jeffrey: his museum has agreed to return all of its benin bronzes.arios, he thinks, can be a win-win. >> when we talk about repatriation, it can be a kind of all or nothing. in an ideal situation, we would be able to keep some of the materials and the ability to have a training program or archaeological fieldwork in nigeria, to have an exchange of personnel and ideas with our counterparts in nigeria. this is exciting and really enhances the portfolio of projects that are research museum engages in. jeffrey: but it's complicated. bronzes are a clear-cut case of looting. >> restitution can become whitewashing the issue if we forget that these objects came with people, that the enslavement of africans, the enslavement of africa and the colonization in africa are part and parcel of what we're looking at when we see these objects. so you can't just sever that relationship, jeffrey send them back, then : forget about it, that would be bad? >> that would be bad. it is bad where people are doing it, because they're not creating a conversation. it's too late

the wife of israeli prime minister benin benin netanyahu turned out to be a very unpleasant situationnt to a hairdresser in tel aviv, just at the moment when thousands of anti-government protests were going on in the city, someone found out after that the salon was gobbled up by a crowd for almost 4 hours to help and eventually a few arrived police cars also mounted police. as a result, the law enforcement officers brought her home, already posted a photo of his wife, said that everything was fine with her return, but at the same time demanded from the israeli opposition that they stop the anarchy on the street. electricity supply in the provinces of argentina has been restored, the local media reported , i recall earlier that at least 20 million people in the country were left without electricity. study in the north of the country. and now about sports the first team of st. petersburg won the women's ski relay race at the all-russian champion heights competitions, which take place in the center of skiing . the robin was watched by our correspondent stas among the kults. he is now on

bronzes should be returned to benin or nigeria , wherever to benin or nigeria, wherever that is.at they're complaining about is that a discussion, whether it's okay to use the term mummy to describe an embalmed corpse? it's not because it says no. a gender neutral term. i mean shouldn't you shouldn't museums be this should be neutral. museums shouldn't have politicised view on on the history the present but that's what that what saying here what i'm saying is it's impos civil for any institution be neutral . for any institution be neutral. it just is impossible. you either you revere the history that's not neutral. if you blame blame your history, that's not. but you can certainly harder. we know the moment at kew gardens is a wonderful it's wonderful place with so many , so many place with so many, so many plants that have been brought to the uk. but they see that some are racist or have racist , the uk. but they see that some are racist or have racist, and the other places of medical exhibits they describe as sexist. i mean , putting these sexist. i mean, putting these modern v

bronzes should be returned to benin or nigeria , wherever to benin or nigeria, wherever that is.hey're complaining about is that a discussion, whether it's okay to use the term mummy to describe an embalmed corpse? it's not because it says no. a gender neutral term. i mean shouldn't you shouldn't museums be this should be neutral. museums shouldn't have politicised view on on the history the present but that's what that what saying here what i'm saying is it's impos civil for any institution be neutral . for any institution be neutral. it just is impossible. you either you revere the history that's not neutral. if you blame blame your history, that's not. but you can certainly harder. we know the moment at kew gardens is a wonderful it's wonderful place with so many , so many place with so many, so many plants that have been brought to the uk. but they see that some are racist or have racist , the uk. but they see that some are racist or have racist, and the other places of medical exhibits they describe as sexist. i mean , putting these sexist. i mean, putting these modern value

now imagine in the amazon you have up to 400 benin trees. so you have 400000000000 gisors producing a flow of vapor that is larger than amazon river. we've known for years that trees sweat, but the sheer quantities of water that evaporate in the process is relatively recent discovery. antonio nobody's calculations show that the amazon rain forest pumps around 20000000000 tons of water a day into the atmosphere. compared to the 17000000000 tons that the amazon river, the largest on the continent, releases into the atlantic in the scene 24 hours. this immense transpiration is made possible by the structure of the trees. well, as well, for the reason why the forest transpires so much water is because it's a 3 dimensional structure to, sorry, q one tree occupies one square meter of ground at the base of its trunk showing. but if you add together the sum of all the leaves on the upper part of the tree high, it's more than a 150 square meters. it's in great summer and don't with the comp i compare the evaporation from this 3 dimensional structure

. >> georgiana is from benin. the nigeria and london. but beyond all else, she is marseille is.uld've when we think are truly amazing and delicious. >> [indiscernible] i should to cook with butter and cream and whatever and today ÃÃi cannot imagine my cuisine without oil and vegetables. without seafood and spices. and underneath your gonna put sort of the tartar. >> it's a video. other than putting in a true peace. >> if you want, you can include and [indiscernible] [laughter] >> i'm going to do it. i sent you the picture. >> sure. >> seriously. i'm going to do. >> cool. >> and my single favorite marseille classic is [indiscernible] a dish which encapsulates everything that i love and believe event about food. first let her on the sheets foot is burned off. the beef is then tenderized and cut into pieces. sheep stripe is clean and cut into squares. each piece is stuffed with onions, parsley garlic and salted pork. before being rolled and wrapped into small pouches. these are student for several hours and white wine, tomatoes, bacon, onion, and carrots along with sheep's foot. >>

and life expectancy in benin is 62 and barbados is 79. so, yes, slavery was abhorrent.at 21st century descendants today who been living dramatically worst lives ? get a grip. okay what lives? get a grip. okay what about the old barbary slaves as well ? if we're about the old barbary slaves as well? if we're doing the reparations thing, they maybe they could go the other way . they could go the other way. yeah, absolutely what about the barbary slaves were over million white people were brought into slavery in the barbary slave trade. and also, what the demands made for africans pay reparations. why isn't mr. actually asking for nigeria or benin to pay reparations to people in the caribbean? because course the white slavers had their ships moored off the coast and they didn't venture ensure they purchased slaves ever been captured by other africans and there were more held in bondage and in slavery in africa and wherever transported across the ocean . and actually, the slave ocean. and actually, the slave trade continued far longer. the islamic slave trade of african sla

africans from just about every nation i mean ghana, benin like you just can't even everywhere. they're coming in cameroon, congo, somalia, morocco, mauritania, you name it. they're coming through and, you know, i've met liberian boys and sierra leoneans and there have been just atrocious wars there with, you know, terror, all the worst kinds of human rights violations that you can imagine right out of a horror flick who are crossing our border. and we don't know who whether they were victims or the perpetrators. they're tossing their ids. i found them. you can find their passports. that means that we probably in the coming years will find that we are giving sanctuary to warlords and people, that that committed terrible crimes against humanity. all of these things, terrorism, espionage, a lots of chinese crossing through the border, people from iran, people who are from nations that are adversarial to us that would love to plant some some good old fashioned spies and in the united states. and we would never know it. tell me about the got away is those people who run they're evad

today , the president of benin simply draws. but he said that if chvakova yes offers us normal options to guarantee our security, we will agree, we will attract them, and why not, and the french have nothing to object to, because someone who depends on them, let’s say in europe wants to join the european union you can twist the arms of an african inconveniently, because colonialism complexes, because you will be accused of being big brothers and teach them how to live inconveniently, therefore macron and in general, and western europe in a very uncomfortable relationship situations. i'm in the words of trump, i'm explaining how you said that spring has come. there, of course, well done. and he is a bright leader. a bright opponent is definitely biden's only one. i remember that he promised to drain the washington swamp but failed. and now he wants to explode. he said that either i or not, he calls for war. just against that deep tolstoy deepest state, which is the source of corruption and everything else, and a few words about u