georgy hello, whatever your heart desires, you can advertise movies. you can even music videos. but this is the most. the main thing is that the site, as sergei sobyanin said, will close those complaints that we used to uh complain about the film industry, namely the lack of quality infrastructure for filming, and this problem will be solved here. there are quite a lot of pavilions in moscow, but there are almost absolutely very few high-tech pavilions, very few, and the highest level has a million modern ones. e using. uh, the latest filming technologies are practically non-existent, therefore , creating a pavilion here, and we still set here the task of creating exactly the pavilion of tomorrow, not yesterday. not the day before yesterday, not even today, but tomorrow, if we want moscow cinema to move forward and be competitive, then we must create technological opportunities for this completely different level. well, we are now in a 7.000 m² pavilion. from here, sergei semyonovich began to inspect the entire reconstruction, which takes place on the territory of the mettmash.

can become the topic of our questions on the air of an intellectual show i know, my name is georgy koldun hello but i am yulia pertsova i know what is common between me and the people who will appear in our teacher's room in a couple of minutes and they and i i am very worried about the participants in the game and wish them peace of mind and good luck, i join. but first let's get acquainted with those to whom our wishes are addressed participants of the game before the start of the game, we asked each of the guys to give a short description of themselves. so meet a positive person, organized and calm anastasia bondareva gymnasium number 51 of the city of gomel and a teacher of biology and chemistry vasily vladimirovich semenyuk and kind victoria dolgova gymnasium number 51 of the city of gomel and geography teacher anna arkadyevna zolotukhina of natural sciences alexei jay gala secondary school number 165 of the city of minsk for a teacher biology elena nikolaevna x tatyanatskaya gymnasium number 75 of the city of minsk named after maslennikov and class head of the english teacher elena nikola

i know, my name is georgy koldun hello very soon the teachers of these daredevils will appear here in room. and i'm julia pertsova. i will try to give them a secret how in our time to interest a child in learning, and not in gadgets. let's get acquainted with the participants of today's intellectual competition. before the start of the game, you asked each of the guys to give a short description of themselves. so meet the purposeful and willing to stand out denis fedortsov, gymnasium number 51 of the city of gomel and music teacher alla alexandrovna kovaleva going towards his goal, cheerful and confident artyom barabolkin gymnasium number 51 of the city of gomel and history teacher irina anatolyevna krotova knows how to work in a team yaroslav rynda yanka kupala secondary school number 19 of the city of minsk and a teacher russian language elena stepanovna krasnova confidently walks the ladder of success. nikita rekrutkin, malaritskaya, district gymnasium and class teacher, physics teacher svetlana mikhailovna putina, purposeful eva zinchuk secondary school number one in the city of k

hello georgy greetings to the best sixth graders of the country, guys and i am absolutely convinced thatach of you have the necessary knowledge to win can, only needless excitement, so let's not forget that this is just a game. let it be easy and exciting good luck guys. we are glad to welcome you to our studio. and before we get into the questions and answers. i invite you to wish with applause. good luck to yourself and to your fellow players. my colleague yulia pertsova is now in the training room, to whom i give the floor. each coach managed to give a secret winning instructions to his athletes. that's it only in their hands. we just have to keep our fingers crossed and cheer for the guys remotely. also today george will become the most erudite let's start our intellectual competition. so guys, the first round awaits you. let's get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are asked 12 questions with yes or no answers, of which only one is the correct choice must be made in 7 seconds. each correct answer brings the participant one point for eight players, who scored more

can become the topic of our questions on the air of an intellectual show i know, my name is georgy koldun hello but i, yulia pertsova, know what is common between me and people who in a couple of minutes will appear in our teacher's room and they and i are very worried about the participants in the game and wish them peace of mind and good luck joining. but first, let's get to know those. to whom our wishes are addressed, the participants of the game we each student was asked to give a brief description of themselves. so meet a positive person, organized and calm anastasia bondareva gymnasium number 51 of the city of gomel and a teacher of biology and chemistry vasily vladimirovich gymnasium number 51 of the city of gomel and a geography teacher on zolotukhin a lover of natural sciences aleksey dzheygalo secondary school number 165 of the city of minsk for a biology teacher elena nikolaevna rogach appreciates honesty and sincerity in people tatyana pokhodskaya, gymnasium number 75 of the city of minsk named after maslennikov and a class teacher teacher english language elena nikolaevna a confid

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organization cooperation to understand this difficult topic i will be helped by georgy vasilyevich grits, ph.d. in economics, professor. hello good afternoon and andrey viktorovich manuyla, doctor of political sciences, professor of moscow state university named after lomonosov, member of the scientific council of the security council of the russian federation welcome you, but at the beginning of the traditional blitz question. it is an instrument of chinese foreign policy. or the collective work of a group of non-western powers georgy vasilievich well, let's still be more fair note. this is a highway. this is not only a product of the people's republic of china, there are two founders, in fact, two full-fledged initiators from the very beginning. the first task of the sco was back in 2001. this is the leveling of conflicts of territorial conflicts. before china and the post-soviet states, therefore , if we talk about, well, those countries that at least, even if not formally, but de facto, coordinate and initiate the highway initiative. this is russia and china from a different point of view, what is really this organizatio

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organization to understand this difficult i will be assisted by georgy vasilyevich grits, candidate of economic sciences, professor. hello good afternoon and andrey viktorovich manuila doctor of political sciences professor of lomonosov moscow state university member of the scientific council under the security council of the russian federation greetings. good afternoon. well, at the beginning of the traditional blitz, the question is the sco, is it an instrument of chinese foreign policy or is it the collective creativity of a group of non-western powers georgy vasilyevich well, let's still more fairly note. this is a highway. is not only a product of the people's republic of china, there are two founders, in fact, two full-fledged initiators and initially the first task, which in 2001 is to level the conflicts of territorial conflicts between taim and the post-soviet state, therefore, if we talk about, well, those countries that at least, even if not formally , and the de facto e coordinates and initiates the highway initiative. this is russia and china from a different point of view, what is really this organization.

defense industry is preparing for there, georgy mamtsurov is in touch with us special correspondent of the battalions of alania ossetia geo. rgy greetings, hello there. you can see something there now the enemy shows how he is. e, behaves accordingly on well, does he try there, er, in an endless way, as in other sectors of the front, to go on the offensive. oh well, the picture is in front of you on how you need it. you know the intensity of hostilities in all sectors of the zaporozhye front, in general, if to take e there at a distance, it did not decrease the armed forces of ukraine continue to beat their foreheads. ah, into the wall of our defense and hmm, when about a week ago active talk began that something might happen at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, of course. we, the people who are in close proximity to the zaporizhzhya npp, are concerned about this. uh, very, very, very much , you need to understand that from the shore under the control of the armed forces of ukraine at the moment, but there is a feeling, that is, the kakhovka reservoir. dry sensations are created, that's one good quick march. we are already at the joke of the

communication goes war correspondent, georgy medvedeva let's find out information from the fronts. george hellofields familiar to us front-line roads, which were completely washed out a couple of weeks ago. here from kiev there was a statement that the contour of the crust was being laid, just because of adverse weather conditions. now we stopped by the roads are already excellent, even in a car. you can drive through without any problems, so the question, of course, to our fighters who met us was the first that now the trample has already begun, but guys. it is said that on the part of the enemy, it is not that advance even attempts to this advance. not now observed. why because the previous ones here, these counter our soups ended in colossal losses for the enemy, as in equipment. so it is among the personnel. another very important point that our guys pay attention to. this is what nato equipment is in any case on their site or not on the front. now they are practically not used, but here, either we destroyed everything that was everything that was there. it was inserted or destroyed in such

united in the shanghai cooperation organization , georgy vasilievich grits, ph.d. in economics, professor, will help me understand this difficult topic. hello, good afternoon and andrey viktorovich manuyla doctor of political sciences professor of lomonosov moscow state university member of the scientific council under the security council of the russian federation greetings. but at the beginning of the traditional blitz question of the sco, is it an instrument of chinese foreign policy or is it the collective creativity of a group of non-western powers georgy vasilyevich well, let's still more fairly note. this is a highway. this is not only a product of the people's republic of china, there are two founders, in fact, two full-fledged initiators, and initially the first task was to level the conflicts of territorial conflicts between china and the post-soviet states in 2001, therefore, if we talk about, well, those countries that at least let not even formal adequate. uh, carding initiates the highway initiative. this is russia and china from a different point of view, that this is really an organization, although in terms of nominal statu

medvedev who will talk about what is happening in the ugledar direction georgy anatolyevich good afternoon. i ask you to speak. helloion is riveted to him in view of the fact that before that from the ukrainian side. there was concentrated a fairly large and powerful strike force, which was assigned, which was assigned the task is to break through the front line and enable the enemy to further develop his success. these attempts were made repeatedly over several weeks using various tactics. this is nato with the passage of small groups such as sabotage and reconnaissance with the support of light equipment. they have already tried to put pressure on a large scale with the support of tanks. a large number of light armored vehicles advanced. all this was destroyed by an act of the first line , played its role, of course, in the first place a system of minefields, which, on our part, were very actively, uh, installed in the process of preparation for what is called a counteroffensive? and ukrainian, well, then those who were lucky enough to go further were already destroyed by our fighters, who hold the front line, not

georgy medvedev gets in touch with us war correspondent. george helloal direction. or not the front, the general situation for us, please, describe us already , so to speak, from the kupyan direction today, which means that a person came out to us, we talked and discussed all this in the context, so to speak, well , it’s clear that there’s no getting away from him, a in the context of this very donation, under which supposedly the ukrainians, you know , they planned something, or maybe they are planning. or maybe they do something. that's it, as if from this angle what's going on in the street direction. well, the vuglersky direction, in principle, remains one of the hottest on the map of hostilities, probably not only in the donbass, but in general on the fields of special military operations and in many respects attention is riveted to the vuglersky front, and within the framework of the so-called offensive. ah, every question we give on this site. it's just about the actions of the enemy. they confirm that indeed ukrainian militants have made and are

hello, doctor. sanjay, this is georgie speaking. what can i do to help today? customer service as we know it.eutical bosses say ai could unlock a revolution in healthcare. innovating in biopharma is difficult. it takes sometimes a decade, billions, and it has a 90% failure rate. one in three of us is going to be battling with dementia. there are still many cancers that don't have have solutions. there is no doubt that artificial intelligence is going to help us unlock better solutions to these challenges. business leaders are excited that artificial intelligence could mean more innovation, better customer service, more productivity, and therefore more profit. they're less keen to talk about what it might do to staff numbers, to workers rights, which could change faster than people can retrain or new rules of engagement can be written. ai is already influencing our lives and unions say the uk is falling behind when it comes to protecting workers from al making life changing decisions on hiring, firing and working conditions. and they want new safeguards. we do not have any ai specific legislat