00:00The Dutch election is too close to call as of Thursday morning with 98% of votes counted,
00:04far-right and central liberal parties both have 26 seats.
00:07Final results may take days.
00:10Greek-Azian Airlines will become the first European carrier to fly directly to Baghdad
00:15to boost economic and cultural ties.
00:21The European Central Bank holds its interest rate at 2%.
00:26The Dutch election is going to the wire,
00:33with forces led by newcomer Robiette of the centrist liberal D66 party
00:38making spectacular gains in a blow to the far-right PVV led by Geert Wilders.
00:44But with the PVV looming close behind and the final result too close to call,
00:48many questions remain open about the possibilities for the potential next coalition.
00:53There is a big distinction between D66 and the PVV here
00:57because D66 might actually form a government, right?
01:00It's a centrist party.
01:01There's many majorities that D66 could form.
01:04The PVV not so much because basically the entire Dutch political centre
01:08has said that they will not cooperate with them.
01:11Although Wilders may still come out on top in terms of the popular vote,
01:14yet it remains a much more likely choice for Prime Minister.
01:18But other big parties on both the left and the right
01:21may prove decisive on where the coalition will end up on the political spectrum.
01:26So the Green Left Labour Party has just lost a lot of seats.
01:29Their leader has stepped down and they are in no talking mood.
01:32However, it is very clear that they do want to participate in the government
01:35also with the VVD.
01:37The VVD, however, has basically run their campaign
01:39on not being willing to cooperate with the Green Left Labour Party.
01:42So that will be a very difficult hurdle to take.
01:45In 2023, the Netherlands took more than six months to reach a coalition agreement.
01:53Aegean Airlines will become the first European carrier to fly directly to Baghdad,
01:57the Greek foreign minister said on Thursday during a visit to Iraq.
02:01The Greek airline is scheduled to operate its inaugural flight
02:04from Athens to Iraqi capital on the 16th of December.
02:07Greek foreign minister Yorgos Kerafetritis said
02:11this step will substantially boost economic and cultural ties.
02:16His Iraqi counterpart, Fouad Hussain, welcomed the move,
02:19saying recent visits from European leaders
02:21show the stability country is experiencing.
02:24Hussain added that the two countries also discussed cooperation
02:27in agriculture, investment and tourism.
02:30The news comes as plans are underway to upgrade Baghdad International Airport.
02:34The European Central Bank is staying on the course.
02:42On Thursday, the ECB announced that it would hold its interest rate at 2%.
02:47The Frankfurt-based bank has not changed its monetary policy since June.
02:53The European institution also announced that
02:56year-on-year inflation rose slightly in September to 2.2%,
03:00slightly above the ECB's target.
03:02We are determined to ensure that inflation stabilizes
03:07at our 2% target in the medium term.
03:10We will follow a data-dependent and meeting-by-meeting approach
03:15to determining the appropriate monetary policy stance.
03:20The ECB's announcement comes a few hours after the US Federal Reserve
03:24decided to cut its key interest rate by a quarter of a point to around 3.9%.
03:30This is the second time this year that the central bank has chosen to lower its key interest rate.
03:36King Charles is stripping his brother, Prince Andrew, of his remaining titles and evicting him from his royal residence,
03:44Buckingham Palace said in a statement on Thursday.
03:47The palace said Andrew will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and not as a prince.
03:53The move follows revelations about his relationship with committed sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
03:57The renewed attention follows claims from Virginia Roberts Jeffrey, who died by suicide in April,
04:04that she had sexual encounters with Andrew when she was 17.
04:07Andrew has long denied Jeffrey's claims but stepped down from loyal duties in 2019.
04:14In the heart of the Karakalpak Desert, in northwestern Uzbekistan, far from the world's art capitals,
04:27stands a museum that changed the way we think about where culture can live.
04:31This is the Savitsky Museum, known to many at the Louvre in the desert.
04:41Inside, every wall tells a story.
04:50From the bold lines of Russian avant-garde painters to the silent fragments of ancient horism.
04:58Here, forgotten art found its home.
05:00Our museum was founded in 1966 by the Moscow artist Igor Vittalievich Savitsky.
05:07Igor Vittalievich first came to us in the Karakalpakistan in the 1950s.
05:11In the 1950s, he was founded by the famous Haryazam-Skar-Hilg-Ethnographic expedition in the form of a permanent artist.
05:18Our museum is the second place in the world in the collection of Russian avant-garde,
05:23after the famous Russian Museum in Sankt-Peter.
05:25And the collection of our museum includes more than 100,000 exhibits.
05:29And more than 80,000 of them will collect Igor Vittalievich Savitsky for his entire life,
05:34which he lived here in Karakalpakistan.
05:37Savitsky, a Moscow artist turned collector, fell in love with this remote region.
05:45What began as a modest effort to preserve local crafts became one of the world's greatest collections of suppressed and forgotten art.
05:55Among the museum's treasures are sculptural works carved from wood and stone, traditional jewelry,
06:07and handcrafted household items that revealed the artistry of everyday life in Karakalpakistan.
06:14Nebai vivid paintings capture local traditions and faces, scenes of people, nature, and color that echo through time.
06:23Together, these collections form a living dialogue between heritage and creativity.
06:29Savitsky's vision built the bridge between the past and modern identity.
06:33Конечно, ежегодно нас посещают много посетителей, как местные, так и зарубежные туристы.
06:41Интерес растет каждым днем, каждым годом, конечно.
06:46Если в прошлом году нас посетили свыше 60 тысяч человек,
06:51то уже за 9 месяцев посетили наш музей свыше 11 тысяч иностранных туристов
06:58и более 48 тысяч наших местных туристов.
07:03The Savitsky Museum is more than a gallery.
07:07It's a story of defiance, passion, and rediscovery,
07:11proof that even in the desert, art can bloom and endure.
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