it is very good that in the near future , god willing, the shevchenko prize will be awarded. it is goodt these days we will meet with the winner of the dmytro kremen award, igor pavlyuk, and therefore, step by step, we are reaching the level we need, but without state support without national demand for culture without a real fight against the sending of russian and belarusian propaganda against a real fight against russian books which , unfortunately, continue to be copied and spread in ukraine in a pirated way. we will join the conversation with the representative of modern ukrainian literature, ihor pavlyuk, who became a laureate of the all-ukrainian dmytro kremen award, mr. igor, i congratulate you once again, and i am the first than we will move on to the prize and to the work for which you were awarded. i would like to ask you about how do you write, what is written about during the war, because you know i have colleagues who are writers, some work very actively , some do not write at all, what does this have to do with not only prose writers, this applies to those people who writ

reached an unnecessary and rather humiliating, as for me, apogee, but at the same time , the shevchenko prize is actually a list those authors who should be studied, i want to believe that other things will be reviewed in the same way, we do not forget that we will also say a new reading of the ukrainian history of ukraine. this is also among the tasks, because history is truly written by the victors and grief will be overcome. therefore, ukraine must know what history it is writing, because it is being written not only on the battlefields for the armed forces of ukraine in a huge struggle , the confrontations reach every meter and every populated place, but it is necessary to talk about it from the point of view of science. among such researchers as timati snyder, let's say serhiy polukhiy, there are a huge number of other professional historians of languages, linguists, geopoliticians, whose views and positions are quite well heard in the west, and it is important that they are heard here in ukraine, because in the end it is work based on sentiments, it is work in the information field , th

will talk today what separately about the all-ukrainian award named after the laureate of the shevchenko prizef ukraine, the outstanding poet and public figure dmytro kreven well, but we will talk in general about ukrainian literature during the war, its state, the state of the book publishing industry, and why it is so important to support literature in principle, to read what literature does ukrainian society need today, well, which during the war needs many things and literature in particular well, in general, literature as propaganda , how much should it be financed by the state why again is it important literature as propaganda literature is possible as well as counter propaganda why is it important a certain broadcast we will start with you please tell me according to your assessment, according to your observations, to what extent is the book publishing industry published in ukraine today, because literature is without book publishing, it is impossible to write, you can write a lot on the table, and you can even think to read and enjoy yourself, i put it with me, but it should be publish

will meet oleksandr zimi, the works of vasyl portyuk, the same one who was nominated for the shevchenko prize , but the intrigue inside is the highest literary the awards reached an unnecessary level and rather humiliated the apogee in my opinion, but at the same time, the shevchenko prize is actually a list of those authors who should be studied, i want to believe that other things will be reviewed in the same way, let's not forget about the fact that, let's say, a new reading of the ukrainian history of ukraine this is also among the tasks, because history is truly written by the victors and the mountain will be conquered. therefore, ukraine should know what kind of history it is writing, because it is written not only on the battlefields for the armed forces of ukraine in a huge struggle , the confrontations reach every meter and of each settlement, but it is necessary to talk about it from the point of view of science. among such researchers as timati snyder , let's say serhiy plo, there is a huge number of other professional historians, linguists, linguists , geopoliticians, whose views

in the winter, we will meet the works of vasyl potyak, the same one who was nominated for the shevchenko prizet the interview inside is the highest literary awards have reached an unnecessary and quite humiliating for me apogee, but at the same time the shevchenko prize is actually a list of those authors who should be studied and i want to believe that other things will be so revised, we do not forget what we will say and a new reading of the ukrainian history of ukraine. this is also among the tasks, because history is truly written by the victors and the mountain will be conquered . therefore, ukraine must know what history it is writing, because it is written not only on the battlefields for the armed forces of ukraine in a huge struggle confrontations reach every meter and every populated place, but it is necessary to talk about it from point i from the point of view of science . professional historians, linguists, linguists, geopoliticians, whose views and positions are quite well heard in the west, and it is very important that they be heard here in ukraine, because after all, it is wor

earlier and now we have the opportunity to chat live with our colleague and laureate of the shevchenko prizefield of journalism and journalism vitaliy portnikov vitaliy congratulations you have already been nominated several times and finally won what does this victory mean for you to hold this award i i think that receiving the national prize of ukraine is a great honor for any person who works in ukrainian culture in ukrainian journalism, because by and large we owe shevchenko what is today's ukrainian nation even in the political sense of the word, because if the efforts of taras shevchenko were to construct this ukrainian soul as the soul of a people, a warrior, a fighter, because the russian empire wanted to make the ukrainian people into such a peasant nation that does not remember its past and there is no future . i think we did not see all these events that we see today. heritage of taras shevchenko is a great honor and for me it is also very important from the point of view of this name and not to mention the importance of the national police you have a lot of experience and please

will talk what separately about the all-ukrainian the prize named after the laureate of the shevchenko prize of ukraine for the outstanding poet and public figure dmytro kreven well, in general, we will talk about ukrainian literature during the war, its state, the state of the book publishing industry, and why it is so important in principle to support literature , read what literature ukrainian society needs today, well, what during the war needs many things and literature in particular well, literature in general as propaganda to what extent it should be financed by the state why is it important again literature as propaganda literature is possible as well as counter-propaganda why is it important probably taras you too we will start with you please tell me according to your assessment according to your observations to what extent is the book publishing industry in ukraine today because literature is impossible without book publishing you can write a lot on the table and you can even think of reading and enjoying yourself, but it must be published as audio files as book files as mobile fi

well, today we will talk about the all-ukrainian award named after the laureate of the shevchenko prizeraine, the outstanding poet and public figure dmytro kreven. well, we will talk about ukrainian literature in general during the war its state the state of the book publishing industry and why it is so important in principle to support literature read literature what literature does ukrainian society need today war needs many things and literature in particular well and in general literature as propaganda to what extent it should be financed by the state why again is it important literature as propaganda literature is possible as well as counter-propaganda why is it important plaste let’s start with you please tell me your assessment according to yours observations , how many books are published today in ukraine by the publishing industry, because literature is without book publishing, it is impossible to write, you can put a lot on the table, and you can even think of reading and admiring yourself, but it is should be published as audio files as book files as mobile files digital file

was borodyantsi looked at this shot monument of shevchenko during the ceremony of awarding the shevchenko prizehat shevchenko was somehow a soldier of the russian empire, who actually always ridiculed and lied to this empire and created his poetry such an image of that the russian empire, on which we were all brought up, which is an alternative to the image of the russian empire that russians know. i mean not even from history textbooks, because it seems to me that culture can act stronger than history in the soviet union . nations at least until the 17th year, but students in the schools of soviet russia taught lermontov, taught pushkin about georgia, which blossomed with the patience of friendly bayonets, about the polish uprising, sports of the slavs among themselves, and this the best russian poets wrote beautiful words in beautiful works with landscapes. i would say those countries that were conquered by the russian army, either in the caucasus, or in poland, or in ukraine, some of the best ukrainian landscapes were created by pushkin in mazepa's poem, which is essentially er, the imperial

nation death to enemies his books are read by millions of ukrainians of his time he refused the shevchenko prize the novel black crows as a sign of protest against the odious dmytro tabachnyk as minister of education, all this about vasyl shklyar, about the importance of humanitarian policy, the fight against russia and our victory in he was asked by my colleague lesya vakulyuka on the espresso tv channel, we are showing you a series of interviews for the independence day of ukraine and today we have a special guest , vasyl shklyar, who can be called the author of bestsellers on historical topics , writer and public figure, mr. vasyl, i am glad to see you to see mr. vasyl, the second day of independence, ukraine is already celebrating during the full-scale invasion, is there a sense of celebration or what is your feeling about this , well, the feeling which is just like the most expensive thing what are we actually fighting for? we remember this day, it contains this great symbol of what ukraine is fighting for and has been fighting for a very long time, not since 14 , even this war has been goi

awards extremely , we must have our own number, we must have an impeccable reputation of the shevchenko prizeing we do for it from spirituality and culture. this is not about scandals, intrigues, of course, about corruption, it's about purity , it's about truth, it's about nobility and conversion to our origins and to our cultural and spiritual component, this is actually what has always distinguished us from the ordinians, we a nation civilized by europeans, therefore, the word is a spiritual weapon, the word is the shot renaissance, the word is a huge fruit of talented, brilliant ukrainian literature , diplomats, representatives of the ukrainian diaspora , this is all the ukrainian trail that attracts the attention of billions of willing people and captivates other people to fight for it, the feat of ukraine, this is a feat for which the enslaved peoples will go, the feat of ukraine this is a historical mission of the beginning of the guidance is wonderful i thank you very much for joining thank you for this conversation taras kreminyu commissioner for protection state language ihor pavlyuk

also going to have a big conversation with you today , our colleague, journalist, publicist , shevchenko prize laureate, writer vitaly portnikov, he will talk about ukraine, what is now, what will be in the future, how is the future to be created together, so you should listen to it, it will be interesting . vitaliy portnikov is really a person worth listening to, yuri fizer will also talk about the world. the greetings that the leaders of various countries offered us today , a lot of interesting things, a lot of important things, be with us, stay and we have an hour and 40 minutes ahead of us, and this will be the time that you definitely won't waste with us. at the end of july , the international center for prosecution for the crime of aggression against ukraine began work in gaza, where evidence is collected and documented. the offense of the russian occupiers to bring the guilty to justice is called the first step to the creation of a tribunal, are there any chances of its creation, which countries already support this idea and what is needed in order for putin and his thieving panda to be

vitaly portnikov was with us a writer a promise we have such a figure journalist laureate of the shevchenko prizee ko tv presenter i see this russian equipment on khreshchatyk as they say what russian equipment is not khreshchatyk, but there is a nuance , uh, now there will be a short pause, and then we will watch with yuri fizr how the world congratulated ukraine on independence day. taras shevchenko resists his words on the chevrons of his defenders ideas in the hearts of millions of free people, his lines in battle songs at the front and in the rear, fight back, win the formula of our victory august 26-27, shevchenko is waiting for you in morintsy for the chefest festival in support of the armed forces of ukraine shevchenko resists in tychyna august 26-27, morintsy cherkasy region alcohol-free entrance free turn on good cycles everything as you want click and you are in the world for a year and around the universe of cinema and then megogo turn on hundreds of channels in thousands of movies and sports i am the goalkeeper and the youth national team of ukraine my pavlusyanko the task of defendi

specialists in borodyanka near the monument to the shot kobzarev, laureates of the taras shevchenko national prizeukraine for 2022 and 2023 were awarded a decree on awarding the highest official creative award of ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy issued on july 28 the names of laureates for the first time in the history of the award did not announce on taras shevchenko's birthday, they determined the winners in five nominations, among them our colleague vitaly portnikov, when such crisis news as military news begins, it is obvious absolutely that you just have a special mission, not just a job , but a place to always be close to your audience, that's why i think that war is the most serious test for journalism, for journalism, for culture in general, it's good that the aristocracy is our spirit, our political elite, our e- well, the committee so that they show where to orient themselves and that such sincere sacrificial service can be rewarded by the whole society, this is a very important sign for society, stop putler, the match of the women's world cup with football had to be stopped for a f

borodyanka near the monument to the shot kobzar , the awarding of laureates of the national prize took place taras shevchenkods of ukraine for 2022 and 2023, a decree on the awarding of ukraine's highest official creative award president volodymyr zelenskyi issued on july 28, for the first time in the history of the award, the names of the laureates were not announced on taras shevchenko's birthday , and the winners were determined in five nominations, including our colleague vitaly portnikov according to journalistic news, as war news, it is absolutely obvious that you just have a special mission, not just a job, but to always be close to your audience in the city, so i just think that war is the most serious test for journalism, for journalism, for culture in general, it is good that the aristocracy is our spirit, our political elite, our uh, well, the committee, so that they show where we need to orient ourselves, and that such sincere sacrificial service can be rewarded by the whole society, this is a very important sign for society, stop putler the match of the women's world football championship had to