washington decided to restore the air base on the island of tnyan, a military airfield in the pacific oceanhat the united states actively used during the second world war, including for launching nuclear strikes on japan. to return to operation a strategic facility for the modernization of which almost $80 million was allocated, the case of an escalation of the conflict with china has been resolved. with details, our own correspondent in japan, sergei mingazhev. the news is quite recent, there have been no official comments yet from the united states about why they are restoring the air base, so on the other hand, it looks like an internal matter of the united states, so there are official comments accordingly. neither does the japanese authorities. the tinyaan base was indeed actively used by american troops in the last year of the second world war, during which attacks were carried out on tokyo, in particular the bombing of tokyo 10 march 1945 was carried out by b-29 bombers, flying stenyaan and both atomic bombs. b-29s, which took off from tinian, were also dropped on jeroshima on gosaka

in other regions, including china and the pacific ocean region, the cost of labor has already become extremely high, and the cost of labor in africa is extremely low. naturally, where will the key ones go now? investments, corporations, banks? of course, in the african region, they will be the ones who will give the maximum marching power, and for good reason. at the beginning of the twenty-third year , various global economic platforms began to analyze the development forecast for african countries, they indicate that it is the southern, southern africa, central africa that will give the maximum economic growth rates from 7 to 9%, this is very high, such a rate were at the dawn of china's development as an industrial zone. and of course under these conditions, belarus understands that we need to pick up this trend and drag this trend onto our economy, what does drag mean? this means that we will supply our goods, services, our specialists, our labor resources there, they will receive maximum margins, that is, what does this mean, this means that in a unit of time the belarusian will

communities from oregon to the pacific ocean to right here in the bay area. >>> the news at 5:30 starts now. thank you for joining us. >> throughout the years, valencia street in the san francisco mission district has been one of the busiest parts of the neighborhood. but today, small business owners on the street say that the recently installed center bike lane is killing the shops. they are calling for the city to abandon the pilot project or to prepare for consequences. we explain. >> more than a dozen business owners and a few neighbors literally took protests to the street. they denounce to the center bike lane that was installed earlier this year and stood in it for the duration of the demonstration. >> even as they spoke, drivers went by shouting for disapproval of the lanes. >> what i propose is to move it into a residential area. >> that is nikki dewald, the owner and operator of blondie's bar and is one of many who have the posters in their windows, blaming the center bike lane for a drop in customers. they said there is so much confusion on the street that many regular custom

military airfield in the pacific ocean. the second world war, including for launching nuclear strikes on japan. the situation of aggravation of the conflict with china has been resolved to return to operation the strategic facility for the modernization of which almost $80 million was allocated. our own correspondent in japan, sergei mingazhev, is now in direct contact. sergey, hello. how does japan react to this american initiative? yes, vera, hello, the news is quite recent, there are still no official comments from the united states about why they are restoring the air base. there was no tienian, so on the other hand it looks like an internal matter of the united states, so accordingly there are no official comments from the japanese authorities either, the tienian base was indeed actively used by american troops in the last year of the second world war, from there attacks were carried out on tokyo, in particular , the bombing of tokyo on march 10 , 1945 was carried out by b-29 bombers flying from tinian; both atomic bom

from the pacific ocean to the atlantic , the results of important international visits of the president and government were summed up at the independence palace. militants are being trained in poland for terrorist attacks in belarus, who is training the fighters, revealed names and locations of the kgb statement. and the new prime minister of poland dismissed the heads of all five intelligence services. coincidence. the west created in ukraine. china, the united arab emirates, vietnam and african countries, a busy negotiation marathon and a wide range of agreements that now need to be implemented, as well as think about the future, as alexander lukashenko cited india as an example. oddeno is worth noting china’s desire to further develop cooperation with belarus; there are now only positive dynamics on all issues. all the questions that we posed to the chairman of the people's republic of china, sidinpin, they received one answer: yes, we are ready to work, to go deeper, let's work together, let's work in a friendly manner. this visit was very productive and useful for our country. chin

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i kiss you like the pure pacific ocean and the sun. it blooms in my soul and in my soul, i love the soil of your envelope, o country, i kiss you, my hope is pure, and the sun blooms in my soul and in my soul, i love the soil of your envelope, o country. the oil ministers of iran and iraq will meet today and among the plans of this the meeting to sign the contract will be between the oil ministers of the two countries. his excellency mr. suleiman ghasemian, director general of asia and africa of the international deputy of the ministry of oil , is our guest to talk about today's meeting. hello, good morning and welcome. hello, good morning to you and your colleagues, dear viewers . hello and greetings . greetings. what is the agenda of today's meeting and the meeting of the oil ministers of iran and iraq? since the policy of the 13th government is to develop relations with neighbors, it has been prioritized. to deep historical and cultural ties. between the two countries and the high capacity of cooperation in the oil and gas and petroc

on the planet, in the middle east, how much will the massacre cost, and if it breaks out in the pacific ocean trillions-trillions of dollars, well, let’s direct them to the cleanliness of the planet, and you won’t have to look... as we say in our language for coal, this money, alexander lukashenko spoke about helping developing countries in this matter, talking a lot on the sidelines of the summit with african leaders. it is now that the process of decolonization has truly begun in the region. africa needs a lot of technology, products, and training; belarus can offer all this. we agreed on meetings at the summit, literally within 10 days alexander lukashenko was already received in kenya and equatorial guinea. this is the east and center of africa, both states. a lot is decided on the continent. 74 specific projects in equatorial guinea, which can be implemented tomorrow, and cooperation agreements in kenya. here are the results of these visits, in short: the main thing for africa is that belarusians come as partners, and not with claims to something that africa is trying to get rid of with

part of your mission is to leave the navigator in the pacific ocean.l, when it comes to the exercise, it means that all the equipment that was there was used, except for the missile and ajdal, which was not a plan . it was definitely used, but let's assume that if this exercise ends now , all of our ammunition will be used up in less than 24 hours. everyone's watch has been replaced, so how did this happen and the way it was not observed means that they don't know about the fuel supply in the same way as the food itself , because it has a capacity anyway, it cannot be carried for a very long time. . all of these things were not hindered in visits like we went to banadar, that is, every time we requested a visit, we said to do it with the highest quality, and we ourselves knew , anyway, what the loved ones are looking for, what is unclear to them, well, they looked at everything. they didn't understand anything, we didn't say anything, that's all whatever it was, it was really the same, so that's why they think that our equipment has one part, which is

the oregon country generally defined as region from the rocky mountains in east to the pacific ocean in the west, from. 42nd parallel in the south. this is the border between today, between oregon and california. and then north to 54 degrees, 40 minutes of latitude. that's today's between alaska and columbia. now, as you know from previous lectures, much of this was initially claimed by spain in 1770s. and the 1780s, even spain's withdrawal from newcastle found on vancouver island, the 1790s. spain still maintains a presence rather limited but still a presence on the northwest coast, in part virtue of its holdings in. california. we also have to remember russia, which by 1790 had established its colony in russian america or alaska, the north. and remember the russians had also established a trading post fort ross on the western, the california coast, north of san francisco. so initially, least spain and russia are still nominally involved in the oregon country by about 1820. however, spain and russia had withdrawn from the region mostly for reasons. and so this leaves britain and the

. countries for so long, intensity meetings, negotiations, flights, we saw everything from the pacific oceanatlantic, as the head of state said. as a result, the trajectory of our work on the far arc emerges quite clearly, the prospects are very good. africa is one of the most promising areas, the president is encouraging everyone to work intensively at a high pace and with the same productivity. as the president noted, there are no problems in cooperation with china. this is our strategic partner with whom we have collaborated, are cooperating and will continue to cooperate. great mutual interest with united arab emirates, not only in a bilateral format, but also, as the head of state indicated, possible joint work in africa. negotiations between the government delegation in uzbekistan and vietnam were also discussed. the prime minister reported here in detail about the results of the trip. as for belarusian-uzbek relations, about specific plans and... they are preparing for the seizure of objects and terrorist attacks in seven so-called harugviy in poland of belarus. the chairman of the st

it, i think that people today should not have any questions about what the far arc is, from the pacific oceanwe must work, i would like to emphasize once again that our circle of close neighbors and partners includes the countries of the commonwealth of independent states, russia, the chinese people's... will make their proposal in the near future, no later than the first quarter of next year, a plan for working with india, exactly a plan like this we did in africa with equatorial guinea. we don't need tourist trips, we need solutions to specific issues. contacts with the african continent did not begin to be established yesterday, but 2023 filled them with specifics and will definitely become a turning point in belarus’ work in africa. babwe and equatorial guinea no longer seem so exotic today. many ministers and specialists have recently visited guinea twice, preparing the ground for negotiations at the highest level. by the way, the soil in the literal sense. work in the agricultural sector - one of the areas of cooperation, although a dozen and a half were identified in the road map. when

on the planet, in the middle east, how much will the massacre cost, and if it breaks out in the pacific oceandollars, well, let's use them to clean the planet. and there will be no need to look for, as we say, i will spend this money, we have gathered here in order to once again express concern, and those who even spoke in the forefront here, concerned about their grandchildren, they after all, these wars are being waged, wars are a terrible pollution of the planet, let's stop it, so the most important thing is that we need to learn to say less words and do more, i understand that if we adopt some kind of declaration or memorandum, as always happens with us, we it’s unlikely that we will achieve anything, but let’s, as they said here, again at the beginning of the speaker, 80% of the dirt on the planet comes from twenty leading states, let’s write it down in our declaration, mr. chairman. not a concern, but we will demand that they reduce their emissions by at least half atmosphere, we won’t do this, so why are we gathered? here they are, money, real money, 10 trillion dollars, which we can s

this is an island of french polynesia, which is located in the pacific ocean 1500 km from paris itselfse with the construction of the simplest referee tower: an aluminum structure weighing 9 tons must accommodate 40 people, these are referees and television cameramen. drilling began last week and during the work a construction barge damaged a coral reef, causing a powerful wave of outrage from environmental activists. and now the international surfing association is seriously starting to talk about canceling the olympic tournament. we, as the organizers of the games, must be at the service of the local authorities of the population, they want to continue this project. the construction of a new tower is necessary because it will be needed.

alexander lukashenko’s grand tour from the pacific ocean to the atlantic has already been called an examplef the mobility of belarusian diplomacy. well, the political road has been paved, now it is important to fill this path, and not only the silk one, without braking specific projects and programs. implementation of all agreements reached under control, instructions from the president. the government and ministers will have to implement all these agreements. i think that the main task is to enlist the support of those countries that are ready to follow the path of creation and development with the republic of belarus. and i think that it was a success, judging by the results that we see today, these plans that we have, we managed to shatter the myth that belarusians are a faded, exclusively nation, we showed their dynamism, their interest and focus on moving forward. geography of recent trips of the head of state, are these the new geopolitical centers behind these regions of the future? the future is in these regions, you are right, because today, according to expert estimates, the main

, she is on the shore of the pacific ocean, you are in the north, she is in the north, well, inhe city of orenburg, the european lyceum of a suburban village, tsarevich nikolai alexandrovich went at the head of the delegation to... so they tried to persuade him, why it was so important for them, what rumors were circulating, the medarva had already started working, there was a very difficult situation there, that nikolai was in a hurry to marry him , that tsarevich nikolai there were rumors, supported by the prussian king and the german emperor welgel ii, that tsarevich nikolai wanted to marry his sister. margarita, no, zolotka, i haven’t heard about such rumors, he had a specific, absolutely, as you say now, relationship, i have a question with whom? please, arshturbezhinar, vologda region, sokolsky district, and the marriage to alice gesenskaya was undertaken to develop rumors about nicholas ii’s affair with matilda kshesinskaya, with a ballerina, yes, that’s vologda. they know everything so well, attention, correct answer: they went to drown out the stormy rumors about the he

alexander lukashenko’s grand tour from the pacific ocean to the atlantic has already been called an exampleobility of belarusian diplomacy. well, the political road has been paved, now it is important to fill this path, and not only the silk one, without braking, with specific projects and programs. the implementation of all agreements reached for control is the order of the president. relationships, then only each country will occupy, depending on its desire, on its resources, on its vision, the place that it wants, in this lies the meaning of the new system: there is no need to assign roles, no one will assign them, you need to integrate, look for your place, this is exactly the process that is currently underway. now, if we evaluate the general background of the negotiations, the mood on the sidelines, is belarus seen in these regions as a reliable, friendly partner? play a huge role. more than thirty years of political experience of our president, his authority in the international arena, his speech at all summits, where he really defends the interests of developing countries, going, as

december 9, dw, the, the, in the middle of the pacific ocean, an ambitious expedition has set taps to explore the deep sea going when no human has ever gone before. where a numerous deposits of minerals night dormant can humanity benefit from this on top, the source of wealth. the technology to harvest h already exists. the 1st prototype of the deep sea collect to the treasure stones, these cold atanya. it's being tested at a depth of several 1000 meters, scientists and monitoring its deployments. because what is technically feasible might actually destroy a delicate underwater wells. is it was the risk this isn't included in them. these are basically batteries in stone form. this is exactly what you need to build a battery. there's manganese, nickel, cobalt and copper to conduct the electricity. environmental protection organizations such as green piece one to prevent d. c, mining at all costs. it's the last cost of the planet that humans have yet to exploit for resources of the oceans in danger, the making peace with nature is of the funding task of the century, preserving as restar

celebrate the holiday were residents of kiribati, an island state located in the western part of the pacific oceannts of new zealand and polar explorers from the south pole in antarctica have already entered 2024. the new year has burst into far eastern russia. just a couple of minutes ago, glasses were raised in anador and kamchatka. they made a wish for the chimes of the inhabitants of the fidi islands and some other pacific islands of nauru and tuvalu. the president of belarus congratulated foreign leaders on the new year holidays. messages sent the leadership of the russian federation and leaders of the cis countries, as well as government, political, public, creative and religious figures, representatives of the business community. commonwealth countries, heads of other countries in various regions of the world and heads of international and regional organizations. belarus will create the magic of the main night of our country in prime time, the first button of a festive concert. the viewer will merge in a retro song with the tempos of the rating show factor byy. in new arrangements from the

are planned to be taken to tighten control over the radiological situation in the waters of the pacific oceanunt the opinion of rosselkhoznadzor that the accumulation of radioactive substances in bottom sediments and herbibionts cannot but occur, turn on the microphone, lyudmila, we must always keep within according to the regulations, but i’m finishing because i’ll focus the water. keeps coming. thank you. thank you. well, a lot has already been said on this score, including by the governors, governor of primorye, scientists from the very beginning were ready to determine how much this water would negatively affect the environment, biological resources, which are also consumed by our population. as i understand it, my chinese colleagues and i initially, within the framework of magatte, raised the question that this process should be under the control of this respected organization. now, in addition to what you said, the magat secretariat has an obligation to pay special attention to this issue; they periodically submit reports that do not have such of a disturbing nature. so i will say, but

it will be celebrated first on christmas island in kiribat, in the central pacific ocean.ding to the chinese calendar is the year of the green wooden dragon, these are mythical. according to numerous legends, creatures are practically omnipotent, control rain and wind, influence the weather and productivity, personify unearthly strength, luck and vital energy. katerina strikha tried to find the most enduring strong dragon, got acquainted with the basics of chinese writing and discovered the world of martial art wushu. a step on the stolon, another on the belt, let ’s do it, two, yes. will be seen on the holiday evening at 21:00. a fascinating spectacle, the dance of a dragon from heaven, a tribute to ancient traditions, and another of the important rituals of celebrating the new year, which. in china it will come a little later than in belarus, on february 10. our children have already begun, they are beginning to study, this is the art of dance. at our kanfusia institute, there are special wushu masters working there. allibin discovered the world of chinese writing many y

seven modern nuclear-powered ships provide passage of cargo ships across the arctic ocean to the pacific oceanall year round. nearby in belokamenka there is a center for the construction of large-scale transport. novotek offshore structures, these are giant floating gas liquefaction plants, they are towed at 2.0 km along the northern sea route to another part of the country. the khibiny mountain range produces the basis for the purest fertilizers on the planet. we are located in one of the largest underground mines in the world, kirov, a squat depth of 157 m. apatite nephilin ore is mined here. khiminy also has the longest ski season in the country. from october to july. the ski resort, bolshoi vudyavr, is named after this lake, a real pearl, khibiny. you definitely need to see this at least once in your life. arctic coast of teriberka, tundra and deer, the hospitality of the northerners, will make everyone fall in love with the murmansk region. but how can you not fall in love, even if the murmansk region brought the aurora with it to moscow, which means it’s time to make a wish. a little ove

journals of lewis and clark, detailing their expedition to explore the west all the way to the pacific ocean from 1804 to 1806. watch c-span's encore presentation of "books that shaped america," weeknights at 9:00 eastern on c-span or go online to view the series and learn more about each book featured. >> next, a former cia deputy director for analysis talks about implementation and protection of open source intelligence. topics include the role of intelligence analysts and tradecraft, guarding against disinformation and misinformation, and the difference between open source and clandestine intelligence gathering. this is just under 45 minutes. athering. >> good morning and welcome to our final program of the calendar year. we are pleased to host one of the community's leaders for the first in our three part series, the future of open source intelligence, sponsored by james. before we begin, a couple of housekeeping notes. if you have any questions, and we hope you do, please submit them through the questions box on the right side of your screen. we have over 700 registered for today's prog

don't think w a documentary looking at the consequences of industrial exportation of the pacific ocean floor. of course i'll be back at the top of the have a good the there's no, i'm just john can have a site just to make the right decision, dw news on the ground, to follow the in the middle of the pacific ocean, an ambitious expedition has set taps to explore the deep sea going when no human has ever gone before. where a numerous deposits of minerals, 9 dormant country menissi benefit from this on top, the source of wealth, the technology to harvest, it already exists. the 1st prototype of a deep sea collective for the treasure stones is called atanya. it's being tested at a depth of several 1000 meters, scientists and monitoring its deployments. because what is technically feasible might actually destroy a delicate underwater wells. is it less than risk? this isn't included in them. both of these are basically batteries in stone form. this is exactly what you need to build a battery. there's manganese, nickel, cobalt and copper to conduct the electricity and environmental protection

on the planet, in the middle east, how much will the massacre cost, and if it breaks out in the pacific ocean, it’s trillions and trillions of dollars, well, let’s use them to clean the planet, and there will be no need to look for, as we say in coal, this... money, we have gathered here in order to once again express concern, and those who even spoke here in the first birth, concerned about their grandchildren, they are, after all, waging these wars , and wars are terrible pollution of the planet, let's stop it, the summit is also an opportunity for politicians to discuss current issues in detail with colleagues, it turned out to be a very effective busy day for our president, it was like negotiations in a format on feet on the sidelines summit, as well as full-fledged bilateral meetings. alexander lukashenko spoke with the leaders of cuba, toga, azerbaijan, the president of serbia, zimbabwe, kenya, and mongolia. chairman of the african union, president of the comoros islands and many others. the agenda is not only climate, politics, economics, trade, new projects and upcoming foreign visits

on the planet, in the middle east, how much will the massacre cost, and if it breaks out in the pacific oceanare trillions and trillions of dollars, well, let ’s direct them towards a clean planet, and there will be no need to look for, as we say for coal , this money, we have gathered here in order to once again express concern, and those who even spoke here in the forefront, concerned about their grandchildren, they are fighting these wars, and wars are a terrible pollution of the planet. let's stop this, so the most important thing is that we need to learn say fewer words and do more, i understand that if we adopt some kind of declaration or memorandum, as always happens with us, we are unlikely to achieve anything, but let’s, as they said here, again speaking at the beginning, 80 % of dirt on the planet - from twenty leading states, let's write down in our declaration, mr. chairman, not concern, but demand it from them. reduce emissions into the atmosphere by at least half, we won’t do this, so why are we gathered? here is the money, real money, 10 trillion dollars, which we can stop in w

hand and talk about eternal common human values, about a single space from the atlantic to the pacific oceanere everything they will be happy and equal. in security, the west remains with this task, not the competitiveness of our economy, the advantage of the west in the ability to increase military capabilities, this is all from the evil one, and it seems to me that these are the measures which took place in moscow, the united russia congress and putin’s meeting with the leaders of the duma factions. and his speech at the rally on sunday, rooted in the root of trust, but more than once, by the way, we convinced that the west was dishonest, but every time, probably according to the tradition of our people, we always hoped for the best, forgave somewhere, somewhere they forgot, somewhere they decided not to make a scandal out of it, but now, in my opinion, everything... the dots are dotted and, the expression is that we must fight for ukraine until the last ukrainian, otherwise, we know this for sure, putin will take... to keep him in check. season premiere. well, what can i say, gentlemen, w

steppe, by slash-and-burn farming, it’s like we went through this entire ecological niche to the pacific oceannever survive alone, and there are absolutely incredible things in our culture, for example, the novogorod republic, it’s a real democracy there, but look back at the recent past, what happened to our country from forty-five to sixty, how is this possible? drink, she’ll be pushed to the sidelines, but if you wake her up, there’s such creative potential there incredible, so here from the point of view , even from biology, yes, a symbiotic connection , this is the collective mind, it is always stronger than one living person, and this is normal, from the point of view of evolution, just like that, in general they say, it absolutely beats, the collective mind is always equally symbiotic, when everyone helps each other with their skills, knowledge, program, here we are... like some points that you can think about, right?

four ships traversing from the atlantic to the pacific ocean through the panama canal, there are additionals. it's here from the independent economist. when you look at trade from shanghai to new york and asia to the east coast of the us, if we can't go through the panama canal, because it is very constrained because of the low water levels, and we have to ship it through the suez canal, that adds five days, when we have to go around the cape of good hope, that adds another six days. so, potentially, if things cannot get sorted, we will have to live with 11 days extra for cargo to go from asia to the east coast of the us and that will be very expensive. the suez canal authority is very keen for shipping to continue making that passage through the red sea, they released a statement — they say the navigation flows normally as usual... as opposed to the route around the cape of good hope. they said on sunday, 77 ships made the passage through the canal. in recent weeks, that was 2,500 since november 19, but in the same period, 55 ships passed around the cape of good hope. we just have to see i

on the planet, in the middle east, how much will the massacre cost, and if it breaks out in the pacific oceanrillions of dollars, well, let’s direct them towards the cleanliness of the planet, and there will be no need to search, as we say in our i'll charcoal this money, we gathered here to once again express concern, and those who even spoke here in the forefront, concerned about their grandchildren, they are waging these wars, and wars are a terrible pollution of the planet, let's stop it, so the most important thing is for us we must learn to say less words and do more, i understand if we adopt some kind of declaration or memorandum, like ours. yes, it happens, we are unlikely to achieve anything, but let’s, as they said here, again, at the beginning, 80% of the dirt on the planet is from twenty leading states, let us , mr. chairman, not include concerns in our declaration, but demand that they reduce their emissions into the atmosphere by at least half. we won't do this, so why are we gathered? here is money, real money, 10 trillion dollars, which we can stop in wars, direct to cleansing

western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. an

carriers , many dozens of cruisers, hundreds of destroyers conducted amphibious operations in the pacific ocean time fought in many other theaters of war, so if anyone doubts, if possible, remember then churchel’s statement about how he spoke about the american nation that this is a boiling cauldron. who will blow the lid off at the right moment, so to speak, so there is no need to try to force them into certain narrow frameworks of doctrine, they think much more globally and when necessary, can... overexert themselves, including themselves. ask. well, since this is the final show for this year, can i start with kind words, yes. first of all, i would like to send my warmest congratulations to our guys on the front line, because everyone who is there is literally people, and as nikolai senovich tikhanov would say, if you made nails out of these people, the world would not be stronger nails and therefore, of course, guys, we... are really in a well-coordinated team, and although you often show metal in your voice, but this it is for our approach that our common victory is approaching, so i wish y

grand tour of alexander lukashenko. from the pacific ocean to the atlantic has already been called anusian diplomacy, well, the political road has been paved, now it is important to fill this path, and not only the silk one, without braking, with specific projects and programs, the implementation of all agreements reached for control, the instructions of the president. the government and ministers will have to implement all these agreements. i just i categorically warn you not to have any. how do experts and analysts assess the results of the belarusian leader’s big negotiation marathon? are the parties ready to move from words to deeds and what do they see as new points of growth for our economy? in the project, question number one, we collected an authoritative opinion. december turned out to be rich in international visits of various levels, how would you define the main task and, most importantly, were you able to implement it? a turn to the east, actually. the metropolis, in general, is ready to work with us, absolutely, what is at the top now is reliability, responsibility, focu

for ships traversing from the atlantic to the pacific ocean through the panama canal there are additionals, let's hear from the independent economist cornelia meyer.— cornelia meyer. when you look at trade from _ cornelia meyer. when you look at trade from shanghai - cornelia meyer. when you look at trade from shanghai to - cornelia meyer. when you look at trade from shanghai to new| at trade from shanghai to new york_ at trade from shanghai to new york and — at trade from shanghai to new york and asia to the east coast of the — york and asia to the east coast of the us— york and asia to the east coast of the us if we cannot go through— of the us if we cannot go through the panama canal because it is very constrained because — because it is very constrained because of the low water levels. _ because of the low water levels, and we have to ship through— levels, and we have to ship through the suez canal that adds— through the suez canal that adds five days, then we have to id adds five days, then we have to go around — adds five days, then we have to go around the cape of good hope that ad

western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. an

pacific ocean or there is no inscription: arctic ocean?y, or at least watch our consumer supervision carefully, i’ll start looking every weekend, you can’t meet the pacific ocean or you can’t meet the arctic ocean , it seems to me that it’s northern, well , let’s decide. i had a ride in yours turn, on the other side of the arctic , how will they get there, let's get the arctic, that's right, right, well done, everything is correct, on the package of herring it is sometimes written that it is alutor, this name means that the herring is or is prepared according to a special recipe, or the herring was caught in a special geographical region , such a geographical name, this is for you, well, this is very interesting, in fact, i didn’t know all these pitfalls, let’s say, so we put a tick to ourselves that, yeah, this is us we won't, or we'll be there to do differently, sociologists shared survey data, 70% of russians decorate the christmas tree only from the side that is visible, also a discovery for me, i do this myself, and back in december t

a massacre, and if it breaks out in pacific ocean, these are trillions and trillions of dollars, wellt's direct them to clean the planet, and there will be no need to search, as we say, i will squander this money, we have gathered here in order to once again express concern, and those who even here they spoke in the forefront, for their grandchildren , they are fighting these wars, and wars are terrible pollution of the planet, let’s stop it, so the most important thing is that we need to learn to say less words and do more, i understand if we accept what -a declaration or memorandum, as we always have it happens that we are unlikely to achieve anything, but let’s, as they said here, again, 80% of the dirt on the planet comes from the twenty leading states. let's write down in our declaration, mr. chairman, not concern, but demand that they reduce emissions into the atmosphere by at least half, we will not do this. so why are you gathered? this is money, real money. 10 trillion dollars, which we can stop in wars, direct to cleansing our planet, and let's act, let's not start... act, n

next on dw, a documentary looking at the consequences of industrial exportation of the pacific ocean floor. of course, i'll be back at the tough palm beach. have a good the . there is no just you can have a site just to make the right decision, dw, and you can remove follow the.