[000:00:00;00] assured that he would do everything to change the attitude of ukrainian citizens towards the judges of the supreme court should do everything to change the attitude of the society towards the judges and their behavior with their decisions in everyday life as well as with their professional behavior in the consideration of cases in a timely and fair manner in accordance with the law to show that changes are taking place in society , to find out that the judicial system is being reformed, at this interview there were other questions for the candidate , for example, about the origin of his father-in-law's property a also about the discrepancy in the declared and actual incomes and it did not affect the decision of the commission in october 2021. vsevolod knyazev is elected as the head of the supreme court of ukraine.

i asked about that. and about those versions that are already voiced, in particular, on the network, about the fact that knyazev could be framed, they say, because of conflicts in the president's office, and how likely is it for you to succeed in such a scenario? well, actually, what is this one the case means: could someone not have the muscle to take money, because there is still such a concept as provocation of bribery, to the extent that it exists in the legal field, and in fact , provocation of bribery. and the intermediary of the representative of the law firm is here, thank god. despite all the previous assessments, there is most likely no mention of provocation. that is, we have an intermediary, we have a probable suspect, and here now the main task of law enforcement agencies anti-corruption bodies to prove the actual guilt by referring to the materials that already exist and that will be collected in the process of investigative

actions, if there are no obstacles and they prove it, then any a-a theses about the basis will, in principle, be removed by themselves, whether it is possible or not perhaps the basis of any situation, it is possible, or shall we say so, the position of the head of the supreme court is attractive from the point of view of influence on it by the authorities, more than that, the work of our anti-corruption bodies is now necessary, they will be under serious political pressure and probably we as society will have to represent the shoulder next time, i really hope that they will work at the proper level. well, as far as we know from open sources, there is one of the princes and one of the most highly paid judges, they actually write that the salary is half a million hryvnias, is that right? do you know that? and in fact, i cannot remind you of the debate that takes place in society all the time, and that we should have a lot

of salaries in court so that there is no temptation to take a bribe, so to speak, why high salaries do not become a safeguard against corruption on your part opinion, and because neither high salaries nor the holding of contests are, in principle, safeguards for the vessel itself, they can only be auxiliary factors, the key safeguard is the inevitability of punishment, this applies not only to judges among the court, there are a lot of virtuous judges who, in principle , and when significantly smaller institutions adequately administer justice, the problem lies in the negative selection of judicial so-called self -governance, when, unfortunately, very often the ones who are not the most deserving get to write, so, well, let's say, gray horses at best well, let's go back to the system of selecting judges, and strengthening the role of independent experts

with adequate accountability and transparency of the procedure is also critically necessary . yaroslava. thank you very much for joining the broadcast. zhernakov , chairman of the board of the de jure foundation, mykhayly good evening, can you hear me? corruption is a temptation, so to speak, to take a bribe. and with you, from the point of view of the judicial legal framework, i want to ask whether he will remain an active judge all the time that the investigation of the princes continues, because as far as i understand him at the moment, he was simply deprived of the position of the head of the supreme court and he continues to work is that so? well, look, first of all, i would like to add to

what yaroslav said, that is, all these things are high salaries or at least market salaries. the commission of judges, for example, which is being formed right now, its new composition and disciplinary procedures and the inevitability of punishment , as yaroslav rightly says, these are all the necessary conditions, but none of them are sufficient to independently provide a guarantee that such a thing will not happen that's why we need to build everything and one and the second and the third and the fourth as then only we have a chance - let's count on the fact that the judicial system, well, it will not allow such a thing , but the transfer to your question, yes, today he was taken prisoner he can be deprived of an administrative position and a position of a judge, but for this there must be grounds for an appeal or a disciplinary or a court verdict that has already entered into force, well, in general, we princes, this is the highest-ranking detained judge in

the history of ukraine, and is this good or bad , considering that the supreme our court was already reformed as part of the judicial reform. well , it was reformed, to be honest, i am genuinely surprised by the number of people who say that this is a very reformed court, how did this happen? he was not very reformed, approximately 80% of the judges of this court are old judges of the same court system representatives of the judicial system uh, all of us who were part of the public integrity council analyzed those candidates for the position uh well , just the numbers 23% of the judges who got there have a negative conclusion of the public integrity council, more than half, in addition to this, have negative information provided by the public integrity council, i.e. if the higher qualification commission of judges then behaved responsibly towards of his work to his task, today we would not have such a problem, that is why it is so important to form a new, higher-quality

commission of judges such that there will be no place for people with an incomprehensible reputation who have already shown that they cannot protect the judiciary. otaki is on the list this has already been written about several times, so the decision of the supreme council of justice about these judges in the composition of the higher polyp commission actually depends on a generation ahead whether we will have such a problem or not. because 2 1/2 thousand judges will now have they will have to recruit these higher-ranking judges, it is necessary for justice to fill the vacancies that are now there, that is why it is fundamentally important so that this does not happen, and i was listening to that, when you mentioned the process of reforming the supreme court, you meant the process of 16- 17 years ago, because at that time, as far as i know, there was no such thing as a new composition of the court was recruited at an open competition and the public did not

comment on most of the members. in the numerous conclusions of the public council of integrity, where it was written in black and white about bohdan lviv, who later turned out to be a russian, about his $50,000 watches, about at least three of those who made decisions in this case, which is referred to in the criminal case, there were three negative conclusions of the public council of integrity and nine more negative information and the public council of integrity out of 18, i.e. exactly two-thirds, if it had studied all the facts about them at one time and acted responsibly, higher education would not have been judges of the supreme court with a very high probability. we would not have this problem now, therefore it is fundamentally important who selects judges or has an adequate voice , how transparent is everything and this is a barrier. well , once again, as we have already said, it is necessary but not sufficient, but i

after all, it is a necessary condition that our court will act. taking into account what you say, what should be done at the moment within the framework of the judicial reform, to restart from scratch, so to speak, or from some point and then from which i actually , well, one more thing that surprises me is that although not it's just surprising, it's a pity that this is happening, because if at least a tenth of the attention of the media and everyone received the judicial reform and its process , the one that this scandal will receive, then we would certainly not ask ourselves such questions, a wonderful reform is now underway, and that is why the reform continues in such a form in which it continues because of the higher qualification of judges and which brought these judges of the supreme court to their positions, we shamefully left this entire composition of their positions back in the 19th year according to the decision of the parliament. now we are creating a new one, if we talked about it more more attention was given to this, i understand that these are the abbreviations vkks vrp hrd i understand that it is not as sexy as uh sorry , the money is spread out on the sofa but we have no

other choice, we have to pay attention to it because otherwise we are in this sorry the wheel of samsara, you are constantly asking yourself what went wrong, we have judges who are not like that again, why are they taking the alphabet again, because as it turned out, money is relaxed on the couch and closely related to the judicial system . thank you, mykhailo, for joining the broadcast mykhailo oktavikov, chairman of the board of the de jure foundation, was with us as a communication channel, thank you. well, at this moment, the heads of 46 states and governments are gathering in ryhyavik . it is the fourth time in history that the summit of the council of europe is being held. the main topic is the war in ukraine. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi is expected to speak at the opening ceremony. yevheniya taganovych is watching the events. our colleague and zhenya. congratulations, i don't know what it will be about . please tell me. good afternoon. first of all, i want to say

that right now we are in the city. red carpet, but there is actually a blue corridor through which political leaders enter, leaders of european countries, in particular, how should 46 heads of state and government be here, who will actually participate in the two-day summit here in reykjavík, what exactly will be discussed here, they should announce the creation of a new organization within the framework of the council of europe, it should be an international register of losses , which will actually count these losses that ukraine bears through russia, the headquarters of this organization should be in gas, maybe with a branch in kyiv, that's more, that's these moments, too are being discussed but it is already known that in particular the annual budget with such an organization of such an international registry can be 8 million euros , what else is known is this organization through which ordinary

ukrainians or business representatives of businesses from ukraine or the state of ukraine itself can submit e-e applications to be compensated for its losses during the war, thanks to this register , european officials and politicians want to create mechanisms for russia to compensate for all this in what way this is still a debatable issue, and one of the options that are being considered is the use of frozen russian assets in european countries and in the countries of the west, and it is also known that a special tribunal will be discussed here, because european leaders are sure that the top management of both russia and belarus should be responsible for the development war in ukraine. about

three hundred journalists have gathered here , in total, about three hundred. it is known that, in addition to those who are now right here, the leaders have already appeared here, the european commissioner for rights human dunya myatovych, we saw many more politicians here, in particular, and the belarusian opposition leaders svitlana tikhanovskaya, she also arrived, although belarus is not yet a member of the council of europe, it is not the only country on the european continent that does not join in about 2- the official opening ceremony of the summit will begin at 3 o'clock, and volodymyr zelensky will speak there until recently. it was kept a secret whether it will be his personal visit or a video call. we already know that he will announce his speech online.

the chancellor of germany has lavsholz to speak at the opening ceremony, the president of france, manuel macron, the prime minister of great britain, eh , the sunok decides, in fact, all these leaders of the countries in which volodymyr zelensky recently visited and held negotiations with them, we will definitely follow eh and to see what statements, what declarations the leaders of european countries will sign here. thank you yevgenia yevgenia taganovych was with us on the direct line from reykjavík , where the european traditions continue. tomorrow, thank you zhenya, and we have an interesting article about the cnn article, which, with reference to sources, claims that ukraine began using long-range storm shadow missiles against those russian targets. officials

also added in cnn that the spokesman of the ministry of defense of ukraine refused to comment. well, i will remind you that last week the british ministry of defense officially confirmed the transfer of stop-shell missiles to ukraine with a range of missiles about 250 km, and this radius is just enough to deliver deep strikes on the territory controlled by russia. well, besides that, in the evening , the news appeared in the headquarters of the general staff that 10 ballistic missiles were also shot down by air force this night, and he actually told us a little about it earlier on the air, mr. aromat svitan also said in absentia that the enemy used six aeroballistic dagger missiles , nine caliber cruise missiles, and 10 ground-based missiles to launch missile strikes. it is about the s400

eskander-m, and all of them were successfully destroyed. by the ukrainian air defense forces, and two more missiles from the s300 were used by the occupiers against the civilian infrastructure of kostyantynivka in donetsk region, er, this is me quoting the general staff statement. well, we will put an end to that. thank you for being on the air from your aquarius, see you tomorrow. teeth eat ice cream pain cold air pain sweet pain the dentist recommended lekalot sensetim what effectively reduces the sensitivity of teeth if i had known lacquer sensiti before i would not have had to come here at all lakalut - senset, there is no reliable protection against pain, you will bring a tire, what is it? i remind you of the match with the hamstring of dr. tice and you get back to work without the hamstring german ointment for pain

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kononenko on the espress tv channel , congratulations, friends, this is a worldview program my name is vasyl zima and we will talk about the next 40 and eight minutes on different topics, but the key topic that i brought up today is the renaming of russia, and it is important to do and it is already happening, i want to say right away that the story of kaliningrad, which the poles called a cradle, and the kaliningrad region this is not the first story that has happened in russia with the renaming of those places that it considers its own . i just want to briefly remind you that china renamed sakhalin khabarovsk and vladivostok in the chinese way. - in any case, this is already happening, and this is what this indicates

. why does this affect the kremlin's bandit terrorist aggressive army so much? i will explain to you that the renaming of any settlement or the return of its old name by one or another nation indicates two things, firstly, that in russia there is no such thing as historical continuity and as an ancient civilization. they can be called civilization, because to a greater extent russia can be called anti-civilization, it came to one or another territory where there was already something conventionally speaking, if the russians call crimea theirs, then it must be said right away that crimea was not theirs , it was always greek, it was byzantine he was turkish. well, actually , this is the homeland of the crimean tatars, and they have no other homeland in the world, so when

we talk about renaming russia, these are very important and painful markers for russia, because the same kaliningrad - let's say it was the city of keninsberg, aka east prussia, which they captured in 1945, which they annexed to russia, although for years kaliningrad remains in europe, and you can get there with russia only through this otsuval corridor. and before that, there were names too and if we go then, conditionally speaking, in the matter of renaming, let's say ukrainian cities in the old way, that was also correct. well , let's say, for example, take a city like odessa, well, odessa in general, odessa is not alone in the world , odessa is with someone in the united states of america . maybe somewhere else there is odesa, a city that russia attributes to its so-called novorossia, so they came to the old territory in the territory where there was already something and brought their

names, that is, they brought themselves, they brought russia , they marked the territory saying that now we are here and if we talk about odessa, then let's agree with the fact that odessa had another name before that , as guests are telling me now, before it was called odessa, now, well, it was the city of ketchbeys , khadzhibey, and so on. i will involve our guests in the conversation, with whom we will talk about this, well, they will speak professionally, i will only ask questions . we have a historian, oleksandr palii, mr. oleksandr welcomes you, and also viktor and also viktor bondarenko, political scientist, director, mr. viktor i wish you good health. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. the head of the expert group of the bureau of policy analysis. i think that the topic is that you

heard part of what i said, but i only made an introduction about how to rename russia, why is it important for those peoples who are engaged in this. and why is it so painful for russia, which calls it something that borders on insanity ? for example, we usually take the renaming of the city of kaliningrad, the poles renamed it to krolevets and the krolevets region, respectively, and now the lithuanians also want to to rename kaliningrad in our own way. why, let's start with mr. alexander, because he is a historian, and here he has the first map in his hands, and mr. alexander, why is it important for those peoples who rename russian cities, either captured or subordinated cities, or cities newly created by russia they are renaming them in the old way and why is it so painful for russia, please, mr. oleksandr . similarly, absolutely renaming koenigsberg akrolevets in polish or kionix or something like lithuanian is also

the name because the russians were chunya until the 45th or in the 46th year, they don’t tell anything at all about the fact that emmanuel kanz is a russian kaliningrad scholar, this is of course very funny, that is, the history of russian history was independent before russia, more or less independent, so that it was green for 500 years. the decision for life for mainly paying tribute to the crimean khan and recognizing themselves as eternal lifelong vassals of the crimean khanate in 1521, that is, how many years is it 502 years, and from today, all in all, the portrait was a commitment to that effect was issued

bill of lading to pay colossal dependence portrait of the crimean khan growth and show all in moscow and accordingly the grand duke of moscow kneels before him and his ambassadors kneel i'm not talking about other details like there with the ambassadors they behaved like crimeans in the muscovite region, for example, they licked someone who was dripping, the great prince, well, that is, the king must lick someone, he only dripped on the mane of the current horse. it starts to shoot no a p viktor i now have a question for you here a-a it is important not only that the people well, by the way, about lithuania i also remembered this word like that, but you have to look it up because the lithuanian language is beautiful well, but a little

uh, it’s not very similar to ours, although by the way, when i was in lithuania , i studied that way. there are some individual lithuanian words, there are a lot of them. the word of the king's eyes well, in principle, it is also the same as kolevets and from the word king, the king's eyes what kind of king do they want to call kaliningrad a-a well, and again , the king of the russian region, and this also caused outrage among the russians . this happens because, well, smaller nations compared to russia, less states have accepted russia and do not feel thanks to the ukrainian army, first of all, they do not feel the fear and awe of russia that they felt before, are ukrainian victories really ukrainian i am talking now about local victories at the front now i’m not talking about a global victory yet, because i haven’t achieved it yet, so there’s no need to talk about it in advance. are ukrainian victories at the front and russian defeats, diplomatic

, political, and military on world platforms really making individual nations more courageous in order to, roughly speaking, spy needles in the ass of a russian horse, i mean lavrov, please, mr. viktor, grandfather lenin once said that the bully is the weapon of the proletariat, yes. and now we have to specify something so that it is a weapon, er, well, in our case, not of the proletariat, but of the peoples once enslaved in russia, you are more of them, so we have to use it to make fun of them. and somewhere it starts as a joke, uh, there , they renamed kaliningrad, grandfather kalinin, to krolevets, and uh , there is such a thing in the lithuanian language, by the way is in ukraine, that is, in the sumy region, where i come from, er, there is er, a king. by the way, it is correct to say

kralevets, not kralevets, but er, they themselves, well, er . the townspeople correct the er, kralevets, if you say kralevets, they are a sneaky player. e krolevets krolevets yes, by the way, this is a city it is known in sumy oblast, it is a former district center, it is now a community of the konotop district, after decentralization. it is also known for its kralevetski towels and it is known for its apple trees , which are airtight, there are no such ones anywhere, which has been growing for 500 years somewhere, uh, no, no, what did you put in there? somewhere there is an apple tree, well, it will wither in 30-40 years, it somehow grows by the roots, sprouts, well, this is some kind of mutation, michurin was even interested in it in his time, but, well , that is, the city is known, and this city is known because there are a lot of

patriots who now went to fight and uh they are fighting successfully, but as for the fact that it is necessary to tighten, it is necessary to tighten, and then the pile one day turns into something . seriously, yes, at first the poles renamed it, as it were, to puzzle the russians, but later it will turn out that they will rename it someday, that is, there will be no kaliningrad region there, there will be no this a stupid enclave that i hope will one day go to poland or germany, i don't know if the descendants of those who lived in east prussia can return there, we need to pay attention , we need to rename everything and little that we must try to give small nations, not only these nations that are now independent, the estonians, the lithuanians, the ukrainians, the poles, who were once occupied by russia, to gather, but also give the opportunity to the nations that are now part of the russian federation. and i

will remind you that 14 they have subjects of the federation, where the majority prevails, well, for example, there in ingushetia or in kyiv, where more than 90% are not titular nations, not russian, but ingush there, you are showing now, someone found it, well done, it's a kralevets apple tree, just me delighted yaki u how are you operationally, yes, yes, this should be, and i call on them to rename them. why do they call chechens chechens themselves, and the chechens call themselves nails, by the way , russians should also be renamed muscovites , because they stole we have an ethnonym. this is a long conversation, and oleksandr can tell. i can tell you how it happened when they stole the ethnonym and we were russians, ruthenians, russians. and when

the russians declared themselves russians, they told us ok, but we were ukrainians then, so that you wouldn't say that we are a single people if only putin had it i didn't want this, but at least 14 subjects of the federation , where the russian e-e is a minority, yes there, for example, it is in a heavy storm , it is in six and the caucasian republic is in kyiv or the same yakutia, where there are sauces 50x50, but 50% of 900,000 people make up almost half a million people there. that is, we can tell them that they have been renamed. why do you call yakutsk yakutsk? it is possible that russian was invented there. maybe you have some kind of native name , please. not like er