bhutan's effort to extract digital latitudes started in 2023. the country is now working with bitdir technologies, which is listed on the nasdaq stock exchange, to increase its mining capacity by 3 times, i.e. about 500 megawatts, by 2025. the authorities of bhutan have decided to get the electricity needed for extraction devices from hydropower sources provide bhutan produces cheap energy that can be very profitable if used for bitcoin mining, but the country's water resources are dry for 3 months of the year. an issue that has caused experts to warn about the environmental concerns of this action. on the other hand , due to extreme fluctuations. if the price of bitcoin does not rise significantly after the halving of the rewards, it may have a negative impact on bhutan's return on investment. saeed, the head of the sed and sima news agency. thank you for your companion, god bless you. in the name and memory of god, i greet you and have a good time your presence, dear viewers of the khabar network, currently , in parts of the northwest of our c

bhutan's effort to extract latitude. the bhutanese authorities have decided to supply the electricity needed for the extraction devices from hydropower sources. bhutan produces cheap energy from which to mine bitcoins. it can be used slowly, but the water resources of this country are dry for 3 months of the year. an issue that has caused experts to warn about the environmental concerns of this action. on the other hand , due to the extreme fluctuations in the price of cryptocurrencies, if the price of bitcoin does not increase significantly after the halving of the rewards, it may return. bhutan's capital has a negative impact. saeed. according to mr. nasserpour , last year, about 18 licenses were issued for the approval of new operating companies, of which 11 companies were established and 10 companies were able to obtain operating licenses based on the latest statistics of the organization. at the moment, brokerage companies have paid about 42 thousand billion tomans of credit to their customers and received nearly 47

this conference is the first step in a ten year process and the prime minister of bhutan described it than just endangered animals, that they represent the health of our forests and resilience of our entire ecosystem. the prime minister also said that, more importantly, tigers represent our collective well—being and that of our future. thank you for watching, do stay with us. hello. there is very little sign of the weather warming up much over the next few days. we will stick with this unusual chili feel for the time of year. there will be some sunshine and also showers, some of those will be wintry over the high ground in the north of the uk. we keep this cold air mass, that chile are being drawn down from the north, you can see the blue colours on the chart, that takes us through thursday and into friday. for the rest of today, still some showers around particularly affecting eastern areas where they will be a brisk breeze and it will feel particularly cold. the best of the sunshine further west, higher temperatures up to around 12 or 13 degrees. through this evening we will see are

to bhutan now, where the urgency of protecting tiger habitats has become a key aspect of political lifeations gathered leaders and conservation ngos to alert on the key role tigers and their habitat play of sustainable funding to carry out this task. and in its final statement, the signatories from ten tiger range countries pledged $1 billion commitment over 10 years to maintain the current global efforts in increasing the big cat's population, now finally recovering after years of decline. in fact, scientists realised in 2010 that in a century, the tiger population plummeted from around 100,000 to only 3,000. back then, asian countries decided to double the number of tigers in the wild by 2022. have a look at the situation as of lastjuly — with nepal, china, russia, bhutan and india all increasing their population, making the overall tiger population in the region at 5,574 individuals according to estimations from wwf. for more, i am joined by stuart chapman, chair of the tiger conservation coalition, who concluded the summit hours ago. thank you forjoining us today. a great achievemen

been harderfor china than it was during the trumpet illustration, when, although there was tireless bhutanport sector did very well in the four years of president trump. we will wait to see. good insight. thank you. airline regulators in the us have begun an investigation after an engine cowling on a boeing 737—800 fell off during take—off and struck a wing flap. the southwest airlines flight was forced to return to denver international airport, aborting its trip to houston. the aircraft had 135 passengers and six crew on board. no—one was injured. this latest incident comes as boeing grapples with the aftermath of another injanuary when a door panel blew out mid—air during an alaska airlines flight. our business correspondent theo leggett has been following the story. how significant is this latest incident? it looks dramatic on social media, we have seen those pictures of engine bodywork flying off an aircraft on take—off. but this is a very different incident to what we saw with the alaska airlines flight in january. that was a saw with the alaska airlines flight injanuary. that was a b

public opinion, american, european, canadian, australian, whatever, absolutely, is just an example of bhutan explodes just when it sees women and children being shot, and forces politicians to act, and if our army holds its ground and nobody lets go on, then the curiosity of public opinion decreases, politicians sigh freely and start discussions for six months, they could have been for six months precisely because nothing like this happened, imagine what could happen if you and i successfully counterattacked and were forced to shoot even in some of our former places, where our troops are located, but were pushed out, and there could be, we would turn with you from good guys, to bad guys, like israel, in fact the same thing that happened in israel, we in this topic talk, talked with britain, the british noticed immediately and due to the fact that, to be honest, they fought... all their lives around the world and accumulated a lot of history, this conversation was held, well, there is some kind of understanding, how to counteract such trends , i have the impression that the israelis were not

south asians in silicon valley, and features the stories of communities from afghanistan, bangladesh, bhutankistan and sri lanka. and for more, we're joined this afternoon live by monica roy, who is the curator of the new exhibit montreal. great to have you on. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. let's start with how this exhibit is going to help visitors understand how south asian communities have contributed their ideas and their talents to silicon valley. >> sure. so first of all, this exhibit focuses on four specific themes. and so it's like a snapshot of what the south asian cultures, you know, their lived experiences are in, in the bay area, largely speaking. so we are focusing on, the, the theme of food. so that's restaurants, grocery stores. and we know a lot of the south asian community members not only eat and entertain themselves at these spaces, but also work in these spaces. so that's one of the themes. one of the other themes is, the practice of religions. so there are at least five main religions that we are focusing on here, you know, hinduism, buddhism, jai

the ukrainian conductor who swings her bhutan like a sword and leads her orchestra like an army of peace but first, as india chooses its next leader, how long can the west turn a blind eye to his religious tensions for the greater geopolitical good that snakes to the world with my music. >> and now i want to focus on what's happening to our planet i'm going to visit coastal communities that have a new ally in the fight against climate change. this is blue car business, blue carbon just need to plant and we need to protect nature will do the rest. corbin plus cnn filled tomorrow at nine okay. everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition or strength and energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals nutrients for immune health and sure complete with 30 grams of protein or bad on. >> for you and you back experience. i mean, i trust them. & on my phone, they showed me subscriptions. i'm paying for even the ones i don't remember, then any i don't want experienced cancels on for me easy. >> seal. you can do it experienced.com slash safe. >> now, bring into savings this moving s

well, as an option, maybe some vietnam, nepal, bhutan, and matvey, pay attention to what i think is aoney to china, moreover, this very zoo that contains the panda must contain it according to all chinese rules, otherwise the panda comes back, the correct answer to our question is yes, the sixth question: is it true that the appendix is ​​part of the small intestine? time, nikita, what do you think, i think so, because i i remember literally this situation when i had a problem with my intestines and there was a suspicion that i had an apenix, well, more precisely, there was a penix there, there was something wrong with it for this, but what is something called, what? strictly associated with the appendix , appendicitis, appendicitis, but it was not appendicitis, that’s right, it was not appendicitis, it was just the intestine dilated a little, all because of this, well, everything is fine now, i hope the bench is healthy, the symptoms are similar to appendicitis, uh-huh, well, everything worked out, thank god, let's not talk about this anymore, the appendix is ​​part of the large inte

well, as an option, maybe some vietnam, nepal, bhutan, and matve, nikita, what do you think?lly in the summer, a situation when i had a problem with my intestines, and there was a suspicion that i had an apenix, well, more precisely an apenix, there was something about it, but what is it called? something that is usually associated with the appendix, appendicitis, appendicitis, but it was not appendicitis, that's right, it wasn't appendicitis, it was just the intestine dilated a little, because of this, well, everything is fine, now, hopefully, we will be healthy . according to symptoms it looks like an appendix, yeah, well, everything worked out , thank god, let's not talk about it anymore, the appendix is ​​part of the large intestine, the appendix is ​​a very important part of the human immune system, inflammation of the human appendix is ​​called appendicitis, what nikita and i talked about , the correct answer to our question is no, the seventh question: is it true that if the angle between a vector and the axis of a straight line, then... its projection onto this axis i

bhutan drawn, many them with zip ties on their belts they have circled this little park where the protesters are still chanting with about a dozen or so of them locked arms in the middle waiting to try and thwart this attempt to arrest and they've been told they were given ten minutes to get act more. >> they would be liable for criminal trespass. >> the police circling. as i say, it's unclear what they are trying to do at the moment if they're trying to find a way in they are massing at the sides of this park. alumni park, which is where commencement is supposed to be taking place. and just a couple of weeks here. but right now, it is a very, very different scene. >> the chanting is not stopping the drum beats are not stopping. >> more people are joining that little throng in the middle determined to resist this police effort the police are now. >> oh, i see. >> yeah. okay so the police are basically getting orders. they're lining up, ready to move in and it's unclear what the delay is right now. so it's just session. nick, if you can explain, we're seeing this sort of failing some police a

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