as a result of which the alliance has grown to approximately a third of the member states and approximately a third of the territory that it controls, god bless it if the alliance, even expanding, remained within this territory, respectively, within its competence, but after that, that nato remained in fact the only military-political ideological bloc; the alliance went beyond its own borders, i mean. first of all, the nato operation in yugoslavia, formerly, it began long before ninety the ninth year, there were the events of the ninety -second, ninety-four years, we won’t go into history, the ninety-ninth year was the culmination of the bombing of yugoslavia, a country that has nothing to do with the nato bloc, but which was bombed by the nato bloc, and no one for that, that they say, nothing happened, but since then, from my point of view, the question of responsibility has arisen head-on in international law. blocks for their actions,

which we found out, a most interesting story, it turns out, blocks according to the current according to international law , they cannot be held accountable at all, there is an international court of the un, it is about the responsibility of the state, there are certain criteria when it enters into what is called its powers, but this is about the state, there is not the same old international criminal court, but it we know about individuals, about political figures. how nato states are now abusing the fact that they are supreme in the international criminal court, what this leads to, but it is about individuals, about an international organization, in particular about military bloc, there is not a single authority anywhere in the world where one could turn and protest, much less demand that this international organization be held accountable, that is, in fact, there are no rules other than the rules of nato itself, no rules other than the rules of nato itself. as a result

, nato begins a story when this famous link between crime and punishment turns out to be categorically broken, because nato has created conditions for itself where they can act with impunity, and this is what is happening in yugoslavia, you were absolutely right in mentioning a lot of stories, let’s make them more specific, it was iraq, it was libya, it was afghanistan, different formats for nato’s inclusion in these situations, but collapse everywhere. everywhere there are huge human casualties, everywhere there is degradation of the economic , political, social, humanitarian situation in these countries, washed hands, so to speak, or at least an attempt to wash them, although i am sure that nato will not be able to wash away the blood, we will definitely see this completely in the future, here's the last story, yes, but before that i can’t help but mention georgia, which promised nato membership 4 months before the bombing of south ossetia, 4 months in advance.

2008 april nato summit in bucharest, august this provocative adventure of mr. saakashvili, and ukraine, which then in bucharest in the eighth year promised the same membership, well, thank god, at some stage this did not turn the heads of the then ukrainian leaders, unlike the georgian leaders, but still it came to the events of the coup d'etat of the fourteenth year, which took place under direct omission of state intervention on... well, and subsequent attempts to drag ukraine into the alliance in the most direct way, refusal of any discussion of this topic with russia, everything that happened to ukraine after that. from my point of view, now a screaming topic for discussion on any international platforms is the introduction into the fabric of international law, the topic of international legal responsibility, international organizations; among international organizations, i would still specifically single out only two: and

european, because only these two structures, a are ideological, b, adhere to the strictest discipline and act in a consolidated manner on external tracks, and most importantly, they go beyond their own competence, their own borders, nato is able to bomb any country in the world, the european union is strangling the third countries impose sanctions, introduces some other restrictions, all this, from my point of view , should exist even when we are not talking about crimes.

we accepted this invitation, we participated, we performed, we tried our to the then interlocutors in nato, in the parliaments that are members of nato, of those countries that are members of nato, to explain our interests, our position, when this dialogue turned out to be completely meaningless, when we

realized that we were invited, well, almost as extras , of course, on our own initiative we interrupted this dialogue; we have not been represented in the nato parliamentary assembly for a long, long time, but then... the same failures, the same breakdowns occurred in other international parliamentary structures, where nato countries have their own the majority impose their agenda. this has already happened with the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, which turned out to be dependent, which worked in the interests of nato countries and the european union, and this is now happening before our eyes in the osce parliamentary assembly , where we participate, where we try to declare our positions, but where are we time after time we are convinced that it is there too. dialogue becomes impossible because the majority in the osce parliamentary assembly is now, as is known, occupied by nato countries and the european union, although in fact, the osce was created in order to ensure the indivisibility of security, and nato was created in order to provide privileged security for member states, in this sense, nato is the antipode

of the osce, but nato captured the osce, the meaning of the big thing in the osce, as the minister of foreign affairs said russia sergey vichlarov. at recent government hour hearings in the federation council , the meaning of further dialogue with the osce is now increasingly questionable, but these are not the only platforms for inter-parliamentary dialogue and the light certainly did not converge on them, i would first of all, of course, highlight the parliamentary dimension of brix that is emerging before our eyes. russia will chair brix next year, and we intend to hold a number of parliamentary events at the highest level.

chairman of the parliament of tanzania, mrs. tulia axson, previously the head of the geopolitical group of african countries, from my point of view, this is the introduction of an african theme into activities interparliamentary union, in the most serious way corrects the distortions that were allowed in the activities of the ipu under the previous chairmanship of the group of countries that precisely make up nato and the european union, which almost... destroyed the interparliamentary union, we now have very high expectations from african chairmanship in the interparliamentary union, and we will, of course, with our colleagues in african countries, as well as with colleagues in asian countries and latin america, globally strengthen the interparliamentary cooperation, including in the interests

of isolation, this time not of russia, not of some other group of countries, but of the isolation of this monocentric, nato-centric point of view on the world around us, which has no future and... prospects. russia and africa - a new level of partnership . more than a thousand foreign guests arrived in the northern capital to take part in the international congress africa is looking for a solution, which was held at the st. petersburg mining university of empress catherine ii. the venue for this large-scale event was not chosen by chance. back in the summer, gorny signed an agreement with african universities, which, in essence, means helping the continent in the development of the mining industry. let me remind you that i supported this decision. president , an important event took place on the sidelines of the forum; founding documents were signed on the creation of a social and professional community of technical universities in africa, a consortium of subsoil universities in africa. the new structure faces complex tasks from cooperation in science and education to promoting sustainable development of the mining and

processing sectors. as part of our cooperation, we, of course, would first of all like to adopt russian experience and increase our presence. this interaction will help develop the necessary skills among african specialists, create new jobs, develop methodological solutions and regulatory documents in the mineral resources sector. cooperation between russia and africa has a long history; it began even before some countries on the continent gained independence. russia for a very long time cooperates with namibia as part of a consortium, the primary goal is the development of human capital and high-tech production. if we compare the relations of africa with the global north and europe and the relations between africa and russia,

the obvious difference is that the former impose their conditions and force people to sign contracts and agreements exclusively on their own terms, while russia does not issue any ultimatums, and these relations are built on a friendly basis. africa is rich in natural resources, but raw materials the potential of the continent is used with low efficiency, this was noted by the rector of gorny vladimir letvinenko. according to him, mineral resources are capital for the development of which professional personnel are needed. their preparation within the consortium will be based on the unique experience of the international center of competence in mining and technical education under the auspices of unesco, which operates on the basis of the mining university. the unesco center is the only center in russia that ensures maximum transformation with other countries in the field of education, science, culture, naturally in the area. economy, and i would like to immediately draw your attention to the fact that

the federation council itself directly takes an active part in its activities, since valentina ivanovna, she is the chairman of the supervisory board and all those activities on strategic issues are under her control, it should be noted that the center was created for so that we integrate as much as possible those countries that are actively cooperating with us today, actively working. with the russian economy and actively works with private business, today, first of all, africa is countries that have colossal raw material resources, that is, approximately 30-40% of all mineral resources, raw material resources, they are concentrated in africa, and if you look at southern africa, we see that practically the largest gold deposits , approximately 50% of all world reserves are concentrated in southern africa.

business advice, which will be associated with conducting examinations with our specialists in the field of mineral raw materials, determining the liquidity of a particular deposit, this an extremely urgent task for any african country, especially relevant for our country. effective functioning of the labor market and wide employment opportunities. the federation council approved the new edition of the federal law on employment. measures outlined for the first time. promoting employment for youth, participants and their family members, children, orphans, as well as people of pre-retirement

age. we’ll talk more about this with one of the authors of the law, vice-speaker of the upper chamber inna svetenko. inna yurievna, tell us what effective tools for the functioning of the labor market you are talking about. the law that existed before, which was called the employment law, was adopted 30 years ago, practically, and of course it is outdated.

we understand that there are still laws that will need to be amended after the adoption of the employment law, and we understand that from january 1 we will rely in our activities in the labor sphere on this law, please tell us more about this law, who can claim it tutorial, how does this tool work?

up to one and a half years, the mother receives child care benefits and... can stay at home, but as soon as the mother goes to work full time, part of her benefits disappears, and before that it was possible to receive benefits, they operated on a part-time basis, but there was no definition of what a part-time working day is, is it half a working day, is it 3 hours, 5 hours or 7 hours.

it is necessary to go to work at the same time, of course, to maintain all those benefits and payments that the state provides, therefore there was an order from the president that let’s not divide those support measures into those who went to work, work full time or part-time, and since there is a child and the child is under one and a half years old, we need to guarantee him payments for up to one and a half years. years, here we are, literally at the end of what is called the session, we adopted this law, which is really very important for many parents, for whom, sometimes, this payment played a decisive role. one of the key results of the autumn budget adoption session is the following 3 year, senators proposed many

socially oriented amendments, which is especially pleasant, the government supported these amendments, tell us. which ones do you think are the most remarkable? indeed , special attention is always paid to social policy topics when adopting a budget. and it is important that the socially oriented budget that exists in our country is filled with those specific things, or as they say in the ministry of finance, colored by money, so that they understand what these or those budget funds in the social sphere will be spent on politicians. health care, so i would name the programs that were adopted, thanks to the federation council, this is a program for the construction of prefabricated structures to ensure healthy recreation for children, and such a program continues, with twice

as much money allocated for this particular program. in order to improve the health of more children, the second position is summer holidays for children of the arctic, a very important program, because in the arctic zone, you know, there is not enough sun, it is important that children have the opportunity to spend the summer get as much natural vitamin d as possible, stay in the sun, the program also includes targeted investment positions related to... children's hospitals, cancer hospitals, which are clearly stated in the law and i cannot help but note that special attention. allocated by the employment center in the regions, funds have been identified that will go specifically to the regions as

measures of support, including employers, so we are very pleased, more than thirty amendments from the senators were taken into account in the budget and most of them were social oriented. the healthcare system does not stand still; doctors regularly improve their qualifications. in order to keep up with the development of digital technologies, so-called computer vision is now actively used to help doctors in their work. marina pavlova will talk about how artificial intelligence is becoming an indispensable assistant to doctors. moscow was one of the first in the world to introduce artificial intelligence technologies into practical healthcare. the most ambitious experiment was the use of computer technologies for medical image analysis. it started in 2000. then, in the capital’s diagnostic and telemedicine center , everything began with the analysis of computed tomography scans to detect coronavirus. now neurosites help doctors find signs of

lung cancer and other malignant tumors, recognize osteoporosis, coronary heart disease, stroke and two dozen other pathologies. the reference center employs professors, doctors and candidates of science, the best radiologists in moscow, there are subdivisions of sciences, the best radiologists in moscow. separation doctors by subspecialization, that is , some doctors are deeply involved in the pathology of the chest organs, others are studying the oncological profile, the third osteo-articular system, and so on, this allows us to increase the speed of describing research, as well as significantly improve the quality. before the patient has time to leave the clinic, for example, after a cat or an mri, the medical image will already be on the workstations in the reference center. all the routine work. neural networks take themselves, here in in this form, we get it, the image arrives on the radiologist’s desktop, literally in a couple of seconds the artificial

intelligence processes it for us, depicts this or that pathology that it has identified, and not only does it outline all this for us, all this he draws graphically, he also signs for us, but what does he think is wrong here, what pathology has he identified, what is he diagnosing this with? now from the moment of examination to obtaining accurate results it takes only a few hours, a ready-made description is available to the attending physician and patient in the electronic medical record, tens of thousands of studies are described here every week. in case of incorrect operation, any service is sent for improvement, testing and subsequent quality measurement is one of the main stages of the experiment: the safety of using smart technologies is a priority. doctors themselves are not very trusting of untested solutions, so we must always be confident in what we are doing. our process differs from similar processes abroad in that we do not implement artificial intelligence as, well, just some kind of second opinion, and we are implementing

it as process automation, this allows us to achieve measurable results of the artificial intelligence service. doctors say they quickly found a common language with the smart assistant. artificial intelligence significantly reduces research time and prevents any deviation from the norm from being missed. can. to say, the neural network sees right through the patient, and yet the doctors themselves make their own conclusion. artificial intelligence does not replace the doctor, but helps it work faster, like in a word processor, we can often use a resume template. additional data can be extracted from the beam image. so, most often we are talking about risk factors. risk factors - cancer, cardiovascular diseases, endocrine diseases. usually screening tests are devoted to identifying them. the federation council notes that the need for digital technologies for healthcare continues to grow, and it is important to expand the capabilities of telemedicine innovations. now in

the experiment of the moscow reference center includes more than 50 artificial intelligence services; the developments are shared with colleagues from different parts of our country. the experiment will continue; now experts are developing services that find signs of several diseases at once in one image. this allows for even faster detection. deviations, even those that were not the purpose of the survey. over 3 years of work , 11 million radiation studies were processed using computer vision. within the framework of the project there is a strict selection process and subsequent monitoring the operation of all solutions based on smart technologies. marina pavlova, alexander shedevr, andrey litvin, senate program. next week, senators will discuss the topic of digital technologies, information security and personal data management. state issues will be considered. support of independent oil and gas producing companies. measures to ensure a favorable investment climate in the priority areas of socio-economic development of the subjects will be touched upon.

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any interference in the internal affairs of russia will be strictly suppressed in accordance with the laws of our country. this was stated by vladimir putin, commenting on preparations for the upcoming presidential elections. the head of state held a meeting with the leaders of parliamentary factions, they also talked about how things are going with the implementation of the president’s message to the federal assembly, about the results the work of deputies in the past year and priorities for the future. of course, we also discussed

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