the louvre also agreed on a bezliktat deal with the military.hrough poland to germany , the international alliance for the protection of heritage, created in geneva, including through the mediation of the louvre, allocated 215,000 euros for a top-secret operation for a top-secret operation. they decided to transfer to france 16 five-component art objects presented here, they were transported to france in specially made boxes for this very important work was done in the secrecy of the secret service warns that in the same way, under an agreement with unesco with ukraine, it plans to withdraw valuables from kiev of the pechersk lavra, including including those who have saints, the situation is also disturbing in the russian orthodox church in conditions when in ukraine , organized by the authorities, mass persecution against the ukrainian orthodox church, of course, among many people have well-founded fears that, uh, those cultural values ​​\u200b\u200bthat are associated with russian orthodoxy, which is common to us, can become the subject of plu

louvre steel are stored in storerooms in the north of the country, how long will they stay there? one can say anastasia popovich and vernadsky lead paris france deputy prime minister marat usnulin during the work of the indicators that we have due to non-fulfillment due to objective reasons, we still leave something to me in the five-year program. that is, everything that is planned, everything is set up. it was also the construction of treatment facilities that the problem of treating wastewater entering the sea , including in the resort areas in the crimea, existed for a long time closely and took up 2 years ago . now about 20 treatment plants are at the final stage of construction. no more than 10 such decisions were discussed at the meeting and the governor of sevastopol spoke about road activities mikhail razvozhaev said that road repairs in the city are ahead of schedule. on the roads, we again have a record year with more than 200 roads of the regional network. uh, we'll finish this with thanks as well. here’s the decision made by the brothers 600 million. they gave an addi

their return the oldest christian icons that were previously kept in kiev are now exhibited in the louvre. a special hall is reserved for them under each relic; its history in three languages , ukrainian, french and english . they were transferred to the state museum, but you know who i can’t think of going abroad, representatives of the louvre put a vowel relic at the very beginning of the conflict, writes lemon, but to persuade the ukrainians. i couldn't give them away right away. an agreement was reached after the visit. in kiev, french art objects 5 seconds are presented here. they were transported to france specially made for this box. it was very important to work in the secrecy of the special services. he warns that in the same way, under an agreement with unesco with ukraine, he plans to withdraw values ​​from the kiev-pechersk lavra, including the relics of saints, the situation is also disturbed in the russian orthodox church in conditions where mass persecution is organized by the authorities in ukraine against everything that is connected with russian orthodoxy, all this is no

state museum, but you know, i couldn’t think of anyone to go abroad louvre representatives had theiring of the conflict writes lemon, but it didn’t work to persuade the ukrainians to give them right away , an agreement was reached after the visit to kiev of the french minister of culture and the director of the louvre at the same time, they agreed on a deal to bring the exhibits to the military.

as they said in the louvre, uh, agreed with the french minister of culture, who persuaded the ukrainians these icons. e under the sauce that they need to be well stored and protected and 16 were taken out. of these, 11 are now stored in reserves in the north of the country, where they don’t even specify exactly where they are again exhibited , uh, in the louvre. they say that they will return them as soon as the conflict ends, but again the question is controversial, because the same director of the louvre declares that in 2027 a separate hall will open in the catchment, also dedicated to byzantine art and ancient christian art, and that’s exactly it. five icons it would be nice there, uh, they would be very helpful if they appeared there, so how much they want to give later, and uh, is also a big question, that’s why the values ​​are derived. take this opportunity to. as they say, quietly take away all the most valuable things and keep nothing new. thank you very much never nikolaevich do you consider the transportation of relics vatican what are these events? well, i think, perhaps, we

it is the louvre in paris, 240,000 square-foot exhibition.ge thing. stuart: thanks for being here. time is up for me and in 5 seconds we will say coast-to-coast starts now.

until the 30th of shahrivar to contact the event secretariat at the internet address www.ir irani louvre has succeeded in building a bird surveyor and air observatory that has become intelligent and announced the communication and information center of the vice president for science, technology and knowledge-based economy . republic as much as aerial photography and price it is suitable compared to foreign samples, it is one of the advantages of this product. according to the researchers, the foundations of energy and oil lines, agriculture and forestry are among the applications of the surveyor bird. the success of domestic experts in the industrialization of modern construction mortars . the use of polymers can produce ready-to-build mortar that does not require water. when construction works, lightening the building and increasing strength are other advantages of this product . the use of dry materials such as sand and cement is still common in construction. danesh banyan company was able to produce and internalize environmentally friendly polymer mortar, prepare paste mortar that doe

limbs outstretched against a backdrop of louvre.r port washed up on the shore. iimagined i imagined the lobsters would have escaped. i immediately thought i could place more figures and i turned into a human story, exodus, and released. and a dash for freedom. released. and a dash for freedom-— released. and a dash for freedom. , ., , freedom. the plinth and first sculpture _ freedom. the plinth and first sculpture were _ freedom. the plinth and first sculpture were installed - freedom. the plinth and first sculpture were installed in i sculpture were installed in 2018 with constellation, a solar system style celebration of past and present. every digit, muscle and sinew was sculpted by hand and the figures cast in bronze. i love it. i figures cast in bronze. i love it- i love _ figures cast in bronze. i love it. i love the _ figures cast in bronze. i love it. i love the one _ figures cast in bronze. i love it. i love the one before, - it. i love the one before, consolation. ijust love consolation. i just love brighton, love consola

his work is in the louvre and the hermitage.the remains of the third one in the museum, but where are the other two? unknown. who's at the dacha are they worth it? well, there was a lot of bombing here during the war. the one that was found in the water at the museum was taken out with a crane and brought to the museum. apparently it was destroyed by explosions, the other two, maybe somewhere in the middle of the lake, or maybe they were simply destroyed by bombs, today the main palace, outbuildings, stables, very similar to the second palace, have been preserved from the once rich estate, i even got it mixed up, and fragments of the entrance gate, here is a park with linden trees, which was laid out under the leadership of puslovsky himself, an area open to tourists, so sergei suggested taking a walk on the territory of the estate complex. several palaces, some believe that this is a winter and summer palace, some say that this is, for example, an outbuilding, so this is a palace or an outbuilding, perhaps it was a summer palac

that marble lions were installed, which were made by the drunkard antonio konova; his work is in the louvrermitage. the winter palace has survived to this day in almost unchanged form. today it houses the sports club of the paper mill; the albertine summer palace, unfortunately, did not survive, but in 2005. on its foundation, a youth center with a hotel was erected; during the restoration of the building , the surviving drawings of the summer palace and the picturesque lake, which is also called albertine, were used. landscaped today equipped. the beach, local residents are happy to come here to relax on weekends. the design of this unusual palace was created by the famous hereditary polish italian architect wladislav markovich before 1939. a large family of the svetopolk chetvertinskys lived here; in 1960 the palace was transferred to a military unit. you have air defense, and by the end of the century it was disbanded, the estate complex went to one of the divisions of the national academy of sciences of belarus, from this period the cinematic part of the history of the palace begins the

order , marble lions were installed, which antonio kanonova made and stretches, his works are in the louvreage the winter palace has survived to our days days almost unchanged. today it houses the sports club of the paper mill, albertine summer palace, unfortunately, did not survive, however, in 2005. a youth center with a hotel was erected on its foundation. during the restoration of the building , the surviving drawings of the summer palace were used. the picturesque lake, which is also called albertin. today it is well equipped. the beach, the locals are happy to come here to relax for the weekend, the project of this unusual palace created a famous hereditary search italian architect. vladislav markovich until 1939. a large family lived here, the light regiment of the chetvertinsky in 1960 transferred the palace to a military unit. that's it, air defense, and by the end of the century it was disbanded, the estate complex went to one of the divisions of the national academy of sciences of belarus from this period the cinematic part of the history of the palace begins; original doors. til

the louvre in paris. the british museum in london. the met in new york.utgunning the big players when it comes to the battle for online audiences. please remember to like, | subscribe or click the little notification bell if you don't want to miss out. - this is the last surviving example anywhere in the world of a british mark one heavy tank. and that is unbelievably important because this is the first tank ever to see combat on a battlefield. chris copson feels he's an unlikely youtube star, yet some of his videos have attracted around two million views. this is the 88 millimetre, and this was capable of spoiling the day of lots of allied tank crew. he's even been recognised in the street by fans. it's nice, but at the same time it's, "whoa, iwasn't expecting that to happen!" did you ever think you'd be a youtube star? not in a million years, no. well, this is my first time in a tank and it's really exciting because you get to see and touch the vehicle up close, and being able to come to the museum and see these things, it's really impressive. but for m

knives, glass onion, ends with a fire in a billionaire's mansion, even this picture, rented in the louvreves. are its fruits just the right color? portugal, no, italy, i wanted further, trees 1,500, here auction, it's time, 3800 from julia, 11,200 from pavel, 11,300 from you. victor, your bet, face value, face value, yulia vladimirovna, what do you say, 1.600, 1600, pavel, i don’t understand anything, in the trees, i folded, victor, passed, yulia, 1.600, the same bet, yes, we’re playing in baubab, growing near the australian windham, at the end of the 19th century they cut out a hollow with an area of ​​9 km and used it for some time in this capacity? well, different options, i’ll assume that it’s still a chapel? alas, this is the wrong answer: australia, 19th century, this hollow was used as a prison. julia, take your pick, there are 600 trees. according to scientists, there are still more than 9,000 such species of trees in the world, most of them in south america , unknown to science, that’s right, 300 trees, many tropical trees do not form them, since they grow evenly all year round,

it is the louvre in paris, 240,000 square-foot exhibition. if you have ever been to see the mona lisa. brian: waiting for this huge thing. stuart: thanks for being here. time is up for me and in 5 seconds we will say coast-to-coast starts now. ashley: all eyes on capitol hill as the senate returns from summer break, they better get busy. there's a lot going on. mitch mcconnell under the microscope after his recent freeze ups. kevin mccarthy facing up a little minefield as when he comes back next week, opening an impeachment inquiry into the biden affair, we will get into that. on top of that, congress has 16 working days, always under a deadline. migrant mess, democratic governors insisting they are out of room and out of money to help the massive amount of migrants. the biden administration has a doozy of an idea how to house migrant overflow. and there's of this. attendees beginning their ask otis after flooding that left tens of thousands stranded in the mud. live report from the center of the mayhem. ashley webster in for neil cavuto and

we're going to the louvre! i want to peacefully smear my crap on the mona lisa.iling after that!" he lied some more. >> footage from inside the capitol overturns the story you have heard about january 6th. protesters queue up in neat little lines. they give each other tours outside the speaker's office. they take cheerful selfies and they smile. they are not destroying the capitol. they obviously revere the >> stephen: yes, yes, obviously they revere the capitol so much that they queued up neatly to smash the windows. we all remember their chant. >> wait your turn! wait your turn! wait your turn! >> stephen: tucker also talked about the q shaman, the rioter who was caught with the spear and the bare chest and the screaming. the q shaman had this to say about his own behavior on january 6th. he said, "i was wrong for entering the capitol. i have no excuse, no excuse whatsoever. the behavior is indefensible." maybe so, but tucker in-defended him. >> the single most famous person arrested that day was a navy veteran from arizona called jacob chansley, often referred

a few years ago, these gates were even taken to an exhibition in the louvre; they were made using firee of mercury and gold ; the plates were heated, the mercury evaporated, and the gold was eaten away and there was a feeling that they were really made of gold. but if we explain this using a simple everyday example, it’s the same as dissolving salt in water and heating it , the water will evaporate, but the salt will remain. good morning. my name is yaroslav krasienko. this is to tell us only the most important things for this hour. the sun was hot, against the sun, how he holds the defense in the krasnoliman direction to reach the firing line and to the industrial area now in kazakhstan. how was mikhail mishustin greeted in astana and the aggravation of the situation in kosovo, who staged the shootout in which they died?

>> i think it's very louvrely. we're ready to stick it out as long as we need to. hoping that this is a short strike, but i have every confidence this the world that the uaw will get us a good contract. >> reporter: and negotiations are about compromise, we know the union has been asking for 40% in wage increases for the next four years. the auto makers have come in at 20, where's the compromise for you? do you feel like there is a compromise? >> i'd rather not say. >> reporter: do you want to see a compromise or are you sticking -- >> a compromise is good, but i would rather not say what the compromise is, i don't have a number. >> reporter: do you believe that the union will negotiate in terms of being able to compromise? do you feel like that's something that they're willing to do or are they sticking to their guns on these commands? >> i think they're willing to compromise. i think that's what it's all about. >> thank you so much, julie, appreciate your time. in the next couple of days, we are expecting acting labor secretary and senior white house adviser gene

no, the louvre. right next to the mona lisa, which is a really good chart in itself.g-term chart that verisk shares had an atypically weak performance last year. a little drop there. nothing too bad. not content to sit on their hands and just hope investors would come around, they decided to sell their non-core wood mckenzie business which does data analytics for the boring industry off-loading becoming a pure boring play on the much steadier insurance space. that deal closed in february and a week later they announced they're putting $2.5 billion in the accelerated buyback. that breathed new life into the stock, although it hasn't hurt the software space, it has come roaring back. we saw for a company that came public tonight. how many companies back you up with a gargantuan buyback? nobody else in the industry comes close. at least in terms of returning capital shareholders. and no wonder the stock is up nearly 40% for the year. we've got a really crumby market right now, right? so you're looking for companies that are still buying back stock. they're up 40%, becaus

phone light whoa [ laughter ] "boss, we need to cover that how about we steal the mona lisa from the louvre "oh, it looks like she's smiling at you, boss." so what, you might say so he had some classified documents in empty folders republicans say the difference is that hunter biden traded on his name and connections to make money. and surely no one in the trump family ever did anything like that what oh, they did dudes, come on again, thank god you said something. the next card says, "and that's why i'm endorsing matt gaetz as the next president of the united states because he's right and also dudes with large foreheads should stick together." [ light laughter ] wally, you can get rid of that card too >> sure, seth. >> seth: you're not going to rip that one >> nah, i'm gonna take it home i need something to cover the blue light on my phone >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] oh, so now we're letting wally do callbacks okay [ laughter ] anyway, turns out, and wait for this, shocker, the trump family was allegedly trading its name and connections in a corrupt deal with the saudi government >> accord

work. there is in the trityakov gallery, in the pushkin museum of fine arts, in the armitage, in the louvreart is needed, that it is understandable, that it is global, for alexander ponomarev no boundaries not only from the point of view of imagination, but also of place, a painted submarine rose in the venice grand canal, he installed his installations in antarctica, they were displayed on the floors of ships or even drifted in the antarctic current, another important quality: an artist to be relevant, one of the works exhibited in tritikovka reminds us of the fragility of the modern world. this is a ship made of glass, and at the same time there are 2.5 tons of glass and this is amazing - highly professional work, which is the most the pilots at the plant themselves were not sure that this could be done, because this is a very complex technological process, ship propellers are like expressive sculptures, add to them wind propellers with special impact mechanisms, here is another installation: a light bell ringing on shore of avacha bay, reminds people of those who did not return from sea

the cup is called opa and now you choose. a cup from the louvre or exchange you give me a cup and i amgorno- karabakh are taking place the west is violating the un charter of the united states their the allies rudely and openly interfered in the internal affairs of ukraine in the united states. repel the attack on yourself, cover your comrades and spread in the air everything that the enemy launches about the work of the crews of the tor anti-aircraft missile system in the special operation zone, pavel rybachenko's report , supplies were stopped.

b the pyramids of giza, or c, the louvre ? i think. louvre?f he's correct. he's right. it was, in fact, the great wall of china. god that's extraordinary, isn't it? >> quick tonight, i you >> quick tonight, i know you always so you know i'll always beat me, so you know i'll fight back, right? >> for playing at >> question for playing along at home diana's home as well. princess diana's sweater auction. this sweater sold at auction. this week, but how much did it sell for? closest answer wins first buzzer lizzie cundy 9020 thousand. >> 9000. sorry. nine £920,009 million. >> okay, go on. >> okay, go on. >> i just like pressing the buzzer. 400,000. 400,000. >> let's see what the answer is. lizzie is a fashion model . anna lizzie is a fashion model. anna sewell. no. $1.1 million. wow yeah, that's a lot of money. it's a lot of money. >> meuffels. sorry. >> meuffels. sorry. >> i thought we were talking in poundsin >> i thought we were talking in pounds in dollars. sorry but you still won. >> you still won. you still got the answer. >> it's actually

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