this unique place is a unesco world heritage site. | a unesco world heritage site.newest attraction. the arctic is warming faster than the rest of the planet. for centuries, the inuit have lived with the ice. the traditional ways of life are also shifting. dog tourism business. ~ . business. we have three slippers. _ business. we have three slippers. it's _ business. we have three slippers, it's a _ business. we have three slippers, it's a unique i business. we have three i slippers, it's a unique kind business. we have three - slippers, it's a unique kind of read. they are adapted to being out in the nature and also when it is very cold outside. it's lovely to ride the sled dogs and also going for hunting or fishing. the snowmobile has taken over the task of the sled dogs? well, that's all we have time for, sadly, on this week's show but here's what's coming up next week. as more front flemming as we trace a journey across the uk as the country prepares for a bumper summer following two years of travel restrictions —— from cat. i following two years of travel restr

unesco only around everything is real alive. these are not exhibits.live here and you need to behave very respectfully for a long time, svaneti was closed not only from the whole world, but also to some extent from the rest of georgia, and it’s not just about remoteness and inaccessibility. people have always lived here with a disposition different from other local peoples , their understanding of the life order and their vision. how to protect all this, but gradually tourism reached these distant mountainous places, and with it all its main attributes got. oh wow, guest house. look like a hotel or something, just a real hotel. hello my name is zhenya, they are very nice. what is your cozy place? how many numbers does it have six numbers on it? along with the cows what you need just a tidy clean room a lot of tourists, great hello guys. bon appetit. thank you where are you from england from ireland you are here like? yes, it’s very beautiful, and i agree with you how excellent georgian cuisine is. i am georgian and for me this is the best cuisine in th

passes through $91.00 tunnels and crosses $291.00 bridges, including the land, faster viaduct, a unesco world heritage site. the train is making a somewhat longer stop to switch engine. so i'm going to see if i can have a quick chat with the train driver. tallow went back. hello. can you tell me right about what it's like to actually drive a train like this on a snow? it's quite challenging. you need to have a good concentration and an overview of the root all as well as know the mountains and where the dangerous parts are alive. i hurry back onto the train just in time for lunch. the glacier express prepares all of its food on board in this tiny kitchen. it offers a 3 course meal of traditional swift cuisine that goes perfectly with the surrounding scenery. a verena mikaela has worked on board since 2018. the guest is in. that's our international coming to our new gums and every day which makes the job interesting. if we get to exchange stories, which makes the day so enriching the muffin, talk for one, then she serves me a traditional schnapps. the shoot, the more just for digestion,

this is a grandiose tatar national holiday, included in the intangible cultural heritage of unesco, thisbright virtuoso and colorful dance. although it’s more accurate to say, this is a whole choreographic picture, which is presented to the vitebsk public by the artists of another illustrious state order of friendship of peoples song and dance ensemble of the republic of tatarstan sabantuy. oh my god! in whatever musical genre the composer writes, in whatever style the musicians sing and play, they still return to folk music returns to the folk song, because everything that we hear today many centuries ago they sang, danced and played a brilliant composer and no less ingenious poet is the name by which the people. many years later, our grandchildren and the grandchildren of our grandchildren will perform kupalenko and wide steppe and kalinka and the lady. and let this connection never be interrupted on the stage of the vitebsk amphitheater, people's artist of belarus anatoly yermolenko and the syabry ensemble i absorbed my love for my home, together with milk, i keep in my soul the place

issuing state ideas when the 3rd genera becomes 5th state to allow their gender on licenses it 2019 unesco report shows that this can have real life consequences alexa, are not the ones okay. given orders to a seemingly female assistant could perpetuate the cliche that it's easier to tell a woman what to do than a man. but there's help in sight. like the gender neutral voice assistant q from denmark. hi, i'm q. the world's 1st gentlest voice assistant. what a great idea. why do digital voice assistance have to be men or women anyway? they're just machines. and we should look at the digital world through a more diverse lance. whether it comes through design, programming, or content. take the dating at bumble, developed by women and men, for old genders. it's founder, whitney wolf, hurt, wanted online, dating to be safer for women. and i'm bumbled. they always have to make the 1st move. her idea made whitney wolf hurt. the youngest female self med billionaire in the world in 2021. this shows that the digital gender gap is narrowing. but especially in the regions that have been hardest hit by

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today, unfortunately, the united nations organization unesco announced that many professions will soon disappear and, unfortunately, the profession of a geologist has got there, but i think that our geologists will work for a long time, because there are still many places on earth that are still poorly understood, including our bowels. that's enough to move away, let's say from the building a few meters, and we see absolutely, uh, a different picture of the profession of a geologist. it is concentrated and connected with very many expeditions. and you can visit different continents, you can visit all corners of the country, where the beauty of nature in all its pristine state. this expedition was in belarus in voronezh, we washed the sand. we needed to find the remains of ancient organisms. and here we are my wash and children come running, do not ask who we answer. we are field geologists, anthologists. children are asking. and what are you looking for we are looking for our own fossil remains. they are looking for dinosaurs saying no when they did not see that we have bones in specia

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project of the 19th century, one of the largest canals in europe is included in the preliminary list of unescold heritage sites in the world, there are only three similar canals – the kolydon canal in the uk , the canal of the year in sweden and the augustow canal located on the territory of belarus . a truly unique object of its time in terms of the complexity of engineering solutions , the scale and, of course, the natural beauty of these places, a waterway with a length of about 102 km. it starts from serva lake near the polish august and runs almost to the belarusian grodno artificial channel. 0.45 km connected 11 rivers and seven lakes the idea of ​​creating a canal was born in the second half of the 18th century, and in 1824 the project of the august canal was approved by emperor alexander i. construction took 15 years, 29 culvert dams were built in 18 locks, 21 chambers 14 bridges 24 facility for servicing canals , it was originally conceived as a transport artery for the alloy of wood and goods, however, lying in the most beautiful places. the augustow canal became a tourist measure in

leadership in organizations such as unesco. in the absence of u.s. leadership at unesco, the prc, and others, have been more assertive there, seeking to shake the debate on issues like artificial intelligence in ways hostile to democratic norms. in fact across the un, we see the prc and russia attempting to chip away at human rights, now io, our bureau, is working hard to counter this disturbing trend. we have answered u.s. priorities at our first session back as a un human rights council member in the marked session. we succeeded in passing the u. s. priority resolutions to renew mandates on syria, belarus, iran, and north korea during the most recent unhrc council session, which wrapped up last week. we lead a robust joint statement criticizing the open-ended mandate of an anti-israel current commission of inquiry. we also get the spotlight on human rights abuses in the prc including in hong kong, tibet, xinjiang, and speaking out in a joint statement we lead lobbying experts to renew the effort focused on sexual orientation and gender identity. ex

combine service on stage and active social work , was a member of the commission of the bssr for unescoed in the soviet peace committee and other organizations, the acting dynasty is continued by her son andrey dushechkin klimov honored artist of the republic of belarus actor of the gorky national academic drama theater now the choice is yours every week we make the top 5 topics that you marked the most in the likes of our social networks. is it true that an analogue of the great stone may appear in belarus? how was the action? give five good with the participation of the belarusian peace fund and where real raspberry plantations unfolded in the fall about this and we look not only in the heading of your choice. the belarusian government delegation is actively working with the russian regions. so last week, a dealership for the sale of maz equipment was opened in ufa in kazan, while an unmanned tractor was presented. mtz developed it jointly with the kazan institute of robotics. the new model is designed to work in the fields , farms, open areas of factories. as a result of a three-day

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significance, the century that we celebrate today on a grand scale in the calendar of memorable dates of unescothe holiday is near the largest information and socio-cultural center of the country, where high technologies are combined cutting edge design and creative architecture all this under the abbreviation nbb. the national library is one of the largest in the world, our diamond of knowledge, twice as heavy as the ostankino tv tower in moscow and is included in the top 50 most unusual buildings in the world, where volume ranks 24th. the fund has almost 10.5 million copies among the libraries of the cis countries in terms of this indicator, we take the third place in the storage of printed editions of the manuscript notes films microcopies of documents electronic other materials published both in belarus and in foreign countries, just to flip through all the documents, stored in the library at a rate of one document in 2 minutes, it will take about 40 years. what is amazing at the national library is not only about books and documents, but also a delight for music lovers . 7 will need 26.600

and it is not for nothing that the church of the intercession on the nerl is a world heritage of unesco of the xii century was built by order of grand duke andrei bogolyubsky, by the way, the hill on which it stands is man-made, like the temple itself, it was lined with white stone in those days, the nerol river flowed into the klyazma, it was here that merchants and travelers sailed past this arrow . observed the wonderful view of the temple as if ascending to heaven centuries have passed, but the church is still beautiful and mysterious, it turns out that the ancient walls are fraught with a surprise. on many here is a strict belize. yes, there are several walls stunning impression. people expect to see here, maybe there really were frescoes and frescoes here. yes, they were here, on the entire surface of the walls, they covered the temple with frescoes in the 12th century and on the floor there was my color or some beautiful multi-colored tiles with a double layer of glaze in the 19th century. here they put these gray stones, that is, the temple of antiquity was very elegant, but, un

today, unfortunately, the united nations organization unesco announced that many professions will soonisappear and, unfortunately, the profession of a geologist has got there, but i think that our geologists will work for a long time, because there are still many places left on earth which are still little studied, including our bowels. it’s enough to move away, let’s say a few meters from the building, and we see absolutely uh, a different picture of the geologist profession. it is concentrated and connected with very many expeditions. moreover, you can visit different continents, you can visit all corners of the country, where the beauty of nature is in its original state. this expedition was in belarus in voronezh, we washed the sand. we needed to find the remains of ancient organisms. and here we are washing and resorting to children do not ask. you are who we answer. we are paleontologists. children are asking. and what are you looking for we are looking for our own fossil remains. are they looking for dinosaurs? we say no when they saw that we have bones in special sieves. they f

one more time. anywhere pictures unesco courier in 12 languages ​​grandma at 12 attention, what is itt not not now now come on attention. fine not enough, of course, the octane number burns can you not divorce? not too early good morning. lord god, who does he look like again at night, wandering around somewhere ? thank you handsome. so it's 35 in me, there are 2 to 9 good morning. well, wait . internal affairs are other places. it look what he's up to. and you train through valera vital interest what are the events and there are nine in each, total 53 is this on the one hand? frank production sky is illiterate on the other hand, the pressure is 3 atmospheres head where the guys were picking, wake up, let's give porridge. i’ve already cooked everything in the refrigerator, you’ll make cutlets for lunch and don’t overcook, we agreed on good milk and don’t give it raw and put them to sleep in the afternoon, we’ll definitely figure it out somehow like a skeleton. don't pester nikolai, he's not to blame for giving him such a collapse? i would n't take this repair. in my opinion, that you

wrestling , the oldest heritage of unesco, competitions in it have been held on our land for more than. and it's not just sport, it's a big holiday where family friends gather and hold concerts gastronomic festivals, in general, i recommend. let's try an example. i’m camping, but it turns out that for this fight you need to completely cover yourself with oil. do you understand guys in italy when you need to deep-fry something, we use special vegetable oil so as not to waste gold is olive is gold. i'm probably more worried about the oil than for myself. how much? so wait a minute , camera, what's going on here? so that the body is protected and no awkward moments arise. who are you? say right here in front of you roman gladiator i can break you calmly. so what you lost there is not necessary. 25 left so many shades of blue from here at this height. i like it always a little windy. it 's good on wings. suddenly the smell of sea air rises, intertwined with the smell of pine. here they are, and if you do not look where you are standing, then the full feeling of a bird's flight. i’ve been d

rises; it is located on the territory of the pechora ilyichsky reserve, virgin, the forests of which unescoas a world natural heritage site. 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 look forward to what this time will bring them. mother. 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 the fur trade, although its fur was considered less valuable. what, for example. sable or marten fur today mink is bred in captivity for fur production. they adapt easily.

this is something being pursued at the u.n., human rights council, unesco and other multilateral institutions. basically it has been privatized with serious attempts made to prevent the creating of biologic toxic weapons to ensure transparency for hundreds of those in the programs they have around the world on the perimeter of our country and throughout eurasia with programs that are far from harmless. this is irrefutable according to the fact that he came to in ukraine. there is an assertive line to privatize the u.s. secretariat, introducing us into the work of neoliberals in the narrative nor -- which ignores the cultural civilization of the multifaceted nature of the world. we can call upon making sure that we follow the charter into making sure that we have fair representation of member states to make sure there's no dominant country in the secretariat. an impossible situation created by washington having to do with the obligation of the host country of a headquarters agreement to ensure normal conditions for the participation of the work. the obligations are also placed on the secretary

15, the national library of belarus celebrated its centenary, this centenary was included in the unescoof memorable dates about unique collections of books in digital format . hello so, with what baggage did we come to the centenary, what is the national library of belarus today, the largest in the country, we are the leading scientific institution in areas of political science bibliography bibliography, well as a scientific focal point for the public libraries of our country. today. the library is the largest information socio-cultural center in the first place. er, of course, this is the largest hmm repository of knowledge. we store today more than about ten and a half million different types of documents. these are books, newspapers, magazines, maps. acts, abstracts and dissertations and other documents in eighty languages ​​of the world are at the disposal of our users today 17 spacious reading rooms, which are equipped for the study of all types of documents according to their technical equipment. today the library is not inferior to, uh, the leading libraries. e mira, e our comple

this week, i'm in the ancient wetlands of xochimilco in the south of mexico city — a unesco world heritageand one of the country's must—see destinations. this sprawling network of canals was first built by the aztecs and stretches over 180 kilometres. not surprisingly, the area now attracts masses of tourists every year. check out all these amazing boats. they're so colourful. these are called trajineras. i'm here to meet carlos diaz, one of the best tour good to you! i was honestly expecting to go on a quiet little boat ride but this place is a real fiesta. oh, look, there's a mariachi! yeah. woo—hoo! away from the joyful chaos, i want to talk to carlos how important is tourism to xochimilco? how has the area changed in that time? professor rodriguez—vasquez has been monitoring this pollution, and it is pretty plain to see why this situation is getting worse. this isn't the most beautiful spot in mexico city, is it? yeah. can you tell me exactly just how badly the water is contaminated here? well, it's very highly contaminated with pathogens, chemicals, pesticides, hormones and human wast

a year later, by decision of unesco, the surviving section of the oldest plantations was included inhe world heritage list. humanity. belovezhskaya pushcha became the first object on the territory of the former ussr awarded such a high title. at the end of the ninety-seventh council of europe awarded the biosphere reserve with a european diploma, as one of the reference nature protection institutions on the continent, the mammals of belovezhskaya pushcha are more represented by five nine species, which makes up 75% of the fauna of our country; among them, one of the most ancient animals of the planet is bison, included in the international red book. here you can meet the shrew, the smallest mammal of the world, weighing only about 3 g. it is in bialowieza. the belarusian santa claus has registered in the forest. and in general, there is something to see in the relic forest. for this, excursions for every taste are constantly organized here. we have already sorted out the key dates of the week, and now it's time to look into our social networks and choose the top topics that have gain

(cyril christensen) chiloé has over 60 churches, 16 of which have been declared world heritage by unesco when the spanish arrived to the island, there was no metal on the island, so churches were actually built without nails. wood is the most abundant natural resource on the island. we have a beautiful native forest with more than 20 different species, used by the chilotes from building boats, to building a church, to building their homes. actually, most of the houses here in chiloé are wooden houses. chiloé's most iconic image is the houses by the sea, with long legs by the water. and the chilotes being so close to the sea, it was kind of: "the closer they could be to the water, the better." (sophie fouron) barbara, you live here. you're chilote. (barbara elmudesi) i'm chilote, yes. i graduated from high school and i had to go to santiago for college, and then i went to the united states for my master's degree. - and you came back. you actually came back. - i came back, and i'm happy i did. - barbara, we can't talk about chiloé without talking about the palafitos. - so palafitos are sti

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this line is being implanted, its councils for human rights of unesco and other multilateral structuresly privatized. on the prohibition of chemical weapons, fierce attempts are being made to prevent the biological and toxin weapons convention from creating a transparency mechanism for the pentagon's hundreds of biological warfare programs around the world. including along the perimeter of russian borders and throughout eurasia, the fact that these programs are by no means harmless is evidenced by the inexorable facts revealed on the territory of ukraine we see an assertive line towards the privatization of the secretariat. the implementation of the un in its work is not in the context of a liberal discourse that ignores the cultural and civilizational diversity of the modern world, we urge in this regard to pay attention, as required by the charter, to ensuring fair geographical representation. member states secret structures, not allowing the dominance of one group of countries an intolerable situation has developed around the impracticable. washington obligations under an agreement b

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ambitious project of the 19th century, one of the largest canals in europe included in the provisional unescoe list in the world there are only three similar canals in the uk kolidon canal gotha in sweden and avgustovsky located on the territory of belarus this is a truly unique object of its time in terms of the complexity of engineering solutions , the scale and of course the natural beauty of these places a waterway with a length of about 102 km . it starts from serva lake near the polish august and runs almost to the belarusian grodno artificial channel 45 km long connected 11 rivers and seven. idea the creation of the canal was born in the second half of the 18th century, and in 1824 the project of the august canal was approved by the emperor alexander; the construction took 15 years ; 29 culvert dams were built in 18 locks , 21 chambers 14 bridges an alloy of wood and goods, however, lying in the most beautiful places. the augustow canal became a tourist yardstick in 1909. the first walking tour took place before the channel and later the horse trail opened. during the wars of the last

so on 100 write out i know what i said, and now scientific problems and unesco is fighting for the preservationvironment. and nature in general. and i would like to emphasize that our bath. uh, what is ours, the navartsar district. why aren't you recording? curiously someone is rude? fishing is strictly prohibited here. you are not asked a fool, the last time i warn you first. okay, now i'll wash your neck. sergeevich woke up to see himself shaking, then remember. what is your own name? remember? you are not vanya, dear, but sergei kashkin, sergei sergeevich and how did i get here from the water, they barely pumped it out? now the doctor will see you. local ear throat nose what's with the patient, it seems, contusion communication syndrome doctor plus reactive phases of shock? breathe things are bad, maybe the council should call a mechanotherapist. open your mouth. what's wrong with the leg doctor? fracture what do you want to throw away you can’t move your hooves, maybe he should go to the hospital? full recumbency medicine is medicine. it would be nice to write out the body, the seed carboci

2,000 historical architectural and cultural monuments have been preserved, its center is part of the unesco world cultural heritage here at the monastery of st. onufry ivan fedorov founded the first printing house and printed the first ukrainian book apostol after the november reign and the creation of the west ukrainian national republic lviv became the capital and heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in june 1941 on rynok square the ukrainian national assembly proclaimed the act of restoration the ukrainian state, after which the nazis started terror against the oun. the ukrainian rebel army tried to take the city under their control, but the reds took over the power, despite the repression, lviv residents continued to fight today, all roads lead to lviv, even angelina jolie did not miss it, it became a second home for thousands of ukrainians gives the council continues to work for victory with tons of humanitarian cargo and even under missile strikes, because lviv is the unconquered city of ukraine, it is a cozy and comfortable kharkiv, a city of students of science and industry th

cultural monuments have been preserved monuments, its center belongs to the world cultural heritage of unesco, here at the monastery of st. onufry ivan fedorov founded the first printing house and printed the first ukrainian book, the apostle, after the november revolution and the creation of the west ukrainian people's republic lviv became the capital and the heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in june 1941 on the square market ukrainian national assembly proclaimed the act of restoration of the ukrainian state, after which the nazis began terror against the ukrainian rebel army tried to take the city under their control, but the authorities captured by the reds, despite the repressions, lviv residents continued their struggle today, all roads lead to lviv, even angelina jolie did not miss it, it became a second home for thousands of ukrainians, it gives the council tons of humanitarian goods and even under rocket attacks it continues to work for victory in lviv undefeated until february 24 i worked a designer from the first days of a full-scale war, i passed an accelerated course in

this unique place is a unesco world heritage site.ntre — ilulissat�*s newest attraction. the arctic is warming faster than the rest of the planet. for centuries, the inuit have lived with the ice. but traditional ways of life are also shifting. ane sofie and flemming own a sled dog tour business. we have 33 greenlandic sled dogs. it's a very unique kind of breed. they are adapted to being out in the nature and also, when it's very cold outside. it's just lovely to ride the sled dogs and also going for hunting orfishing. . the snowmobile has taken over the task of the sled dogs. . well, that's all we have time for, sadly, on this week's show but here's what's coming up next week. there's more from cat as we retrace herjourney across the uk as the country prepared for a bumper summer of tourism following two years of travel restrictions i was thinking about how i could do something different. the afternoon tea taxi tour would be ideal because you're . well, that's all we have time for, sadly, on this week's show but here's what's coming