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* , ., ., of the globe. disappearance of image 370 i of the globe. and there is more on. the disappearance of image 370 in a decade on, we have a special programme on bbc iplayer. i was back after a short break. do you stay with us. hello there, good afternoon. today looking very similar to how it was yesterday, still of cloud around for places but brighter now with some sunshine across the south of england, east anglia in particular, lots of blue skies here in norwich. and more sunny spells for western wales and northwest scotland, where it�*s set to continue through the rest of the day. but a brisk and chilly easterly wind blowing for most of us and it will stay dry. low pressure along the south with milder air. chilly air across much of the uk and high pressure towards the north and the east. drawing in this wind still from the north sea. quite cloudy with spots of drizzle for areas of northeastern england and eastern scotland but the cloud breaking up a little and still in exposure to that brisk, easterl

based on the results of the final races, the owners of small crystal globes in the pursuit standingse determined. there were no surprises for the women; natalya shevchenko won the final start of the season. at the end of the season, she has not only a small globe in the sprint and cross-country competitions, but also the main prize for the winner russian cup. but for the men , a sensation broke out: the main contenders for the small globe , eduart latypov and alexander loginov, failed the race. thanks to perfect shooting, evgeniy sidorov won the game. as a result, he also won the small crystal globe of pasyutov, and latybov became the winner of the russian cup. the next start is for the russians. gerlanists will have the russian championship, which will be held in tyumen from march 23 to 31. this is painful sports news. ilya, thank you, we continue. at kostromskaya gress they completed the modernization of the fourth power unit to replace the equipment , the entire multi-ton structure had to be dismantled. they worked on laying cables, corpses, and welding new units for a whole year,

on this stage, please look at this statue, tell me what you see, the world in your hands, yes, the globewhole world in your hand. and he also has a wound on his chest, in spanish, it’s a zhava, a zhava, and the wound looks like a zhava, and a toad, you know, we have an expression: a toad strangles, here it is with its paws strangles a man, holds him by the throat, the man has a globe in his hand. a toad is strangling - this means when a very bad feeling is born inside us, envy, i believe that every person... scares each other, so i invite you to lie down on this bed and look at everything in detail. sergei liked to repeat, beauty is in the details, here, louis, oops, but how he came up with this room for friends, it’s strange, it’s impossible to sleep here, give me your hand, please, no, i’m definitely not here... sergei left this on purpose, look, here in every room there is a painting on the ceiling, here we see the elements and the five elements: earth, water, fire, air. and what is the fifth element? which one is this? and this is the place where the gods live. well, taimari, it seem

on this stage , please look at this statue , tell me what you see, the world in his hands, yes, the globe, the whole world in his hand, and also sitting on his chest, a wound in spanish, here is a toad . a toad is strangling, here it is strangling a person with its paws, holding him by the throat, the person has a globe in his hand, the toad is strangling - this means when a very bad feeling is born inside us, envy, i believe that every person is an artist in his life, you need to draw simply, but... look at everything in detail sergei liked to repeat beauty is in the details here , oh, how did he come up with this room for friends , it’s strange, it’s impossible to sleep here, give me your hand, please, no, i definitely won’t sleep here, i hope in the main house of the estate the bedroom is not so scary. yes, we are in a house that was built before the war, that is , it was built maybe 80-90 years ago, that is, in fact, it was an old house, but today we don’t feel it, but you see, that the house has now been turned into an art object, there is a dressing room for actors, for singers who

i believe _ globe. i really do believe that. i believe the - globe. i really do believej that. i believe the british empire explained so much about people's daily lives around the world, tea drinking in india and britain, patterns of tax avoidance, even the bbc world service used to be known as the bbc empire service. explain so much about our daily news. there is a border dispute in guyana that goes back to empire, israel—palestine that has its roots in empire but also there is a gap between the way in which britain sees itself in the world sees britain through the prism of its history and i think we need to remember what we did before we go around pontificating on things like democracy and environment and human rights and we need to remember our distinct records on those things during the age of empire. things during the age of emire. ,, things during the age of emire. ~' empire. do you think your perspective _ empire. do you think your perspective is _ empire. do you think your perspective is driven - empire. do you think your perspective is driven in i empire. do you think

from the talmud world has driven jews around the globe to do what is right." we love israel in our bon.what y generation within living memory of the holocaust is impossible to measure. the flowering of the jewish people in the desert from the ashes of the holocaust and the fulfillment of the dream of a jewish hel years of praying and waiting represents one of the most heartfelt causes of my life . unlike some younger americans, i remember how hard it was to achieve that dream. remeer cluhi ear in james madison has goal in 1967 during the six day war, wondering if sea. if the events of the last few months have made anything clear, it is that israel is surrounded byious enemies and there are many people around the world who excuse and even support their aims to expel and kill jews living in their hard-won land of refuge. i will never underestimate the its existence nor will i everd underestimate the oppression that the jewish people have endured for millennia. it is precisely out of this long-standing connection to and concern for the state of israel and its peo

meanwhile, people in different countries across the globe continue to voice solidarity with palestinians in gaza. in the netherlands capital. of pro-palestine demonstrators gathered outside the national holocaust museum for the second time since last week. the demonstration came as delegation from the israeli regime was visiting the national holocaust museum. protests has held pictures of the children killed in israeli bombings on gaza. they called for immediate in to the ongoing general a war in the besieg strip. in another european capital, london, people displayed their support for palestinians during the rally against racism. they called for an end to the israeli occupation of palestine. also, in italy, hundreds of protesters gathered in milan in support of the palestinians. demonstrators held signs reading stop the genocide in gaza and stop arming israel. the german city of berlin was also the scene of a massive rally. we are here to the ministrate uh for palestine and i think it's not only about palestine here, it's also about showing our anger towards uh the german media and the g

research team is convinced that algy can help solve some of humanities. greatest problems around the globe. biologists are hunting for micro organisms with extraordinary abilities, like limes to creating energy, which might one day generate climate neutral cement. within the very 5 percent of globe black as far as c o 2 come some construction to the concrete production. yes . now here's a possible concrete substitute that's the.

place in all across the entire globe.uncil we are very excited to have all of you for this gathering and welcome. [applause] moving right along it is my pleasure for the keynote speaker. his assistant and pacific affairs. the bin in september of 2021 per he is a career member of the foreign service class rank of a minister. served as senior director of national security council 2017. he served asnd deputy and beijig were we met many years ago. he served at multiple overseas posts as i said in beijing, tokyo he speaks chinese and japanese and holds a degree from the university. a masters degree that's what he has thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> good morning everyone. >> thank you for the kind introduction. thank you to the atlantic council and the university of notre dame opportunity to get out of my office it's always a pleasure toe all. the assistant secretary of state for east asian pacific affairs the honor of a lifetime to have this job. speak and give my focs on the region i do not often have the o

have been lifted out of poverty in places like china, india and just about every other corner of the globe. and technological advances have transformed almost every aspect of our daily lives. when i started here in the senate, a blackberry was a fruit and tweeting was something only birds did. no more. none of these extraordinary developments happened by accident. in fact, to a significant degree, i would say they were made possible by the principled leadership of the united states, by the global economy and international system that america created with our diplomacy and protected with our military, and by the unique culture of freedom, innovation and entrepreneurship that flourishes in our country and that remains the model and inspiration for the rest of the modernizing world. we have every reason to be proud of the progress of humanity that has happened on america's watch. and here at home to be grateful for the countless ways in which our own country has been benefited in the process. we live in a world whose shape and trajectory the united states more than any other nation is respons

after the tale button regained, control happiness, inequality across the globe has increased by moving 20 percent over the past 12 years, but goodwill remains universe. so the she couldn't get the report found that in a post cause it will act of kindness on the rise across the generations. keep giving us all something to smile about. and with that, here's a reminder of our top story. this, our israel has prevented from the plaza reading a the head of the you and tell us the new release agency from entering garza. this comes after the un publish the report warning of an even at sam and in the territory congress. leisure reading told man they will end it. they're coming up next to adult film follows the homecoming of a shelf. assuming these women entered 2 daughters after escaping from the countries of the civil war and with an executive state. you want me to pull in what it's in just a 100 days my power is going to be a bunch of my family. what killed, how was this age? and i'm on a journey to find out about the result of 19 are to put you on the site, but they speak to the city. rhonda

the navy says that the mission of group 86 in orbiting the globe is an assessment for iran's permanent presence in the atlantic and pacific oceans, which is done to ensure the security of iran's global trade. about 90% of iran's trade is through open waters goes on. recently, the command of the naval forces of the army in the pacific ocean has also been formed. now this new group returns to its origin 9 months ago. this moment is the end of a dervish operation. father radin is waiting for this end. all families welcome their 351 sailors. great it was our duty that we did. god willing, these honors will be repeated . radin's father says that the success of the iranians' circumnavigation mission is owed to his family and all the families of the 86th fleet. khorramabad combined cycle steam unit with a capacity of 500 megawatts was opened. the head of mustafafan foundation said with effort internal specialists of thermal power plant units. abad was opened 3 years ago on this day and today we are witnessing the opening of the steam unit of this power plant. the development of khorramabad po

this, when it comes to the war in ukraine, the live 24 hours a day, bringing the news from across the globe. this is also the international. it's a pleasure to have you company this our what we're going to start with russia's top typical instead of a lot broke, who says the un security council is to stacked in favor of western powers as the most spiritual form to adequately represent the global majority. he made those comments of the meeting and most go with his nigerian cancer pots we, which of the we confirmed our focus on promoting the formation of a more equitable poly centric world order. this is an objective trend, the reflects the steady, sustainable increase in the economic, financial and political weight of the global south and global east. on the world stage. this trend corresponds to the high principles of the un charter, which require international relations to be built on the basis of the software in the quality of states. russia reaffirmed his commitment to fully reflect on the interest of developing countries, including african ones and reforms of the united nations security

back to world happiness report looks at last satisfaction in 143 countries and territories across the globe. and you see these being a significant slides down the rankings for germany and the new with mainly due to the gloomy outlook for young people. oh, this you're looking for a good cheer. you'll likely find it here in finland. the world's happiest nation for the 7th year running you'd be forgiven for thinking there must be something in the water. but researches put it down to fins own life satisfaction as well as social support health, freedom, generosity, and g d. p. wells does matter, but especially also how wealth is distributed. so in finland, denmark and the other is kind of even countries, you'll find that wealth is way more easily distributed. some more people benefit from the welfare spring generated in these countries. and then also each one. suppose a well for state that provides psychological stability, finland's nordic neighbors, dean, mac, sweden, and iceland. also ranked in the top for the wealth is one thing, but then there's also a healthy life expectancy, which is also

after the tale button regained, control happiness, inequality across the globe has increased by moving 20 percent over the past 12 years, but goodwill remains universe. so the shipping, if you have the report, found that in a post cause it will acts of kindness on the rise across the generations. keep giving us. oh, something to smile about judith among those off is in the studio with me now. she is germany's 1st professor for positive psychology. she teaches at the german university for health and support here in berlin. welcome, professor. i have a 1000000 questions for you, including what the study of positive psychology is, but we have limited time. so let's get straight to the issue. the 4 happy as countries in the world of all northern countries. i'm sure you've noticed finland, denmark, iceland, sweden. what are they doing better than the rest of us? basically they all range very high on the key indicators of a good life and society say they are richer than many other countries in the world . and they have this even distribution. but they also have very close social networks and

the fall was shortages are of course i'll globally problem or 775000000 people across the globe live without electricity and many of them are also one livable to increasing heat waves and course them and then you, oh that started and india is now training is water women in over a 100 countries and teaching them how to harness follow from the sun. we met a group of women who are flipping the switch and watch them off. the stony account begins day by tying so traditional headdress before she goes off to cause to assemble electronic circuits. when she arrived at this building academy, she couldn't use a screwdriver. no, she can sold a diet. like most women in rural, guatemala, she never got to attend school. she's thrilled why, what she's learned here. sure. will it come with my eager to learn everything they're willing to teach me here is to do, i think is my eyesight wasn't good, but they provided me with glasses, which will be a great help. is that in terms of nice them boys, i never had the opportunity to go to school before, but that never studied that. but now i'm finally learning

so we definitely applaud all the initially, instead of being taken by many countries around the globe. but the reality is that today the situation is not safe. as we also see from the almost daily effects that are still taking place. would you venture a guess as to when it could actually approve when you might be able to actually sell that route again? very difficult to judge. i think the opinion of them that so very wildly we today count with a, you know, we think that in a couple months a situation might come down. but i know that there will also people out there that believe that it can last until the end of the year, or maybe even longer. i don't wanna touch on your annual report right now. if, if i've read this right, despite moving almost the same amount of container units in 2023 as the previous year, you made half the revenue. this is your liner segment. and this was still a very good year and help us understand what change between 2022, and 23. i mean, in essence we came out of cobit during co with there was enormous congestion in the search. the available capacity to move th

will cain is live at globe life field.gers face the cubs tonight. he joins us now along with texas rangers baseball club vp rob that the wick. before you get to him, will, i just want to wish you a happy birthday. >> will: thank you rachel i didn't know you knew. what better way to celebrate a birthday to celebrate a championship one of my favorite teams. one i felt like i earned. i spent a life type cheering for ups and downs i we finally got a world series. he is the development for texas rangers. i know this is a job but i know usc here a while as web, rob. we feel like we have earned. this this has been a long time coming in texas. >> a long time coming as eric said after the last out this is not a dream. tonight, we get to celebrate the relates of being the defending world series champions by clinching arizona last year our fans didn't really have a chance to be part of that moment when the commissioner handed the trophy over to mr. davis. so be tonight we will bring that drove out on the field. we will deron a banner

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and so it was, it, it was, it actually was you on the golden globe for drama. and so it was a very surprising. so let me start the part here. if i last one was a surprise was that domini you taught was now to was more does over i don't think it was like more deserved for say, i think people started really gladstone was going away because she had one of the most of the most of the awards for that category and the awards season. but you know, like i said, m a stone was able to weigh the piece as a drama. she, when the comedy where is the golden globes and she also won the baptist. so they responded that she could possibly ink out a window of the academy awards and she did. now you're said that a lot of these rooms were expected. there was a movie that was not expected to have winds and already had nomination, smelt some talking. of course about bobby and as we expected that a lot of losses was looking for us. highest grossing feeling for you that the oscar i think people kind of have it wrong. barbie is not your typical oscar movie. the b a, b tends go a little b

time for some headlines from around the globe. call for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. found more than a million people are struggling with catastrophic hunger and starvation. and slovakia but he began the be presidential election. progress or prime minister speaks reelection after his return to power last september. he and his leading opponent appear headed for a runoff apri. and rio de janeiro seven people have died after landslides and floods caused by heavy rains there. rescue workers and firefighters found five people in the collapse of a residential building including a 4-year-old who was rescued after more than 16 hours in the mud. in taipei dozens of pro-democracy activists gathered to protest hong kong's newly passed a national security law. it threatens life imprisonment for violators. until it is scrapped out after pro-democracy protests back in 2019. in india, hundreds of protesters gathered for a second day demanding immediate release of the prime minister top rivals. india has a national election next month. rival

from 10 to 5 percent of globe black as far as c o 2. come some construction to the from the concrete production. yes. now here's a possible concrete substitute. that's the exact opposite. it doesn't produce c o 2 to absorb it absorbs 12 for over a year. we've accompanied researchers from kaiser's low tones, university of applied sciences to the depth of a spanish case where life on mars is being stimulated here on earth or in space. algae could be the key, doesn't come up 1st, go for a 1st name and out these channels can take in waste materials and waste water and an extract nutrients from mann's office. we've already live and they can also produce oxygen. so as i can find the c o 2 we exile create to oxygen and food. same time on this. okay? probably amongst the best organisms for producing food, but i don't know the in england an expedition in northern spain, an hours drive from build out these researchers led by biologist me, see a lack of toast. are exploring a cave in hopes of discovering new species of algae and furthering their r

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and many are deeply concerned about the pursuit of justicen new york and the globe.e repair the driven jews around the globe to do what is right, we love israel in our bones. what israel has men to generation with a living memory of holocaust is impossible to musure, the flowers of. jewish people in the desert, after two thousand years ofing, and w, represents one of the causes of my life, i remember how hard it was to achieve that dream, i remember clutching my thans transistor radio t ear, if vens of last few months made anything clear. it is israel is vicious enemiesd people in world will excuse and support their aims to kill and export will never undee the grave threats israel faces and has or will i ever under estimate the f oppression this jewish p endured. it is why i speak today about what i view are most pressing■d israel's long-term peace, and prosperity. after 5 months of suffering on both sides of this conflict, our thinking must turn to how we achieve lasting peace, and endure and ensure prosperity security for both the jewish people and palestinian peop

research team is convinced that algy can help solve some of humanities greatest problems around the globe. biologists are hunting for micro organisms with extraordinary abilities, like limes to creating energy, which might one day generate climate neutral cement. within the very 5 percent of globe black as far as c o 2, come some construction to the from the concrete production. yes. now here's a possible concrete substitute. that's the exact opposite. it doesn't produce c o 2 to absorb it absorbs 12 for over a year. we've accompanied researchers from kaiser slowdowns, university of applied sciences to the depths of a spanish case where life on mars is being stimulated here on earth or in space. algae could be the key either can come up 1st, go for a 1st name and i'll give you all can take in waste materials and wasteful to then extract nutrients from mann's office. we've heard a lot and they can also produce oxygen. so as i can find the c o 2 we exile create to oxygen and food. same time on this. okay? probably amongst the best organisms for producing food. but i don't know the an expedi

democrats and they are deeply concerned about the pursuit justice both in new york and around the globe. the world to do what is right. we love israel in our bones. what isr■ñael has meant my generation with delivering memory of the holocaust is impossible to measure. the flowering -- from the ashes of the holocaust and the fulfillment of the jewish homeland after nearly 2000 years of praying and waiting. it represents one of the most heartfelt causes of my life. i remember how hard it was. i remember clutching my transistor radio totr m ear in james madison high school in 1957 during the six-day war wondering if israel would be pusheda. if the events of the last few months have made anything clear it is that israel is surrounded by enemies and there are many pele world who excuse and even support their aims to expel and kill jewish people living in their harwo re. i will never underestimate the great threats israel faces when its existence nor will i ever underestimate the oppression of the jewish people that they have endured for millennia. it's precisely a t long-standing connection

for centuries at passover, jews in every corner of the globe have prayed, next year in jerusalem. a jewish homeland in israel is no 20th century contrivance. israel is our historic home. a home for people oppressed for centur centuries. now the palestinians too have lived on the land for generations, and in past centuries they have formed their own distinct culture,identity, quizine, literature, the idea that, quo quote, there is no such thing as palestinians is inaccurate, offensive, unh unhelpful. the only jest solution is one in -- the only just solution is one in which each people can flourish in their own state, side by side. for a two-state solution to work over the long term, it has to include real and meaningful compromises by both sides. for example, too many israelis who say they want a two-state s the amount and ex tempt of ex expanding settlements renders that a virtual impossibility. too want a two-state solution don't acknowledge how their insistence on an unequivocal right of return is a fatal impediment to progress. both ways of thinking are impeding the peace proc

but due to our friends like russia is riley and others across the globe. we have been able to actually good intelligence in the past and 15 years to try those designs. and even the, the, the, the, the feature of india facing this attack is, is moving large. and i would just exhort the both the governments to come closer the indian sees into because they used to come closer to share more information and also look at that particular warning which came from the united states of america. and they should also come out with all the evidence is ad that hand and shared it with us. yeah. because that is the most bull boundaries and, and if and if for us had some kind of an inclination of is that act towards independence. it as close as i'm sure they shouldn't be able to share it, but i she actually seek it and i'm quite sure models will play a little different role in ensuring that all such cases of mess it good at that it has them out of brought with justice and all the handlers and the funding agencies are also made visible because we face the same problem. you f

first cold war, the united sta■ltes found itself in proxy wars with the soviet union all around the globea, angola, ethiopia in fact we fighting with the chinese but i don't believe that in the current world this current cold war if you are well is going to lead across the globe. the fact they are interested in the same or similar outcomes could be juxtaposed with russia in places like the african continent is more than willing to benefit from chaos. pretty we don't come into conflict with each other has occurred in the first cold■3 war. this period has been under a time of great roi as we see the economy growing by leaps and bounds during this period and see in the population growing in this period we see them going out as the strategies as more and more. one of the questions that hangs over us today is well any of these continue. it is a different kind of country and 1.4 billion. if the entire discussion is predicated on the fact■z we will see continued chinese growth, that would be wrong. part of the discussion today is to not only look in the past but to understand what these new tren

know you get consistency and certainty in ireland and your key points for fdi investors across the globethank ou ve their business. michael, thank you very much _ their business. michael, thank you very much indeed. - finally — today, march 22, is world water day — an annual event started by the united nations in 1993 to raise awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water. one of the un's sustainable development goals is to provide water and sanitation for everyone by 2030. the economic impact of lack of water access is huge — it can trap families in poverty as they are forced to spend up to four hours a day collecting water — at the expense of working or attending school. and the burden often falls on women and girls — who spend an estimated 200 million hours carrying water every day. duncan goose is founder of one water — which sells carbon neutral bottled water — but also funds water projects around the world. hello, welcome to the programme. you sell the water and the water is then loud into your philanthropic work abroad, is it? , ., , your philanthropic wo

the festival is now widely known to be a symbol of peace to many people around the globe. dr.larity of norus in various regions, describing it as almost unbelievable. imagine this scenario, around six to 700 years prior to the birth of christ in a world devoid of mass communication methods, the notion of no rules swiftly gained traction. how many? individuals of that era became acquainted with norus and more significantly embraced it as a grand festival. it's influence not only extended across iran, but also rich neighboring territories. presently, numerous countries beyond iran commemorate norrus, while it rutes lie in iran, the remarkable spread of this celebration to other regions is noteworthy, occurring well before the era of mass communication technologies. inherited from asian times, noruz is deep seated in iranian traditions, history and cultural memory. as national festival, norus has by no means been restricted to special. and everyone from big cities to small villages is eagerly waiting for it and widely celebrated festival in iran that unites people of all backgrou

. >> you can imagine a huge fisherman's net acrs the globe filled with radio signals.an aircraft passes through the net it breaks a hole and you know exactly where the aircraft was because you have a hole in the net at a particular point. >> the families badly need a breakthrough. they hold events like this every year to remind us that their loss is still unexplained. mr. lee's message is to his son. your momnd i have come to take you home, he wrote. these battered fragments are some of the very few pieces ever recovered from mh370. the lack of answers after all this time is a source of enduring pain for the families of those on board and there is a lot of frustration, too, over the lack of progress in the search for the missing plane. this year's event wasttended by malaysia's transport minister after complaints if government has been dragging their feet. we are negotiang a new search, he promised. there is no reluctance on part of the malaysian government. as far as the government is concerned, the search must go on. ♪ >> mh370 is an unfinished story with aviation sa

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the representatives of my collection, of which there are... 100 pieces, they cover almost the entire globean easily participate in the geography olympics, because, starting from the endemics of the cape province of south africa, australia, central america, there are a lot of plants from there, south america, the mediterranean, that is, it covers the entire globe when we attract plants, of course , we modern introducers have got less. glory to those botanists who brought them in the 15th and 18th centuries brought from direct places of growth, we are already, as it were, attracting plants somewhere from botanical gardens, somewhere from natural flora, which is available to us now, and we study these species. despite the fact that even i have been in my profession for 30 years, sometimes it seems, well, what else could surprise me, and sometimes you open some catalog, or visit other overseas countries somewhere, you see a plant , you realize that you don’t have it you know, it doesn’t exist on the territory of belarus, then, of course, i include it... this is the desire for ecology, the desi

jews at■m■= corner of the globe have prayed next year in jerusalem.homeland in israel is no 20th-centuryisrael is our hia home for people oppressed for centuries. now the palestinians to have lived on the land for generations and in past centuries, they have formed their own distinct culture, identity, cuisine, literaturthet there is no such thing as palestinians is inaccurate, offensive, unhelpful. the only just solution to this predicament is one in which each people can flourish in their own state side-by-side. but for a two state solution to work over the long term, it has to include rs by both sides. for example, too many israelis who say they want the two state solution don't how the amount and extent of expanding settlements renders that virtually impossible. too many palestinians who say they want a two state solution don't acknowledge how their insistence on unequivocal right of return is a fatal impediment to both ways of thinking are impeding the peace process. there are others on the left who view a two state solution with skepticism as an

the correct answer to our question is a snow globe.eighth question: continue this ancient indian proverb in two words. a smart enemy is better than a stupid friend olesya a smart enemy is better than a stupid friend, well done, well done, well done, yes, well done, and this is the correct answer, a smart enemy is better than a stupid friend. let's move on, the ninth question of the third round: what is the name of this letter of the greek alphabet. artyom? well done, well done! this is when you don’t like something, you can use this letter greek alphabet, this is the correct answer, yes fi. the tenth final question of the third round is a video question, and it will be asked to you by the highest category coach, international category judge, master of sports in rhythmic gymnastics, olga khrol. hello, dear players, we are at the republican center for olympic training in arts. currently , gymnasts perform with five objects: a hoop, a ball, clubs, a ribbon, and which object we haven’t named, name it, artyom, from assumptions only a jump r

i read it is 90% of ocean waters, so it's right around the globe, isn't it, that we are seeing the sortstatistics?— the sort of statistics? yeah, so i think you're _ the sort of statistics? yeah, so i think you're referring _ the sort of statistics? yeah, so i think you're referring to - the sort of statistics? yeah, so i think you're referring to the - the sort of statistics? yeah, so i | think you're referring to the heat waves. a marine heat weave is when temperatures exceed a particular threshold, and back in 1980s we were sitting around half the globe experienced a marine heat wave during the year, but this year it's been a record, over 90% of the oceans experienced a marine heat wave in 2023 at some point. that's exceptionally high, and those heat waves have been particular concentrated in certain places. we have seen extreme heat waves and parts of the atlantic in particular, the uk, as well as the mediterranean and other parts of the world, so it's really a kind of global effect that we have seen this year. your secretary-general today - that we have seen this year. your secreta