we spoke to kobus on starting research as chinese investments in africa for the south african institute of international affairs. they're looking for overseas markets and opportunities, but they're also looking for to, to, to act as a kind of a norm set to on the, on the logic kind of like, you know, player in, in, in the world. so it's looking to, to make the rest of the world friendly or to chinese companies for new to chinese stand of. so china's engagement around the world, fuels the tech economy, back home, the more time these technology sold overseas. the more the systems and processes become the norm, which in turn helps themselves even more products. it also means china plays a powerful role in shaping the future of technology. the international institute for us to teach a study says china has been participating in digital infrastructure projects. in the $137.00 countries, it's investing billions of euros. let's take a closer look at one example, a smart city in the making. just outside of nairobi, kenya is africa's vers plan smart city. it's called the console tech novelist, an

manchurian apricot, mountain crimean pine, siberian and european fir, silver maple, magnolia kobus can to this day. it is in loshitsa belarusian selection was born as a science, here were bred... all varieties of wheat that are grown in belarus. the museum history of the horse estate began 30 years ago, it was then that the manor house began to be restored after a long period of disrepair. lyudia, good afternoon. good afternoon. we are in the horse estate museum. tell us about the exhibition, and about this hall where we are. we are in the exhibition hall of the manor house. this is an attic space, which always attracts visitors. the exhibition that is here is called skarbonka memory, here are presented items of folk art, decorative and applied art, folk craftsmen, starting from the most common pottery, and pottery ceramics of different styles of directions, will be smoked, obvnaya, the so-called, raspyasnaya, covered with glaze or glaze, as is known, of course, the greatest pride, probably, the exhibition is products made of straw and vytinanka, here are presented more than 500 items,

manchurian apricot, mountain crimean pine, siberian and european fir, silver maple, and magnolia kobus be seen to this day. it was in... belarusian selection began as a science, and almost all varieties of wheat grown in belarus were bred here. the museum history of the horse manor began 30 years ago, when the manor house began to be restored after a long period of neglect. lydia, good afternoon. good afternoon. we are in the horse manor museum. tell us about the exhibition and about this hall, where are we? we are in the exhibition hall of the manor house. decorative and applied art of folk craftsmen, starting from the most common pottery, and pottery ceramics of different styles of directions, smoked, obvnaya, the so-called. painted, covered - with glaze or glaze, as is known, of course, the greatest pride, probably, of the exhibition are products made of straw and vytinanka, more than 500 items are always presented here it is nice to read the reviews of visitors, especially those who came from other countries, from such distant cities as syk-tyv, kar of the russian federation, becau

millions of he knew, seeks and most lens once lived together in harmony, while and slowly up to date. kobus of 1947 black lived to a line bordering in down and focused on the line also divided this way for the punjab during the vault. will it just families and communities now in those, and 6 or one side of the muslims on the other line that has drawn back to the tragic law. so for a 1000000 lives knocking one of the roses, death, misstating chapters in modern history, leading skulls for us to come, the less down into our lives across the board to our old life, no longer existed. we had to start afresh, memory some days, gone by, come back to me. the government springs all the chit chat. when the partition happened, we were here in the same village, the same district of good westport. i remember when the line was drawing, but it still wasn't decided on which side my village would fall. and that's i'm 75 years ago. there was no tv or radio. only one person to the next village had a radio. and on the 15th of august, thousands of people from different villages gathered at the home of this perso

you can get more of that by lucky go to a website that out as ever dropped kobus updated throughout the site. i'll be back with more news on the other side of the right, but, but hoffman's tons, next, it's the bottom line to stay with safe on the security concerns and political uncertainty, or just some of the issues facing the organizers of the 2024 olympic games at paris, as millions turned their attention to friends with the whole nation, be ready to welcome the world on july, the 26 stay without a 0 for the latest updates. higher ups, new clements and i have a question after israel's latest escalations is the middle east running the risk of a wider open ended war. let's get to the bottom line. the 12 hours a part is real, killed a top commander in has the law in lebanon, an inner one, allegedly killed each mile honey, a. the former elected palestinian prime minister and head of from us. now the entire region is in suspended animation. willy ron feel forced to respond if not to establish deterrence, at least to say, face and by killing the chief negotiator of home us. has israel buri

but it was still on the table following kobus. i'm a for a while. yes. and is we'll turn it down basically. we did the iran feel threatened by that. so what did you make when you, what do you make of what we're seeing now with these air countries sitting at the table with iran in jetta? i think that's the so to show you, you know, the, maybe the shifting in district strategic, you know, as make, make up of the middle east. there was always the assumption that there's the range an axis of evil as the americans might be causing is really where you would see also their proxy is like the who sees and 11 on iraq, syria. but then against that as, as we've seen, also in action with the previous attack and april was of course, as well. and then the americans, but also supported by some of them are more moderate countries. you know, we have the countries that are part of the ever mccord, but in top of that, there was a talk, as you said about saudi arabia and as jordan, just big, big, important allies strategically located, you know, in the region and even then t

so in addition to lefty kobus yukawa, we have the distinguished service cross of staff sergeant ed carter, no medals of honor were actually presented during the war to african-americans. it wasn't until the 1990s when president clinton had a had a committee go through and look to see if you removed race and used all of the other same the same criteria for evaluating and what would rise to the medal of honor status. and sergeant carter. this distinguished service cross was replaced by the medal of honor. we also have the citation signed by franklin roosevelt for walter ehlers, who landed with the very first wave on omaha beach on d-day in the first infantry division. but he his actions that resulted in the medal were several days later. but he he fought through the entire war and received a battlefield commission. and ended the war as a lieutenant. we also have the flight log of jefferson delong, who was a louisiana cajun. and on one day on an escort mission, he wound up shooting down five japanese planes and was shot down himself. was wounded, swam to a japanese occupied island, was captu

yes, go ahead, katya, hold on tighter, kobu, be careful, katya, hello, hello, you are a teacher, yes,y, no, i’m not worried, but i can’t take it, hello, what’s your name, his name is andrey, my name is andrey too. hi andrey, he can’t answer you, is there something wrong with him? no, there’s nothing wrong with him, he’s just silent all the time, can i have no bank account, please? bye, andrey, thank you, great, pasha, great, what happened, something got me into the center, i spent an hour in traffic jams, in short, we need to recapture one villain from the vars. i i don’t understand, are you kidding me or what? no, i’m not joking, in general, there is such a popov, i’ll bring him to the brood, it’s not far from here, he needs to be freed, i still don’t understand, but why are you coming with me? not really, he needs to be recaptured from me, plus an ice pack, a convoy, two or three people. that is, you are now, in all honesty , inviting me to make fun of the guards, your people, that day the convoy will be so-so, these are young guys after training who will run away from one shot, but