of ukraine on humanitarian and information policy alchenka candidate of political sciences and we were joined by skype grigoriy quapelitsa conflictologist international director of the institute of foreign policy studies professor thank you thank you and thank you to our viewers a-a we advise you to stay with us because the broadcast continues ahead, there are a lot of interesting topics, happy holiday, the war has changed us a lot i quickly learned to make decisions to pack my whole life into one shoulder bag, we learned to say goodbye, to say goodbye to my hometown mariupol the war changed us all, but it definitely didn't break me, i became more motherly and most importantly, it reminded me that the most valuable thing in our lives is the opportunity to hug each other every day when our children are happy and healthy parents among us changed us all but definitely did not change our confidence the victory of a loved one glory to ukraine on independence day for more than 150 days without days off on the front lines for more than 30 units of captured enemy equipment frankivsk evgeny is getting closer to victory every day and every day he says i'm not tired i'm not tired defending ukraine the only news

of the committee on humanitarian and information policy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine oleksiy buryachenko, candidate of political sciences, and hryhoriy perepelitsa joined us via skype international conflict expert director of the institute of foreign policy studieshank you and thank you to our viewers we advise you to stay with us because the broadcast continues ahead there are a lot of interesting topics on the holiday, the war changed us a lot, i quickly learned to make decisions, put together one shoulder bag for the rest of my life, we learned to say goodbye, say goodbye to my hometown, mariupol, the war changed us all, but it definitely did not break us, i became more motherly, and most importantly, i remembered what is in the most valuable thing in our lives is the opportunity to hug each other every day, when our children are happy and our parents are healthy

verkhovna rada of ukraine plans to consider by the end of this year director of the institute of foreign policy studiesins our broadcast. we welcome you. good afternoon. see you soon, mr. grigory. let's check the sound again. good afternoon. i hear you. good. if, in general terms, for your initial position, how ukraine approaches european standards and integrates into the european community in such difficult conditions, then on a ten-point scale , what rating did you give? i think that we have the media legislation is quite liberal, despite the fact that we are under martial law, which restricts the activities of mass media. nevertheless, i think that our law is very liberal, and in this sense, we see that the opposition even has its own and on tv channels that can express their opinion and in other areas of the media space as well. ours is quite liberalized. but this is one of the threats today, because russia is waging a powerful information war. against us, and certainly with such openness of the media , it is very difficult to counteract in the information sphere, that is why we have such a situati

of foreign policy, ukrainian prisma , was in touch with us. thank you, and right now , rostyslav pavlenko is joining us. deputy of ukraine, ex-director of the national institute of strategic studies in 18-19, congratulations, mr. rostislav, good evening, let's continue this topic with the pope, because we've been waiting all the time, let's say the same moral thing, so that the pope will come to ukraine, now they say that he should go to kazakhstan and meet with kazakhstan ok , but there is a meeting with the patriarch of moscow. i generally hoped that this meeting would not take place in principle, but it is actually being prepared for meetings on september 13, if i am not mistaken, why are you do you understand the pope's logic? and what's more, he says that he can then go to ukraine. maybe there, if this visit is agreed upon, and then the story is really quite strange, the contexts are that he first wants to agree on something with the moscow patriarch and then discuss something here in it seems that today a statement was made to ukraine in which he supports this initiative to export grain from ukraine and sets an example because they say that it is possible to negotiate and i

institute of european studies in belgrade. well, some western media outlets have responded to the assassination with cynicism, describing the as her father, the russian philosopher as a mastermind alex under duke and at behind rushes foreign policy. that reactions, in stock contrast to other assassination attempts against other pro western figures are to reach a blevins, can break down that for us. the tragic killing of daria do. going to attracted headlines for media across the west, but their focus seemed to be on her father alexander again or more specifically his political views and his supposed ties to the russian government. sienna referred to him as potent spiritual guide, while the u. s. government funded radio free europe called him brain. the daily mail took a different approach focusing instead on duke and appearance, which was shown on videos taken at the scene. they described his reaction to seeing the car. his daughter was driving fully engulfed in fire as if it was the plot of some hollywood movie. but whether the attack was aimed at doogan or his daughter were both, didn't seem to matter to the individuals on social media who looked to justify the apparent assassination. simply because they disagree with the view

of carrying a message from your mother generals to their neighbors are. and connelly is a senior fellow in southeast asian politics and foreign policy with the international institute for strategic studies. he joins us now live from singapore . or what do you make a foreign minister laughs, that it's been a bit o y now when me and my neighbors. many of them, at least disengaging with it diplomatically. why it's interesting and i think it's a sign of just how isolated both russia and me and my are internationally well, 4 minutes. your lab rob is welcome to attend this particular the meaning of the audience for ministers. and there are other counterparts in this weekend. the muma says foreign minister is not, and that's really remarkable when you consider that at one of those meetings, the regional forum taking place this week, even the north korean foreign minister is invited to that particular meeting. but no enemy, emma and russia need each other. some of the only allies who will be seen with each other. and so there is a kind of embrace there, but i'm not actually sure how much they need each other in a practical sense or can help each other in practical sense any more. me and my as y