poland unprecedentedly violates the convention on the protection of the world cultural and natural heritage foreign affairs, chairman of the national commission for unesco vladimir makeev, sent an appeal to the world community to the heads of national commissions for unesco of foreign countries in connection with the construction. poland fenced off the last in the region and the largest european relict forest object on the territory of belovezhskaya pushcha unesco world heritage site vladimir makeev stressed that the polish side, despite repeated requests, has not yet provided information on the details of the construction of the wall and an assessment of its impact on the object's outstanding universal value. meanwhile, warsaw continues to build a fence along the belarusian-polish border, according to the deputy minister of internal affairs of poland , about 120 km have already been built so far. the fence after the authorities are convinced that the fence will supposedly become a barrier for refugees, who want to enter the country. trade union across the polish border, however, so far the

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the last few kilometers of track passed through walt natural heritage site. the unique warden. c with the final stop is vest olandt, the largest town ons it. from here i plan to explore the island the north sea island of zeus has an almost legendary reputation. the endless west beach, the often rough sea, and then this promise of freedom and adventure. but the island suffering more and more from the consequences of tourism. i want to find out more about that and what you can discover here, despite the covert related restrictions, let's go, ah, we take a look back at suits golden age as a hotspot for jet centers and celebrities. on the neighboring island of fur, we see how today's tourism is displacing the locals and will present the winning video of our final v mail campaign. it takes us to south america. ah, like in the summer of 2020, there's a lot going on in. so this year, most of the islands, hotels, and holiday apartments are right here. invest island in this 2nd summer of the pandemic, many germans have opted for a stay cation instead of traveling abroad. ah. com, where

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poland is an unprecedented disruption convention on the protection of the world cultural and natural heritageis was announced by the minister of foreign affairs, chairman of the national commission for unescom, vladimir makei, sent an appeal to the world community. in connection with the construction of a fence in poland on the territory of the bialowieza forest, the last in the region of the largest european relict forest, the polish side, despite repeated requests , has not yet provided information on the details of the construction of the wall and an assessment of its impact. on the unique value of the objects, according to the deputy minister of the interior of poland, by now, about 120 km of the barrier has already been built. it causes serious damage to the animal world of the bialowieza. more often than not, large mammals die because of the wall. the influx of migrants to europe does not stop on the eve of the rescue ship delivered to the port of sicily 294 refugees. they all tried to cross the mediterranean in rubber boats for more than a week. the ship, awaiting permission to dock fr

heritage. who? if not we will save? this is naturaltion, and some types of folk art in the stolin region have just begun to revive the festival. ultimately, it helps art gallery, salon, arthouse brought in the table a master class on creating painted carpets in the century before last, molyavanki, were stolen. belarusian interiors were not painted, but home-made paint was stuffed, painted carpets were imprinted into the fabric with sharp movements. as a kind of folk art, it is included in the list of historical and cultural heritage. in belarus, the goal of the master class is to revive an almost forgotten tradition, the children of the festival were especially actively involved in the process. as a result, it is aimed at promoting national regional brands in a bright entertainment format. this year. the first to receive it was the gomel region. the aim of the project is to show the cultural and tourism and sports potential of the areas, everyone will find something to their liking. the first day is marked by a cultural scientific comp

territory of the pechora ilyichsky reserve, virgin, the forests of which unesco classifies as world natural heritage sites. the mink mother does not have a moment of peace, she needs to constantly hunt in order to feed her insatiable offspring. the babies are already 5 weeks old. their eyes were opened. they are looking forward to what their mother will bring them this time. minks are very agile in the water, they can easily catch fish weighing up to a kilogram. this time the rudd was out of luck. the european mink has long been the object of fur trade, although her fur was considered less valuable. what, for example. sable or marten fur today mink is bred in captivity for fur production. they easily adapt to life in cages and to artificial food. sometimes the prey escapes the mink, nothing can be done, five kids will have to be content with one fish. under the roots of a huge fallen tree , the wolverine arranged a food warehouse. this is one of the few animals that show extreme aggression towards humans even after several generations of life in captivity. the little kuksha is spying on the wolverin

heritage. who, if not we will save? this is naturalgive to our generation, and some types of folk art in the stolin region have just begun to revive the festival. as a result, an art gallery, a salon, an arthouse brought a master class on creating painted carpets to the table in the century before last, the little ones were ukrainian. belarusian interiors were not painted, but home-made paint was stuffed, painted carpets were imprinted into the fabric with sharp movements. as a kind of folk art, it is included in the list of historical and cultural heritage. in belarus, the goal of the master class is to revive an almost forgotten tradition, the children of the festival were especially actively involved in the process. as a result, it is aimed at promoting national regional brands in a bright entertainment format. this year. the first to receive it was the gomel region. the aim of the project is to show cultural tourism and the sports potential of the districts, everyone will find activities to their liking. the first day is marked by

donbass, preventing shelling or possible damage to historical and cultural heritage, which is naturallyr to any resident of ukraine than the values ​​of the current kiev regime. konstantin painushkin larisa nikitina boris kamenov channel one. now about new shelling in the entire semi-populated areas of donbass. an artillery strike was carried out on the market square of svetlodarsk. at that time, humanitarian aid was being distributed there, one dead was reported, two more were injured, injured as a result of an attack on yasinovataya. in addition, buildings on makiivka caught fire there, the kiev security forces fired 15 rockets from installations grad under fire we also gorlovka yelenovka and golmovsky continues to beat the nationalists in the petrovsky district of donetsk there is a dead person. is it true that 10 civilians became victims of the strikes and rumors of the dpr the day before ? today in moscow, state awards were presented to policemen who showed courage and selflessness during a special operation to protect donbass . minister of internal affairs. vladimir kolokoltsev no

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think of all our talents and advantages, unrivalled energy resources, extraordinary natural heritage, all that independent scotland would not succeed. nothing in life is guaranteed but with hard work and the independence to chart our own course, scotland will prosper. the people of scotland have told us, in this chamber, that they want to be right to decide. today we have set “p right to decide. today we have set up the path to deliver it. applause studio: nicola — up the path to deliver it. applause studio: nicola sturgeon _ up the path to deliver it. applause studio: nicola sturgeon has i up the path to deliver it. applause studio: nicola sturgeon has laid i up the path to deliver it. applause| studio: nicola sturgeon has laid out her plan for a second referendum on scottish independence, now is the time for independence, she said, she said she had a clear democratic mandate and the issue of independence cannot be suspended. she argued the date for it should be the 19th of october 2023 with the same question as 2014, should scotland be an independent country? a statement there with

with our exceptional food and drink industry, extraordinary natural heritage and the strength we haveection. it will give us the wrong direction. it will give us the ability, just like these comparative countries, to fulfil the vast potential we have and both are wealthier, fairer, happier country wealthier, fairer, happier country we know as possible. that then is the price, building a better nation, now and for the future, that indeed is the whole purpose of independence. grasping that prize will not be without challenge, nothing worth doing ever is. so in the months ahead we will set out in detail how we can make the transition to independence, how we can never get overcome these challenges so that this precious prize, the opportunity of a better country, can be won. scotland now and for the generations that come after us deserves the very best, and independence is how we can secure that. thank you very much for listening, i will now hand over to patrick to say a few words and then we will take your questions. last ear, of we will take your questions. last year. of course. _ we wil

communities, states, travel nations, and other partners to conserve and steward our nation's natural resources, cultural heritage, to the benefit of everyone. hoping to benefit jobs, grow the economy, and grow the resilience to the challenges our changing climate. i'm grateful that over the past year i have been able to visit many of your states and meet the great people that you represent. it is my hope that these visits will continue in the future. the work that we do would not be possible without your leadership and support. i look forward to continued collaboration on so many of these important issues. before we turn our attention to the budget, i have gotten a lot of questions about the outer continental shelf of your planning process and i want to talk about that upfront. the previous administration had stopped work, in 2018, on the new five year plan. there has been a lot to do to catch up on this. varying conflicting litigation has also been a factor. of course as i stated previously, ball one is moving forward expeditiously and the department will release the proposed program which is the next step in t

because that's where there seem to be a concentration of activity and and heritage and and resources cultural resources. as well as natural, but the cultural resources that were concentrated in that zone where it became the topic the subject area defining the boundaries of what our books about. the most exciting research projects that i was able to do funded by the rockefeller foundation was to look at san antonio as a transnational community and it gave me the insights of how many people live, you know crossing the borders that they they have family members on both sides of the borders some of them have businesses on both sides of the borders, and it doesn't you don't have to have a legal citizenship to have these connections across the borders. so we you know, we expanded on that sense of the connection as far back into mexico is monterey, which has the long connection with san antonio economically people who came from monterey to san antonio during the revolution. i mean, there's such a rich history and culture. of the borderlands right here. yeah, and that the terms that harriet used were something that struck me as a

recorded 367 cases of destruction of ukrainian cultural heritage, the russian occupying forces destroyed and damaged more than 30 museums and natureeserves 116 architectural monuments and more than 130 yurii dankevich voice of america lviv ukraine and this is the end of it thank you for watching voice of america in ukrainian see you tomorrow good luck papa na ministry of economy ministry of economy is studying all these documents if they are all good well and according to the registration to everyone requirements, the ministry of economy issues the corresponding order mr. oleksandr and if we talk about the approval of the list, you say that the ministry of defense will carefully study them. and how long can it take? you know the bureaucracy, there are certain bureaucratic procedures , no one has removed it from the agenda. well, for now, taking into account such a difficult process of data exchange, in principle, the procedure can take up to 2 weeks, well, i will tell you frankly . more precisely, we will launch this online booking mechanism and there will be an automated system that will allow

the caucasian state nature reserve is included in the unesco world heritage list.n. the largest representative of wild artiodactyls in russia, the weight of an adult male can reach a ton. these animals prefer a solitary lifestyle. the original inhabitants of the forests of the caucasus, the caucasian bison completely disappeared in the late twenties of the last century. only thanks to human activity, it was possible to save the bison on hybrids were brought to our planet in the caucasian reserve. caucasian and belovezhskaya bison with bison in recent years. the number of bison is again threatened by the danger of a poacher. they are hunted even on the territory of the reserve. flowers in the mountain meadows of the caucasus are of various types and shades, and we know many of them as garden plants, hazel grouse. rhododendrons and irises, but here they are much more picturesque. meeting with a bear in the caucasus is not uncommon; four species of brown bears live here at once, the syrian brown bear is different lighter in color and relatively small in size in spring

states travel, nations and other partners, to conserve and steward our nations and natural resources and cultural heritage for the benefit of every bought one. imperious programs are helping january jobs, grow the economy and build resilience to the challenges of our changing climate. i'm grateful that over the past year, i've been able to visit many of your states and to beat the great people that you represent. and it's my hope that these visits will continue in the future. the work we do would not be possible without your leadership and support, and i look forward to continued collaboration on so many of these important issues. before we turn our attention to the budget, i've gotten a lot of questions about the art of continental shelf five-year planning process, so i want to talk about that upfront. the previous administration had stopped working in 2018 on the new five year plan, so there has been a lot to do to catch up on this. very conflicting litigation has also been a factor. but of course, as i stated previously, bomb is moving forward to expeditiously, and the department will really see -- pro

nature. the absolute disregard for the eu environmental agenda and the preservation of unesco world heritagehcha is now being demonstrated by the authorities of lithuania and poland, who are trying to fence themselves off with a wall from belarus until july 1, warsaw wants to complete the construction of a giant fence with barbed wire and divide the protected area. lithuania plans to erect its barrier before the end of summer. minsk declares the danger of this wall for a unique ecosystem, demands to stop construction and is waiting for assistance from unesco from the belarusian lithuanian border report by anastasia savkovskaya. lithuania finally bristled the fence on the border, this zone of the lida border detachment is almost ready in these frames. it looks like there has been a lot of construction going on here recently. only in this area, the lithuanians have already fenced off 120 km, the delivery of equipment was carried out, working construction teams. daily. uh, intensive construction of an engineering barrier. conducted all the way except for. e water e water space, in other words,

naturally gluten-free and dairy free. and the food was just absolutely spectacular. >> i'm excited about native people reclaiming their heritage and sharing it with us, because we have a lot to learn from the people who were here before us. fred: or relearn, says nat, a diner from california. >> in los angeles, we've been so removed from our ability to have our indigenous foods that we could not have a meal like this. fred: he is a biologist for the band of mission indians in the los angeles basin area and he was thrilled to see things like corn that is nixtamilized, or treated in an alkaline solution. >> it's a process that our tribe did for thousands of years. and what this is actually, within grains, such as acorn, such as corn, they have a layer that needs to be removed. so in order for this product to be nutritious, you have to remove that. every tribe had this component. it was like our chicken soup. fred: a far cry from diets seen today across indian country, says sherman. >> our focus is indigenous communities. some of these communities can have upwards to 60% type two diabetes because of the nutritional access that th

heritage foundation has submitted 400 request on that topic and others. it's time to take the country back and inspected into the confirmation nature of president biden andals in washington, d.c. would americans hear that they think it's a conspiracy. i don't know if it's conspiracy as much people have allowed to get away with and it starts with the president of the united states. we need to have the courage to end this practice. maria: it's very disturbing. kevin, it's great to get your insight. we apologize for the delay in talking over one another. sarah westwood thank you for jumping in. kevin we will see you soon, have a good day, we appreciate your time. a quick break why one major airline has their pilots protesting outside this morning. fox business lydia hu is in with it all she is a full report. ♪ say goodbye to daily insulin injections. and simplify life with diabetes with omnipod. it's a tubeless, waterproof pod that provides insulin without multiple daily injections. now is the time to try it with a free, no commitment, 30-day omnipod dash trial. go to omnipod.com/free for risk information, instructions for use and free trial terms and condi

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