these masquerade celebrated venice as military prowess these days. it's more of a tourism drawer, but you comp mazda the prices, tickets, go for up to $5000.00 bureaus. it's magic. oh, my god, mother came because she saw this on the news in america and decided we were coming . antonio gave his dress. it's beautiful. 3000000 people from around the world came to the city to admire. the extravagant and elegant costumes filled the streets of venice during carnival. so i came to venice with my sister because we just loved theater and the magic of the city. it's my favorite city in the world. we made these costumes so we could wear them around. it took us almost 2 years and put it together. but we're so excited to be here and experiencing the city and the magic of carnival. you. the 2024 carnival was dedicated to the venetian explorer. a marco polo this year is the $700000.00 a verse threw up his death. the tour as of today are happy to brave the rain and put on a mask to pay homage to is least, graces traveler. and on that night, that's old. the news for

does that mean venice can be saved? climate experts predict that the sea level could rise by 60 centimeters by the end of the century. the oceanographer gate arc when the keys and says that most it is just buying time right? the most house and he's most the enough to see fence game, a man, yes. at the moment seen so definitely in the next 1020 or 30 years. but if the sea level rises by 50 centimeters, and it will have to be used 300 to 400 times pass once a day 1st, i mean it won't manage to shop that. it moves, it won't be able to cool as a structure. but nora will the lagoon manage it because it's the exchange of water . uh, did i want it, but often house gosh, marco single vinny from the venice institute of marine sciences is researching the lagoons ecosystem. he says the frequency with which most of is being used has not yet had any major consequences. but this could change if the lagoon is separated from the sea more frequently and for longer periods of time of the remainder of the time. okay, so in minnesota state

which is fundamental for venice and we're all open to them. you know, it's what creates the lagoon floors open, which determines what plants and animals can live there out of the kid. we're going to face to talk decisions because they could understand the future. whether to save the lagoon or the city, the nations would ideally keep both the son marco is the lowest point of venice. and the 1st applied work is currently underway to raise the square the i'm going to my buddy now were raised to a $110.00 centimeters in the square would no longer be under water because it would manage up to a $110.00 centimeter with like flooding and uh over a $110.00 centimeters come and what was the system would close? so in other words, there will be no more flooding on the san marco. he believes we need to have faith that people often forget that venice has sunk 30 centimeters in the past 150 years too much ground water has been pumped from the city's awkward verse, but ground water could also help save the city from disaster response that is not only the wate

this pump by the end in venice could rise by 30 centimeters again. to start asking, you'd be the exact, the 30 centimeters that we've lost in the past a 150 years. so the one i'm going to, let's move it up so we will be going back the button this starting at 0 again, so to speak, for most of us are he says that venice, as we know it cannot last forever. in any case. at some point the lagoon will have to be separated from the sea and the venetians will be forced to decide what kind of a by those cannot be rescued. we have to decide what to save some vent investments . there is only one, ben and, and it keeps my, i'm been in a difficult decision. one venetians hope they will never have to make or was without doing this. like i said at the beginning of this episode, some things are just too precious to. let's cool. what is threatening the nature around you when? what do you think can be done to preserve it? let us know. you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week until then. take care. good bye. the

remember the address: venice, venezia, canale grande, canale grande, palacenero. introduce yourself, baron brokdor, prussian officer in the service of your sovereign elizabeth. i ended up in the fortress because of duels, i don’t tolerate insults, insults, on my mother’s side there are english pirates in my family, so you see what a dangerous person i am, well done, captain, olaski baranich, korshek, hold on, oops! woman, queen of prussia, she never shared the marital bed, for king frederick is endowed with all talents except one, to love! head, look, do you see a lady coming out of the gondola? in a black bout, well, yes, well in black a velvet cocked hat with meshur on the shoulders, do you know who this lady is, no, duchess elisabeth johanna of angalcerva, pretty, the mother of grand duchess catherine is a great adventurer, several years ago she was in the service of king frederick of prussia, i wonder what she’s doing here, let’s go see , no, ah, now we’ll throw such a feast with alyoshka, but first we’ll arrest drakdorf, ah, korsak, alyoshka, the captain has

that was our isn't pacific bureau chief new york bottles in jakarta. finally, venice is gearing up for the highlight of its carnival season. the total is more vibrantly costumed revellers concealed themselves behind mysterious masks for the mall, which marks the final day of carnival on trove tuesday. or on the ground during the renaissance, these mast poles celebrated. venice is military prowess these days. it's more of a tourism droll, but you can't mask the prices. tickets, go for up to 5000 to euro. you're watching dw news of next 3 single mothers from different asian countries tell their stories on per that's coming up after the break. terry martin, thanks for watching the audience of the truth. this time, excel gen this chimed in. dar meets the voices of the 3 turkey alter as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments, all sorts of gibs. but only if the call.

symbol such as the golden bear of the berlin international film festival or the golden lion of the venice film festival. so this is what inspired me to pick the persian mythical bird seamore. then in order to come up with the design, did some extensive drawings and symbolizing prestige, the seamor designed by ibrahim hariri is one of the most recognized logos in iran and adorns every poster and any item related to the faj film festival and the crystal seamore itself is the most fought after prize in iran's film industry with international independent filmmakers also vying for the statuette of the mystical persian bird as a great honor. for the first time in a couple of years, international fadge film festival started with lavish opening ceremony. the ceremony was held on january the 31st with all the glits and glamour. the 42nd fadge international film festival. kicked off in the iranian capital tehran with address by the minister of culture who pointed out that the victory of the islamic revolution is considered a turning point in the history of iranian cinema. he also added that the fes

, yes, to get acquainted with the venetian trade, venice was already well... they asked, what would havethat well, then a soviet and swedish one would also arise. maybe near the white sea, maybe not like that, it won’t be so rich, maybe it won’t be so russian, this state, apparently they decided, thought, decided, without all these maybe it would be better to win, the battle of poltava immediately put russia among the european states, let's remember that sweden at this moment is a very powerful regional power, almost 5 minutes later, a world power that, as a result of the thirty-year war, rose to prominence in europe, the swedish army. it is considered the legislative cmo in land battles at that time, here it is the victorious swedish army, which had previously beaten the russians led by charles, beaten the poles, whoever had been beaten up to this moment, now it is suffering devastatingly, it is important to understand that this was not just a defeat, it was a disaster, it was a complete defeat, only later the pursuit of the russian army after poltava was captured, but it must be said t

the, what's his name is venice carnival in full swing. we look at how the art of mask making can be preserved will seem become an endangered sport. we see how winter activities have become affected by climate change. and how about a little spice in your life? we get a taste of bell pepper spread from the balkans. all listen more coming up fine year or mac. the we started off in the stunning italian city of venice were carnival is underway. people in beautiful broke costumes are out and about on the narrow passage ways and canals throughout the city. and one very particular, mysterious accessory, completes every outfit mazda. so the trademark of dennis is carnival. love is the most making tradition endangered. there are only a handful of all systems left to know how to make them by hand. and so be done. those 2 is one that show it's to the problems as you caught me go worship benny's. and i'm one of the very last last me curse. doing traditional masks here, you see the city of canals is also known as the city of mosques. and there, among t

this year's amazing carnival in venice carries the slogan "to the east", the incredible journey of markraditional race in masks and colorful costumes. according to legend, the venetian carnival was first celebrated in the 19th century in honor of the victory of the republic over the patriarch of trevon. residents gathered in st. mark's square to to dance and celebrate this event, which quickly became. but was banned in 1797. the next carnival took place only 182 years later, and now attracts about 3 million people to the streets of venice every year. a collidoscope of emotions and a storm of jewelry outfits begin with a ritual that arose in the 18th century. a paper doll is launched from the bell tower on st. mark's square and explodes into everyone present. rain from confetti, and the celebration ends with a costume parade with fireworks burning a straw effigy, which symbolizes renewal of nature. in the family tree of the diva of the soviet screen are the initials of leo tolstoy. fyodor chaliapin himself prophesied her acting future. charlie chaplin sacrificed an audience with the belg

he splurged on a family vacation in venice. get it. one superintendent in queens pocketed over 150gs. another superintendent juan was the greediest $315,000. taking triple his salary off the top of a few no big contracts. 3000 in kickbacks. his boss called him a hero who "gives all to his job." not the nypd. corrupt bureaucrats on the take are democrat hero. they took bribes and wrapped up a 80 billion-dollar hole in the budget. democrats steal from poor minorities and call republicans greedy racists. go figure this. is in every inner-city in america. growing the government with dei hires that take kickbacks and let urban america rot. the federal government is even worst. remember pending $800,000 of our cash on a vegas party, remember that guy. remember fema going to maui and booking themselves into the four seasons for two weeks. each room over a thousand a night. then you have john kerry who flies around the world on our dime, demanding more of our money or the world will end. it's a zero sum game. the bigger the government grows th

, i got more than i bargained for, you tell me it seems, too, but with zhzhen you will not get to venice to the messenger, stop, wait, wait, everyone is free, let me in, where are you going, where are you going if you're on the list ? i can’t unload the containers , everything is at a standstill at the port, i know the situation is not easy, but something needs to be done, another day or two, i’m at a loss, customs officers are sending to the ussr, the prosecutor’s office, the prosecutor’s office, excuse me, to you, how many, i’m sorry that your shoes, i say, are beautiful, were sold at a high price, but these ones, i don’t remember, i bought them in colombia, here they are crocodile ones. already a crocodile from colombia, and they still came to me, so i’m talking about bananas, comrade major, bananas you say, well, well, i’ll kill yours, wife, in a minute. if you don’t tell me where markus wolf’s archive is, saying that you are against nato’s expansion to the east, of course, and the russian, how are you, i need ingrit, liza pokrovskaya, he has an urgent request for you, sash, there is

venice has about 3 million people.tions begin with a ritual that arose in the 16th century. a paper doll is launched from the bell tower on st. mark's square, which explodes and showers those present with a rain of candy. and the celebration ends with a parade of costumes, a fireworks display, and the burning of a straw effigy, which symbolizes the renewal of nature. charlie chaplin, from hareski in the musical theater theater of danching to triumph in cinema, one solo in offenbach's operedt. voice the first musical jazz-comedy of the soviets sounds like film stars, funny guys, a creative family tandem with director alexandrov gave the audience a musical circus. dancing on jerlom cannon. ended with a third-degree burn and the nickname russian marlene dittrich, psychiatrists acquired a new term , orlova syndrome, that is, a pathological need to imitate an idol. during the war, she sang in hospitals, performed in the rear, reigned not only in the hearts of the listeners of the people's ussr, and the winner of two stalina

in a new country, a resident of the capital, little venice, had to master working with his hands. capital for juicy buns; the specialty of the establishments was everything from minced meat to home-made zdoba. the chef spent a lot of time searching for the ideal proportions. in the kitchen for 4 months, his culinary jury is home, wife, mother-in-law, children, we have things, and for 3 months i fed seven burgers, exactly this is a burger, i prepared it according to the tastes of belarusians, an empire of taste, now these cafes are making waves throughout the region, queues are lining up for quick food, franco knew it in absentia, a signature one. he tried it more than once a day from the chef, we will cook a burger, the most popular burger we have, a very tasty burger, thank you, today the ecuadorian was lucky enough to cook together with the chef, the white leader grew crazy with happiness, so stylish, beef cutlet , tender french brioche, two types of sauce, cabbage, cucumber, dried potatoes, a simple recipe, a standard of taste with sauce. what's the sauce? what's the secret sau

>> seth: no. >> well, you would like venice beach. cause it's not really a beach. >> seth: so, your favorite - >> it's covered in marine layer. no, i -- >> seth: you're favorite beach is the one you can't see >> no, you can i'm saying - >> seth: you lived on the beach for a long time. >> yeah, i've lived there 20 years but also, i like the city. so, i go from the middle of london to living in venice >> seth: okay. >> we both - my wife loves it there she's american she loves to live in her hometown sometimes she got a place in michigan. >> seth: all right >> and we vary it's lovely. >> seth: when you're an englishman on the beach, do you feel like you escaped your fate? that you actually got out? >> no, 'cause i don't wear speedos. >> seth: you don't [ light laughter ] >> i don't go, budgie smugglers as they're called. [ light laughter ] >> seth: now, but -- do you know what though -- i'll tell you this you got the body for it, ian you got the body for it and you had the body for it for a long time >> oh, my goodness. >> seth: we went and did some research in your e

its action took place in venice. built it there, it was amazing, absolutely, thanks to chekhov we know that at that time the russian steamship petersburg was sailing past the andaman islands, on it, raja went to russia, subsequently settling on khitrovka. from what kind of litter is the rustle of grass born? is n’t our grass withered yet? and which rooms at mastfilm are especially guarded? here is semyon semyonovich’s pistol from the diamond hand, if you remember when he was fighting, semyon semyonovich, well what are you saying, mask has equipment that can only be rented here for filming, for example, military vehicles, a collection of weapons. the best in the world, definitely, so here are 200 units of armored vehicles, and everything is on the move, everything drives, at the moment it is unique, since it is the only base in the entire post-soviet space in which so many pieces of soviet-era equipment have been preserved in working order. the masfilm military base is located 50 km from moscow. people from the crowd

the name is venice carnival in full swing. we look at how the art of mask making can be preserved will seem become an endangered sport. we see how winter activities have become affected by climate change. and how about a little spice in your life? we get a taste of bell pepper spread from the balkans. all listen more coming up on your own mac. the .

we got the, the theme is venice carnival in full swing. we look at how the art of mask making can be preserved. will soon become an endangered sport. we see how winter activities have become affected by climate change. and how about a little spice in your life? we get a taste of bell pepper spread from the balkans. all listen more coming up on your own mac the . we start off in the standing your tongue and city of.

and then when it's in the races class this week on dw, the, his name is venice carnival in full swing. we look at how the art of mask making can be preserved will soon become an endangered sport. we see how winter activities have become affected by climate change. and how about a little spice in your life? we get a taste of bell pepper spread from the balkans. all listen more coming up on your own mac. the .

i was, i think was like, do you already video like doc in venice? quite a nice so and i'll be hitting the see if there was happening. you sent me the guy next door deficiency or just environmental health care. and there's this guy who has lots of holes and he's just constantly over thinking in a dark space. and i'm supposed to be getting those looking along this thursday to tell you that guy. yeah. type of guy. one guy has been the other guy saying that, but people like the idea is if okay, vision of like the mentor has i love this, the only thing would be use you right there was like a timeline. yeah. which was really hard on if it was like, yeah, that's fine. subject idea. we just schedule it, you know, i mean from the beginning from this gets time, it says no, you'll be able to block out things and what that was, what i don't have any expectations which was great because it all reads pieces and i feel like i'm really will focus on like i said, it's because he still is such a young artist on this so much put that in show your vehicles. he thinks t

the city itself, along with such villages, like venice, rakov, will strengthen its tourist potential and attractiveness. this was discussed at an off-site meeting of the minsk regional executive committee in valozhin. this year, this ride center will host the regional festival , dozhinka grain growers' fair. as governor alexander turchin noted, city renewal should comprehensively affect various areas, including. healthcare, culture, sports, and a special status will be given to the central square, where the main festival events will take place. in addition, in the volozhensky district there are plans for this year construction of three iron removal stations and a boiler house. we see a very important solution to two long-standing problems of the city of volozhin, this is a number of apartment buildings that today do not have a centralized hot water supply. second long-standing problem. an old microdistrict, which today does not have a central sewerage system, has been built into a special city, special from the point of view of history, especially from the point of view of architectu

he started in venice.e, we went through turkey, we through through turkey, we went through persia, we went through afghanistan. wanted get afghanistan. we wanted to get into we couldn't get into into china. we couldn't get into china. in 1961, we ran out of time. we had be in time. we had to be back in oxford. so what i did this summer, when i say this summer, i mean last summer, if you see what i mean. yes it's still this summer for me. a wonderful tv company called one tribe tv , company called one tribe tv, working together with chinese tv as well. it was a brilliant collaboration. that's why marco polo is symbolic. we set out, we flew to china, we then went by car to the very, very far west of china, up there in the himalayas. exactly. pretty much where tim severin and i left off last time round. and then we followed it on. >> and that was where marco polo entered china. pretty much. >> marco polo actually entered it through a corridor known as the corridor, runs. the wakhan corridor, which runs. there

avantevis giacoma casanova in venice.culptural compositions, dialogue between plato and socrates in new york, children, victims of adult vices in moscow. people of art, these are the french people i meet or the americans. so to speak, how friendly they were towards russian art, with great respect for many manifestations of russian art in the past and today, with admiration, so to speak, in general, which they do not hide, but they, so to speak, cannot say that you will allow gergiev to come with his ballet or with his orchestra to the states or... you know, his contracts were cut off, in fact today , to imagine that the marinsky theater will suddenly dance, so to speak, in general they will go to the ballets of the marinsky theater in paris, this is today not, unrealizable, russian art, which is a huge phenomenon on the world stage, so to speak, in general, it... was, will exist, and that’s it, everything must be restored, restored, we must wait out some difficult moment, but also not use it, because when i watch the news

and finally, venice is gearing up for the highlight of its carnival season. the judges ball, elaborately costumed revelers concealed themselves behind mysterious masks for the ball, which marks the final day of carnival on shrew tuesday or monday, ground during the renaissance. these mass balls celebrated businesses military prowess these days. it's more of a tourism to all but can't mask the prices. tickets go up for go for up up to 5000 euro. so peace and thousands of people also turned out to enjoy rose monday. the highlight of germany's carnival season. crowds gathered in cologne and disorder to watch for rage through the city streets, large cloud, sorry, a tradition with the wars in ukraine and gaza. the key theme this year. there were also jobs that german politicians and international leaders. much to the delight on the you're watching the news up next close up looks at the men who deliver the mail in slovakia is tom tramonto. i'm terry martin. thanks for being with us. the name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to d

in a new country , a resident of the capital, little venice, had to master working with his hands.er dacha. the head of the family drowned for the comfort of his loved ones. but i didn’t have one like that, but i would like to have a house like that. i've never worked with my hands before, never. 9 years of life in belarus, for for a foreigner, pleasant nostalgia. now this is his second home. the couple's children are growing up. five years old. the owner of a chain of burger joints, the first of which opened in molodeshchno, there are rumors that people traveled to the region from the capital for juicy buns , the specialty of the establishments is everything from minced meat to home-made baked goods, in search of ideal proportions the chef spent 4 months in the kitchen, his culinary jury - household, wife, mother-in-law, children, we have everything and for three and three months i fed the borghero family. empire of taste, now these cafes are making waves throughout the region, people line up for quick food intiagunga line with jeanne franco was familiar in absentia, he tried the

of the quote on this vehicle despise the end the i'm expected side to slide the what's his name is venice carnival in full swing. we look at how the art of mask making can be preserved will seem become an endangered sport. we see how winter activities have become affected by climate change. and how about a little spice in your life? we get a taste of bell pepper spread from the balkans. all listen more coming up on your own mac the we start off in the standing your tongue and city.

san francisco, a monument to vladimir vysotsky in samara, in the interest of giacoma casanova in venice, sculptural compositions, a dialogue between plato and socrates in new york, children victims of adult vices in moscow. people of art, the french i meet or the americans, they were, so to speak, friendly towards russian art, with great respect and to many manifestations of russian art in the past and today with admiration, so to speak in general, which they do not hide, but they cannot say, so to speak, that you will allow gergiev to come with... with his ballet or with his orchestra in the states or somewhere , you know, his contracts were terminated, in fact , today, imagine that the marinsky theater will suddenly dance, so to speak, in general, they will go to the ballets of the marinsky theater in paris, this is for today not incarnate, russian art , which is... a huge phenomenon on the world stage, so to speak, in general it existed, will exist, and everything, everything must be restored, restored, we must wait out some difficult moment, but also not take advantage of it , becau

so that'd be the most of the sudden you've had my son who lives at venice. yeah, yeah. otherwise of them, you know, so where is my cousin had the service and she was on monday and then with the lender, the one that does the library we have for the one your coverage, jimmy in the, in the end to live with anger and bitterness of hatred, it if you up inside and i can tell you that from personal experience, you have to be able to that go to go for the journey was a great success. but there's no success until you've achieved the actual thing that you set out for that is the release, at least of the one present other we've been focusing on on a personal level, i think returning to this place as being the it's just a dream for the background part that was a nightmare. so it's a nightmare. and a dream come together. and i think the dream has overtaken the night. the of ukraine a false front line. a mother and children. can this ton of the see a future when the sky is full? the sign is without an ukraine escaping the dog? went out. just asking questions. were you ever warrens ab

time, maybe you don’t appreciate it, but when you really travel around the world, you see walls in venicethis shabby area there, which is all cracked, they, on the contrary, cover it with protection so that this old thing can be seen just as it was, and without changes. that is, it will never be painted with new paint, we really like to do repairs so that everything is brand new, yes, it is important to preserve it. irianna knows what she's talking about. she, like no one else, understands the cultural, architectural, and design preferences of people from different countries. at the age of 21 , irianna went to america on a fiancee visa, got married there, gave birth to two children, and founded successful business, professionally engaged in architectural photography, but after living for 16 years in america, at some point she decides to return to her homeland. when you are immersed in culture, everyday life... and paying for kindergarten, paying for university, and you understand that if you don’t go to work, you will owe it, that is, every day it has a price, a huge amount of work, two s

and this is venice, which started celebrating in the 11th century, making it one of the oldest carnivalsy to celebrate its culture, history and traditions. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. we had a sunny start to the week, but tuesday is going to be very different for many of us. extensive cloud, outbreaks of rain and drizzle, but it is going to be relatively mild, and indeed this is the outlook for the next few days. now, let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. weather systems gently streaming in from the southwest and the jet stream is generallyjust to the south of us. so the air hasn't been all that mild over the uk. but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses streaming in almost from the subtropics. so temperatures are expected to rise, of course, not to subtropical values, but it will be milder. anyway, here's the early morning forecast, then. some wintry showers in scotland, pretty chilly as well, with a touch of frost in the highlands. and then the further south you are, the less cold it'll be in the morning. so around, sa

collections, in russia, in the usa, in germany, all over the world, he represented russia at the venicewe have such a tradition, recent, that arose here right in the navdkh studio, we ask our guests to bring to the studio some thing that they would take from with us to russia in 2062, if right here, now they said that you are all going to the future, you can take only one thing with you, that’s what you took with you, but let’s start with you, yes, i took a bath cap. it was used, that is, we found the cleanest, harsh jar, yes, harsh jar, in general the idea was to come with broom, but i thought that i wouldn’t be able to get him from dubna in one piece, they wouldn’t let him into the exhibition, they wouldn’t let him in, yes to the exhibition with a broom, well, by the way, we must hope that in in the future there will be a lot of bathhouses, i really hope so, but in general i’m kind of the person who is developing the bathhouse culture, this is one of our main family leisure activities, we take part in it. connected in general, definitely connected , well, yes, i can even say such a si

the city itself, together with such villages as venice rakov, will strengthen its tourist potential and attractiveness. this was announced today at an offsite meeting minsk regional executive committee in volozhin. this year, this paradise center will host the regional festival of the grain cutter fair. as governor alexander turchin noted, the renewal of the city should comprehensively affect various areas, including healthcare, culture, and sports. we see a very important solution to two long-standing problems of the city of volozhino. this is a whole series of apartment buildings, today they do not have a centralized hot water supply, the second long-standing problem is an old microdistrict, which today does not have a central sewerage system, a special city has been built, special from the point of view of history, special from the point of view of architecture, and of course we would like to give a certain impetus to the development of this festival, let’s say... i would like to note the previous festival, the grain growers’ fair in the minsk region was hosted by soligorsk, then acc

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russian venice, as the village of grushevskaya in the rostov region was called on social networks. inrinciple, this is how it is, now the water, if it comes here, there will already be water in the floors of the house. the situation is very difficult, the water rises by 5-7 cm every day, elena tinisheva ’s yard is completely flooded, she is worried that in the near future she may be left without electricity. in the first few days, literally the water above the sifli level rose by more than 30 centimeters, we hope that at least for us. everything will be fine with electricity, that there will be no breaks anywhere, now the water level is 39 cm. it’s all about the intense snowfalls, because of this, the tuzlov river, on which the village is located, overflowed its banks, according to weather forecasters, such is february in rostov region happens once every 20 years. the region is experiencing a period of extreme warming. in just one day, the temperature rose during the day to +7-12. this is the framework of the climate of the second half of spring, in such small rivers there is a very l

francine: in this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i traveled to venice, where nancy pelosi was a special guest at the dvf awards, a charity event recognizing women leaders. i asked her about the divisions in america, the democrats' chances at next year's presidential election, the biggest geopolitical threats, and what she's learned for more than 35 years in public office. speaker pelosi, thank you so much for speaking to bloomberg. you're one of the most recognizable and also one of the most admired politicians out there. what did you learn in the last 40 years about leadership in politics? mrs. pelosi: well, i've learned a lot about leadership for a very long time, observing it in others, recognizing what is needed to get the job done. and i always define it in this way, know your "why." you have to know why you're doing this because you will be under attack, that's for sure. know, your "why," know what you're talking about. know how to get it done. think in a strategic way, and then that's all up here, and then also connect directly with people. if you can show them how important what

water has flooded entire streets and districts, residents move around on inflatable boats, russian venicee village of grushevskaya, rostov region, was called on social media, basically like this, now there’s water , if he comes here already, there will already be water in the house, there will be water in the floors, the situation is very complicated, water, big water, it goes downstream very quickly, passes downstream and accumulates either in larger bodies of water, or goes directly into the sea of ​​azov, everything is in the water, everything is in the water, there, the houses are all standing in the water, they have been suffering from floods since december, for example, nikita was forced to rent an apartment for his wife and child, my floors collapsed here, it turns out in the hallway in the bathroom and... the area is not expected, which means there is a chance that the big water will go away soon. alexandra perfileva, news: in full. now economic news, alexandra, the transition to a digital ruble is also beneficial for banks, as experts say, tell us what the economic effect could b

in addition, there were reports that it was damaged in the venice region.ion led by the general director of the state corporation, alexei likhachev, visited the construction site of the kudan kulam nuclear power plant in india. rosatom is the designer and contractor for this facility. the delegation inspected the construction power units of the second and third stages of the station. as a result of negotiations with the indian side , an important document for the joint project was signed, a protocol to the intergovernmental agreement on the construction of power units. kudan kulam is india's largest nuclear power plant, the first and second power units of the nuclear power plant were connected to the country's national power grid in 2013 and 2016 and are now operating at power above the nominal level. vascular disorders, blood clots, varicose veins. these health problems can be caused by bad things. vessels the drug angionr helps improve microcirculation, reduce the risk of blood clots, relieve inflammation and strengthen the walls of blood vessels. angionr

remember places. residents 30 km from stolin sailed through the streets in boats, but it was pure venicee residents of storin can afford to distinguish themselves, for example, by easily vacationing in dubai at least several times a year. a non-local person would not guess that this is the name of the village, duboi, known from 1503 . but it is so, a phonetic game. i think you understand that. in the vicinity of stolin you can see a lot of interesting things, but let’s return to the city itself, it is located in the brest region, 15 km from the border with ukraine. on the memorial stone we see the date 1555. many people mistakenly believe that this is the founding date of stolin. is it so? 1555 is the year of the first written mention of stolin in the book of the eldership of pinsk klesk. in fact, stolin has a more ancient history, once a russian soviet archaeologist, yuri vladimirovich kukharenko, walked along the bank of the kopanets river, which... a man. its number today is about residential buildings, with a population of barely 300 13.00 inhabitants. by the way, if we talk about ve