the flea market in ukraine's capital has a broad selection catarina finds all kinds of knick knacks as well as traditional crafts and some rather unusual things like a miniature of a ukrainian national dish taken as a key ring she gets by without an interpreter. socks they wouldn't be bad. haggling is part of the fun. man 200. handmade over the. $151.00 times. $150.00 stuck in the end catarina purchases the shoes for the equivalent of 5 euros then a bridal scarf draws her attention tradition says it strengthens the lifelong bond of matrimony. went on when the market is so lively it's got everything lots of people spend their saturdays or their whole weekends here to sue veneers aren't tailored for european tourists and people appreciate that. every trip is a unique experience for ca to be in a cup and wagner and the souvenirs she brings home tell the story. next a close up look at insects but in art now the amsterdam based artist cedric brings insights back to life through his imaginative fairy sculptures he makes new creatures out of colorful butterfly wings and shimmering beetle shel

man 200. 51. $115.00 step in the end catarina purchases the shoes for the equivalent of 5 euros then a bridal scarf draws her attention tradition says it's strengthened the lifelong bond of matrimony. friends on markets and when the market is so lively it's got everything that lots of people spend their saturdays or their whole weekends here the souvenirs aren't tailored for european tourists and people appreciate that. every trip is a unique experience for cut to mean a copenhagen and the souvenir she brings home tell the story. next a close up look at insects but in art now the amsterdam based artist cedric unlucky has brings insects back to life through his imaginative fairy sculptures he makes new creatures out of colorful butterfly wings and shimmering beetle shells even if you hate bugs there's no denying the incredible shapes and textures that he comes up with inspired by the insect world. for preachers that are to be from another. chanting some spooky. the artist cedric lucky has from amsterdam brings dead beetles and butterflies back to life as fairies to him insects are a v

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luminaire founded the city in 850 here and they got his name all this region in the state of santa catarina became a prime distin nation for german immigrants sideband there. and when. the 1st few months landed about 25 kilometers from the center of blooming now is below it to parma it still looks much the same as when the 1st colonists settled here. is this i believe it's a popular spot for outings and even has a trail that hikers can use to explore the whole area into. the fire every year will celebrate oct 5th with almost 600000 visitors it's the 2nd largest folk festival in brazil after the carnival in rio de janeiro is an area. that's 1st the festival grounds are made to resemble a german village it's opened year round we have restaurants traditional clothing shops souvenirs and they saw as a lot happening here it's. been a common interest any show up in traditional costumes it's a tradition for the bloomin hours and fun for the visitors also the signs people who show up in costume get in for free on session days. oh yes now i'll take my leave i have united come back sometime and visit

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catarina yuschenko is a former u.s. state department official and worked in the white house during the reagan administration the division was along geographic lines traditionally russian eastern ukraine voted for young age while western ukraine chose yuschenko by the announced result viktor yuschenko lost to victory on a covert each but thousands of people didn't agree with it and they came to the central square of kiev on the 22nd of november. the situation received wide news coverage the country's election commission ignored reports of fraud declaring kremlin back. the winner international politicians such as former general secretary of nato. became frequent guests in kiev initiating negotiations between parties in a faltering will only be able to be done if. the results of the negotiations however were often reached only on paper thus you shan't go never told the supporters to stop blocking government buildings in central kiev. therefore these nonviolent and very orange protests lasted for a month during which time t

but the biggest help was a condition of her parole doing an internship at libero a social worker catarina supervisor. was sent to us by her parole officer. she did her research allies ation program here with us she was obliged to. lay a plus up a class c. but after a few months she founded less of an obligation and more of a pleasure to come here. and she participated actively. that she thought it through that means that. there is a nationwide network of 1600 associations groups and schools together they fight against corruption in the mafia and for social justice. all across italy they conduct protests and hold summer camps and educational campaigns about the mafia and their crimes like they're doing here today. but if you don't want to incite far too much as telling local pathfinders about the assassinations of anti mafia judges giovanni falcone. and paolo borsellino in 1902. the 1st of the you know was visiting his mother at her home the mafia knew that he always visited her on the same day at the same time so they placed a bomb outside her house when he came home they blew him up. the

promises of what artificial intelligence could could create of could produce but we are not still yet catarina go on to en mass straight just to go back to that idea that caroline's innocent berlin was talking about if you have automated technology here i'm thinking about i have i have in my house automated an automated cleaner that comes out at 1 o'clock in the morning if i program that to clean the house as fast as possible it might smash the coffee table it doesn't know what it's done no harm done but if you have an automated drone aircraft dropping bombs the drone has anonymity and autonomy so the potential for catastrophe there is huge but the overarching principle of writing a program and instilling intelligence is much the same surely. yes i'm very happy that you're bringing up all of these examples because they're essential in understanding the differences between the harms that caroline was mentioning earlier the different harms that emerge out of different contexts so if you're speaking about consumer products so caroline was mentioning about facial recognition as maybe something tha

on tens of millions of people in china many are struggling with anxiety and fears for the future catarina you spoke with one person who one which went into lockdown more than a month ago. these days 100 and dean's life is simple he water the plants makes the bed and watches news about the virus outbreak which has turned his life upside down we spoke to him via video call from beijing. the virus spread so quickly i was so. i thought i could die if i was infected. it's a far cry from his life before the locked out running a popular noodle store where we filmed him working in 2016 today he's healthy but the mental strain of being forced to stay indoors when he's on him it's stressful imagine you won't be allowed to leave this room for more than 2 months and can only what we've been this apartment how would you feel it's very difficult. almost 80000 chinese have been infected by the virus but it's affected the mental health of millions of others says shanghai based psychologist bodhran who people are reacting here a lot of anxiety and lots of uncertainty so there is a fear well i contract tho

already tuesday that's what we have a me at now and then the rest of experts will also for last event catarina you report snow on the passengers and crew so stuck on board that cruise ship in the japanese port of yokohama. the owners of this luxury cruise ship describe it as a home away from home and for those aboard there's now no choice about 3700 people on the diamond princess are being quarantined for at least 2 weeks after japan's yokohama port that's after more than 60 tested positive for corona virus we are instructed to stay in our own cabin. you know that people from the insurer haven't been allowed there. they may have had a chance to interact although they've been instructed to stay a metre apart from each other so it's hard to read. the mood of the other passengers without a contact with them i see you know some people are very worried on the internet and social media. japan is already dealing with cases of the virus and has imposed new border controls to stop it spreading it turned away another cruise ship that had sailed from china. the world health organization says there's no n