places to explore on the continent. duties look is shown on the carolling island in the b of the indian ocean, with numerous beachfront hotel south appealed to travelers in search of san san and south and its arab indian and colonial era piano edited make for a wide variety of sites to see the old city has a strong middle eastern vibe with now streets high houses, with carved ornamental balconies and mosques and temples. the old town cuevas anerio, 72, hector, and is inhabited by a mix of local, rob asian, portuguese and british settlers. i fest police on the list to explores for jesus which was due by the pull to keys and is now in museum. it was beautiful, was the end of the 16th century on the coastline year old samuel bassetti when my son was in transit, please for trade at that time. and it gets with india and the 4th was beautiful. take to town from outside vito's. the fort stood over a spot of corral and it tells the story of how the portuguese, at one time ruled the trade routes of the indian ocean. ah, i'm learning so much about the history. and you can see all this cannons here, the

inherited from the british and can no longer represent a country that claims to dominate the entire indian ocean, the cross of st. george, aka the flag england has been the symbol of the indian navy since 1928. and now, a new standard is developing above the deck of the veteran with the national flag and an octagon, which includes the country's coat of arms. anchor and inscription may varuna be with us. the time when the ship is commissioned. also a signal to the neighbor the day before, india for the first time officially accused china of militarization, taiwan ’s vikran strait avenue gives us the opportunity to project our military power into zones of strategic interests, primarily for the entire the indian ocean, if required, and the south china sea, however, india will never participate in naval operations against china but will protect the freedom of navigation of trade. we are grateful to russia for taking part in this project thanks to this, india has joined the group of countries that are able to independently develop and produce an aircraft carrier, just like the first indian aircraft c

we tried to get to the warm option to the indian ocean.unching a perpendicular down from our borders across the caspian through the territory of iran, and thus, in fact, it will not be enough that the dets will connect the iranian market with its goods and give china, among other things, another additional transport highway, which is now shared through, that is, across the indian ocean. or by rail, so to speak, it will reach our borders. and here we see how. now, as they say. first milestones on this path are laid, therefore. and of course, the creation of this new proportion completely destroys the game, including nato in the pacific. right before the start of the broadcast, my colleagues and i talked about august. but one of the purposes of the aukus is the format that nato decided to operate until 2030. and if the authorities take plans, the renewal of virginia submarines is important, but in our reasoning, then somewhere before 2046 it is to lock china in the malakhov strait and with the help of 20-30 new nuclear submarines, an insane

for example, oh, well, china is the, it's sort of doing regular patrols in to the indian ocean. there was a sort of unspoken assumption amongst, at least the allies in the partners that india has the region that india would look up to the indian ocean region. see, got global commons, a poor freedom of navigation and so on. but now china sort of starting to encroach into this area, making it difficult for india to, to exercise responsibilities. so that is something that in depth whole or looks at that with a lot of caution. and you know, whenever chinese washing summary or nuclear submarine even comes into the waters, there's a, there's a lot of boss and consternation and new dandy. and what about the cost of this is this kind of landmark construction, i think was sustainable in the future. but yes, that's a, that's a very good question. india is trying to compete against china is that it was economy is 5 sides of india and is growing at a pretty rapid pace data. there is always for every country, a limit to the percentage of its economy that it can spend on defense. and india is

you have to look alt the indian ocean. you have to look at-- you have to look at their belt and road. you have to look at their economic connected tissue which is global, you have to look at their vulnerabilities. >> i think we've got a lot online. >> you said several years ago the submarine base was not up to par. and have things changed or not, improved or anything that you could comment on that? >> so not enough time has really passed yet to #-- has there been a significant change other than there's a laser focus on industry to improve. they get the seriousness of this. they're a dedicated partner this this and they know how, if you go to a shipyard, whether it's down in newport news, virginia, or if you go to groton, connecticut, go to rhode island, go to pascagoula, mississippi or san diego and you meet those skilled trademen and trades women and what they do and what they believe in, i'm telling you, they are dedicated and they believe that they are-- we are true partners in terms of what we need to get done and what

india from the british and can no longer represent a country that claims to dominate the entire indian oceanoss of st. george, aka the flag of england, has been a symbol of the navy and india since 1928. and now, above the deck of the vikranta , a new standard is developing with the national flag and the octagon, which includes the country's coat of arms. anchor and inscription may varuna be with us. the time when the ship is commissioned. also a signal to the neighbor the day before, india for the first time officially accused china of militarizing the taiwanese spill 100% the screen gives us the opportunity to project our military power to areas of strategic interest, primarily to the entire indian ocean, if necessary, to the south china sea. however, india will never participate in naval operations against china but will protect the freedom of navigation of trade . we are grateful to russia for taking part in this project thanks to this, india has joined the group of countries that are able to independently develop and produce aircraft carriers, like the first indian aircraft carrier. vik

and it's very, very jan and it can secured and just national interest in the indian ocean region. and we will be satisfied with that. you mentioned geography. and i think one of the interesting features of the increasing corporation between russia and china and those. so i have a sign of trusted anyways that both russia and china can afford to expand last on guarding their own border, which is no small thing because it's for more than 4000 kilometers long. and essentially russia can now divert it's attention to the west. china can deal with its problems in the pacific and the 2 are essentially standing back to back. i don't know how long it will historically last, and that's why i wanted to ask you, do you think this current level of trust when you can turn your back to, you know, a country with which we also had to border disputes in the past. do you think it's primarily necessitated by the difficulties with the west or it can sustain itself? historically? this is a big question and this all depends on how you manage your, by later traditions that china in the past you had proble

very professional and it's video very jan and it can secured in just national interest in the indian ocean region. and we will be start to start with that. you mentioned geography. and i think one of the interesting features of the increasing cooperation between russia and china and also, you know, i think a, a sign of trust in a ways that both russia and china can afford to expand last on guarding their own border, which is no small thing because it's for more than 4000 kilometers long, and essentially russia can now divert it's attention to the west. china can deal with its problems in the pacific and the 2 are essentially standing back to back. i don't know how long it will historically last, and that's why i wanted to ask you, do you think the current level of trust, when you can turn your back to, you know, a country with which we also had the border disputes in the past. do you think it's primarily necessitated by the difficulties with the west or it can sustain itself historically? this is a big question. and this all depends on how you manage your by later traditions of china. in t

it took 3 months to cross the pacific ceiling across the indian ocean to cape verde, through the atlantic ocean, where it took almost 5 people, 5 months without going through odyssey. supposing collisions, dorothea seattle, they were wanted to go ashore, but they couldn't because the cliffs were to stamp and the wind was driving them against the rocks. if a ship is pushed against the shore line, for the wind is usually the end in a very dangerous situation with a dock us. it is dramatically goes we sailed for months and months with no rest. during that time we lost 21 men, erected his rookie offers was rusty under the gun captain by one sebastian o'connor . i was the victoria undertook a 6 month voyage through partially uncharted waters. i'm looking for. finally, arriving back at santa hooker. that was the greatest nautical achievement of this expedition, sir. never before had any one sealed such a huge distance up over 3 different oceans without stopping and it was truly a ruin. law is blocked out. on saturday, the 6th of september we entered the bay of sun luke out of the 60 men that ma

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it took 3 months to cross the pacific ceiling across the indian ocean to cape verde, through the atlantic ocean rated. it took almost 5 people 5 months without going furiously smooth collisions. dorothea suitably wanted to go ashore little, but they couldn't because the cliffs were to sleep in the windows, driving them against the rocks. if a ship is crushed against the shore line, for the wind is usually the end in a very dangerous situation with is dramatically ghost we sailed for months and months with no rest. during that time we lost 21 men. erect additional gaffers horserace on the gun captain by one sebastian o'connor, who i was to victoria under to 6 months voyage through partially unchartered waters . i'm looking for finally arriving back at seneca. that was the greatest nautical achievement of this expedition. so never before had any one sealed such a huge distance over 3 different oceans without stopping. it was truly a ruin. law is like a lump system will. on saturday, the 6th of september we entered the bay of san lucas. ah of the 60 men that made up the crew when we left the

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ports have been the possibilities of the persian gulf in the caspian sea, aman, as well as the indian ocean, of course, the level alert is proposed trade relationship. e for our organization, and it is also necessary to pay attention to the healthcare sector and pay attention to the place assigned to medical diplomacy, and here the islamic republic. iran suggests. uh, hosted on the side so that the apartment of the secretariat secretariat for staff in the field of health medicine, so here we invite all member countries, uh to iran uh for you to hold the first conference on medicine or health care in december of this world this year, dear colleagues those countries that have large reserves of energy together with large ones, and consumers, so to speak , of energy, they are all in the highest and for a member. still gather to compare to have others, and privileges. they can play a transit steering wheel, and between producers and consumers. for this it is necessary, of course, to create more favorable conditions in the field of energy cooperation, our cooperation with the creation of markets.

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. >> climate change is severely impacting the pacific and indian oceans.ea levels are rising, and low-lying islands could be wiped out. off the east coast of africa, the seychelles are also threatened. more than half of the country's 115 islands could vanish underwater, meaning unique flora and fauna would be lost forever. >> if you really want to see untouched nature, take a catamaran to cousin island. cousin island is one of the smaller seychelles islands - but it's home to over 300,000 birds. it has become a flagship island when it comes to conservation - and it now also has a flagship ranger. dailus laurence , winner of the african ranger award. >> good morning, my name is dailus. welcome to cousin island special reserve. the tour is about an hour or more. in 1968 we discovered a small bird called the seychelles warbler, which at that time was close to extinction. at the same time, birdlife international bought the island and turned it into a reserve to save the warbler. for now we have around 3,000 or more of the warblers on the seychelles. >> what be

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to project our military power into zones of strategic interests , first of all, to the entire indian ocean the south china sea. however, india will never participate in naval operations against china but will protect the freedom of trade navigation. we are grateful to russia for taking part in this project thanks to this, india has entered the group of countries that are capable of independently to develop and produce an aircraft carrier, like the first indian aircraft carrier. vikran is also based on the project. admiral gorshkov, together with the nevsky project at the design bureau, therefore , russian diplomats and the military between moscow and delhi are already negotiating the creation of logistic support points for the russian fleet on the indian coast. dmitry melnikov and vladislav dodonov. news from india the first autumn weekend in the washing region will be unseasonably cool, and in the capital region, weather forecasters do not exclude the first frosts. night hours in the lowlands, the temperature can drop to -1 everything about the weather, check with tatyana antonova hello t

quite to bring, we have one specific definition, creating an architecture that works within the indian ocean context. he's challenging, still use your money, choosing price of buildings like the regions 1st scenario. ah, it is the project which is quite unique to the complexity. one foot of its overall surface area is dedicated to technical spaces. so that was a starting point in the state. how to translate those technical complexities into design. that was one of the biggest challenge, how a building, which is so functional, yet to translate it into something which has an experience of what mercia is about . i think it's unique in the world. we are really showcasing how marcia has been discovered. discovering the wound area and then moving up his discovery also what we call the inland buying diversity. and then we take the deep dive in the ocean, which actually covers a huge territory. we're talking of $2300000.00 to me to a square of my re time area and they are scenarios eas, presenting these issues around. so it's not just a building which is designed by video or d. c. u is actually a dr

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