and since 2022, our club has initiated an adriatic project. learn to remember the goal of the project is probably to uh get kids to do useful work on the internet. they study the history of burials. besides. we actively meet with our youth. children come up to us and begin to talk, and ask about your grandfathers. and how can we find them, and we, of course, we suggest tools to them. how can you pull the thread of time and learn about that distant, but still dear person, thanks to whom they received the peaceful sky above their heads today. i think that it is touching that these are not empty words , not empty lectures. and here everything goes through live work, through military archeology through excavations of not a single set that we bring here , this iron net, taken from the fund from somewhere in the store. it's all from the earth. we talk about it. february 11, 2022 we were invited to submit materials for the award with president of the republic of belarus for spiritual revival, we received this award, the joy and excitement that did no

albania, tucked on the adriatic coast, for decades has been in the shadow of more illustrious neighbours beginning to emerge as a destination in its own right. i led something of a pioneering tour there in 1989 to see england play a world cup qualifying match against albania. to find out how things are in 2023, i've called up francesca masotti of albaniainsider.com. when i first visited albania in the 1980s, i was struck by how friendly it is. is that still the case? in my opinion, it's the friendliest country i have ever been. if you need help, albanians are here to help you. if you need everything, they are very, very happy to help you. i also love lake 0hrid. lake 0hrid is one of the most spectacular places you will see — notjust in albania, but in the balkans. it is nestled between albania and north macedonia. it's an amazing place off the radar. you will not find crowds there, not even in summertime. i'm also interested in durres. the most interesting thing about durres is its archaeological history. durres is one of the oldest settlements along the adriatic coast, so you can visit

durres is one of the oldest settlements along the adriatic coast, so you can visit the amphitheatre ofa. 0n the subject of fresh travel experiences, we've had a question from a viewer, who asks very simply: the answer has to be a high—end safari lodge in kenya's masai mara, but you will be paying upwards of $1,000 per person per night. at the other end of the price spectrum, for the cost ofjust a few nights at such a safari lodge, you could get a couple of weeks on an overland truck going through botswana and namibia. that's all from brighton, but do get in touch with any travel questions you might have and i'll do my best to help you. till next time, i'll hand you back to eva. goodbye. thanks, simon. well, to finish this week, we're heading to australia, a place known for its culinary innovation where foodies claim that trends like smashed avocado and flat whites first started. but the latest food fad to come out of sydney might not be to everybody�*s taste. we sent jacqui wakefield to a place where service definitely doesn't come with a smile. in sydney, on a warm evening, the street

his father fish the adriatic before him, but to day. but his harvest clams bungalow. where and how much they can net changes every day lessee at a local but at eva mandel. michel in the evening. we get a message from the co operatives. you don't mind telling us what zone we can fish when we can set out. and when we have to return to laura, you'll and how much we can bring ashore it. the bees are the little thing. they glide for a half an hour through the silent lagoon. then suddenly the quiet ends. the clam fishers appeared from the fog like ghosts. $1500.00 men and women worked to go to lagoon. clown fishing is more like farming the sea, better than traditional fishing. a girdle fishers harvest, almost 14000 tons of mollusks. each year. up today, we can all harvest 30 kilos. they suck the mollusks out of the sand with a special device. the water is 6 degrees celsius, just right for winter. but in recent years, the temperature has stayed around 11 degrees celsius. climate change is also affecting the po, delta noise we did. yama come down mental lima. we observed the

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and in 2022, our club initiated the adriatic project.remember the goal of the project is probably to, uh, get kids to do useful work on the internet. they study the history of burials. in addition, we actively meet with our youth. children come up to us and begin to tell, and ask about your grandfathers. and how can you find them? of course, we suggest tools to them. how you can pull the thread of time and learn about that distant, but still dear person, thanks to whom they received peace today. i think that it is touching that these are not empty words, not empty lectures. and here everything goes through live work through military archeology through the excavation of not one of the set that we bring here, this iron no, taken from the fund from somewhere in the store. this is all from the earth, in fact, it has its own history, and we are talking about it. february 11, 2022 we were invited to submit materials for the award from the president of the republic belarus for the spiritual revival, we received this award, the joy is the excite

bondarchuk's tselingrad is close to the fortress of the dnieper line. 2022, our club initiated an adriaticach the goal of the project, probably, is to involve children in useful work in the internet. they study the history of burials; children come up to us and begin to talk about their grandfathers tools. how can you pull it out? and learn about that distant, but still dear person thanks to whom they received today. i think that it is touching that these are not empty words, not empty lectures. and here everything goes through live work, through military archeology, through excavations , not a single rocket that we bring here, this iron one, taken from the fund from somewhere that was stored. it's all from the earth. every item in fact, it has its own history, and we are talking about it. 2022 we were offered to submit materials for the award of the president of the republic of belarus for spiritual revival , the joy, the excitement that did not go unnoticed that the guys worked conscientiously for so many years. well, of course, it gives a second wind. for 28 years of work, together with

just across the adriatic sea from italy lies the former kingdom of someone who didn't wait to be foundren't born, but made — self—made. depending on who you ask, zog was a godlike figure or a devil. a saviour or a tyrant. he was prime minister, then president, then in 1928 he crowned himself europe's first and only muslim king. but he didn't have a drop of royal blood. tirana was zog's capital city, but not for long. from 1946 to 1991, albania was communist. this was stalin boulevard — a place for parades for the people's republic of albania. and now it's king zog i boulevard, which i think counts as a return to prominence for a monarch who was deposed by mussolini in 1939. was zog good or bad? did he like zog or not? yes, he liked zog. communist leader hoxha is not a popularfigure. zog's grandson, leka anwar zog reza baudouin msiziwe zogu, hopes to win more hearts. he lives in central tirana, just behind a retail development. i can't quite believe i'm about to meet the grandson of king zog. crown prince leka hopes that one day albania's monarchy might return, and knows someone with th

i am thinking about creating a partnership bloc of countries from the baltic to the black and adriaticsult, this idea is pushed through and this is how the so-called three seas initiative is born, uniting 12 european states, including latvia lithuania estonia countries regularly hold summits under the patronage of the united states, how does duda go to kiev, where he promises ukraine all kinds of support in the fight against russia in advance, having received from her recognition of the rights of polish citizens to the territory of ukraine almost on a par with ukrainian ones, which is , if not actually a patron, everything from poland otherwise speaking, centuries-old dreams of the greatness of warsaw in action. that's just imperial ambitions. these throughout history have been negligible. without the cover of the owner, in the role of which both the vatican and hitler acted, and now now the us so historians are confident in a big once again. crash awaits. illusions, the polish card immediately. dropped by the west, when russia goes to assure overseas roman kudrin alexei simonov a deta

his father fish the adriatic before him, but to day, but his harvest clams bungalow where and how much they can that changes every day. placido ativa, mandel, michel in the evening. we get a message from the co operatives. you don't mind telling us what zone we can fish when we can set out the need. and when we have to return to lot audio and how much we can bring ashore fees or that little thing, but they glide for a half an hour through the silent lagoon. then suddenly the quiet ends. the clam fishers appeared from the fog like ghosts. $1500.00 men and women worked to go to lagoon. clown fishing is more like farming the sea better than traditional fishing . the girdle fishers harvest almost $14000.00 tons of mollusks each year. luck today we can all harvest 30 kilos. they suck the mollusks out of the sand with a special device. the water is 6 degrees celsius just right for winter. but in recent years, the temperature has stayed around 11 degrees celsius. climate change is also affecting the po, delta noise we fidelmo coming. tonight we observed the effects of climate change here when

he's replacing djukanovic — the man who dominated the tiny adriatic country's politics for more thanesident of montenegro theoretically does not have that many powers, it suppose to be a ceremonial role, but that never stopped djukanovic from dominating the political scene of montenegro from 1991, really until last month �*s presidential election, when his opponent won a large majority in the last round. so it is a sea change and we will see further chain probably with parliamentary elections next month. so, tell us more about what impact this new president could have. weill. this new president could have. well, for starters. — this new president could have. well, for starters. he _ this new president could have. well, for starters, he is _ this new president could have. well, for starters, he is very _ this new president could have. well, for starters, he is very young. - this new president could have. -ii for starters, he is very young. he is 36 years old and he is the deputy to leader of a party called europe now. it does what it says on the packet, they are saying they want to pr

he's replacing milo djukanovic, the man who dominated politics in the tiny adriatic country for more how significant a result is this for the country?— how significant a result is this for the country? it is absolutely huge because if you — the country? it is absolutely huge because if you think _ the country? it is absolutely huge because if you think about - the country? it is absolutely huge because if you think about it, - the country? it is absolutely huge i because if you think about it, going back to 1991, in the former yugoslavia, the only thing you could count on was that milo djukabovic was in charge in montenegro and this is going through the break—up of yugoslavia, the different wars that we had in the 1990s, the various different formulation is that you had with serbia and montenegro and finally montenegrin independence. milo djukabovic was in charge throughout all of that and his party also dominated in the parliament as well. and now for him to be dethroned byjakov well. and now for him to be dethroned by jakov milatovic, well. and now for him to be dethroned byjakov m

he's replacing milo djukanovic — the man who dominated the tiny adriatic country's politics for moreour balkans correspondent, guy de launey. this is a big change for the country, isn't it? this is a big change for the count , isn't it? ~ , , country, isn't it? absolutely huge chance country, isn't it? absolutely huge change because _ country, isn't it? absolutely huge change because there _ country, isn't it? absolutely huge change because there is - country, isn't it? absolutely huge change because there is one - country, isn't it? absolutely huge| change because there is one thing that you could count on in this region, the former yugoslavia, over the past 30 years, no matter where countries were breaking up, changing names, warring with each other, you could count on milo djukabovic being in charge in montenegro and that was until a few minutes ago really. he has now been replaced as president by jakov milatovic and that really does bring down the curtain on one of the longest rains in politics in any european country, going back to 1991. milo djukabovic is out and jakov milatovi

he's replacing meelo djukanovic — the man who dominated the tiny adriatic country's politics for morea little shorty on what all of this will mean for montenegro. now, to northern ireland, where counting continues after thursday's local council elections. over half of the seats have already been filled, with sinn fein making strong gains. if its momentum is maintained, the party will replace the democratic unionists as the largest force in local government. that would be a first for an irish nationalist party. live now to our northern ireland correspondent, clodagh rice. welcome to you, good to sue you. tell us more about these results and what they will mean for northern ireland. it what they will mean for northern ireland. , ._ ., what they will mean for northern ireland. , ., ., ireland. it is day two of counting in the local— ireland. it is day two of counting in the local council— ireland. it is day two of counting in the local council elections. . ireland. it is day two of counting | in the local council elections. we are at belfast city hall, the largest of the 11 councils. and

well, such a beautiful adriatic pathetic, who will argue with her, but the meaning of the phrase was such that i thought a lot about him to myself as a competitor, i realized that the place of a russian writer in russia is mine? there is nowhere to work. and where would you like to work, comrade bulgakov but at the moscow art theater, but they don’t take me there. and you call there again, comrade. bulgakov bulgakov the next day the moscow art theater calls you and they tell him, where do you go there? come soon there is an agreement passport data snils tin everything means we sign and draw up so since 1930. and mikhail bulgakov, who had previously been such a freelance freelance artist , speaks modern language. he becomes an employee of this state corporation, which was called the moscow art theater, and his life is very, but bulgakov continues to change dramatically, and plays and and in particular, he writes, uh, a play about pushkin, an absolutely wonderful play called the last days. then he writes a completely wonderful play, which everyone, of course, knows, it is called ivan v

i got by more than 5 billion euros, mobile locks allow you to isolate the laguna from the adriatic seae tide exceeds normal levels and reaches a height of 3 m. well, beautiful. and here forever this venice is flooded. you don't flood it. well, in general, it's cloudy. eh, history. well, this is history. eh, but when i said venice didn’t flood, i wanted to add it to the fitnitsa again , didn’t flood it. you know, on channel one we would have such styles, hurray venice was flooded with such vindictive little people. it's a very beautiful city - it's an amazing city. e, me seems like everyone needs to visit, especially when you are in love you need to go to venice but first you need to go somewhere else, when you are in love in your own country you need to eat. quite right, if you love, uh, and know your own, then you can visit other places with a pure heart, uh. moreover, when you love your own, you love yourself, you love others. here is a deep thought. i am now going through a philosophical chickpea, we invite you to watch the next issue of the globes of belarus, he will tell about the

establish a connection with a military unit, they went, if we are talking about a war under the adriatice is developing for their future in the future , the same agrarian, so that they went to the economy. yes, you see, i went to agricultural class. well, then you understand, well, you don’t have the right to drop off to choose your own items to register. i can give an example of any practice, from the fifth grade, the gymnasium, the physical and mathematical class in the tenth grade, the child decides to become a doctor , now he is studying in the first year of the budget. and here are the teachers who are retrained or trained and improve their qualifications. yes, ah, you already, no matter how you put these new methods to the left. and how do they feel about it in general? well, because you know, we have we also have an education. there are no years there, probably 15. every 2-3 years, at least some kind of innovation comes in with us. this is how teachers generally relate to this, well , initially there was a very broad discussion, because when our state was set the task of seeing ev

sacrifices, most likely, these are the remains of the khvar culture that developed on the coast of the adriaticfive-meter depth. it was possible thanks to pictures from space, but asphalt is possible. it will soon become as durable, at least russian scientists have been striving for this for a decade of science and technology. they are testing a new material based on plastic waste. mineral fillers like crushed stone and bitumen , as a binder, are the traditional recipe for asphalt. however, in this laboratory of the perm polytechnic university , another ingredient was added to it, with its help, you can extend the life of russian roads. and also solve environmental problems speeches cut into small fragments of plastic bags, usually after use, these are sent to a landfill. he knows the fragile. uh, fragile structure, but polyethylene. it allows you to significantly modify it. thus, our bitumen will no longer be fragile, but more plastic and the road will work more holistically in these samples. only 5% of the traditional binder has been replaced with plastic, but the material has become much str

russia, and belarus on tuesday. meantime, a storm system through this central mediterranean, the adriatic sea is just chucking rain around all sides here on tuesday in this is creeping closer to western turkey and the days to come. but for now, this disturbance in the northeast black seacoast, just darting us with some showers there, off to africa, we go. high temperature is through mauritania in senegal. so new ox shut, 40 degrees on the nose, big down, poor sir the own liberia, beneath, toko gonna and that southeast corner of nigeria. meantime, for southern africa, a fairly quiet but a few showers popping up in how same province in south africa, including for its capital johannesburg with a high of 24 degrees c soon take care. ah, al jazeera since the stage $311.00. here i have been deployed with just one and global experts in discussing idea of a democracy. it was bomb to explore and abundance of world class programming. with impacts designed to motivate and inspire. now to sierra they share a board and all river, but a student is enrolled in a bloody wall. if yoke is concerned about t

so we pick up the story there, got this storm system spinning around this central med, the adriatic sea, so it's chuck and brain around all sides here. that is moving closer to the western side of turkey. so we'll see increasing cloud cover in places like on talia. for example, today on tuesday, back to africa, we go, our usual pulses of rain across west africa to the south. we go right now, few showers around ca sooner. tell province in south africa and same goes for how tang and it's capital johannesburg with the high of 25 degrees on tuesday. that's it. bye for now. ah! in 2018. a journalist fled 40 days of civic action against the armenian government . i'm president sock his yarns, grip on power. i'm going to labor to swear and drop him entry follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime. and it's astonishing outcome a democratic love of revolution. i am not alone on mias velvet revolution on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks the fight. think, i think just been confined to the cathy on all sides, claim control of major facilities. but so far it's been asked

how much does it usually fall for the whole year emilia romagna on the adriatic coast the first weekn was severe bad weather, the consequences of which were devastating italian minister of civil protection inspect the damage from the air 24 municipalities flooded. unfortunately, all the rivers of the emilia romagna region. came off the coast. what caused the flood. boats get to those who need help, helicopters are also involved, some people climb on the roof. severe weather disaster has swept the north of the country at the moment, nine deaths are reported many 50,000 people are reported missing, many others have been evacuated without electricity images that come to us from the regions, especially from the region of emilia novel, really frightening you see how the rescuers pull people out of the most terrible situations of the fate of some people, which are reported in news and newspapers tragic, especially sad fate of one couple's husband died in the apartment. zhe's wife suffered for a long time, her body was found 20 km from their apartment, the stream carried her so far. a few m

this is trieste on the adriatic sea, stretching across the entire continent for an iron curtain descendedstates. whose history spanning many many centuries ended up on the other side of the curtain, churchill's fulltone speech once again inspired goering and his counterfeiters, the moment that happened and that stirred up hope only among nazi criminals. this is churchill's fulltone speech, which is considered the beginning of the cold war. i would like to remind. uh, an important fact, which is also connected again with england and personally with citizen churchill. this is what is in june july 1945 was planned. er, at the very least, the possibility of carrying out an operation unimaginable by qin was supposed to be er, an absolutely monstrous plan. ah. the beginning of the war against the soviet union was such a monstrous plan, and to stab the back of your ally, who had just been with you, but pulled the world out of this war and, in general, inflicted. eh, crushing, the most. the main defeat of the fascist kerambi, from which mistakes in germany are unlikely, at least the robot the way