russia and in an old castle and in slovenia atan's horn is off. tatushka's husband changed faith, he was a catholic and agreed to a sacred wedding ceremony, with an accent from somewhere you read this phrase, and you will marry me. that's what they told me on the beach . everything, it was very beautiful. the ring is there. i say, well, of course, the couple lived in los angeles on the ocean, an absolutely common practice, very common not only abroad, when a son was born. sasha is now 7 years after the birth of the heir, the singer thoroughly moved to moscow, and i came here to give birth and have remained here since then. i continue to engage in my work on the stoler in russia and abroad. katina's first husband taught vocals in moscow, but 3 years ago the marriage to the musicians fell apart, for which he returned to slovenia for the holidays, his son often flies to him. in winter on pa yes, he really liked it. now in the summer, maybe, if it works out, i’ll also send it to dad in the program for a month and a secret for a millio

e, he is not only in no way inferior to him, he is in many ways even better than the old pickaxes, knightly castles that have survived to this day, all this is the architectural heritage of east prussia, which became part of russia after the great patriotic war and also this unique platform contacts. all 6 days of the festival , these medieval walls absorbed the work of the classics, endowing the audience with a unique atmosphere thanks to this festival. uh don't only the inhabitants of our region, but also about 100,000 people who watch every single concert learn about our cultural heritage and thanks. this music is performed by a wonderful performer whom we invite, and the whole country, the whole world, will learn about these cultural heritage sites. the final concert, like previous performances, was sold out, all proceeds from tickets and donations will go to the preservation of historical monuments. next year , they want to hold a cantata in the knight's fortress topiau, the castle is waiting in the near future reconstruction of alexeen. kudinov edik khachatryan dmitry kulabukhov lead, kalinin

ours e it’s not just in no way inferior to it, in many ways it’s even better than the old one churches, knights' castlesch have survived to this day, all this is the architectural heritage of east prussia, which became part of russia after the great patriotic war. and these are also unique contact sites. all 6 days of the festival, these medieval walls absorbed the works of the classics , endowing the audience with a unique atmosphere, thanks to this festival, not only the inhabitants of our region, but also about 100,000 people who watch each individual concert will learn about our cultural heritage and thanks to the observation. music the wonderful performer of which we invite, and the whole country the whole world will know about these cultural heritage objects . next year, they want to hold a cantata in the knight's fortress of topiao, the castle is waiting for the reconstruction of the alekseyans in the near future. kudinov edik khachatryan dmitry kulabukhov news, kaliningrad in moscow on 10 we continue the morning broadcast. and that's what learned by this time. the introduction of the autonomous

ours e, it is not only in no way inferior to it, it is in many ways even better than the old pickaxes, knightly castles that have survived to this day, all this is the architectural heritage of east prussia, which became a part of russia after the great patriotic war. and these are also unique cantata venues. all 6 days of the festival , these medieval walls absorbed the work of the classics, endowing the audience with a unique atmosphere thanks to this festival. uh don't only the inhabitants of our region, but also about 100,000 people who watch every single concert learn about our cultural heritage and thanks to the wonderful music by the wonderful performer whom we invite, and the whole country , the whole world will learn about these cultural heritage sites, the final concert, as and previous performances were sold out with all the money and donations received from the tickets. i will go to the preservation of historical monuments. next year they want to hold a cantata in the knight's fortress topiau castle in the near future, the reconstruction of alekseyan is waiting. kudinov edik khachatryan dmi

the moon calmly from a height above the white church shines and lush hetmans the gardens and the old castleome people and the second. one man is a genius, and these are, so to speak, the authors of these petitions, it's all in the mind. this is such a hellish cocktail, which calls for finding russian roots there, of course. and what else does a person who cuts the ball off his goal, who is now ready to blame for all his troubles. uh, russian, why did this happen? it seems to me that it certainly will it is very clear that demitarization is a very important part, and a special war is an operation, but the second part of decification. it seems to me that it is even more important, because this hellish cocktail is what it is, this is the cult of superhumans. shining khokhlov people who should be kept in almost the conditions of the pioneer camp only because they are heroes and azov people are all from there. eh, and alas. uh, already, it seems to me, unfortunately, no one will be able to explain something to ukraine inside ukraine itself, in which it is somehow wrong, because that me i now tur

balcony yesterday and they felt it was too complicated, too tiring for the 96-year-old to make the journey from windsor castlecenter of london to attend that service. i'm outside buckingham palace, where there are preparations, there are doing rehearsals r tomorrow night but there will be no official events here today evenhough there are crowds, there are a few people out. all of the attention was at st. paul's cathedral where prince charles stood in for her majesty, the queen. our correspondent has that report. >> a service of thanksgiving at st. paul's cathedral without the person for whose long years of public service those thanks were being offered. the queen was absent,er o b hmb, as where political leaders and others. the prime minister arrived with his wife to a mixed reception. there was a largely warm greeting for the do conductor chart sussex -- duke and duchess of. -- of sussex. there have been family tensions exacerbated by sharp comments by the sussexes in interviews but this was a day for the family to come together. harry and meghan made their length down the aisle to their seats with other mem

shore of the baltic sea, and the next concerts will take place in the ruins of medieval castles and under arches old sale of tickets will be used to restore the restoration of objects in the cultural heritage. kaliningrad region, a gala concert dedicated to alexander sergeevich pushkin and all musical works will be built and adjusted according to his plays there for the honored artist of russia oksana kardish festival has become a special event here. it has a premiere for the first time a ballerina performs the part of a dying swan to the music of a sensation. it's so individual. the party where you are exactly every ballerina does in his own way reveals it, as it were its merits. the first, the dying swan, was danced by the great anna pavlova more than 100 years ago, the russian seasons with her participation were a resounding success, the festival will end with opera gala concerts near the walls of the 14th century cathedral on kant island marina naumova evgeny bekevich alexander naumov pavel dolgachev vesti, kaliningrad region. all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in th

gauguin, at the other half of the eighteenth century, on the territory of the old for a couple of parsing, the leg of the castle up from the shargovy butovsky, its initiators were new gospodars. the luxuries of the balts and the courtiers, the false drunkards, wanted to write down their new european residence at the architecture guarding the mountains with punishment. uh. in this part , two sides are played out there was a wide staircase and goes out turn around and look at the palace then you are ignorant and flanky , not great mikao. budali and otsalila vezha, pirativshey swearing, already on the site of the loopholes appeared simple windows near the steel ovals on the facade of the chimes and visited the great pavilion with decorative corner vaults for guests, radiating it with a fresh covered gallery into the sharks the palace from adysh was broken not great lion, velmel tulle park with shady alleys that around the districts hunt the castle on the hills of the defensive ramparts, pitched kvidniks for descent. where she prompted a boat pier and baths. the castle ceased to be off defenses than with the awaken

castle for us. we talk about national treasures, don't we? sir david attenborough definitely falls into that category. a really special ceremony for the 96—year—oldeceiving that honour. sir david was actually first knighted by the queen in 1985, and the award he received today is much more prestigious than that. he's been officially appointed a knight grand cross of the order of st michael and st george. it's all to highlight the work he has done on the natural world in his documentaries and also his campaigning to protect it as well. and if you watched platinum at the palace on saturday, jane, you will have seen sir david featured. his name was projected onto the front of the palace on that weekend. and he looked absolutely thrilled when we saw him after he received that honour. he looked very happy indeed. he's 96 years old, no sign of him slowing down, still making documentaries, still inspiring so many people across the world with his work. and lots of other people, jane, here also receiving honours today, but there was a lot of talk outside of the castle grounds with a lot of very excited people saying, "did you see sir david attenborough?"

on the old map, the royal castle is very clearly visible. here it is marked with a yellow flag.raw your attention to one very important detail. the director of the food restaurant said that there were german registration marks on the large boxes. number and there was an inscription from the museum collections of the königsberg castle, that is, for a front-line soviet colonel. these were just trophies, and as expected, he handed them over to the captured nkvd brigade . no one would have known about all these events if the historian alexander mosyakin had not found these documents in kuchumov's archive in 2011, after his death. anatoly mikhailovich himself is the protocol of interrogations of feirabin. he never showed anyone the secrecy was great, it was not customary to remember to talk about it and be interested. this is not just build a barn. and the whole point is that they hid somewhere they had to put away one million 700,000 german valuables, retired kgb colonel nikolai ivanovich nikandrov began to deal with the problems of cultural values ​​in the ninety-first year, when a

watching instead from windsor castle it comes after the 96-year-old monarc bowed out of today's church service in her honor at the st. paul's cathedral the palace said due to journey and activity required like the walk up the imposing steps and down the long cathedral aisle. the palace says the queen experienced discomfort yesterday after her appearances on the famous balcony. the queen is the head of the church of england. her faith is very important to her missing this service would not have been an easy decision. the royal family carried on without their monarch. cheers for prince william and kate but a mixed reception from the crowd for prince harry and meghan who are not included in some of the biggest moments with the queen yesterday. today, the couple seated across the aisle from harry's brother and father every detail closely choreographed. late today, buckingham palace said not to expect the queen at tomorrow's jubilee concert either all indications are she will spend the day out of the public eye. tom? >> hope she's resting up. >>> coming up, life-saving lessons inside a prog

princes only in the other half of the eighteenth century on the territory of the old parsing for a couple. the naga of the castlehtened up obshargovaya, budavnitsa its initiators were the new gospodars of lyuksha, the baltic nobility falzfeiny, and they wanted to write their new european residence at the architecture guarding the mountains of nissan with punishments.

castle yesterday evening. it was a pretty long day for the 96—year—old but, we understand, she watch the service on television or castle and she will continue to rest. when we will see the queen next over the next couple of days, were not quite sure. there is the derby tomorrow. that is one of the events, again, that the queen loves to go to every year but again, given those mobility problems, i think that'll be a bit of a challenge for her so we don't yet know if she is going to go to that but lots of celebration still ahead over the weekend. here at windsor, it has been absolutely packed. when they let the beacon here last night in the long walk, there were 70,000 people who packed the long walk so a lot of celebration here in windsor where the queen is. what are people been saying to you? i am seeing different age groups, different ethnicities, and when we talk about the queen, because, it is notjust britain, is it? we're talking about the commonwealth. i don't know if you have had a feel of what people have been saying to you today? well. have been saying to you today? well, that is right- — have been sayi

castle. buckingham palace says the 96-year-old monarch had experienced some discomfort at the celebrations yesterday. ♪ god save the gracious queen ♪ >> reporter: but her presence was center stage at today's service. >> your majesty, we are sorry that you're not here with us this morning, but we are so glad that you are still in the saddle. and we are glad that there is still more to come. so, thank you for staying the course. >> reporter: across the u.k. today, the party goes on in honor of britain's longest reigning monarch. >> the longevity of her reign and the impact that she's had, i mean, as such a, like, a long female leader. >> she's been such an inspiration to so many of us. i'm absolutely in awe of her. her composure, her dignity, the way in which she has represented our country, the way she is revered and loved across the world. i think we couldn't ask for a greater head of our country than the queen, to be honest with you. and we're very proud to be here today. >> and everyone in desperate need of some joy these days. james, the queen i know resting today, but of course she knows the cel

castles. >> pollen, a starry brought her 4 year-old daughter athena to cool off in the water. i think it's wonderful. you >> adam pacific, and we don't really have air conditioning in our house. so it's nice to be able to come here and cool right on the for some students. thursday was the last day of school. >> gibson limb and marcus mcmichael decided to spend their first day of summer vacation surfing just getting into the sport last year. >> how easy it is to get into it. how fun it is led by gibson's dad, edward lin, who help the boys learn the right techniques to get up on their about. >> do a surfing as a sport. is it? the water is always cold. >> so it doesn't really matter. yeah, doesn't really matter. bit with temperatures that outside the water. >> joining the crowds of surfers and beachgoers all looking for the perfect way to spend a hot date. a lot of surfers still here catching waves and joined the final hours of daylight on this friday. a lot of surfers that i spoke to said that they plan on coming back to the beach tomorrow when temperatures in some parts of the

the 96-year-old took part in a lighting ceremony from her windsor castle home last night. it capped off a busy day of activities to honor britain's longest reigning monarch. ian lee is in london with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know, the queen had three official appearances yesterday. so it may not come as a surprise that the 96-year-old is feeling a bit run down after all the festivities. crowds surged toward buckingham palace to catch a glimpse of queen elizabeth as royal air force jets thundered overhead. 70 aircraft soared through the sky in a celebratory salute to the queen. the 96-year-old smiled as jets flew in formation to mark her 70-year reign. >> never see anything like that again. well worth getting up at 4:00 a.m. for this. >> reporter: members stood at the monarch's side. prince harry and meghan who gave up royal responsibilities when they moved to california are in london but keeping a low profile. the platinum jubilee kicked off with the ceremony trooping the colour, showcasing more than 1,000 soldiers and hundreds of hors

castles. >> pollen a starry brought her 4 year-old daughter athena to cool off in the water. >> yeah, it's definitelyood way to really with that. how close our beaches are and how beautiful there for some students. thursday was the last day of school. >> gibson limb and marcus mcmichael decided to sp nd their first day of summer vacation surfing just getting into the sport last year. >> how easy it is to get in it. how fun led by gibson's dad, edward lin, who help the boys learn the right techniques up on their about. >> do a surfing as a sport. is it? the water is always cold. so it doesn't really matter. yeah, doesn't really matter. bit. >> with temperatures that outside the water. >> joining the crowds of surfers and beachgoers all looking for the perfect way to spend a hot date. still a number of surfers behind me catching waves for that final hours of daylight. this friday also took a poll with the students. i talked to spending a beach day for the first day of summer vacation. i took a poll about how plan on spending the rest of the summer. the 2 most common answers beach days like this in camp

old queen. she, however, remained at windsor castle after experiencing some discomfort following yesterday's celebrationsuckingham palace, says her majesty watch the service on tv members of the royal family attended the service, including harry and megan, who made their first appearance at the jubilee celebrations. queen obviously has been on the throne longer than i've lived, so she's always been in my life right from when i was born, i gets really so it's just a fantastic achievement 70 years in one job. i mean, no one ever does that, do they? there's no word yet on whether queen elizabeth will attend a platinum jubilee concert that's scheduled to be held tomorrow at buckingham palace and check this out not far from buckingham palace, a group of about 100 corgis and their owners held an informal parade. the event was a nod to queen elizabeth's time on the throne and the fact that she has been a big fan of the breed of dogs. throughout her reign the queen has owned more than 30 corgis over the years. the owners explain the appeal of the regal in very british breed. buffalo bills brewery, a favorite eas

old houses. ours was also close to the explosion. the zolochiv castleuffered a little damage , it was no accident, not two windows of the castle, this one and the college also suffered all the damage, somewhere up to 35 windows were knocked down from this from this building . a very powerful wave from this rocket, the rocket was modern, the size of this rocket was up to 3 m, the weight was a ton , and it was huge, it had a powerful wave, it exploded a really large radius, if it was damaged, it was damaged thanks to our zolochiv castle, the district administration, which was located half a kilometer from the center of those events we suffered damage and the castle practically took on the whole wave there is a mountain and god forbid everything happened and thank god there were no fatal accidents in our city because people do not ignore how without discipline there are briefings that we conducted from time to time there were many people working at the brickyard during this rocket attack, but when the siren sounded , people all went to cover and thank god

castle, to come to buckingham palace to appear one more time. she was probably just resting up, conserving her energy. she actually did see prince harry and her namesake, lilibet, the 1-year-oldor castle. she's been active, she's been involved just not too public. now she thank you for covering this, greg we know you will stay on first sign of the claim. that does wrap it up for this edition of media buzz. thank you for watching part are going to continue our coverage on fox of this royal jubilee. in order to help us do that, stay tuned because eric sean and arthel leverage and going to pick up the coverage and a few other things. arthel: oh boy today marks the final day of queen elizabeth the second platinum jubilee. it is 5:00 p.m. in london and they crowd is going wild. holding their collective baited breath hoping indeed her majesty will make an appearance today from the balcony they are of the buckingham palace but i know greg is there live in the middle of all of the excitement along with me here is rich edson. i don't know about you but i am like sue from saturday night

castle. the 96—year—old monarch was travelling from balmoral ready to join the platinum jubilee celebrations.d the country. if you take a stroll around south london, you might see these queens, corgis and carriages, made by a community group in carshalton. a quick look at the tubes if you're using them this morning. there are severe delays on the hammersmith and city line because of train cancellations. —— a good service on all lines. hello, good morning. well, it's all good news weather—wise across the capital for the start of the long jubilee bank holiday weekend. on thursday and friday it will be dry, there will be lots of sunshine around and it will be feeling warmer. but not quite so rosy over the weekend itself, saturday and sunday. showery outbreaks of rain moving in from the south but still plenty of uncertainty, still, over the timing and the location of the showers. so do keep checking the forecast. for this morning, it's another locally chilly start to the day, temperatures having dropped back to single figures in many areas last night. there is a dry weather around this morning, t

sofa near the completely destroyed house, an 82-year-old grandmother evacuated her daughter, the ruins remained. i sat there with her in the castle, and then me on the last day, the soldiers were escorted out, they were escorted out, it was already scary, damn, what’s new in us this year, you see such bricks as it was, god, god, the little girls and their daughter had to live in a garage on their own yards, their house is still littered about me, the kitchen was you, i had a soft standing folding one, you can't reach anything, not up to it, there was a hall, there was a bathroom, there was a dining room, according to the plan, i have everything here this is my cafe, and this is the cafe, this is the wall here stood up to everything. this is what the wardrobe looks like. in order to earn a little money, the woman sold vegetables near her own fence, and volunteers helped with food and clothes, and they cared about the fate of the grandmother and how she lives. we we continue our broadcast, maria skyba, maksym sikora , we are working for you tonight and we are discussing the main topics of the past day, the question was passed, the

watching instead from windsor castle it comes after the 96-year-old monarch bowed out of today's church service in her honor at st. paul's cathedral the palace said due to the journey and activity required. like the walk up those imposing steps and down the long cathedral aisle. the palace says the queen experienced discomfort yesterday after her appearances on the famous balcony the queen is the head of the church england. her faith is very important to her. missing this service would not have been an easy decision the royal family carried on without their monarch. [ cheers ] cheers for prince william and kate, but makesed reception from the crowd -- makesed reception from the crowd for prince harry and meghan, not included in some of the biggest moments with the queen yesterday. today the couple seated across the aisle from harry's brother and father every detail closely choreographed. for the news, i'm kelly cobiella >>> just in to our newsroom, these are live pictures out of los angeles where we're told police are responding to a man barricaded inside a medical center police say the

castle. once in this tunnel in an instant, you can touch the old wall and make a wish, choose one wish and follow agreed with the pen do not forget to make a wish to say so we have you bad of course associated. here with such warriors, like, who are standing, as they were called. well done without such even success at that time 50-60, or even more kilograms. at the time of the existence of the studio of my work in the museum. i think that i was in a worldly castle for 15-20 times. the fact is that this is such a significant monument. what doesn't seem to me? so that the children who were engaged in the museum, that they, uh, may not visit it, therefore, of course, he visits the worldly castle in the minsk castle in the very first years. we had many interesting events. uh, here we had when foreign guests came to share this, the children portrayed and such. e is a score. here we had the final representations of the renaissance, it always changes the scenarios in some way, sometime we draw sometime we visit expositions every time these excursions are different. since i have already voiced the topic,

gathered in the bavarian alps yes, there in this beautiful bavarian castle elmau they won't talk about kyiv in kyiv, a seven- or eight-year-old but they will ask the question differently and how do we not freeze to death and how do we not face hunger that is each the country is still preoccupied with its problems, let's push away from this reality, what will be said there today, because the topic of ukraine will be , but from which side to approach and what will it do to us, look, you are absolutely right, you say that your shirt is closer to your body, but the paradox of the situation is because if the war ends in 100 days, there will be no winter in europe, there will be no cold, there will be no hunger , and this is the idea. is based on the soviet system of education, you know what politics is doing. that's what the leader said to him, and the third one, no, nothing works, ideas don't reach them. and how does it work? the bbc's photos of the girl have already appeared on all agencies in the world, and believe me, the girl will be discussed on gs summits, you are wrong, politics goes like this thanks to the mass media, whi

old gritty mechanics. now, the train cab might be a world away from the luxury of balmoral castle, but this railway line isant part of the royal story here in aberdeenshire, and a fitting end to a grand day out. well, now, listen, if you can't make it up here to sunny aberdeenshire, there are plenty more things you can do to enjoy a royal day out. staying in scotland, if you head to the capital, edinburgh, you can step aboard the royal yacht britannia, which was the family's yacht for more than a0 years, taking them on almost 1,000 official visits around the world. the tour takes you across five decks and, they say, it's the only place you can actually see the bedroom of a living british monarch. whilst down in london, a 15—minute walk from buckingham palace, nestled in the horse parade, is the museum of household cavalry — a living museum, where you can watch the queen's ceremonial guards tend to their horses. exhibits guide you through the history of the regiment and the pomp of all their iconic uniforms. make it there for 11 o'clock during the week to see the changing of the guard, too. or you could tak

castle in this spectacular scenery. this g 7 also cast a global spotlight on old of shoals in his 1st year as chancellor. it put a global spotlight on his leadership. how did he do make it while it kicked off? well, her with joe biden praising him for his leadership, but also saying that there were some concerns about what the transition from angola michael to him would be like. but that he clearly proved a very strong leadership from germany. that was thanks to him that the west was so united and then we thought divine really dominating also in a separate profit press conference. the only one he held was on that infrastructure project that the united states cares about so much. now that also illustrates how much so by needs to predict power also to his home audience, because he is under pressure in the united states. and all i've sold very much a mediator here, a both amongst the g 7 who are quite a bit apart when it comes to how to best tackle climate change. the mechanisms to you to trading is very much seen as something european, not specifically american, but a very successful bridge builder towards

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