[000:00:00;00] for the european union to be a powerful, strong, sovereign and independent association , we are aimed at this, and you should know this, with all the nuances in relations and even the policy that the union is pursuing today in relation to belarus, we are supporters of the union. we are concluding our discussion, so i give the final word of today’s program 30 seconds to each participant. the most important thing that our viewers in the republic of belarus should hear is that everything depends not only on the undoubtedly great powers, but now, due to the development of means mass media, every vote for peace is important, almost 10 million belarusian votes, they are extremely important for us to preserve

human civilization. yes, please, andrey petrovich. i feel a sense of pride that i belong to the civilization that won the second world war, that civilization that today did not fall under ours, as they say, under our opposite side, and that today we are able to truly build a multipolar world. i think the future is real and this is the future world order will come precisely from our local civilization, which... is called east slavic, and i think that our three peoples will definitely be together, this is our strength, thank you very much, oleg, i really hope that the americans and europeans will come to their senses in this sense, that in any case, for real, conditionally, there is a big europe, it really is from vancouver to vladivostok, in this sense , in a multipolar world, sooner or later it will be formed as a counterbalance to the global south and the global north, be that as it may, i

think that everyone of us, after all, paris and berlin is much closer, grateful to all the participants, today there was a deep, extremely interesting discussion, i, as the host and author of the program, had incredible pleasure, i think it’s worth listening to and re-listening to, but i’ll end with the following: during a speech in cape town in 1966, the brother of president john kennedy robert said there is a chinese curse that says: so that you live in interesting times, no matter how you look at it, we live in interesting times. his son, robert kennedy, jr., us presidential candidate, today i can say the same with full confidence, we live in interesting times, the unipolar world is a thing of the past, the multipolar world is still far from stabilizing, but no one will be bored, until we meet again, this was the program sas is authorized to declare. the multipolar world has arrived, but

he avoids the question of how to exist in it. the calculated risks of geopolitical polyphony

have yet to be answered. hello, you are watching the program say don’t be silent, in the studio of victoria popova and tatyana sherbina. and our guest today is the dean faculty of journalism of bsu, alexey belyaev. hello hello. good afternoon, alexey viktorovich, we asked about the passing scores for the journalism department this year and last year, for comparison. and if in 2022 for admission. special journalism required a score of 296, then this year it was already necessary to score 340 points, but the minimum, how would you comment on these numbers, is interest in journalism growing? well, first of all, let's tell the truth, this year all

passing scores have increased significantly, due to the fact that for the first time we introduced a place for one centralized testing, centralized exams, somehow the questions were simpler and the children wrote. better, but in all specialties we observed a certain increase in passing scores, because people had higher scores on this centralized exam, at the same time, one cannot help but say that yes, we have quite high competition, but these are the scores about which we say, too, so as not to completely deceive the audience, it is usually considered four ratings, three ratings according to ct was there before. or tse, plus the assessment of the certificate, yes, so the maximum score was 400, at the faculty of journalism we conduct internal tests, an internal exam of creativity, so we accept,

three, that is, we accept the certificate, two previously there were centralized testing, in this 2020 the third year there was one test, one centralized exam, but our internal exam: creativity, it is divided into two parts, for each you also receive a grade, that is, in fact, for admission to journalism the most could score up to 500 points, so these are such high passing scores, yes, but in fact, yes, we saw that we wrote essays quite well this year, and the children were very good in terms of preparing for the oral exam, the minister and i came in folio education just came to see how this exam was going, they were so impressed by the works that our applicants had already presented as their

professional work, that is , such thick folders, many had already collaborated for, as i understand it, even several years with the media in their regions, that is, in fact , we have very, very, very smart, well-prepared applicants, and this is encouraging, because they really set a high bar, and teachers must now treat these applicants who have become students coming to the classroom, many teachers also say that yes, yes, the level has increased and that, well, the age has decreased, and we also had ivan mikhalovich, you know eisman, visiting, this is the chairman of the white television company, he says: children write to him and also represent now that young people are actually growing into all these social networks faster, growing into this

whole it technology faster, and today many kids, they can give their parents a head start and already know how to work with different programs, mobile the phone today is actually turning into... a universal tool, this is your camera and microphone, this is your editing table on which you can make cuts and immediately post all these on the internet, and indeed, we are seeing a surge of interest among young people in this the presentation itself, the fact that before, well, how could you show off in the yard, well, you came there, you got into a fight, attracted attention, yes, you put yourself above society, today the self-affirmation of young people begins precisely on the internet, they have new idols, these are these bloggers, this is also a phenomenon of our time, when some absolute boys and girls, but promoted on

the internet, with millions of subscribers, they gather audiences, although, by and large , they have nothing to say, there are 12, well, that’s what i wanted i ask you, is this a problem? i don't i will say that this is bad, that is, our youth are mastering technology, technology is mastering, yes, this is another problem, because when you go out into the world, you really have to present something, you have to show yourself, meaning, that you have something to tell people, and now, unfortunately, such absolutely meaningless information is being exchanged, all these challenges are being launched that collect millions of views, it’s absolutely stupid and even dangerous to douse yourself with gasoline and set yourself on fire

in order to attract subscribers, this of course, to put it in the youth bullshit, yes, but in reality this is, uh, of course, the problem today of modern psychology is how to work with children, because you want fame, and most importantly, you have been given a tool to access this fame, as it were , that is, there is this... i would also call these likes meaningless, because they also corrupt people, i was recently on vacation and saw this very interesting picture, a family came to the restaurant, sat down, a father, two sons, where -they are probably six to eight years old, one is a little older, the other is smaller, and a completely little girl who was sitting with a pacifier, but she was already sitting, in one hand there was a pacifier, in the other hand there was a toothbrush, and between them there was a mobile phone in

which she pressed buttons, the other mobile phone was with her dad , one child was sitting on a tablet, a boy, the second boy was sitting on a laptop, this family came , they weren’t eating, that is, why did they come to the restaurant, in fact, this really struck me as a symbol of modernity, we really have these modern technologies , uh, to some extent distances people from each other. they stop communicating in person, but you don’t notice this about yourself, well, due to my duty, i am forced to watch a lot of information channels, since i am not only the dean of the faculty of journalism, but i still consider myself a political scientist, and a political scientist must keep his finger on the pulse of the modern agenda , so we have to look through and read a lot, believe me, this is an excuse for 90% of people on duty, we will not get away from this now, that is, it is a utopia to say that

for some reason we will suddenly abandon these very convenient gadgets, the question is different, how can we make these gadgets more useful and how can we still make a person believe that he is more important than these gadgets, because when you are sitting in good company, there at the table, you drink tea, play board games or somewhere in nature... you walk through the park, through the forest , this is a slightly different level of communication, or the most expensive hotels, nowadays - these are huts in the forest, where there is no longer the internet at the entrance, seriously , this is such a trend today, but you still recruited only 82 people this year, it seems to me that this is very little, well , it also seems to me that this is very little, here you also need to understand, we generally

recruited 60 people for journalism, and another 22 people. recruited for the specialty of information, communication, although we would like to have more there, i think that next year we will increase the enrollment, but a problem has arisen, uh, we are now in a situation where we only have budget sets, we do not we are recruiting paid workers, this is a principled position for the next, at least several years, what is the reason for this, but we won’t hide that, of course, 2020 was a turning point, the state spent quite a lot of money on training journalists, and at the same time it turned out that just at a critical moment, the state media found themselves without soldiers, a lot of those young people, especially graduates, who taught in all these newfangled programs, which , instead of doing journalism or

doing work in the same, for example, social networks, there is a specialty in information, communication, and they were doing there, with some kind of gender agenda, also urbanism, yes, and other various kinds of modern perversions, in fact , some technical specialists were trained... that is, people knew how to press buttons, they knew where to cut what, where to remove what, but it turned out a very serious problem with the meaning, these meanings. not the meaning, yes, precisely the meaning of your work, existence, there were very few of them in the heads of our recent graduates, so they did not quite realize what was happening, let’s say, they occupied another side, and the graduates worked in those supposedly

mass media that positioned themselves as independent, which is not true. in fact, at the same time, they broadcast absolutely understandable and absolutely anti-state information, and when some of these media were cited as an example, they were set as an example as the best, and about the same state media , our young journalists for some reason received information that these are some kind of slop, soviet, old, so... that nothing is being done here, about the same belarusian beltelerokpaniya, yes, for some reason they thought that this was some kind of last century , by the way, talking with the well-known ivan mikhailovich eismant, the head of beltelerokiya, he once

said in one conversation that it was interesting, they came guys for internship after the journalism department, that old journalism department, where they were brainwashed that there is a wonderful cnn and bbc, and your belarusian television is somewhere in the outskirts, they came, looked at what the beltelerokpania had and remained in such pleasant bewilderment, but it turns out there was a lot of things what they didn’t think about, that is, there was quite good support here, financially , there were quite interesting approaches to creating their own proprietary programs there, that is, all this was there, no one here silenced anyone, no one here led, as they say, frenzied propaganda, what is the connection between paid education, a big one, because paid students, yes, there is a direct connection between why we decided to abandon off-budget education,

because paid students are not distributed today, paid students go to free bread, and these free ones bread leads them into complete incomprehensibility. that is, they initially said that we are our own masters, we will start here now , we will expand our activities here, we are creating our own smipans, although this is also such a utopia, in fact, they still nailed to one shore or another and served not exactly state interests, so they the task facing us now is the belarusian state university as a leading university, and the faculty of journalism as the main... journalism faculty of the country, we are working closely with the ministry information, as with the main body regulating information policy today, and we understand that we are faced with a task, firstly, we have a huge number, there are about 1,200

media outlets in the country today, which are state-owned, and which need in young journalists, editors, by 1200 somewhere on average: mass media, in 4 years we will get 60 journalists, well, so i’m telling you, 22, and despite the fact that we still have a decree of the president of the republic of belarus, which obliges everything government agencies, organizations to have departments in their structures or at least one public relations specialist, what is called a press secretary, today a lot... is paid by all commercial structures and government agencies, a lot of attention is paid to positioning oneself in the same social networks , these communications specialists, public relations specialists, what they call a feast, they are in great

demand, they are needed everywhere, so of course, even 82 people are a drop in the ocean, so why not enough, let's answer the question. as they say about moscow, moscow is not rubber, unfortunately, the faculty of journalism is also not that big, we are trying our best and we are determined to have our enrollments increased, now the moment of perestroika is happening, in terms of determining the admission target numbers, in terms of focusing on how many specialists we need, but we also work like any other economy, there is... well, that is, if you don’t collect the salary, then you also lose some of your income actually, if we are talking about ourselves, i am not talking about this economy now, i am now talking about macroeconomics. on a national scale, the country has a state order, our department plans how many specialists they need in this

or that profile, except for our journalism department , of course, journalists, especially in regional media, can be found there from the philological departments of regional universities, as very often happens, in addition, there is such a category, in a number of, for example, specialized media, even non- journalists work, they work... in their own profile, if there, for example, you need to write about economics, then some economist who knows how to write will come, then he will be made an economic journalist, i would of course like for us to train people in the journalism department who precisely master these meanings, that’s what, oh what we said, who can understand, who understands the political system, belarus and the whole world, understands the basics of economic processes, who understands well how things happen in sports, in cults, and the ministry of information supports you in this,

financially? we are financially supported by the state and the ministry of education, when these places are allocated to us, then accordingly, in terms of the number of places, the number of positions of approved teachers who are paid salaries goes accordingly, but the ministry, information, i think that it supports us in our desire to create, exactly, such a universal journalist today, that is , what the problem is is that before we trained in many specialties, this year we switched to a universal, one might say, specialty, we have journalism in areas, one specialty, so we recruited 60 people to be journalists in areas, there used to be international journalism...

print journalism there, web journalism, but today we understand that there is a demand for universal specialists, because modern editorial offices, these such, multi-editions, where there is convergent media, yes, as it is fashionable to say, it is clear that a modern specialist journalist must... have competencies and skills in various fields, on the other hand, after all, a journalist is a piece product, this also needs to be understood, we don’t cook, these are not factories, factories that require hundreds of thousands of people, this is still a specific area, we actually know all the good journalists on count, we should know, although unfortunately, like i did here recently , zhuk literally called today and told how one of our current fourth-year students, not only that

she didn’t recognize him, she couldn’t name a single name of a belarusian journalist, well, that is, as if we didn’t have them, she remembered some then a blogger from russia, what about you in a creative competition it was tested before me, i am responsible for what begins with me, in fact, of course, this is it. these are people, firstly creative, indeed, not everyone who gets into the journalism department, by the end of their studies, becomes a journalist or even strives to get into this profession, well , it happens, they always drop out, yes, they said there that you are harassing, for the sake of a single gram 1000 tons of some kind of ore, well, i would like to believe that... those children who are coming to us now are no longer children, they are actually already young men

and women with formed in some kind of degree of interests, requests, views, that they nevertheless consciously came to journalism , they will continue this path, your replacement is being prepared, you yourself are still young, but you will have to participate in the preparation of those who will come to your place, who will step on your heels, will give you competition. we are ready to take them under our wing, but for now we’ll take a short break , i remind you that we have a telegram channel, say don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests, we are connected. in the new world there is a cultural gift, we remember folk traditions. pa traditions belarus, the bread is not different, the geta is

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science project is nearby, on the belarus 24 tv channel. artificial. as you know, it is developing, by leaps and bounds, in your opinion, neural networks will replace journalists, honestly, frankly, no, all these additives, it will all still be dead without a living person, on the air again say do not be silent, and today we are visiting dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciences, political scientist alexey bilyaev. alexey viktorovich, last week minsk hosted a large-scale... forum on eurasian security, you took part in it, as did more than 300 people from thirty countries of the world, such representation, interest in this topic, can certainly be considered a positive sign, while many are now quite skeptical about diplomacy, although at the conference there were constantly peaceful initiatives, that it is necessary to decide there

to negotiate, to resolve all issues with the help of diplomacy, but precisely do you have questions about how to make the other side hear these peace initiatives? diplomats have an expression that war is the continuation of diplomacy by other means, in fact, this is the conference that took place, eurasian security, which was discussed, the conference is not the first to be held in belarus, but the conference is interesting and significant, because the last such event, we have such a large-scale meeting of political scientists, journalists, politicians, heads of various government departments, ambassadors, we have the last such an event took place in 2019, it was called then, this conference, at which

the president of the republic of belarus, alexander grigorievich lukashenko, spoke. so he had such a name to take him away from the edge of the abyss, but to unfortunately, then, with the calls made by belarus, represented by the head of state, and a number of european leaders who spoke, with a clear understanding that the world had really come to the edge, that communication channels had really been broken, that we had really gone downhill in some kind of... new arms race, even then in 9 it was clear that almost all the treaties that were created during the cold war era, which held back the treaties on short-range missiles, anti-aircraft defense, conventional arms treaties,

the open skies treaty, all of this gradually fell into disrepair, was destroyed, was cancelled. in fact, today, out of all this mass of treaties, we have one, which, as the children say, hangs by a thread, the treaty on strategic offensive weapons , start-3. which operates only between russia and the united states of america and it only regulates how many nuclear warheads are on constant combat duty, that is, having reserves there of the order of magnitude, russia, in my opinion, has about 1400 nuclear warheads, in the usa there are somewhere around 12-12,500, countries keep somewhere around 2,500 warheads on constant combat duty, but this does not cancel everything... the horror of this entire arsenal, which can now be brought, in general in a very short time into action, then

in 9 they were shouting about it, we were not heard, belarus proposed to conclude these new agreements, the so-called helsinki 2, that is, a comprehensive multilateral treaty on security in europe, where, as it is fashionable to say, to carry out still red lines and set the rules games, because the west really likes to play by the rules, yes, but only if they establish these rules, and we wanted to establish real rules of the game that would keep everyone within certain limits, put a barrier on everyone, introduce some kind of principle of collective security, collective responsibility for this security , we were not heard then, and literally a year later, the twentieth year, belarus itself was put... before a very tough choice and it was about the possibility of foreign intervention on our territory, we survived this moment, banged

ukraine, where russia, let’s say, was forced and brought by numerous attempts, precisely on russian red lines, what began began, after this we see an unprecedented, as is again commonly expressed, the word has already been filled by oskovin, he really never had anything like this. thousands of sanctions, packages with packages of sanctions, one after another to destroy, crush your own, and some yours, the enemy, but we didn’t declare war on you, and you didn’t seem to declare war on us either, you always said what you want with us to establish partnerships, and what are you doing now , of course, for the west we are not only competitors, this is a tasty morsel that they covet all the time, their only real desire, as it turned out, is to turn us back into dependent territories, bring back the dashing nineties, when they did not feel any threat from us, but saw that

we were a market for their cheap crafts, we are a place where they can dump anything and pump out resources for next to nothing, but excuse me, such rules of the game will no longer exist, but at this conference... which took place last week, one of the speakers just voiced this understanding that, sorry, but we won’t sell beads for beads anymore, this speaker was, by the way, from china, so who very clearly explained to the european partners that those times when russia was robbed, and china was robbed there for 300 years, those times are gone, gone irrevocably, that is, we must come to terms with this , we must understand that today everyone, you yourself, the west, was building a global world , built according to general rules, based on some common principles, so be kind, observe, as

soon as the west began to lose according to these principles, it itself began to collapse this global system, but those countries that have already entered there, they no longer want to collapse, besides, china is interested in this when he spoke at this conference, the hungarian minister peter szijart, minister of foreign affairs of foreign trade, his position is called that in full, that is, the person is aware of his interests, this is just close to belarus, which we are also often accused of, that our embassy has turned into what -that belarusian trade missions abroad, and we there are also engaged in selling everything that we produce in belarus, but it is so, that is , today we are an export-oriented country, where we plan to sell almost 70% of our... manufactured product, of course, this is beneficial for us, of course, we need promotion of our products today, and diplomatic missions today are also becoming some kind of

commodity distribution network, but the europeans are not shy either, the hungarians are not shy about this, them the minister of foreign affairs of foreign trade, and so he says that yes guys , we ourselves understand that we have played too much, he says: we need communication channels, we must communicate, we must, why does hungary continue relations with russia and belarus , because they see theirs responsibly. well, one might say, they make a person of orban, orban is orban, but we see that the entire hungarian government is like that and peter szijjarta also spoke openly that for my speeches here, for the truth that i am telling you, i will be criticized very much very, very many in europe, he is ready for this, for the fact that he will be silenced there , secondly, does he pay attention to what is the most dangerous thing for

eurasian security today? this is an already ongoing conflict in ukraine, that is, this is what they say, the fire that will either blaze , or let us put it out, hungary is on the borders with ukraine, and this conflict directly concerns it, they also talked about gas, but if we now we are talking about this large regional interaction for the sake of preserving peace, yes, we must understand that in general, what is happening in the world, why was all this started, that is, when in the global ... this world, the united states tried to turn into a single, sole hegemon, the world policeman, they positioned themselves that way, at this time others began to look for opportunities for themselves, so in this big global world, to build relationships in its own interests, and china, which has launched the one train, one track initiative, and this initiative

is actually so multilateral, that is, china is laying out logistics routes, it is trying maintain mutually beneficial trade, last year he traded more with europe than with the usa, and uh, despite all the sanctions, yes, our, our dreams, geopolitical aspirations were a little narrower, but we wanted to create, not recreate the ussr, yes , but they wanted to create a new... but mutually beneficial union, the eurasian economic community, which today has turned into a cooperation of five states, and they wanted to connect two poles through our eac, that is, to connect europe on one side, there to lisbon, to connect the same china and its shanghai cooperation organization, and a whole series of other projects, as for

europe, then just... orban, who are representatives, too, don’t think that they are just such lovers of russia and belarus, this is a european to the core, today, do you think, financial forces and other real forces have appeared that can ask for a challenge to the hegemo, or while still at conferences, here is the problem, of the global world, where the europeans believed that they, together with the united states, are hegemons, here and the states were preparing the ground for turning europe into a dependent and very, very vulnerable conglomerate of countries, that is, they deprived the americans of europe’s sovereignty at the moment when

they managed to push them all into nato. they deprived europe of the opportunity to defend itself with that very war , which in essence is always a last resort, the europeans will not fight against nato, against themselves, but the europeans do not have their own european army, but there is nato, which is supervised by the states, if we will look at how much is spent on defense, that is, the total nato budget for last year was somewhere in there, i think it was 1.3 trillion dollars. of which about 900 billion dollars are from the united states, everything else is half as much, it seems to me, yes, the dependence is primarily military, when the united states simply will not allow europe to secede from a forceful point of view, and today, as we see, the united states they also destroyed the economic opportunities for europe to exist and compete, they forced it or they directly did it.

blew up the supply of cheap energy sources from russia, forced european countries to abandon this, imposed their expensive fuel on them, so the northern flows were physically destroyed, any possibility of cooperation was blocked by sanctions, and now europe itself is a market for american goods, expensive american raw materials, oil, liquefied gas, and no one just. so it’s clear that they won’t let europe go, plus there is, of course, a single global financial elite and this is the relationship, the link to the dollar, yes, all these capitals, which today are not national at all, but transnational, which have long gone beyond state borders, and these capitals strive to preserve themselves, they no longer care, even this is europe, they no longer need it, they only need some kind of temporary bridgehead, they can

escape from there if something happens, this of course it’s scary, but the conference showed that there are europeans who understand this too, among their elite among their scientists, well, i heard your first reviews, so to speak, of this conference, mainly our political scientists say that there are such europeans, only a few of them, and this truth they they don’t take you home because they are afraid, the question is what they don’t say at home, and how they behave towards their audience, yes, this is an interesting question, because it’s one thing to come to a conference here to speak out, it is clear that the statements of the siyart, for example, impossible, therefore, of course, they have already been voiced there, but the question is not only that high-ranking public politicians speak out, the question is that in fact , politics there in the same west is formed by such hidden, well, not to say shadow, but

those that are not directly in focus attention structures, what are called factories of thought, these factories of thought, they acted and continue to operate in their previous ones... the same interesting factory of thought is the american well-known rent corporation, which works for the pentagon, in fact, here is a corporation in 2019 with us there were their representatives here, they presented their gorgeous book, they distributed it here for free, the main message of this book was to make belarus neutral, that is, they tried to convince us then. leave russia, leave the unions, don’t, you don’t need to join european union, but move away from russia, and we guarantee you, like switzerland, like austria , yes, neutral status, these conditions, of course, yes,

but they convinced us of this, i’ll tell you, they courted us very, very much, in our country in a number of our media, publications appeared that directly promoted this project very strongly. but this is an old proverb, beware of the don nai people who bring gifts after the failure of the minsk agreements, but here not only the minsk agreements have failed, but we see all communications in general have collapsed, yes, well, this is architecture safety, everyone loves to talk in some kind of architectural expressions, but they are all builders, then brixma assembles bricks. pick up the phone to the president of russia, call directly to the president of the united states and talk about some issues

, there were such, yes, there were such opportunities, hello, hello george, it’s me, boris, whatever it was, yes, but there were such moments. today imagine president putin there communicating with the current mr. biden biden is communicating there and there will already be a problem, he will speak hello, who is this, but it’s clear that today even these channels don’t exist, they’re already gone, but how did this happen, well, it was a long song about destruction, but what about the belarusian president today? our president was squeezed out of european politics, brazenly, cynically , that is, the person proposed such sensible things, instead of inviting, to organize the same conference there, yes, to discuss, so

to speak, okay, we invited you here to our field, well, do me a favor, invite me to your place and we’ll tell you there, you’re there you can criticize us, there will be more of you there, our opinion is in the minority. what are you afraid of? but they were afraid, how afraid were they? no one, no one has ever even suggested, in fact, that alexander lukashenko should appear somewhere in brussels and make some interesting statements before the european parliament in strasbourg. the only platform available to our president, he used it; by the way, it was the united nations, when he arrived there and also hit them with the truth. womb, who you are like this and how it’s high time you were reformed and that the powerful of this world are not fulfilling their roles, and then everything that the president said was practically fulfilled.

the most interesting thing is that they are squeezing him out, but he remains the most popular figure , the same one, in the environment of social messengers , social networks, the internet, of course, the statement of our president, videos with him, they are recruiting, precisely by the name of lukashenko, we can say that this will be immediately a huge set of views, yes, this, well, this is an indicator of a brand, again, because people understand people feel. and if they try to close this voice, to strangle it, yes, it is still in the modern conditions of globalism, the presence of various workarounds, this voice will still break through, but about this high-level group and the conference that we talked about throughout this part of our conversation , is this strictly an initiative of minsk? how many times are we trying to reach peaceful negotiations and peaceful or some kind of agreements? unfortunately,

here we are again. unfortunately, we don’t see these bridges from the side of the same collective west, this is a big problem, well, a drop of stone sharpens, we hope you understand, returning again to the beginning of our conversation, to round it off, this is diplomacy, conversations, negotiations, but as someone says... not a very good character, with a kind word and a gun you can do much more than just a kind word, so unfortunately, today in diplomacy we have to use these arguments related to power issues , the fact that, for example, belarus has deployed nuclear weapons at home - this is also one of the diplomatic arguments, but we, in our right mind, are going to use this, but this increases the same... maybe that’s why they agreed to come to us, you know, while

there weren’t these weapons, no one was coming, the propaganda that the west, and the enlightened west, is spreading, but it seems to me that yes, no jokes , this is the most suggestible part in general, our people are respected and listened to, so we need to be strong, and for now we’ll take a short break, after a short pause , we’ll return to this studio again, for now , subscribe to our telegram channel, say don’t be silent, look for all our episodes on youtube , on the air again, say don’t be silent and visit us dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciences, political scientist alexey bilyaev. alexey viktorovich, under one of the videos on the internet i read the following comment from a user from kazakhstan, here it is on the screen , i live in kazakhstan and seeing how the population is brainwashed, i don’t want the fate of a second ukraine for kazakhstan, god grant that russia

wins, and the west left us alone, we remember in 2020, many also said, after the events, that god forbid us the fate of ukraine and so on, well, if he doesn’t leaves us alone, then under what conditions can we count on at least peaceful coexistence and, accordingly , cooperation, well, this is an indicative post, of course, what is happening in kazakhstan? we are monitoring, firstly, kazakhstan, for example, for us, is a serious ally, we are a member of the eurasian economic union, we are together within the cis, we are together members of the csto, and the situation when last year, in january, those well-known events began in kazakhstan, which led to tragic consequences later, that’s all for us

worries, yes, but indeed processes are taking place in kazakhstan, with the direct participation of the united states of america, with their support , uh, processes are aimed at tearing kazakhstan out of this union, tearing it away from unity with the former countries of the soviet union, a lot is being done, that is, on the one hand, kazakhstan, in the person of president nazarbayev , once essentially took the lead in this eurasian integration, it was nazarbayev’s idea to create a eurasian union, and kazakhstan was at the beginning the locomotive, and today, what we are seeing is, it seems, a member of the csto is conducting some kind of joint exercises with nato, nothing seems to be threatening and they say that everything is fine there with the russian language, but periodically there are mentions in the press of some kind of cave nationalism and yes, i see on social networks, all my fellow journalists have switched to kazakh,

the pattern is exactly the same as ours, absolutely the same patterns in ukraine, the collective west, primarily the usa. what is the likelihood of new hot spots emerging now? unfortunately, now we we observe that a portal has been opened for the emergence of more and more new problems. when a conflict broke out at the airport out of nowhere, the large number of explosive sites scattered throughout the planet today unfortunately does not give us reason for optimism. and what can we do to be calm? well, we can’t say that, but

our only hope now is that some events should begin within the states themselves, which some of our colleagues have already dubbed a new civil war. well, everyone now gives an example that in just a few in recent days, this horrific shooting has taken place, to destroy what is called mass shooting, mass executions. the usa is a specific country, which was formed initially as a state where every citizen was responsible for himself, this right to bear arms, which is sacredly enshrined in the american constitution, which they cannot yet refuse, it, as we see today, leads to the fact that in fact, there is an uncontrolled arms market in the country, that everyone has pistols and

rifles in their closet, the times are difficult now leaves an imprint on the mental characteristics of people, very many people with mental disabilities who own weapons today can go and organize such a massacre that will cause a response, another will grab a gun, a third, and plus a political issue, economic, primarily political , even now they are all primarily fighting for the preservation of their democracy, and now the demonstrative storming of the capitol, during the last presidential elections, it just showed convincingly that the democracy about which the united states they tell everyone, they don’t have it inside them, that they are crushing their political opponents, then the opponents saw it, suffered a little, but what will happen now , imagine now, a new assault on the capitol, they won’t just run around in furs and horns and look at pictures and statues, it will already

begin that everyone will take with them a pistol, a shotgun, a rifle and will go to defend their own. as they believe in free expression of will, and this can have a very big impact, there is a huge stratification and economic in the usa, we have a huge problem there, we are trying, our state is trying to minimize any conflicts along ethnic or religious lines, in the usa, just like on purpose, today they have a division going as far as along racial lines in some direction, that is, god forgive me, african americans, but in our opinion, just black americans, negroes, there’s nothing offensive in the russian language in this word , latin americans, whites, today we’ve also added, there’s such a group of people, they all have very complicated relationships today,

relationships that are connected with employment opportunities, with income generation, and some of the most today - advancing in society there , for example, oddly enough, these are asian representatives, they are more educated today, they are richer, they receive more income, for example, than whites americans, then there are white americans, then there are blacks, then there are latinos , these are these, and between them there, now there are huge problems, if the american state does not look at these problems, this is how they are moving from the territory of mexico. these crowds of migrants today in search of a better life, what they bring, so we see how migrants from the middle eastern countries, north africa, and also representatives of, at least, behave in europe, okay, but what a horrific crime, look what is

happening now, here this entire territory of america is infected with this virus of drug addiction, when the state, instead of fighting it, considers the best option is to come and distribute these drugs, syringes, for free, get sick, yes, do what you want, just don’t interfere with us , until when is this everything will be, people who, we live... in belarus, we are used to the fact that we should have blood over our heads, for us, it’s like having our own housing is an indicator of such stability, but in our country , in the end, everyone gets their own roof over their heads, and there, millions of americans do not have their own housing at all and will never get it. america is such a big, arrogant cowboy who has now decided to expand his prairies to the entire globe, but someday they will find their own cowboy, it will happen like a joke. as always, i don’t have enough time with you, i want

we still have more to talk about, so don’t take it for impudence, we will invite you soon, the second episode awaits you, tatyana sherbina, victoria popova, we say goodbye to you for today, goodbye, goodbye, and now alexey belyaev is speaking. i would like to wish that we always find a way to move away from the edge. with any person, no matter how disgusting he may be, but in fact, any bad world is better than good, alexey viktorovich, well, now, according to the established tradition, i will ask you to leave your autograph and some parting words for our viewers, our program, i think , it will be short, which is what everyone in the world wants, but peace alone is not enough, peace and reason

will remain. just one chance to show your strength, this is a ball of thread, thread, thread, absolutely correct answer, as perpettum mobile is translated from latin, i took latin 2 years ago, the last time, this is an amazing revelation, to demonstrate your intellectual potential to the whole country, yes what are you going to do, well, absolutely simultaneously our participants click, which... english football club is holding its home matches at guggison park stadium. pavel, everton, absolutely right, the smartest

and bravest gather here, not only the east, it’s a delicate matter, building a tower from crooked elements is also a subtle art. what gave you this idea? i love ballet. alexander gleb, alexander gleb, absolutely right, this is the correct answer, one of the best football players in the history of belarus. look, in intellectual and entertaining shows. on the belarus 24 tv channel. the midday news continues to air on belarus 1, in the studio vladislav bunderge, hello,