zero from two hours to four joyful long-awaited day for many children of policemen today for them began a fabulous journey to visit santa claus early. in the morning, kids, older children, their parents gathered on the platform of the capital's railway station to board the train st. petersburg-minsk, brest and go to golovozhskaya pushcha for a very long time. we were waiting for a trip, a real new year's holiday, we are going, where are you going? visiting a real holiday for the child, thank you very much. a fun holiday began on the platform on such a the accompaniment of a brass band for passengers was organized, a rich cultural program before departure, no one missed the opportunity to take a memorable photo with police parting figures. and this is just the beginning of the main activities, young travelers. waiting ahead. the beginning of the year is the

best opportunity to find a useful hobby or learn something new about schoolchildren to spend the winter holidays with benefit, someone creates a floristic garden from succulents , someone has tiffany stained glass windows or understands the intricacies of clay art. all this for the rising generation. eg. this capital art workshop even made a special calendar with ceramic holidays. this is a series of master classes, hand molding a potter's wheel. glazed ancubi painting garbage and toys for the christmas tree. yes , tea pairs of colorful dinner sets, according to tradition, everything that is made at the creative desks of the art space. children take home with them. for children for adults e for children with special needs, that is, we carry out different formats of our events , namely the development of mental abilities for at the expense of working with clay due to the fact that their fingers work and make small products.

some iron smooth it develops them. in the class in the sports class i study 125 schools. now i play hockey. now i am a potter and i was engaged in ceramics, i am engaged in ceramics, recently i went to the water park for school knowledge in physics or to put scientific experiments outside the classroom. in an unusual museum, the invention of the scientists of the world is offered. puzzle posters with visual illusions, almost all exhibits have almost two hundred of them interactive. if you can manage the finalists , the buy factor remains on the show, and tonight another participant will leave the project. the live broadcast will be emotionally intense and even physically difficult, because the artist will perform two songs each on the recommendation of the mentor and

the second, chosen by the competitor in the project. - the director of the project, finally approved the order of admission of each artist. this is an important part of the work, since each performance must correspond to the dramaturgy of the broadcasts, despite the festive concert mood. on christmas eve, vocal teachers were preparing in an enhanced mode, pulling up their wards in a record. short time. many guys, not only my wards, have a second creative second wind. well , firstly, ligaments are muscles that are useful to constantly train, and when a person is in good shape, let’s say, and in good shape both the creative process and some kind of mental work take place, so of course, of course, there is physical fatigue, but it always fueled by drive. it is always fueled by the vote of the audience with new creative tasks, so this project, it seems to me, rarely even gets sick here. guys, in principle, physically,

because there is so much adrenaline every day in them, that here, rather, such internal reserves work. the fate of the finalists is in the hands of the viewers , it depends on your choice who will continue to fight for victory in the show, so vote for your favorites on the air send an sms in support of your favorite artist phone number on your screens the cost of a call and sms is 50 kopecks. the broadcast will continue sports news. let me remind you that the project agency all news are available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen. see you at 13:00. arina sobolenko in the semi-final of the prestigious tournament of the wta-500 series in the third round, belarusian, confidently coped with the representative of the czech republic market ivan drousheva 6375 for the exit in

the decisive match alina will argue with irina kamelia and run from romania and in these minutes to the word sobolenko. in a duet with lydia morozov. and fights for reaching the doubles final. but victoria azarenka leaves the competition in the quarterfinals of the singles. she lost to the czech linda noskovy 46 767 aleksey just noted an assist. about his washington on the road defeated the columbus 6.2 from the mother of the regular season, the belarusian spent 10 minutes and nine seconds on the court. made three throws and acted as an assistant to garrett hat on the fourth take. gates of dishes, jackies efficiency - just equal to plus one. yegor sharangovich in this chart minus one his new jersey lost 3.500 forward 12 minutes.

it explodes, when you need random things in politics, there are no trials that fell, it fell not only to belarus, but also

to armenia at home, they rose very much for food, crazy prices live in europe , they sent me money every month. the market opened and they began to export fruits, vegetables remain nothing for us. who said that sanctions are only about belarus and about russia, about those against whom these restrictions are imposed, well, or about countries the european union, who actually does it and on whom as a result, sanctions are rebounding today, this is

absolutely about every special issue of the draft sanctions for the people we start in armenia than ordinary armenians live today. although the minister of finance of this country and assures his country. this will not affect, but in september the first armenian taco company registered in yerevan was stopped. the list of the us treasury say they are in favor of cooperation with the russian ministry of defense. but what now to alert agriculture and not supply peaches, or maybe roses in belarus and that in tourism it already suffered from the covid lockdown, armenia did not receive guests for half a year, and each of them suffered from god, this is putting it mildly, that is, he simply died and everything armenians are not used to buying some kind of tourist travel in their own country, respectively, and domestic

tourism. as such, there was none. well, it was sad, because for armenians it is unrealistic to live without guests. but, unfortunately, we have after whom you know, the war began, and we realized that everything in the world is relatively good, when you compare the situation during the war with the clowid, and we all prayed. says better let it be the devil will explain. yes, as long as there is no war, so they suffered. yes , the economy in armenia suffered several times, if only there was no war for a week in armenia, our film crew heard this so many times that the economy turned out to be sanctions, which we are amazing about. okay, work, eat happy. why war? wow, we've got two

. i am against the war against everything from this hotel to artsakh, the thicket of nagorno- karabakh is about 100 km away. and when in september region was another escalation. here tourists hid in a bomb shelter. i want to show you our carpet made of karabakh, of course, it was seriously damaged, but there are very beautiful colors. i didn't want him to be cut to pieces and mutilated. here it is hanging on our wall. i admire karpin was the property of one grandmother. she divided it into two parts and gave it to her sons. i bought one piece for 10.000 amd. what did you do before this business and you know that you lived in germany for some time. i was born in iran at 20 went to austria to study. returned to armenia at 60, at first we had a kind of graphic art, there are a

lot of books, then i decided to open a business. already 19 years old. i live here. and maybe an indiscreet question. why do so many people today leave for germany or other european countries? they practically live there, well, until retirement, and then they return. well, to my historical homeland, where germany and messi are already rooted, they would like to go without in germany. i worked as a neurosurgeon, then as neuropathologists, when i arrived in armenia, i just settled on my feet in europe, life is interesting and easy to earn, and in the countries of the former union in volume armenia is difficult, you need to work hard. eh, the territory of armenia is seven times smaller than belarus, compared to ours, the minsk region is larger here. about three million people live here, while outside the armenian diaspora many times more many relatives help financially. these money transfers from abroad, living and working armenians

make up about 14% of the country's gdp. here is my son. in europe, he sends me this money every month. and so i get a pension, i was a doctor of this uh physiotherapist, but now there is no place, because what do you know, uh, you have to be young, what is the pension enough for. on what, probably, it is necessary, what is difficult now is difficult. uh, actually, if you need to save money, otherwise, if they don’t help, it’s not difficult at all, in which country austria lives everywhere now it’s difficult, but if he doesn’t help, i won’t be able, armenia today. what earns the most and can be in percentage terms. here are the top five enterprises in the sphere. e in

economics. uh, the biggest one is ours. uh, light industrial highway economy, yes, we also have a mining industry, which is also give a good gross volume. and so now the focus is more on the it-services sector in the first place, prices are rising in armenia. many people talk about it, that 's who we managed to talk to. watch whether in belarus the pricing policy is changing a little. a lot of attention is paid to how does armenia plan to keep prices down or maybe reduce wages? what's the policy here? look. yes, i follow belarus because. it is not a country that is a stranger to me and i see how, probably, more regulation is carried out in an administrative way prices, and uh a good analysis is being done because it's really somewhere for a private business. i decided to reinsure my risks and

increased the e margin, which happened recently in armenia. what i have never seen in other countries lowering the price of gasoline, it was amazing, in simple terms, ninety-fifth gasoline. if it cost 520 g, now it costs 500 g, in some places 480 and 490, that is, there is a market mechanism here. food products have risen in price and the phenomenon of this phenomenon is hardly amenable to mathematical or academic understanding minimal the salary in armenia is 68.000 drams, while the food basket is 70.000 g, if translated into belarusian, this is about 420 rubles. prices of melkon are growing according to statistics , the prices of bread have risen the most in the last year. but in recent months on vegetables, with regard to food. we must understand with you that logistics

is changing, the entire supply chain is changing. and it all becomes more expensive, and we understand that what used to cost 2 rubles. 50 kop. conventionally, it now costs three rubles, because 50 kopecks. our importer spends extra on e, logistics for customs clearance for some other aspects and it falls from other reserve places and others. zincs bring goods for consumption within our country, in general, yerevan is visually everyday yes, there are many tourists, but the locals are building houses, repairing roads and preparing for winter. it starts later than the calendar. we work tell us how you work.

the prosecutor writes someone to arrest and check the car or so on. yes, and in

belarus sanctions are the european union against belarus sanctions imposed on goods. do not export to me, we import normally be your tractor running, collective farm. also called here. if only products, and so there is no production. you have your cars here. yes, our masses yes, and how it serves you faithfully. how many years has it been two years with us. well, okay, we have a story. god forbid , so rich and ancient that you wo n’t remember all the numbers and names, but it’s not even about the names or numbers. the main thing is that i can want to transfer the soul from me, a piece of the soul. this is the most important, the rest of the numbers. yes, this is important, but not the most important. you can even read this communication about this. i want to do it with

with the help of my stories, people fell in love with armenia for what it is. a journalist, screenwriter, assistant director, in a word, a prominent person in the armenian media today in may, a private guide and our guide in her native armenia said several times today that e stone is for you. this is dough dough. yes, in the hands of the armenians. i'll show you, please, please, i'll show you. now i’ll make a new fresh one, this is the cuneiform that was left by the ural tsar, our tsar algishte the first, who built the fortresses of the rebuns, from whose name our name comes cities. erebuni erivan yerevan is written here that he wrote that he sent 60,000 people from this territory from the territory of the mountain to build a fortress. here is a living testimony. yes, this can also be considered a stone passport. although our city has such an original passport, but the fact that the stone works in the hands of the armenians, as the dough you

managed to notice, who is more durable soft stone, relatively hard bazaar. you look how our lace was made on the stones when god allocated lands to different peoples. he gave us the most rocky piece in the world. it was cruel. such a challenge. we have accepted this challenge. at first. it was a dialogue in such high tones, tough dialogue. and now it’s just a nice conversation in the hands of armenians, the stone works like dough, but at the same time i’m sure that you, as a former journalist, don’t exist. we've already made a diagnosis. yes, yes, this is a diagnosis, follow what happens with stones with history in the world. generally. we are watching. and it is our genetic memory of the one who refuses. well, you know, well, if you take what it is, well, yes, but it is being erased; for example, ukraine well, well, yes, they are abandoning

the soviet period. here is world war ii great patriotic war. we gave three thousand sons. why should we abandon monuments? this is our part. i'm talking about a certain part of your history, you're giving up your roots, and a tree without roots, which, it seems, even a light breeze will blow away and not notice. they are workaholics. well, don't be lazy, just as i

say, we are squeezing bread out of a stone. you represent well our intellectual minds. we don't have oil, no, we don't have any other large reserves that we can control the whole world with our hands, but the most valuable thing is right here with us. and here, first here, i think, first it should be here for harmony, and then the one before the sanctions, what is fraught with and what they teach us to return to goris iran is a country that has been 40 years away from sanctions. they start building with their own efforts. yes, but today 7 million people left iran only in united states live and work 250,000 doctors engineers from iran 1/3 nasa iranians germany have mayors. immigrants from iran, as

part of different parties, enter parliament, of course, the sanctions make you think not to be lazy, not to sit and not wait for someone else's help, so that you yourself create. now, for example, russia will be forced to create its own chips , its tvs and all sorts of details. which used to buy from other states, we are in the common economic union and we signed this agreement in the fifteenth year, no matter how difficult it was e strange now in for now, no matter how good the next few years may be, we must not deny i turn our backs on our trading partners. yes, the trials that fell, and it fell not only in belarus, but also fell to the lot, armenia turns out because we have good economic ties. our total gross income is growing. uh, income there and in general, we will increase the volume of mutual trade, we will create a joint venture, i can’t say that we can really

bring all goods and so on through our territory, but we can provide some support and show, uh, other directions. uh, armenia is ready. now yes, i want to say that on the other side and behind too. it's no longer visible. dark. we have an industrial hour, where they are mainly engaged in the production of white wine and cognac too. and here already the husband traditionally makes dry red wine by hand and is aged here in the cellar. where are we going now, please, mood. how much do you need per day, to be honest, is it a secret? yes, after dinner it is, as it were, my obligatory norm, yes, after dinner 150 g red dry wine. uh, well taking a sip walking around the house with a saint is better. what to do? how is it relaxing? they have five hectares of their own vineyards with up to 30,000 bottles of bottled wine per year starting from

olga acres. uh, the fact is that after the soviet union, uh, we all have land, they gave us, as if now, yes, uh, it was fishing and uh, and for a family member, we got some. a horse is either a bullet or a garden, well, some people and vineyards, and we got exactly half a hectare in the vineyard, since we had six people in the family of parents economically today to engage in winemaking in armenia today. i would say yes, if the consumer will find a good wine, uh, the user will always find it. e, but those times when they started me, of course not, they didn’t stop doing it for a while, at least i couldn’t bring it. e pretty good. but still, in those days there was no culture of storage, it was the fault that it spoiled from stores due to improper storage. and we decided to withdraw from the markets. there is our product began

to engage in the production of cognac. last year for the first time sent to washington in plans you are exporting to this and future large consumer market of russia today. today , no, belarus was a period, but because of the politics, i don’t know because of the situation. everything, as it were, was interrupted, put on, what can be, because now we have already been sending. uh, ukraine was the time that ukraine was sent. now then we stopped at let's see how life ends, only i don't know europe and well, you need to work all the time, if you work, you do, in the end, you achieve something. and if you keep sitting and you will have nothing to complain about politics in the state. whether a good hostess in

armenia is usually determined by two points, firstly, this is dolma, something like belarusian cabbage rolls, only the leaves use grapes, the narrower dolma is, the better the hostess. well, and secondly , today you can find his underwear in almost every armenian yard and girls, they say here they teach this business of childhood itself, it is important to hang underwear according to the color scheme. it turns out such a gradient well , in size. as you can see, not everywhere. today follow the canon. hello. and we are doing a program about armenia yes, and we are interested. how many utility bills. you? how is life, do we believe that it is normal? tell us what how much does it cost us? this is hourly work. yeah, how many hours of work, how much and it turns out a little, but we have learned how to live. that is, it turns out 50% conditionally with gas heating

goes to a communal apartment goes to the house. maybe we will have loans and in general, this is our country not going there. the ball heats up the room, and so on, it turns out all together, taken, as it were, seventeenth thousand bonus fuck, well, it turns out 150,150. it's good then to rent an apartment for 150,000. she earns so much, right? so much give, well 4 years ago. eh, it was possible for 35.000? e with well take an apartment, well a room now is the most room 100,000 costs almost three times. you can say on interest on products. this is

visible to everyone. clearly, this is just crazy prices we have never had. i was 20 years old. he's back there, but calm and clean , you know, i actually said, that's when there was no noise outside the city. it doesn't feel right to me it was good and very, very good dairy products. we know that there are specialized shops in armenia and it seems like housewives buy butter, very tasty. well done in belarus, you know. these are logically clean, in my opinion you have more than we have. by the way, what is the truth from your hearts of the economic industry and your products are very

good, almost like the soviet period, natural. yes, we always. if possible, use it by the way. in armenian cuisine, prices are not only for belarusian milk, but no, they seem to be from and yes, yes. you know, as a former journalist i follow the news, i can read between the lines. i can even analyze for myself and sometimes i even argue with my husband. it will be here soon. this, well, it’s understandable all over the world that such pockets are going on, these are delayed-action mines that were still laid 100 years ago after the first world war, when these different poles formed, well, it’s understandable that it explodes when