00:00Helicopters, firefighters and the military in Albania have worked to contain a large wildfire burning on Mount Kruj, near the
00:08capital, Tirana.
00:10Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a U.S. roadmap for the second phase of the Gaza peace plan,
00:16which militant group Hamas had already accepted.
00:19A wildfire threatening residential areas in the central Albanian city of Kruja was brought under control on Sunday following firefighting
00:29efforts.
00:30The fire, about 38 kilometers north of the capital, Tirana, had been burning since Saturday afternoon.
00:38Authorities said three military helicopters had been assisting ground crews in efforts to bring the blaze under control,
00:45with the firefighting operations continuing both on the ground and from the air as steep terrain made access difficult.
00:53Following the containment of the blaze, Albanian Prime Minister Edirama said in a post on X that one warehouse had
01:01been burned, but no resident had been injured.
01:04Earlier, authorities evacuated residents from several villages and arrested a man suspected of accidentally sparking the blaze after allegedly setting
01:14fire
01:15to dry grass near his home on Saturday.
01:18According to police, the flames spread out of control because of strong winds and reached Mount Kruj, threatening nearby communities.
01:31Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a U.S. roadmap for the second phase of the Gaza peace plan,
01:37which militant group Hamas had already accepted.
01:40Following pushback from his far-right allies in the government and despite assurances Israel would not need to withdraw immediately,
01:47Netanyahu rejected the 15-point document presented by Trump's Board of Peace at the end of last month.
01:54He insisted that any withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza was conditional on Hamas being genuinely disarmed.
02:02The rejection came after Hamas announced its support for the plan and called on the United States to pressure Netanyahu
02:08not to obstruct the process for political and electoral reasons.
02:12The dispute presented a break from Trump by Netanyahu after the two also diverged over how to proceed with the
02:19war they started against Iran.
02:23Netanyahu faces pressure from his right-wing voters to reject the plan, which comes ahead of elections in October,
02:28where he is running even or trading in some polls.
02:36Red Coral is a marine organism that grows extremely slowly and can take decades to form a large colony.
02:42Since ancient times it has been used in jewelry because of its striking color and glossy hard texture.
02:47According to UN estimates, its value can exceed 5.000 dollars per kilogram.
02:52Maria Salomidhi explained to Euronews why the illegal trade in this precious marine organism can be so lucrative.
02:58This is the case of the
03:28It is like a child, like a child, like a child.
03:33In recent years, the demand has increased as Red Coral has made a comeback in the collections of major international
03:38fashion houses.
03:39At the same time, Red Coral populations in the Mediterranean are declining.
03:43This high value has fueled the Parallel Legal Market Center in Italy,
03:46which for centuries has been at the heart of Europe's coral processing and trading industry.
04:11In Greece, Italian nationals were caught harvesting Red Coral from the seabed of Scopelos with the shipment destined for Italy.
04:18Yes, there are no things to say.
04:20Are there any other places in the Mediterranean?
04:27No, there are no other places in Italy.
04:31I don't know if it is possible.
04:32As for the Italians, if they are alone,
04:37if they are alone,
04:37or they're still in some sense,
04:41they don't know about them.
04:41but the only thing we could do is to ensure that if one was in the beginning,
04:49it would surely have been more successful.
04:53Maria Salomini says that without a comprehensive mapping of the Greek seabed,
04:57it will be impossible to establish an effective mechanism to protect these valuable coral populations.
05:28Maria Salomini says that there are 3 pixel Kriegs in the Greek seabed,
05:29but in this group of fish can be converted into a couple of walks of the island,
05:29and they are catcetera, and we will stay here with the first couple of walks.
05:33Maria Salomini says that there are 5 o'clock in the St. Peter.
05:41Maria Salomini says that there are no spiritual receivers
06:52So many names, so many dumplings.
06:55The story of the metamorphosis of these delicious pastry parcels begins its journey in China
07:00to Central Asia, the South Caucasus and onto Europe.
07:04I think probably the main of these dumplings coming from the Asia is Chinese.
07:10In Azerbaijan, there are very specific ways to make their gurza.
07:13Part of our traditional cuisine, the heritage cuisine in Azerbaijan.
07:18The tasty treat sees subtle changes as you travel through borders, regions, countries and climates.
07:24In our culture, people eat in wintertime because this is the power of the energy, for the health, because for
07:37cold weather.
07:38Dushbara are famously tiny, delicate parcels of dough filled with minced lamb and served in fragrant brothel soup.
07:45So small that tradition says dozens should fit onto a single spoon.
07:50They use in the one spoon 13 on the 15 pieces of the small dushbara.
07:56Further along the ancient routes, the dumpling continued to transform.
07:59And in Uzbekistan, the delicate chuchwara and manti emerged.
08:03In Kazakhstan, the robust manti settled.
08:06And in the South Caucasus, the finely crafted Azerbaijani dushbara and gurza were created.
08:11You can use some lamb broth or just hot water with some salt.
08:19And we served this dumpling, Azerbaijani dumpling, gurza, with sumah or yogurt sauce or mint and garlic yogurt sauce.
08:28Today, chefs and families across the world continue to honor these traditions while adding their own interpretations,
08:35keeping these beloved dumplings at the heart of the country's culinary identity.
09:09They used to celebrate the World Retailant.
09:16We have found an edificio with 5 rooms complete, so it's a rather large building, especially with
09:23wearing clothes, because we have in particular in the van D, in the environment D, two mosaics,
09:35the one in III sec and the one inferior instead of II sec.
10:04As a result, we have deepened the scavo that was not expected by this entity, but we
10:11have, once again, more deepened to try to understand what we were in front of us, what we were
10:19discovering.
10:19We have seen a lot of people in the world, but we have seen some of the people in the
10:49world that we were able to see here in the world.
10:49Oh, scusate!
10:59Ci hanno restituito un apparato decorativo di grande pregio con mosaici pavimentali.
11:09Una di queste stanze presenta un mosaico bellissimo geometrico con al centro un emblema raffigurante pesci, delfini intorno a un
11:25cratere.
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