it is obvious that the migration policy of the european union countries bordering belarus is becoming more radical and tougher every year. the authorities of poland, lithuania, and latvia not only ignore international humanitarian law, they are literally killing migrants from the middle east. which part of the border are we heading towards now? and what is going on here in general now? now we are going to the border sign number. with the republic of latvia, in general the situation is now tense on the state border, attempts are constantly being noticed the work of migrants on the latvian side, we are now finding a lot of sick people, accordingly we are providing medical assistance, there have been cases of finding people who are already dead. tel.

now we are at the latian border. in the twenty-third year, this place has become the most dangerous for migrants from the middle east. border guards from a certain side mercilessly beat people from the middle east, throw the corpses to the belarusian side, force women and children to drag their dead men, again from the opposite side, to belarus. and all this happens through gates like these, which were created for the migration of animals, but not people. in one of the recent cases, the latvian border guards drove the unfortunate people out through the gate that i spoke about earlier; they gave the migrants two corpses; the whole event was filmed and then posted on the internet. after such compromising of themselves, we can say with confidence that the latvian authorities gave them an indulgence to kill. jerusalem itself istashim conducts a completely two-standard regime in relation to it. to various emigrants,

various refugees, on the one hand, they have adopted and are adopting hundreds of thousands, already millions of ukrainian refugees , on the other hand, in relation to other immigrants, refugees from the middle east, the general policy, the central policy of the european union, they are much tougher, opposite and completely ee -to another, that is, uh, so for them , really, the lives of these people, this... these citizens do not matter at all. the eu is obliged to comply with a number of documents regulating work with migrants, including the 1951 convention relating to the status of refugees year, which is the main legislative act in establishing their status and rights, but apparently we are not talking about dark-skinned people with slanted eyes. kalipki, which are supposedly built for the migration of animals, in fact... intended

to push out by force, and very often using not only physical force, but with weapons that are used by latvian and lithuanian border guards, not so long ago in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the polovsky border detachment, on the border with latvia, we found three corpses, and in one of the cases, two corpses were located in the immediate vicinity of the gate, 5 meters from it, side by side, during the inspection of the area, we found a woman, a refugee citizen of iran, and nearby two children, the children were only... 7 years old, my colleagues from the zvezda tv channel were able talk to the victim, her story is simply shocking and causes a misunderstanding of how latvian officers, people in uniform, could be so callous and animal- cold-blooded towards ordinary civilians. help us, help us, help us, my children can't walk, can't walk, my husband,

he was a good person, the latvian police beat people with stun guns, my husband was beaten with stun guns too, my husband went into the room, screams were heard from there, the children were leaned against the fence, the gate was open in the fence , we sat in front of the fence, the latvian police drove us out into the territory belarus, children in belarus also said, children about dad, don’t die, call a doctor, at that moment i was serving to protect the state border, and i specifically discovered these two bodies, the wife was sitting, two small children, the deceased, well, the picture is not from it was pleasant, in fact, to see such

a cold woman in such a situation, and accordingly , medical assistance was provided to the children, because signs of frostbite were visible on the face, an ambulance was called. ukhayala moazin, a journalist from iran, asked his opinion about what is happening on the border of belarus and the european union, because his compatriots, in search of a better life in the west, are also leaving their homeland, but what awaits them there, in his opinion, the current migration crisis in the world is a continuation of the insidious plans western countries, concepts hybrid war, with the help of the migration crisis, they plan to create unsafe situations within the state, to create an ethnic crisis within the country, alexander lukashenko knows their insidious plan very well and will take tough measures regarding

migration, and of course, the situation in the middle east, this also plays a very important role, and creating a crisis will create a crisis, migration crisis situation throughout the world. unfortunately, human life for the united west, in particular for the authorities the european union is worthless, and as i said earlier, they feel unpunished when they kill the defenseless. we see from the results of the investigation of criminal cases that almost all the people who move to the territory of the european union are refugees who are fleeing war and who were actually invited there at one time, come, but now for some reason this corridor has been closed to them, blocked, they don’t let you in, they kill, they beat you, they throw you out through animal gates, so the position is clear, there’s genocide and fascism here.

thanks to emil czechka, a polish soldier who fled to belarus in 2021, the whole world learned about the crimes of the polish authorities on the polish-belarusian border, thanks to emil , evidence was collected of the executions by polish security forces of refugees from the middle east from libya, iran, afghanistan, syria, these people fled to the european union for a better life , but the polish government decided otherwise, it left them to rot somewhere in the forests of the polish borderland, the heavy burden of what he saw and experienced did not give him peace, he was not just a witness to executions by polish forces

, but it’s very difficult, if someone forced someone to do something like that, it’s very difficult to forgive yourself for this, it’s difficult to forgive even if you forced them to do it? how many people do you think the polish security forces killed on the border, how many refugees are now buried in

the forest, by your standards, how many can it be? it’s enough to count, one patrol took two soldiers who killed every day, emil named the number of people shot from 200 to 700 people, it must be said that from the first moment our acquaintance, he was well aware of who he was now? i consider myself a murderer because i killed people, and to answer the second part of your question, president duda and prime minister morowiecki, i think, of course knew about the situations that were happening on the border, so if they knew and did not react in any way, they are the same, if not murderers, it must be said that the main department of the investigative committee of belarus has opened criminal cases against officials

of poland and lithuania who gave criminal orders to his subordinates, and it must be emphasized that they have no statute of limitations, one of the articles is a crime against humanity, apparently... apparently, the same article is facing latvian officials, he worked for 34 years in the ministry of defense of the republic of afghanistan. after the taliban came to power there, the regime changed, he was forced to flee with his family , moved to germany or belgium , where his son had been living for 10 years, but this person was not allowed through, so he had it with him there were such photographs, he was an officer, decorated, served in the army, this citizen and his family were not allowed into the territory of the lithuanian republic, at the same time, some of our citizens who must be brought before

the law, including for committing various criminal offenses, are on territory of lithuania, they are given asylum there, they are not extradited, there are extremists there , those people who have committed extremist crimes and terrorist- related crimes, all these people have a place in europe, such citizens, who are running away from the war, who have worked all their lives somewhere in the ministry of defense. swim across the river, he died when he got wet, his skin was from hypothermia of this man, well, here again the fact of this fascism, genocide cannot be called in any other way, the basis of it all was that we wrote to many international organizations, and we received an answer that that they will... investigate this issue, a specific issue, and we saw a refusal, constant refusals, and we saw the blocking of chechka’s case

in the media, that is, we have reliable information that in the british media, including the bbc, al rabia, who is located in london, whose office is in london, this issue was taboo, and after that, that is, a specific fact forced us, including among others, i was forced to create this term by the chechko incident, when one of... the parties, which positions itself as democratic and agitates for human rights, does not want to consider a specific case due to some considerations, our source said that from the leadership of these organizations, does not want to touch upon a specific issue, because for them it is nonsense that a nato soldier fled, including to belarus, that is, they considered the chechka as a nato soldier, yes, of course. a polish politician said similar things about the polish media, they pretend that there were no executions

at the border, no witnesses, no chechkas, i would like to emphasize that krzysztowski is the first polish politician to speak out about the situation with chechka murders on the polish-belarusian border. he crossed the polish-belarusian border, asked for asylum from the authorities of the republic of belarus and told what was really happening, he told the whole world, not only the poles and belarusians, and now the question is why ... the polish media authorities generally kept silent about this case, because we all know, no matter how we evaluate the actions of private emil chechka, there was a lot of truth and shame for everyone us. i repeat once again, i do not rule out that his death was not accidental, quite the contrary, most likely he was simply inconveniently killed in the interests of the polish authorities. therefore, please do not be surprised that this topic is hushed up in poland, it is inconvenient and no one raises it, therefore. what i personally know representatives of the polish border services, military, police and so on, i know their

character, but at the same time i know the mechanisms of power in poland. let me remind you that the polish authorities introduced a ban on visiting the border zone, both for volunteers and journalists, the ban has not yet been lifted, which means that things are probably really happening there that only a limited circle of people are privy to, this is inhumane, this is closer already to the fact that poland itself... brought on itself to nazism, that is, the victims of the concentration camps, mass graves, executions without trial, well, modern poland has stepped a little into this quest, and i believe that the story with emil, it just forced the polish leadership to come to its senses in many ways, that is, the scale was reduced, but even now we receive information virtually every month, the fact that these people of arab nationality, muslims, are found dead along the border, if we talk about this

, they are very tense, well, it is noticeable by the density of the display of outfits. have they increased in number recently? yes, in there were probably two or three times more outfits for them. 112. the place where we were just now? after three corpses were found on the border with latvia last week, it was clear that today we might also encounter something, either expelled refugees at the border, or even those unfortunate people who were killed , and today

, after walking through the forest for about 4 hours and the latvian police deceived me, they broke my phone, all our phones were taken, my sim was taken , the money was taken, 155 dollars, two people they looked at us, they beat us, they beat us in the head, all of us in the legs, before we went into the car, they pushed me here, where to go, he said, to belarus, where, i can’t hear, he hit me and shouted in belarus, they pushed us to belarus, we are going to germany, because we were looking for a comfortable life, work, in our country, we cannot live, many are dying in syria, but latvia does not allow us to go to germany, they are bringing

us down, they they took our sleeping bags and threw them into the water, because of this we cannot sleep properly, yesterday it was very strong rain, we were left without shelter, without food, without sleeping bags, without clothes, without medicine , they have dogs that they set on us, intimidate us, they are glad when they do this, if in 2021, the security forces beat the refugees , they used tear gas, special means of service animals , also in 2022 they began to erect stationary barriers and moreover... they were not for the purpose of ensuring some kind of security, first of all, but as a tool in the fight specifically against refugees. moreover, they collect all refugees who enter the territory neighboring state, they gather them into groups and deliver them to these barriers and under the threat of physical harm, often with the use of weapons, when they shoot over

the heads of refugees, they force them to cross into our territory, and these are people who have already suffered from their... .. bullying and they are cynically thrown onto our side, in fact left to die, and if not for the help of the belarusian border guards, there would certainly be more victims, since in the european media today the refugee is presented as a threat national security, in essence , the image of a migrant from the east is being dehumanized; in this regard, the security forces of neighboring states are not afraid of any responsibility. on the day of remembrance of the dead , belarusian patriots came to the polish military cemetery to honor the memory of the prisoner of conscience of the polish soldier emil chechka, who was part of the shooting team of duda and morovechsky. will vaitikhovsky, charge d'affaires of poland in belarus, lay flowers on the polish-belarusian border, where polish

border guards shot refugees with middle east. will other representatives of european power do this? emil saw the eyes of the refugees he shot, they haunted him to the end, now the polish consul in grodno, andrzej raczkowski, goes to work every morning at emil's passage. chechka looks into the sad eyes of a polish soldier looking at him from a billboard. is it possible? to be honest, it’s fair on the part of european union officials, i think not, but it’s time for the international community to unite in resolving the migration issue, and for some, admit their mistakes, because yesterday the european union, the usa, nato came to the homes of the people of the middle east, tomorrow they will come to them and replace false democracy with human and understandable justice.

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the station exploded, so we had to move to the mosar district, and today, well, the mosar region has truly become my second home, i know a lot of people here, and i’m just an ordinary person, so most of all i know the everyday problems of many and try to help solve them as much as possible , i am a person who loves my city, my region. of course, first of all, i want to do even more so that our region prospers. i am an economist by training, given that i graduated from the gorky academy, therefore, after all, agriculture for me is the most basic component of the profession, the industry in which i worked the most, so... painstaking daily work without days off allowed me to make such a sedate career, although no one really thought about a career, because

that i love my job, everything that surrounds me, it’s nice to look at the pole , it’s green there, then we harvest the crops, it’s nice to look at the livestock facilities that are being built, all this is very close, especially since i come from a village, always when. .. communicating with young people, i always say, if you choose your profession correctly, then you will not count the time, from call to call , and you will never look at the work schedule, because it will all be a movement in life, you will see the result of your work. employees without people are non-employees, because we are for the people and for this we must create everything, the people must... listen to the people within the framework of the current legislation, we must work always when people come there and no matter what work day or to receive citizens , if it helped

for a person or family to solve their problem, there is always a feeling of such inspiration that it’s good that people came, it’s good that you helped them solve the problem, and it’s inspiring when you do a good deed, it enriches a person, the usual word thank you, that smile.. the mood with which they leave the building of the district executive committee should not be separated from the people, because today we must not only live for today, our task is to see the prospects for the development of the region for the next, at least five years, 10 years and 20 years. mozyr itself is a unique city and region, because it has a very strong industrial sector, and agriculture has become quite strong. and of course, this is a construction complex, thanks to the fact that these complexes work well, work successfully and from a profit, we have a well-organized

profitable part of our district budget and thanks to this, we direct more than 80% of the district budget funds to improvement. victory begins with the tandem, parent, coach and district leadership. if there are no facilities that exist today mozyr, then a parent will have no interest in sending their child to some kind of sports school, a coach will have no interest in giving his all at these facilities, because of this attitude of ours... today there are victories that mozyr is proud of, proud the entire republic, to attract the attention of young people, specifically to our city, mozyr, so that no one leaves here, everyone stays, including our athletes. our city is getting younger and today the average age of our mozyr residents is 32 years old, once it was 38, we bet we do it for the youth, they are our today, they are our present, our future.

we attend a kindergarten, which is located in our new microdistrict of the city of mozyr, it is designed for 330 places, it was introduced in 2021, this kindergarten has created the most decent conditions for our children, and such kindergartens should be in every microdistrict of the city, that’s all what is built remains for centuries, those social infrastructure facilities, primarily preschool institutions during my period, work was barely built in the city of mozyrie, this made it possible to completely close... queue and these are objects that are made with love, because children are everything to us , and i encourage my team, my heads of enterprises, organizations, so that we do everything for our children, because they are the key to success and support, we are from we draw energy from them for our further work, for prospects and development in the future , we always achieve improvement

, results in economic... development and you know, in the education system we want not to let fedorovna down and always be on top, showing that we we can, we can do anything and to match our leadership, we must love our homeland, our little homeland, where you were born, where you live today, where your parents live, because a person can have all the riches of the world, so to speak, but not be happy, no one will ever trade happiness, family communication. with your family, with your friends, with your classmates, you can be rich materially, but people who are always rich in soul, in inner content, they will appreciate it more and better, and this is something that will remain forever, look how unique we have nature in belarus and today we are doing one of the good things, we will no longer be there, but the forest will probably be with such positive

aspects, we can really embellish both nature and the city, all our squares, ravines, ravine territories, we must take care not only about what we have today, but precisely about the prospects for the future. mozyl district is 809 active, positive, initiative women, our initiatives and good deeds are aimed at charity, to support family and family values, of course, but we also try participate in public. life of the country and of course, when it comes to some kind of mass initiatives, about mass projects , they are simply impossible without the support of our chairman, there are no problems in our country, because all issues, firstly, can be resolved, and secondly, we have a social state that supports our citizens, from the moment of birth to golden age, therefore caring for people is the main component of our state and this...

is clearly expressed in all the programs that are adopted by our state, this is true the most correct model for the development of our society, because caring for a person, what could be more important, of course, is only a person, and stability, success, prosperity, the discovery of their talents depend on how socially protected our citizens are, of course, this is the most the main thing. in the new project there is a cultural appreciation, we remember folk traditions. in the traditions of belarus, the bread is never separated by pressing, the bread is barred, the bread is lamali, the soul of the belarusian people, the rubyazhevichi scales are desired on sunny days

traditions karala mindaugu, pershamu karanavanam karala, dzyakuyuchi. your carney. the geta is so outstanding that on the next month you can swim for an hour. there was spachatku garadzishcha, then zamak, and then zeinichaya tsarkva. our country, belarus , has always been famous for such noble people, and there we have developed a great standard of government. watch on the tv channel belarus 24. people who have achieved success often seem ideal to us, but what is in the souls of these people, do they know the feeling of devotion, gratitude, a sense of homeland in the end, or is it something else, they decided that

the homeland is bought and sold, i lost everything, yes, i was rich, and now we are performing, all the money goes to housing and food, but this is trauma, emigration, this is severe... trauma, friends, there are graves, parents, work, well, that’s all, if the latvian economy is going downhill, who would want to live in such a country, in a country where there is nowhere to work, in belarus without visas, belarus welcomes guests with love and friendliness, more and more people come to us people from the european union who want to stay with us. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the tv channel. belarus 24, far from

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hello, you are watching the program say don’t be silent. victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina in the studio. and our guest today is the dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, alexey belyaev. hello hello. good afternoon, alexey viktorovich, we inquired passing scores for the journalism department this year and last year, for comparison. and if in 2022 the required score for admission to the journalism major was 296, then this year it was already necessary to score 340 points, and the minimum. how would you comment on these numbers and interest in journalism? well, first of all, let’s be honest, this year all passing scores increased significantly, due to the fact that for the first time we introduced, instead of 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... to say that yes, we have quite high competition, well, these are the scores, oh which we say, too, so as not to completely deceive the audience, usually four assessments are counted, there used to be three assessments on the ct, or tse, plus a certificate assessment, yes, so the maximum score was 400, at the faculty of journalism we conduct: internal tests, internal creativity exam, so we accept three, that is, we accept a certificate, two used to be centralized testing, this 2023 there was one testing, one centralized exam, but our internal

creativity exam, it is divided into two parts for each you too you get a grade, that is, in fact, for admission to journalism , the very best could score up to 500 points, so these are the ones... we saw that they wrote quite well this year and the essays were very good. in respect of preparation for the oral exam, they came with a portfolio, the minister of education and i just came to see how this exam was going, we were so impressed by the works that our applicants had already presented as their professional achievements, that is, such thick folders, many have been collaborating for, as i understand it, even several years with the media in our regions, that is

, in fact, we have very, very, very smart, well-prepared applicants, and this i’m happy because they really set a high bar, and teachers now have to treat these applicants who have become students when they come into the classroom, many teachers also say that yes, yes, the level has increased and that’s well, and the age has decreased, and we also had ivan our friend eisman is visiting, this is the chairman of the beltelerokpania, he said that fifteen-sixteen-year-old children write to him and also submit works, we see that now young people are actually growing into all these social networks faster, faster grows - into this whole it technology, and today many children can give a head start to their parents and already know how to work with different programs, a mobile phone today

is actually turning into such a universal tool, this is your camera and microphone, this is your an 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 self-presentation, what before, well, how could you show off in the yard, well, i came there, well got into a fight, got attention, yes, he put himself 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, well, so i wanted to ask you, alexey viktorovich, this is a problem, yes, well

, others look at it differently at least, this makes them stretch, learn, and i won’t say that this is bad, that is , our youth are successful, they master technology, and they master technology, but there is no critical assessment of themselves at all, this, yes, this is another problem, because when you when you go out into the world, you really have to present something, show yourself. it is necessary, keeping in mind that you have something to tell people, and now, unfortunately, such absolutely meaningless information is being exchanged, all these challenges are being launched there that collect millions of views, absolutely stupid , sometimes even dangerous, douse yourself with gasoline and set yourself on fire in order to attract subscribers, this is of course, to put it in youth silliness, but in reality.

this is, of course, a problem today, in modern psychology, how to work with children, because you want fame, and most importantly, you seem to have been given a tool to access this fame, that is, there is this phone, i would also call these likes meaningless , because they also corrupt people, i was here recently on vacation and found such a very interesting picture, in the restaurant there was... a family, a father, two sons , there, somewhere, they were probably six or eight years old, one a little older, the other smaller, and also a very little girl who was sitting with 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 the dad, one child was sitting in a tablet, a boy , the second boy... was sitting in the laptop, this family came, they didn’t eat, that is, why did they come

in a restaurant? in fact, this really struck me as a symbol of modernity, indeed, in our country, the presence of these modern technologies to some extent alienates people from each other, they stop communicating in person, and you don’t notice this, well, out of duty, i i have to watch a lot of information channels , because 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 i have to do a lot. believe me, this is an excuse for 90% of people due to duty, in any case , we will not get away from this now, that is, it is a utopia to say that we will suddenly for some reason give up these very convenient gadgets, the question is different, how can we do it anyway these gadgets are more useful and how can we still

make a person believe that he is more important than these gadgets, because when you sit in good company, at the table, drink tea, play board games or somewhere in nature... then you are walking in the park, in the forest, this is a slightly different level of communication, or the most expensive hotels these days are huts in the forest, where there is no internet at the entrance, seriously, this is such a trend today, but you still only got 82 people this year, it seems to me that this is very little, well, it seems to me too , that this is very little, here too... you need to understand, in general , 60 people were recruited for journalism, and another 22 people were recruited for the specialty of information, communication, although we would like to have more there, i think that we will increase it next year set, but a problem arose, we are now in a situation where

we only operate budget packages, we do not recruit. this is a principled position for the next few years, at least, what this is connected with, but let’s not 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 in critical moment, the state media found themselves without soldiers, a lot of those young people... especially graduates who were taught in all these newfangled programs, who, instead of doing journalism or doing work in the same, for example, social networks, where the specialty is information, communication, and they were engaged there in some kind

of gender agenda, also urban studies, and even other various kinds of modern perversions, in fact... some specialists were trained specifically technical profile, that is, people knew how to press buttons, knew where to cut something, where to remove something, but there turned out to be a very serious problem with the meaning and these meanings, not meaning, yes, precisely the meanings of your work, existence, there were very few of them in in the heads of our recent graduates, so they did not... everyone realized what was happening , let’s say, they took the other side, and the graduates worked in those supposedly mass media that positioned themselves as independent, as untrue, and in fact

broadcast absolutely understandable and absolutely anti-state information, when some of these... media were cited as an example, they were held up as an example of how best, and about the same state media , our young journalists for some reason they received information that these were some kind of slop, soviet, old , that nothing was being done here, about the same belarusian, beltelerokpania, yes, for some reason they thought that this was some kind of past... with an unknown to all of us, ivan mikhailovich, the head of beltelerokia, he once said in one conversation that it was interesting, the guys came to practice after the journalism department, that old journalism department, where they were brainwashed, that there is a wonderful

cnn and bbc, and your belarusian television there somewhere in the outskirts, they came and saw what beltelerokpaniya has and remained. such pleasant bewilderment, but here it turns out there was a lot of things that they didn’t think about, that is, there were quite good support, material, there were quite interesting approaches to the possibility of creating their own proprietary programs there, that is, all this was there, no one no one here silenced anyone, no one here conducted, as they say, rabid propaganda, what is the connection between paid education, and why we decided to abandon off-budget education, because we have paid today they are not distributed, these free grains lead them to completely incomprehensible places, that is, they initially burned

for money, we are our own masters, we will start here now, we will expand our activities here, we will create our own media, although this is also such a utopia, in fact they were still trying to one shore or another and served not entirely state interests, so we now have a task, and the belarusian state... as a leading university, and the faculty of journalism, as the main journalism faculty of the country, we are in close we are working in contact with the ministry of information, as 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 1200 media outlets in the country today, which are state-owned and need young journalists, editors, for about 1200 on average media outlets , in 4 years, we will get 60

journalists, 22, despite the fact that we still have a decree of the president of the republic of belarus, which obliges everyone government agencies and organizations must have departments in their structures, or at least one. by all commercial structures and government agencies, a lot of attention is paid to positioning themselves in the same social networks, these specialists in communications, public relations, what they call it, they are in great demand, they are needed everywhere, so of course, even. .. this is a drop in the ocean, so why not so much, let's answer the question, as they say about moscow, moscow is not rubber, unfortunately, the faculty

journalism, it’s also not that big, we’re trying our best and we’re determined to have our enrollments increased, right now we’re in the midst of a restructuring, in terms of determining admission target numbers, in terms of focusing on how much we need. for specialists, but we also work like any economy , and there is the economy of journalism, that is, if you don’t get paid, then you also lose some of your income, in fact, if we ’re talking about ourselves, i’m not talking about this economy, i'm talking about now macroeconomics on a national scale, the country has a state order, our department plans how many specialists they need in a particular profile, except for our journalism department , of course, journalists in the 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 whole range of, for example , specialized media, they don’t even work as journalists, but as specialists in their field, if, for example, you need to write about economics, then some economist will come, who knows how to write, then they will make him economic with these meanings, this is what we talked about, 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, and the ministry of information supports you in this, financially. is supported by the state and the ministry of education, when these places are allocated to us, then accordingly, according to the number

of places, according to the number of positions of approved teachers who are paid salary, but the ministry of information, i think that it supports us in our desire to create just such a universal journalist today, that is, what is the problem , that before we trained in many specialties, this year we switched to a universal one, you can say, specialty , we have journalism in areas, one specialty, here you are, we recruited 60 people, journalism in areas, there used to be international journalism, there is literary and art criticism, journalism, television audiovisual, print journalism, there is web journalism, but today we understand that there is a demand for universal specialists, because modern editorial offices, these are

multi-editions, where there are convergent media. 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 must be understood, we do not prepare, these are not factories, factories that require hundreds of thousands people, this is still a specific area, we really all good journalists. although, unfortunately, as i was told here recently, dmitry aleksandrovich zhuk, literally called today and told me 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 don’t have them, i remembered some blogger from russia, but how did you

test it at a creative competition, i am responsible for what begins with me, in fact, of course, it’s a shame, but we must keep in mind that journalists 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, you always drop out, but they said that you are exhausting for the sake of a single gram. 100 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 interests and views formed to some extent, that they are all... they came consciously into journalism, they will continue this path, and a shift is being prepared for you,

you yourself are still young, but you will have to take part in the preparation. those who come to your place will step on your heels will be your competition, most likely, alexey viktorov, we are ready to take under our wing, but for now we will take a short break, i remind you that we have a telegram channel, say do not be silent, subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests, we are in touch. a show where they fight not with the help of physical strength, as is known, before the competition you need to warm up thoroughly and warm up all the muscles, by the way, the same applies to the head. how for sure, one french figure noted, you can give in to force, but robotically they submit only to reason, a show where the main weapon is

intelligence, the main thing now is to concentrate. collect all your thoughts in a heap and be attentive, all these medals were awarded for victory at the summer olympic games, except for one: what medal are we talking about? sochi, sochi, absolutely true, this is the correct answer, but activity will also play a role. whoever scores the most points by the end of the game will be the winner. how many belarusian clubs traditionally play in champions league qualifying. alexey, one, one club, absolutely right. watch the intellectual and assortative show head game on our tv channel, let's go on a trip to belarus. lyubansky district is a place to live, green, cozy, quiet. alebava romny highway gave impetus to the development of many settlements, including red. it’s true that in order to get to the krynichka, you definitely need to do it

on foot, well, it’s a greedy way to work hard. get a charge of positive emotions. this is such a cool feeling, i even gave me a rainbow i think i saw and i felt like birds, look at me, look, pay attention, here is such a goat, and between us they pay her, well, there’s always a pack of dry goods, visit the bright sights of our country, tourists from all over the country come here to try unique belarusian bread, from the earthly to the sublime , three separate believers... 33 steps, they symbolize they say, you can overcome this distance in the life span of jesus christ, in one breath, see the route in the program built on the tv channel belarus 24. artificial intelligence, as you know,

is developing by leaps and bounds; in your opinion, neural networks have been replaced. honestly, frankly, no, all these additives, it will all still be dead without a living person. on the air again , say don’t be silent, and today our guest is the 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 and more than 300 people from thirty countries of the world, such representation, interest in this topic, well, for sure, can be considered a positive sign, while many are now quite skeptical about diplomacy, although there were always peace initiatives at the conference that we need to decide to negotiate there , to resolve all issues with the help of diplomacy, but specifically to diplomacy, there are

questions, how to force the other side to hear these peace initiatives? diplomats have an expression that war is the continuation of diplomacy by other means, in fact, like this... the conference that took place, the eurasian security that was discussed, the conference is not the first to take place 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, words, our last such event was in 2019, it was called then, this is a conference at which the president of the republic of belarus alexander grigorievich

lukashenko spoke, so it had this name, pull back from the edge of the abyss, but unfortunately, then with calls made by belarus in the person of 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 the channels of communication had really been broken , that we had really fallen into some kind of abyss of a new arms race, even then in 1919 it was clear that almost all the treaties that had been created during the cold war era, which were held back by the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaties there.

about open skies, all this gradually fell into decay, was destroyed, was canceled, in fact, because today we have 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 already, which only acts between. russia and the united states of america, and he just regulates how many nuclear warheads are on constant alert duty, that is , russia has about 14,000 nuclear warheads there, in my opinion, in the usa, somewhere there 12-12,500, countries keep about 2,500 warheads on constant combat duty, but this does not cancel out the rest of the horror, all this arsenal that can now be brought into action, in general for a very short period of time. and then in 1919 they talked about it and shouted, but they didn’t hear us. belarus offered.