to treat the storm water from buena island. we might see that when we go out there. there are tidal wetlands plan for the northern side of the island where the sea level rise adaptation and flood protect for future sea level rise is held back away from the edge of the island to allow sea level rise to come onto the island to create future tidal wetland which is helpful for the level wise flood out existing wetlands and there are some natural vernal pool in wetland that's captured rainwater and capturing certain habitat so there's three purposes of the wetland primarily around water filtration and habitat creation. >> consumable sustainability was incorporated in the redesigning of treasure island. innovative urban farming is included in the plans to foster economic viability, conservation of water, and to promote ecological sustainability. >> the urban farm is 20 island. and it's a commercial farm to produce food. it's not community where the volunteers and neighbors grow their own, it's commercially run to maximize the food pro

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ in the 1989 lom the ground level of this island dropped by four inches. pretty much

control over the island. saudi arabia and the former government of... turadi protested the move by their former arab allies. it triggered heavy conflicts between the two sides in southern yemen. it left thousands of forces from both sides dead or wounded in different areas, including aiden and shaba. two weeks after the occupation of sokotra by the uae, after riyad and supporters of mansur hadi ramped up pressure, "the uae army agreed to hand over the administrative control of the island to the resigned government of mansur hadi, but it still had military control over the island and airport. the amady see this as an opportunity to demonstrate some real kind of arab style nation building, economic, rebuild them, and they see the ports as the fundamental way to do this. so now the emiraties control the port of muka that we talk. better early they took back from aqap, the port of aiden, port of moca, if data gets resolved, then they control a port of hudata on the on the red sea, so all the major ports are now ba

the island is part of the commerce archipelago, which was once french colonial territory. unlike its sister islands, my ex shows and the 1970s to remain with bronze you pay with us here in french is differential language. hey, approximately 300000 inhabitants of the island also entitled to social benefits, health care and education, much as in maine and from an island of relative prosperity in one of the forest regions and the world a portal to your the up to 10 votes with hundreds of migrants arrived from the commerce every day. the nearest island is only $72.00 inches away and the board, the police are completely overwhelmed. they are now as many foreigners living on the islands as they are french citizens. many of them without papers mohammad, well, i don't want to use cousin originally a korean came to evaluate there's a teenager, you know, helps young people from the slums to obtain a residence permits are assigned to the ones that have got when i look at these teams it pains my great mistake, henders young people who want to succeed and who are motivated to some what

what all of his parents came from the neighboring islands? the commerce years ago, a while she was born in my yacht, went to school there and has french citizenship. she's unable to receive an id cards and is therefore prevented from such twice she has been picked up by the police. the officers intimidating her. she now no longer there is to go to the us arches for help see, i will stay here loose this. yeah. i'd have to give up every thing i had imagined all of my dreams. and then sometimes i asked myself, why was i phone to live this life? and i was told that with french citizenship that you can have every single home, but it's not what made it easier for me. why don't you sole consolation, her daily chats on the phone with her friends, they all ready another, you know, another french island with better prospects for the future. waiting for her my yacht is about 8000 kilometers from paris. the island is part of the commerce archipelago, which was once french colonial territory on like its sister islands. my ex shows and the 1970s to remain w

status quo is about the existential state of this island today. given the fact that china is constantly talking about the need to unite. sitzenpin insists on this. sydzenpin said several times on the eve of the elections that he was in favor of a peaceful union, but might have to use military means. and that's all. led societies is a request for peace, none of the candidates spoke any such rhetoric that would be bellicose, because taiwanese people are very afraid of war, they see these threats, and accordingly, not every candidate avoided those points that could be this threat, if we take lai tsinde, he is known for his pro-democracy, pro-independence politics, and his opponents talked about it a lot. that... that is, if he becomes president, they used this component, which means he will declare independence, but he realizes that declaring independence is actually declaring war on taiwan, and the people do not want that, so he is already in his election campaign the company said that there is no need to declare the independence of the island, since

of these are located on the japanese islands. adquarters of the us pacific fleet is also located there. there are currently three operating points in australia: an intelligence center in alice springs and bases in exmouth in darwin, on the island of guam in oceania the naval base of apra harbor is located, the permanent home of los angeles-class nuclear submarines patrolling the pacific. ocean. the largest us base on the red sea is cample magnier, located in djibouti. it appeared in 2002 and is administered by the us africa command. several thousand troops are permanently stationed there and conduct raids against islamic radicals in yemen and somalia. neighboring the americans in djibouti there are also military bases of at least four other countries, china, japan, italy and france. the chinese base, which is called a logistics point in beijing, was built in... 2017. its number personnel is unknown, but according to the china delhi newspaper, it can accommodate up to 10 thousand people. the fifth fleet of the us navy is located in

this is washington's de facto representation on the island. the delegation will include senior officials from the white house and state department, but all with a prefix. ex, current congressmen can visit taipei after the inauguration of the new head of the island’s administration. this was announced in the house of representatives. laitsinde, from the current ruling party, won the elections that took place the day before, which means that the anti-chinese course of the island authorities will continue. after this news, the people's republic of china expressed hope that washington would stop, i quote, sending false signals to the separatist forces. together with the elections of the head the island administration in taiwan also voted for members of parliament. ksenia nekrasova sorted it out. the candidate from the ruling democratic party celebrated his election victory in a big way, but speaking on stage in front of supporters, taiwan's newly elected chief of staff did not address them to beijing, saying that he was determined to defend taiwan.

there are two main ones on the island... n took 13 mandates, occupying the mayoral chair in four of the six main cities, including the capital taipei. following the announcement of the vote results, tsai-ing-wen announced her resignation as party chairman, which she had held since may 2020, but will remain as taiwan's chief of staff until the elections, which will be held in early 2024, and in the meantime she is trying to avoid an abrupt change. political course, the kuomintang party, which essentially created taiwan and even represented china at the un for more than 20 years, traditionally follows a course of interaction with beijing and does not reject the opportunity to reach an agreement. the commandant considers it important not to provoke the prc and not raise the issue of the status of the island. taiwanese politics resembles a pendulum. the rapprochement between taipei and beijing began in 2008. after the gumildan came to power. led by smandyu. over the next 8 years, beijing and taipei signed a number of major agreem

the island serves as both a model and a place of refuge. for example, the l g b t to plus community is welcome to year and 2019 taiwan became the 1st asian country to legalize same sex marriage typing pride. march is growing every year with 120000 people taking part in 2022. the less than 4 decades after martial law was lifted, taiwan commands respect. it also inspires arches like the film director 0 tool who sprays the rain to attend pride with her partner or the challenge with the watson way. those kinds of atmosphere makes me feel proud of my country. what's in the hank? i'm high when the toner and some way porch. i love the fact that taiwan has done away with strong man politics. a great nation doesn't need a strong man called what a civil society. that's what makes. i'm a towards the side down to so we'd purchase the open, strong and confident. ty wants new identity, excludes optimism. but the question remains, will that be enough to hold off spacing, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the shift your guide to life and it did to, to

they headed to taiwan and to power their the island became the republic of china. from here they planned to regain control of the whole country. but things didn't go according to plot the 70 years later, taiwan is a model of democracy. while beijing remain spent henri conquering it was a population of 24000000 taiwan wants to maintain that sovereignty. increasingly, the country is distancing itself from mainland china. but if the conflict escalate, it could have consequences for the whole world. the of the the mountains of taiwan from the back phone of the beautiful island. they are also home to many of taiwan indigenous peoples. some 16 tribes and 16 languages have survived wave after wave of colonial rulers here marginalized and stripped of their lands. indigenous groups on the account for some 2.5 percent of the population. but at election time, competition is hot for their vote. we've got a candidate for governor here. let's give her a warm welcome. peace pensioners are waiting for one of taiwan most well known indigenous figures. hello everyone. how are you? i

huge family. him the island. we know where everybody where they well and we know everybody correct or where they will. we know everyone. this became a really well traditionally the women to celebrate together as well us and with no man allowed biscuits read kind of stands for happiness. the more read to more beauty in their lives. life and the both public hasn't always be most beautiful, save the islanders for the 50 years until 1991. estonia was part of the soviet union. the scholars left by socialism can still be found. for example, in the status of religion, which during the soviet era with lunch and a request in the mainland of close to the church, community is disappear, doing so at the time. but the here sex where women at the a it's been continuous women the local church need. this isn't very high position in our society. on the island of case new estonian orthodox christianity survived in an old consider to form the little village church is put to good use, especially for whittington select this one almost

that's the question of frequently put to the islands population. just 20 percent of the population identified as tie one east when the dictatorship came to an end in the 19 ninety's. today that number is 64 percent. considerably higher. almost no one regardless themselves as purely chinese the and yet the 2 economies have never been so interlinked. hundreds of thousands of taiwanese corps on the mainland, china consumers, 40 percent of taiwan exports. even in the business world, people are increasingly turning away from the people's republic. i was talking to her. my name is robert. sounds good. i'm one of the pioneers of the semi conductor sector in taiwan with kaiser. busy what's the total i dollar 76 year old robert. so is the founder of the united micro electric's corporation or u. m. c. with some 20000 employees. it's the 3rd largest semi conductor manufacturer in the world. in 1976 roberts, i was part of a group of brilliant engineers sent to the us by the time when he's government to train and this futuristic technology today has component pa

she functions as the voice of the island and keep up with its traditions. she says above all these new sense but equal rights for men and women. and this is rooted in the traditional way of life. the island does live in harmony with animals and nature. men are connected receive and this spent long perio it's, it's a see all raising the history and says find the navigation barrier sauce here. usually on april i'm in october hall, so yeah, that was almost wasn't the to so women, uh, pick everything and speak about are responsible for everything. what's happened on the land? there's traditional kind of full patented scarves, blouses and woodlands. goods, just as common, place on the line and now as a century ago, most of cycles, a part of life here to the i and probably needs of the fastest way to get from one end of the island to the other, to visit a mother in law. for instance, the women of keith knew have no of them without leaving, sewing and knitting. that's how much will they keep and also need their own family supplies with handmade clothes, but friends

, today 80% of the chinese or taiwanese or chinese who live on the island speak out for compliance.. g the status that taiwan has today, not for separatism, for nothing, but for the way they live, yes, well-being is not bad, it is higher than naturally in china, here are the prospects, the innovation process is underway, the most famous chips, the most famous technologies, machine tool industry, they make submarines, they make their own airplanes and so on, that is, in principle, everything is fine, and moreover... . enjoys the full support of the united states of america, they actively trade with china, yes, yes, so it’s very interesting, it turns out that this is the main defining moment of the policy of each party, so the ruling party says and throws out the slogan, what are we for separatism, we are for independence, this slogan continues, but the other two opposition parties, they do not recognize the principle proposed by the chinese... the people's republic of china , the principle of one state, two systems, they do not recognize, they want something else, they call this is a d

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four inches. pretty much un

when most people hear curacao, they don't necessarily think of the island. r. everyone knows the-- knows curacao about the blue curacao liqueur. and actually, the blue curacao liqueur is original from days island, from days' factory. it made from the lahara. johnny bananas: or tele raha. claudemy fransina: it's like a orange, actually, but it's not orange. the seeds inside is really bitter. and we only use the peels for make our liqueur. so you want me to make? make blue daquiri? here, here, here, twist my arm. ok, i'll do it. [laughs] ok so are we going to add 1 and 1/2 of the blue liquor. all right. claudemy fransina: half shot of white bacardi. one shot of lime juice and a little bit of san bisedo to break the sour of the lime, ok? johnny bananas: ok, you want me to shake it? ok, no problem. [laughs] - get it, claud! - get it. get it. get it, claud! salud. yes. [music playing] take it easy. [laughs] ahh. that's nice? johnny bananas: ooh, that's flirte. claudemy fransina: [laughs] [music playing] johnny bananas (voiceover): accommodations for "1st look" pro

it's known as the island of women and is considered europe's last to matriarchy. in a place where men have historically been absent working at seats, the role of women on teaching has expanded beyond traditional gender roles of the even wearing skirts on the side. and the women of the ones who it depends on us. tony is case new island women's in town, which is no media catchphrase, but an everyday reality and all over tradition. but how did that come to be? here is uh, find them for people, lives, innovation to innovation, and the same place we have a loan because women are very, very powerful, very hardworking, very. and in flint, unusual gender roles go beyond fixing most of cycles and chopping wood, their routes lie an exceptional position, the islands women occupying the valley, 700 and habits of peace, new have been called youtube's last montreal key for good reason. the put money mattress wouldn't get quite that far. she functions as the voice of the island and keep up with its traditions. she says above all, teach new sense for equal rights for men and women

the area of ​​abumusa island is approximately 13 km. who engage in fishing . the iranian military is based on the islands of big and small tunb; there are no civilians there. india has a maritime security strategy in the indian ocean, announced at randrey mode in march 2015. she called security and growth for the entire region. modi then spoke for the first time about india as a maritime power. we have the coast. all corridors, be it the red sea or the strait of malacca, are also submarine lines , this is the most important channel of our trade, and in fact stone communications, vital in the digital era. the participants at the valdai conference agreed that india and russia have a solid foundation for interaction, but buildings need to be built on it. new. countries like india and russia should not allow the emergence of a large sino-u.s. deuces. we are simply objects of the application of rules written by others or equal participants. india and russia are interested in establishing a balance with the united states and china. there shoul

the new argentine authorities called on great britain to return the malvinas islands, not the falklandment by the latin american foreign ministry, these territories are called illegally occupied. what is the essence of buenos aires' claims to london? boris avanin will remind you. heather moorland, dissected by a scattering of small mountain ranges. where you feel close breathing antarctica, rocky ledges, king penguin abodes and small houses along the atlantic coast, all this is the falklen islands, a tiny archipelago at the very end of the earth, but an important transit point on the way from the atlantic to the pacific ocean , for almost 200 years, these are the british overseas territories, on which argentina claims, calling the islands molvinas, its neighbors in latin america share the same opinion. the bolvarian republic of venezuela declares its strong support for the law. demands of the argentine people regarding molvina islands, illegally occupied by the former british empire for 191 years. just as esequiba is venezuelan territory, so the malvinas islands are argentinean. rights

this is the podcast life of the remarkable , my guest is the director, screenwriter, pavel lungin, the islandbecause the script is not yours, yes, the script, the script, but as it was, first the idea, then the script or not, i came across this a script that was greatly altered during the work process. the wind, it was all perfect, i somehow i saw it differently, and this, by the way, is interesting that this set of ours was preserved there for a long time, they burned it 2 years ago, yeah, and so it was some guy who was filming for us, he was a worker, in my opinion , he already showed it as a landmark, yes, and you spent a long time filming the island, and i’m still filming. 3 months , that is, it was autumn, from two to 3 months, it was almost winter, yes we finished, we finished when it was snowing, yes, in general there was a lot of interesting things, there were no frosts, the sea did not freeze, although we filmed almost until december, well, the days there are very short , practically there at all, well, somehow they were filming, the devil knows why, then a flock of such small dolphi

and the women of the ones who it depends on us. tony is case new island, women's empowerment is no media catchphrase, but an everyday reality and all over tradition. but how did that come to be? here is uh, find on fire people lives innovation to innovation in the same place. we have a loan because women are very, very powerful, very hardworking, very, and in front unusual gender roles go beyond fixing most of cycles and chopping wood, their routes, lie an exceptional position, the islands, women occupying the valley, 700 inhabitants of case new have been called uter, last montreal key for good reason, the put money mattress wouldn't get quite that far. she functions as the voice of the island and keep up with its traditions. she says above all, teach new standards for equal rights for men and women. and this is rooted in the traditional way of life. the island does live in harmony with animals and nature. men are connected receive and this spent long periods of cecile raising the history and such find that navigation barriers false here use of me on apri

she functions as the voice of the island and keep up its traditions. she says above all, teach new sense, but equal rights for men and women. and this is rooted in the traditional way of life. the island does live in harmony with animals and nature. men are connected received and this spent long periods of cecile raising the history and such find that navigation barriers false here use of me on april and then october hopefully. yeah, that will almost wasn't the to so women, the vic, everything and sick about are responsible for everything. what's happened on the land? there's traditional kinda full patent head scarves, blouses, and we'll ins, goods just as common place on the on and now as a century ago. most of cycles, a part of life here to the iron ponies that the fastest way to get from one end of the island to the other to visit a mother in law. for instance, the women of ki knew have no populum without leaving sewing and editing. that's how much will they keep and also need their own family supplies with time make clothes with friends and relative

along with the election of the head of the island administration in taiwan, they voted for members of parliament, where the balance was not in favor of those wishing to gain independence. what can the changes lead to and should we expect something new? the spiral of escalation around taiwan, ksenia nekrasova examined. the candidate from the ruling democratic party celebrated his election victory on a grand scale, but speaking on stage in front of supporters, the newly elected head of taiwan's administration, niknim, addressed beijing, saying that he was determined to defend taiwan, for this rhetoric laizenday was nicknamed the candidate of war. taiwanese residents watched the vote count live, showing the gap between the victorious laitz and the opposition candidate houyou. less than 7% of the representative the gamindan party, which advocates rapprochement with beijing, was supported by almost a third of the island’s population and the new leadership will have to take this into account, as beijing said, the elections showed that the anti-chinese course of the democratic party does not

these are the parks that will support yerba buena island and the central district of treasure island. now let's look at two foundational policies. in november, we provided you with a written report in the entire parks and open space plan as an attachment. for now, however, i wanted to draw your attention to two policies that guide parks administration. first, the san francisco's general plan. this is the city's long terme plan for the future. the portion on treasure island discusses a variety of spaces that should be provided and when addressing management here, it asks that we seek to increase access to the waterfront, natural habitat and. enhance views. second, the da's parks and open space plan also sets policies on management and ownership. this document calls out three types of potential owners and managers private, public, and a potential conservancy. it's worth noting that there will be parcels transferred into private ownership. these include parks and plazas that generally serve the most adjacent residents. these spaces, such as neighborhood parks, will be open. i'm sorry wil

elections in taiwan ended in victory for the ruling party on the island, and a new leader was elected. hello, you are greeted by the information service of the ntv television company, this is a program today in the igor politaev studio. russophobia in the baltic countries has crossed all boundaries of reason, according to eighty-two-year-old pensioner boris katkov, who is in power. the latvian ministry of internal affairs did not confirm katkov’s guilt brought. a pensioner who suffered more than half his life in riga was given only an hour to get ready. after this, the police escorted the man to the border as if he were a prisoner. in latvia , katkov headed a large public organization of compatriots. what do you say , there are 13 members left in latvia and i don’t know what kind of system is in the republic of latvia, what kind of nationalism is being revived according to the words. his organization carried out a tremendous amount of work, helping compatriots in solving humanitarian issues with medical care, education, obtaining pensions. in the russian media, the deportation of the

this is progress for the state in 2024. team rhode islandwill continue using our skills to make our state one of the very best in the nation. we will use our resources to put people to work in good paying jobs on projects that will pay dividends for decades to come. my fellow rhode islanders, we will become what we believe we can be. never underestimate the power of a team that has each other's backs. the state of the state is strong. the future is bright and our very best is well on the way. god bless rhode island, and god bless the united states. thank you all for being here. good night and enjoy your evening. [applause] >> today the prime minister of qatar joins the atlantic council to discuss working with the united states to deescalate tensions in the israel-hamas war and the country's war as a non-n.a.t.o. ally of the u.s. watch live at 12 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> today, california congressman darrell issa discusses u.s. south asia relations and looks at challenges and op