ah, travel times mongolia are very long even on the train. the railway infrastructure and many of the vehicles are decades old. despite the beautiful landscape, after a good 7 hours ride from dark han to the capital land batter, passengers tend to be pleased to finally arrive the big city, lackluster concrete buildings. welcome the guests. even locals say you can't help but love mongolia, but you can only endure will on bus r o will. and barto central station is the largest railway station in the country and was opened in 1938 to this day. it remains an important hub for national and international traffic in the heart of mongolia. the train is the most important means of transport in the country. not only for tourists and commuters. local retail is also used, the affordable rel connections to neighboring countries, such as russia and china. the husband, thomas ga. gov, with after very long shopping trips. hundreds of them arrive with new goods into land, but are every day. from here they transport their purchases to the shops and kiosks in th

you also physically notice mongolia is altitude. a quarter of the country is between 2003000 meters above sea level. travelers should therefore allow themselves a little time for acclimatization. halfway between dot han and milan bottom, the foothills of the hen t mountains begin. the mountain range is considered the birthplace of the greatest mongolian of old times, genghis khan abroad . the name jenkins khan is mostly associated with conquests, brutality and virility, but human mongolia. it mainly stands for political savvy. the founder of the mongolian empire is considered to have been a patron of trade, education, art and culture. for him of religion is one of his most important legacies. even to day christians, buddhists, muslims, and adherence to mongolian shamanism practice. their religions peacefully side by side. shamanism is the oldest religion in mongolia ancient symbols such as the swastika or sun wheel ornaments are supposed to pay the way for the sharmen to reach the spirits. this religious decoration, which was hijack

but human mongolia. it mainly stands for political savvy. the founder of the mongolian empire is considered to have been a patron of trade, education, art and culture. for him of religion is one of his most important legacies. even to day christians, buddhists, muslims, and adherence to mongolian shamanism practice. their religions peacefully side by side. shamanism is the oldest religion in mongolia ancient symbols such as the swastika or sun wheel ornaments are supposed to pay the way for the sharmen to reach the spirits. this religious decoration, which was hijacked by germany as a symbol of the nazis, can be found in its original sense as a spiritual symbol of luck. everywhere in mongolia net but the meaning day of dela, down through my transfers. i made contact with the spirits of the mountains and the water till it took their found my ways to be good. i'm just out of there had who's have to get the husband that therefore they do me the honor of showing me the right path. ludwig isn't out there, go quicker. jackson butter. mongolian sha

ah, a journey through mongolia and its capital on butter. we'll start in the mountainous north of the country. we'll follow the tracks of the transmission galion railway south crossed the vastness of the step. and after about 800 kilometers, reached the gobi desert and the buddhist. huh. monastery ah, a dozen station 1st stop us from a communist pass merges with contemporary advertisement. planned economy once held sway here. today, it's the free market. doc, hon is the 3rd largest city and mongolia. it was built in 1961 with massive support from the former soviet union and its name is no coincidence. dar han means blacksmith and reflects the importance of the city full metal and heavy industry. tourists are rarely seen in this big cities train station. the no frills building was designed for commuters and traveling merchants in the metropolis with its hundreds of thousands of inhabitants. dar hon is a transport hub that connects regional routes with the transmit galion railway towards the lawn barter and further on to the chinese border. an

the meeting has become part of mongolia, intangible, cultural heritage. and buddhists, rommel over the world, celebrate the resurrection of the monastery and their faith in the boundless expanses of the gobi desert. oh, come our monastery symbolizes a commitment to freedom and independence for all mongolians. the hope is that its story can teach future generations to look ahead with hope self confidence and self determination. ah, ma'am, the lin, either the 2 of my whole life's journey is dedicated to a happy and bright future. the youth did it, the little house modem. so might rain of life is traveling towards optimism for every one. everywhere our journey through mongolia is drawing to a close. there's much more that could be told, bath as an old mongolian proverb, nose scene once is better than heard a 1000 times. ah to own or not to own what about a sharing economy instead of a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new the economics magazine and maybe in germany in 30 minutes on d w. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian.

you also physically notice mongolia is altitude. a quarter of the country is between 2003000 meters above sea level. travelers should therefore allow themselves a little time for acclimatization. halfway between done hon and lon bottom. the foothills of the hen t mountains begin. the mountain range is considered the birthplace of the greatest mongolian of old times, genghis khan. abroad . the name genghis khan is mostly associated with conquests, brutality and virility. but here in mongolia, it mainly stands for political savvy. the founder of the mongolian empire is considered to have been a patron of trade, education, art and culture free him of religion is one of his most important legacies. even to day christians, buddhists, muslims, and adherence to mongolian shamanism practice. their religions peacefully side by side by shamanism as the oldest religion in mongolia. ancient symbols such as the swastika or sun, we'll ornament are supposed to pay the way for the sharmen to reach the spirits. this religious decoration, which was h

you also physically notice mongolia is altitude. a quarter of the country is between 2003000 meters above sea level. travellers should therefore allow themselves a little time for acclimatization. halfway between the han and milan, bottom, the foothills of the 20 mountains begin. the mountain range is considered the birthplace of the greatest mongolian of old times, genghis khan. abroad the name jenkins con, is mostly associated with conquests, brutality and virility, but human mongolia. it mainly stands for political savvy. the founder of the mongolian empire is considered to have been a patron of trade, education, art and culture. for him of religion is one of his most important legacies. even to day christians, buddhists, muslims, and adherence to mongolian shamanism practice. their religions peacefully side by side by shamanism is the oldest religion in mongolia. ancient symbols such as the swastika or sun wheel ornaments are supposed to pay the way for the sharman to reach the spirits. this religious decoration, which was hijac

a man in the mid 19 thirties, mongolia, communist government turned against. but as m monks were condemned as anti stalinist elements, thousands were imprisoned or killed, and monasteries were destroyed. o dot on them. what's in the law? the 1st arrests and executions of buddhists took place on september. the 20th 1937 cut out that future generations must learn about it if it you thought would be though that is why on this day we call on the whole world to prevent such evil deeds from happening again. to hint affected, no person should be excluded. persecuted or murdered because of his or her beliefs or opinions. i've learned again when he says, we are gathered here today so that these atrocities will never be repeated. good. i come. what did people know? the meeting has become part of mongolia, intangible, cultural heritage and buddhists. rommel over the world celebrate the resurrection of the monastery and they have faith in the boundless expanses of the gobi desert. oh, come our monastery symbolizes a commitment to freedom and independence for all mongolian

there are currently $31.00 of these russian locomotives of mongolia, the older the chickens. but at the walks we have been using this one since 2010 north vermont us with the chopper up well polish mutual. they both are both own, it can call up to $5000.00 tons, and it's 2 engines have a total of $7212.00 horsepower quoted with us. but she went through a long trial period and has proven she can survive the long distances. and the hard mongolian winters very well. what's the with alec won't, but the heavy diesel engines and seemingly endless lines of wagons move effortlessly through the lonely step landscape, day and night. even as darkness falls, the station in chuck stays very busy. as a vital transport hub, it is growing in parallel with the economy. mongolia is history and therefore bass of its railway is closely into woven with that of its russian neighbour. with the founding of the socialist peoples republic of mongolia, 1921, the soviet union sided with its economically weaker online engineers. in moscow design, the lines and forced laborers was sent from russian prison

but here in mongolia, it mainly stands for political savvy. the founder of the mongolian empire is considered to have been a patron of trade, education, art and culture. freedom of religion is one of his most important legacies, even to day christians, buddhists, muslims, and adherence to mongolian shamanism practice their religions peacefully side by side. shamanism is the oldest religion in mongolia. ancient symbols such as the swastika or sun wheel ornaments are supposed to pay the way for the sharmen to reach the spirits. this religious decoration, which was hijacked germany as a symbol of the nazis, can be found in its original sense as a spiritual symbol of luck everywhere. mongolia on that, that the winning day of della down through my transfers. i made contact with the spirits of the mountains and the water to get that. they found my ways to be good. i'm just here last year had who's have that with their husband, that therefore they do me the honor of showing me the right path. looked like ethan donald engel, who cleared good jackson b

a dean was awarded the title, cosmic hero of mongolia to honor his career. he's the only living mongolian to hold it. that'll be all done. what done, if you go with, is that the 3? no, well i try not to give myself so much important level to see what have i done so far, which what are my achievements mainly about the job again, but i don't really think about myself that way or ask those types of question. i saw that you can get both of them. it's not the next. what matters to me is that i want to remain the same person i was before i went to space baffles of the said did here to g back there in my spaceship, commander and friend vladimir alexander of it's johnny beck of said to me, richard after space trouble, you will have many new friends, but please don't forget your old ones. you. again, i still think about his words to this day by sonata, which is why i want to public to see me has i really out about a lot of them and how to get some relief. sadly through what's the cosmonaut is the role model for his fellow countrymen. some one they respect, even thoug

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oh oh, oh, oh. mongolia sits on huge deposits of natural resources. and a round chair, one of the country's largest and most important centers of mining iron or copper, or and lig nice is growing. hello, the mongolian mining companies and profiting from the countries wealth of raw materials, nearly as much as big international investors and energy giants still the development is good for mongolia as railways. the network is growing and jobs are being created. i don't know the dog. oh goodness, hulu. so me, shannon motel economy has a major influence on the expansion and development of the real race and vice versa . so in this as you go stitch and the mongolian railway is currently expanding, our stock bothered, the locomotives and real cars are becoming more advanced. settled, jones should have food with this, with the real network. and the entire real logistics are currently being revamped us because of the filter with freight traffic in particular is increasing chelisa. so the future of our railways looks really promising. the south with most rural

while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pasto

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it's a project for gas pipeline, from russia to china via mongolia. the work is progressing successfully. it could become a continuation of the russian power of siberia to pipeline michigan. the optimal route and length of already been determines the feasibility studies being prepared . and i think you will be ready in the coming weeks. so construction that could start as early as 2024. in the meantime, what's happening? europe's crisis wasn't in the global markets embracing itself. meanwhile, not trained to pipeline which is ready to go. and could significantly, of course, alleviate the use energy crisis is lying idle myers in political games. and of course, who's paying the highest price quite literally, in this case, european assistance. of course, economist peter earl also gave us his views on why russia is starting to prioritize its eastern customers on the energy market. i think at this point i've given that it's a mid december or week before christmas, these issues i've already been pushed off to spring or summer of 20. 22 could certainly be vi

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at least in inner mongolia, in 1939, it proves to be bunk. the soviets have real tanks. bt five, if you keep track of the soviet stage of armor development, not the tea 34, but the development. the tanks have been used en masse, they have a skilled commander, on the operational level, and they will go on to fame, and fortune, and the rest of the korean world war two. then you have an absolute disaster on the part of the japanese. obviously, there is no real, what, enthusiasm about having a second go with the russians in siberia. they say, the russians would otherwise be engaged. they are fighting for their lives against the germans. good point. the japanese are, otherwise, engaged. they've already put their entire army in china. how many land campaigns can the japanese possibly lance? this big strategic debate that they wrote on the japanese army, between the northern road, and the southern road. do we want to go north into siberia, or south into the pacific, to seize their resources? it's a debate that resolves itself. i think you can still make a case, both ways, but e

officials say the epicenter of the outbreak has moved from inner mongolia to the southeastern provinceg. for more on this, cnn's kristie lu stout joins me now live from hong kong. so the epicenter of infection is moving. what's the latest? >> reporter: covid-19 cases continue to rise in china, particularly in this joe zhang province. this is a major manufacturing center. it's also a shipping port. on sunday, china reported 80 new locally transmitted cases of the virus, 74 from joe zhang. what we're seeing is the epicenter of this latest flare up of covid-19 infection in china moving from the north, from the inner mongolia region on the border with russia down to the eastern coastal area of zhejiang. this is where alibaba, the tech giant, is located. this is where one of the world's busiest ports is located. this is the world's third busiest container port. you may remember earlier this year in august, there was just a single case of covid-19 that was detected at this port. the entire port was shut down for a number of weeks. that led to shipping congestion, and it wreaked havoc on the

the japanese, there were some border disputes in inner mongolia between the soviet sphere and the japanese puppet colony, if you will, puppet empire. both sides had some cavalries, some mongolian cavalries, a soviet surrogate, is that it? >> close enough? >> close enough. fighting on behalf of the japanese, that leads to bigger skirmishes, eventually divisions, and i would say roughly a re-enforced corps on both sides, both designated armies. in the course of the fighting through the summer of 1939, the better part of two japanese divisions are encircled and destroyed. they went through their entire playbook of we don't need heavy tanks, we don't need heavy artillery? why? because we have the spirit or superior morale on the part of our soldiers that will allow them to triumph, even when the material odds are against them, and there's that fascist formulation one more time, and of course, at least in inner mongolia in 1939, it proves to be bunk. the soviets have real tanks. bt-5s, if you're sort of keeping track of what soviet stage of armor developments, not jet the t-34, but the forerunn

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while the government, as it did recently in inner mongolia, sticks to its zero covid policy.of workers lock down whole neighborhoods to catch every single case. thailand has taken the opposite approach. its airports, even with omicron on the march, are still busy. travelers arrive into bangkok, once the world's most visited city, have to be tested and screened these days, but they are still welcome as they come with desperately tourist dollars. it's becoming clear that booster shots will be key in managing an omicron outbreak. so asian governments are now pivoting to that, but it's a tall order with so many people. for example, here in south korea, only 10% of those who need booster shots have had them. elizabeth palmer, seoul. >>> nasa will soon be one step closer to getting a deeper look into the mysteries of the universe. a giant telescope is set to be launched into space next wedn wednesday. david pogue explains why it's so important. >> the hubbell space telescope, our window on the universe. >> reporter: in 1990, nasa launched the hubbell space telescope. it had faced y

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