gubarev alfred genrikhovich. wow , eat yours. will you call yourself alfred genrikhovich now? how a symphony sounds. you have aryan roots. yes you i'm still fascists call it such you'll lead. what do you want mikhailovich this morning there was a complete attack by deputy mayor polykhaev, we are here, moreover, that yesterday there was a conflict between the blaze and the washing out of mehei denisovich? well, what happened? trash soul? i don't know who he is, that he snitched on the cops , but i didn't lead any showdowns. mikhalych why are you doing this? well, he dragged the lady with him. this lady, she has already talked to the witnesses. you are more careful to bully. if you start, she'll break your finger better, don't provoke mikhey mikheev eh friend you are my. if you told me everything on garlic now , you see, we would have come to hugging you and me. and so you're my prime suspect now. said everything. you will oblige me very much if you do not merge anywhere from the city. by the way, where is yours for our dogs. i hope nikolai nikolaevich that our authorities will

guesses that have made every year it's kept a closely guarded secret under the terms of the will of alfred nobel 19th century swedish industrialist, who gave his name to the award and his fortune to earth around a $1000000.00. each year, but the committee, you know, of course, to look very closely in its deliberations at the general state of the world and world affairs. and it's impossible to miss the fact that in the last year, a war has erupted, of course, in europe, the biggest war in 7 decades. it is a peace prize being given against the backdrop of that war, leading many to suppose that it may well be influential in the committee's decision names that have been floated as potential recipients of the war. this eric who followed him as a lindsey in president, if not him, perhaps the people of ukraine or united nations high commissioner for refugees. the you and hcr involved in dealing with people displaced by will here is better rice anderson, campus emerging. now listen good morning. everyone. and then the, we know the committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2022 to wa

nominate people don't even bother to read. 2 and a half lines on the internet to where they can read alfred nobel will and i shall quote from it. he wants to give it to those who have quotation done the most or best to advance fellowship among nations. the abolition reduction of standing. com is on the establishment and promotion of pete congress is. now none of the 3 organizations all are not the to who received it last year. president zelinski were in any way match. alfred no bells will. and i'm a pull by the fact. let me get around the world, do not ask how can it come? how is it possible that this committee repeatedly can give the price to any amend abolition, et cetera, which was alfred nobel will. this is a legal issue and should be investigated. how can you deliberately move away from amended and still be a legal organization? my son is some quite strong words that dr. young. i'm not russia is accused the lensky of calling for preemptive strikes or kicks, as he said, against russia. now has to be said, the kid has denied and we tried to those comments and said that they were misinter

for example, alfred dangles all day around the end and brushing his teeth. alfreda provides such work, my favorite server. he 's a car washer on call, so i have to go somewhere and leave my cars. i call and he comes to me himself. i found alfred at the workplace, which is not so easy because his workplace changes every hour in order to call you. eh, this is how it turns out, you can immediately come or you need to agree on a certain time for a certain day. we're all packed, so it's best to call at least a day in advance. i am i always call the relics to me, it's comfortable, while you're sitting at home or working, you just washed your car in the parking lot and that's it. plus, of course, tips alfred works as a partner, so all earnings can be divided into two. finally in a month. each of them receives about ten thousand pesos, which is about the same as the average salary in cancun new officially doing this? or, well, you just know? no, it’s not customary for us to formalize the meaning, then you have to pay taxes. this is more than 30% of earnings. you get

it was here in the 19th century that august. hon was captured the landscapes on canvas, just like alfred sicily. most applaud monet's work was also created in normandy so you say process is impressions from nature indirectly. he calls his style spontaneous eloquence sweep. oh my, my painting arises in the moment. everything happens at the same time at the thought, the act, the gesture, the movement of the colors and the composition. so least he says, paintings, undergo organic development. an idea may be inspired by a color, dis, gives rise to a figure that may then trigger another idea. some take several hours. others several weeks painting has become ever more important to him since he 1st began in the 19 ninety's against the will of his parents. he chose to study art in his home city to car. before long he was making a name for himself nationally and beyond. or nickel minimum. but because we artist select no mad sir. we're not connected to a single place. ok. woof. we bring places together but we're not bound to places. what's good because we absorb everything on that that we come fro

will remind you that this ceremony takes place every year 10 december, on the day of the death of alfredi can only say yes catfish in swedish. thank you very much to the swedish friends of the nobel committee for such a thing. well, that's it. i have everything in the world about ukraine section. not everything is on our air, so don't switch . a step in the treatment of a cold , a proven drug, not a cosmetic mixture , we will be healthy, ask in pharmacies vietnamese trust only proven drugs congratulations to mr. serhiy of the luhansk regional military administration. thank you for taking the time to join our broadcast. i have several questions that you can ask about the situation in the luhansk region, but first of all i would like to ask you what the situation was in the evening regarding the hostilities and the humanitarian situation it's an interesting story of lysychanska, are these collaborators really trying to escape from there and pay off, please? oh, so many questions at once. and let's probably uh, in principle, i'll start with the last one, because the answer is enough short,

alfred and george degiorgio have been sentenced to a0 years in jail each.rdering the killing is yet to stand trial. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. five years after journalist daphne caruana galizia was that after investigations in multiple arrests, the rap sheet is growing. mere hours after pleading not guilty, brothers george and alfred degiorgio admitted to murdering her, following in the steps of their accomplice, vince muscat. fizre accomplice, vince muscat. five ears is accomplice, vince muscat. five years is far _ accomplice, vince muscat. five years is far too _ accomplice, vince muscat. five years is far too long. _ accomplice, vince muscat. f e: years is far too long. 0ur years is far too long. our legal team, the ngos that have supported us in this fight, it is thanks to that humongous teamwork that this has been possible. teamwork that this has been ossible. , ., ., ., possible. daphne caruana galizia was _ possible. daphne caruana galizia was known - possible. daphne caruana galizia was known as - possible. daphne caruana galizia was known a

this year's laureates had revitalized an honored alfred lo bells, vision of peace, an fraternity between nations, a vision most needed in the world to day. thank you very much. for your little it was it for community with oppressive regimes in rush roy in bella rish with a war going on the new current it is never easy to reach a conclusion on who should received the nobel peace prize. i can assure you that but i am, we do believe that in these very challenging times. it was the time to address exactly what you imply in your question that we are in the midst of the war. or we are talking about 2 or 3 tyria machine and one nation hasting a war. and we would like to highlight the importance of civil society, of every citizen who has every sponsibility and an engaged men. to promote all the values then and the values of aggression and war. madam chair and one of the laurie, it's alice bernacki is today in prison in belarus. what is your message to the authorities in belarus, considering his situation ah, message is an urge to the authorities in bell. i rose to release mister b earlier skin a

according to the will of alfred nobel. he wants it to be given to the, those who have a quotation, don, nurse, or best to advance better sheep among nations, the abolition or reduction of standing armies on the establishment and promotion of peace congress's. now, none of the 3 organizations have done anything like that. one of them have called for arms to your crime. none of the 3 organizations are not the 2 who received it last year. president lensky would, in any way match. alfred no bells will. and i'm a pull by the fact that major around the world do ask, how can it come? how is it possible that this committee repeatedly can give the price to anything but disarmament, abolition, et cetera, which was outfit? no bells will. this is a legal issue. and should be investigated. how can you deliberately move away from amended and still be a legal organization? royal bank stabbers, that's how way us republican lawmaker has described saudi arabia re adds, move to reduce oil output, following the opec plus decision. other us of

according to the will of alfred nobel, he wanted to be given to those who have quotation john, most or best to advance fellowship among nations, the abolition or reduction of standing armies on the establishment and promotion of peace congress's. now none of the 3 organizations have done anything like that. one of them have called for arms to you crime. none of the 3 organizations are not the to who received it last year or president landscape were in any way mash, alfred, no bells will. and i'm on pulled by the fact. let me jan around the world. do ask, how can it come? how is it possible that this committee repeatedly can give the price to anything but this time amend abolition, et cetera. which was outfit. no bells were. this is a legal issue and should be investigated. how can you deliberately move away from home, dead, and still be illegal organization royal boxed up as well. that's how one a u. s. republican lawmakers described to saudi arabia. overreacts move to reduce oil outputs the following. the opec plus decision, the other day of the u. s. officials are even calling for th

mere hours after pleading not guilty, brothers george and alfred degiorgio admitted to murdering her,years is far too long. our legal team, the ngos that have supported us in this fight, i mean, it is thanks to that humongous teamwork that this has been possible. daphne caruana galizia was known as a one—woman wikileaks, a journalist so dogged that she riled some of malta's most powerful figures and uncovered networks of corruption at the top of the establishment. that is why the public has continued to demand answers for her. their calls being so loud it led to then—prime minister joseph muscat�*s resignation in 2019 after his close associates were implicated in the assassination. he has denied all allegations of corruption. this is what he said days before he stepped down. i want this case to close under my watch, i think the authorities have already delivered what many thought could not be delivered. that didn't, and still doesn't wash with the people of malta, nor with herfamily, who say they are not just after the middlemen, but those who ordered her assassination. showing the sa

george and alfred de giorgio initially denied involvement, but changed their please to guilty. those are your headlines. witness is next. oh yes. it will sure. been the more business to his brother this is kim monica does not who used to that's the only knew. now me not put on the global cup. couple study. would you mind with just a little going in the hospital total that you just she is that got out a couple stuff today. in the dish. nothing. you can go things we should be dealt with them either. yes. those are the luca stuff for a robot. yeah, he that needed a yep . with a phone broke up. your savannah you don't feel good. i'm just for you. best to pull stuff. alice. she ma'am. oh jesse. sir. robert other shipment in samoa. then no problem. what's the response but of the multiple don't have configured jimmy, though connie's did was about to mention m separation. but the yesterday that she couldn't you bother you but as he will she so be who have pushed i challenge of him to that. thought princess, you've pushed us brick. the so you see so many of up that's it. you know. so to

the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carries a prize of over 900000 euros. all right, we want to talk more about the recently awarded nobel prize for economics. and for that we go to our correspondence, ashatash, pandey, ashatash. these 3 economists, including former u. s. fed, she'd been bernard k, a just named as the winners of this award. what can you tell us about the common thread running through their research? well, it's about the, the see the importance of banks just why we need banks in economy. is it fair that banks make money out of our savings? and they've decided and they've analysis shows that yes, banks are very important. and they're generally wisdom before the research was that financial crisis usually lead to collapsing of banks and there's a run on banks and they do collapse. but it's their research that actually sure that it was the collapse of the banks that actually made the financial crisis worse . so he played actually did the research is extremely important in today's times where central banks play such an impor

values, antimilitarism and principles of law, this year�*s laureates have revitalised and honoured alfredace and fraternity between nations. a vision most needed in the world today. thank you very much. studio: and that is the chairwoman of the norwegian nobel committee just finishing speaking there, announcing the three winners of this year�*s nobel peace prize, just to recap the winners, the human rights advocate ales bialiatski, from belarus, the russian human rights organisation memorial, and the ukrainian human rights organisation the centerfor civil ukrainian human rights organisation the center for civil liberties. three neighbour countries, as she put them, belarus, russia and ukraine. it was much speculated that perhaps somebody like alexei navalny, the kremlin critic, might be awarded this prize, not him, but it�*s very clear from those, one individual, two organisations, who have been awarded jointly this year�*s nobel peace prize, that the nobel committee is making its own criticism of the war in ukraine. the chairwoman talked about the winners being an individual and organisa

the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carry surprise of over 900000 euros. or i, we want to talk more about the recently awarded nobel prize for economics. and for that we go to our correspond ashatash, panda.

the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carry surprise of over 900000 euros. failed to try for reefer on bay where i will move on for now. the past 2 and a half years of global pandemic have led to a whiplash and consumer demands and challenge supply chains to keep up. well, that's led to shortages and goods and even conversely over supply at times. and the situation remains difficult. the 12 percent of goods transported by ship are stuck . containers can't be unloaded because ships have piled up outside of ports. that's according to a new report by the kil institute for the world economy. meanwhile, the economic climate is changing. container transportation costs have tumbled as a result. they've have for shipping a container from china to europe, to $7000.00 from $15000.00 that we saw at the beginning of the year. and the decline is even bigger for shipping from china. the u. s. it's fallen more than 80 percent buy from orland, i'm joined by vincent dahmer. he's a trade expert at the kill ins to for the world economy and he runs that tr

ryan fox of new zealand mastered the old course to win the alfred dunhill links championships.inal round. but four under round is enough to see off callum shinkwin by a single stroke. it is the third dp world tour win of his career. europe's richest horse race took place in paris today. charlie hill is in a battle with lydia ko at the top of the leaderboard in the final round of the ascendant lpga tour event. she is lookin: the ascendant lpga tour event. she is looking for— the ascendant lpga tour event. she is looking for a second win of the tour. she is leading by two shots in dallas with five holes left to play. kenyan and ethiopian runners continue their domination of the run that marathon. the elite field, there was a clean sweep for the swiss in the wheelchair races. the real stars of the event, as ever, where the 40,000 amateur runners who have raised millions for charity. you know these footballers. watch out for the speed bumps. at the back of the pack you can spot yalemzerf yehualaw tripping and falling. she rose. by buckingham palace she had lost the rest of the fiel

one of the most prestigious awards , alfred nobel, is not enough. who knows that he wrote elemental novels and even plays . robertino loretti was born on october 22. by the age of 10, he gained worldwide fame thanks to his unique voice of the record with hits. jamaica and anatoly whose solarium sold millions of copies, what about others important events in the belarusian cultural life. on october 20, 1947, the performance is really good, but happiness is better based on the play by ostrovsky , the grodno regional drama theater was opened. at the beginning, the performances were staged in the old theater building of the grodno starostingauz, and since 1984, in the new theater built according to the project of the architect gennady mochulsky, the theater has toured extensively in its geography russia poland bulgaria germany has repeatedly become a prize-winner and laureate of prestigious theater forums in 2011 for a significant contribution to development of national culture to the staff of the grodno regional drama theater. awarded the title, honored

is it likely that france is helping the alfred leader they something is very unlikely to be honest. if they don't have a long standing relationship with to me, it would be a huge p r disaster for them. if i, even since they, they've said in a statement this often they have absolutely nothing to do with this. and they're not sheltering. if it then turned out that they, that they were, it would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the western. so hell, i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. now, as we said, reports of more gunfire in the capital. why do they, why you are so it's obviously not guessing any comma there. now is it despite the kind of he yeah, i mean, because he doesn't come into effect until 9 pm tonight, but i drive around the center of the city of this afternoon. and, you know, there are still soldiers blockading large parts of the center of government building since all yesterday. they soldiers looked fairly relax today. very different. they were hiding behind cover. they had the guns pointed at the right as if they were expecting

ryan fox of new zealand mastered the old course to any alfred dunhill links championships. enough to see off callum shinkwin by a single stroke. it is the third dp world tour win of his career. europe's richest horse race took place in paris today. it was the prerace favourite who came out on top, written by luke morris and trained by sir mark prescott in the middle distance contest. she finished ahead of last year's winner. we have had the first of three nfl matches to be played in london this month. the tottenham hotspur stadium hosted a thriller as the minnesota viking beat new orleans saints 28 to 25. they won the game deep into the fourth quarter of the greatjoseph's fifth field goal gave them a slender lead. the saints had one last chance to tie the game just two seconds remaining, but the 61 yard attempt bounced off the post and the bar to hand the vikings are a dramatic win. next weekend the giant take on the packers at the spurs lady. the brokers face the jaguars at wembley at the of the month. just back to football, the npt world cup continues in turkey. england l

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to catch a crocodile to go there, yes, thump, there was no need for the flib to erase the fucking alfredss. you are still missing. hello micah where did you miss you? is there a conversation? well, let's get the agenda. okay, okay. do you know the injury on lesnaya? mikhalych goes what kind of character do you want? come on, remember, i see that you are familiar with mikhalych you spun your lip dry, and you recognize him from yours, you didn’t understand what it means from yours . what's the name? i don't know, he was a yakutal man. this you have cops. mikhalych yakut was not a talkative person. you ask around your sense will be more. and you know this dive for me, like a hippopotamus with a sewing machine, now no one has time to deal with a mokrushnik, then where is the spinner? serezha was taken away. do you have a family? no. and was not, to be more precise was the wife. was, it turns out, cohabitation of two people, even with a stamp in the passport does not at all guarantee the existence of a family. i see you unpleasant to speak on this subject. excuse to beg forgiveness, well, wha

last year, alfred kroeber's name was removed from the anthropology building. one symbolic gesture.aps, the new cafe next door. but for co-founder vincent medina, who also now works with the university as an outside meer of its repatriation committee, symbolic change is important too. >> what its going to be doing right here on campus is to be a constant reminder that the ohlone people, that we are still here. that our culture is beautiful, that our culture is valuable. that it is not something of the past, it is something of the present as well. jeffrey: for the pbs newshour, i am jeffrey brown on the campus of the university of california, berkeley. judy: so important to understand that this is going on. thank you. on the newshour online right now, more than half of the fifty u.s. states require voters to register before election day. you can find the final registration deadline for your state and learn more on our instagram account. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us on-line and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you

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an anti corruption journalist. daphne katerina galicia was killed near her home in 2017 george and alfred de georgia initially did not denied involvement. a change that pleased to guilty on the 1st day of their trial. okay, those jo headlines coming up next. rebel education on november, the 8th americans, wolves, all the seats in the house of representatives at 35 percent of the senate will be contested. americans are expected to split on strict ideological lines with abortion and the economy named as the key issues. the results will define the rest of your biden's presidency and put americas democratic principles to the test. special coverage of the midterm elections on al jazeera education matters. the universal rights to expand horizons and offer better prospects, the possible to a better life. yet around the globe schools and institutions at breaking point systems a deemed to be no longer fit, perhaps rethinking what schools are and how they were identifying the skill the knowledge needed in the 20th century. now, a new way of rebel education is sweeping the wag rebel educated, a radi

it played host to alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, author hg wells, and thatis poet ts eliot, authorhat is a and legend, petula clark, kate career aged nine in front during rehearsal there was the most enormous air raid, and the producer asked if one of the kids could sing a song or say a piece of poetry. and they put a box so i could it was the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally. ice had been on the ground—breaking it was a little too expensive, so in true bbc form, they made their own, for less than 10% of what rca was charging. type a stayed until 1959. hold that is a long time when technology was developing their one is called a ribbon microphone. behind the perforated cover is a with the help of one of the bbc engineering manuals, we can see that the sound waves coming either from the sound waves coming either from the front of the back. they hit them ribbon in the middle. it flexes and wiggles when the noise vibrations hit it, just like your eardrum. the flexing moves the ribbon. this generates a small voltage which is unique to the sound it is taking in

several attackers rushed through into the building opening fire, security forces and machine and alfredonsibility for the attack. ukraine's army claims russian forces are continuing to retreat from the city of kassel and in the south. defending troops are continuing to launch counteroffensive is towards the west of the regional capital and is a invading forces are setting up new positions across the river. moscow has been accused of placing explosives on a key dam as it pulls out, which it denies. a ukrainian correspondent has been to some of the recently liberated villages in the area. in the kherson region, there is activity, military movements back and forth from ukraine's counter—offensive, a logistical artery weaving through recently liberated villages. after months of shelling, it's finally quiet. ukraine is back in control. but of what? communities like khreshchenivka looted and destroyed. there have been times when 69—year—old fedir thought he was going to starve to death. "we lived under explosions and shelling", he says. "those russians said they were liberators. in reality, t

doctors from the award traditionally on the day of the death of its founder alfred nobel on december for the past 2 years due to the pandemic, the ceremony was held online . by the day of the elderly, which celebrates in early october, many pensioners received a one-time allowance. these measures are not federal, so each region assigns the amount itself, so in yaroslavl, ryazan regions, payments amounted to 500 rubles. in chelyabinsk 700, and in nenets autonomous okrug 10.000, but it is necessary. it is only for senior citizens who have worked in the region for more than 15 years, and from january for non-working pensioners they will be raised and in old age they will grow by almost five percent, but older people can count not only on the state, but you and i can support grandparents old age into joy through the fund, as aina nikolaeva found out, einstein is credited with a joke about the paradox of time, how long the hours go before lunch and how quickly life flies any person over 30 is wonderful understands, the joke is very vital. yes, and life develops differently for everyone. l

december, on the day of the death of alfred nobel, bookmakers previously assumed that the president of ukraine, volodymyr, could receive the award zelenskyi or the ukrainian english-language publication the kill indefendt in kyiv, the heating season starts today, the mayor of the capital, vitaliy klitschko, said that initially heat will be supplied to hospitals, schools, kindergartens and other social institutions, each object will be connected individually according to requests from managers. as for residential buildings, the city authorities will focus on weather conditions so that the decision to start connecting the heat is rational said klitschko, a rural school in the kirovohrad region gave up gas and switched to alternative heating in buildings that have been used for half a hundred years. they replaced the windows with plastic ones and replaced the cast-iron batteries with steel batteries, despite the increase in the cost of coal. how much can be saved? what is the temperature in the classrooms during the heating season? buildings because we have building number one and buildin

together in one room and it was horrible and everything got on my nerves. franklin county alicia allison alfred rig. lucy was frustrated and had to admit against me, but i didn't know me a toys. he didn't even know how i take my coffee fin been, he didn't know what i'm like when i'm angry. or my real personality because he'd only heard the stories i told it was beard. it's like you've projected a picture on to someone who thought, okay, something that's not real. and because you've never really seen in don, vanished, i'm actually dash, everything about me surprises you. that you never saw on my facet as his own. did. i'm spending conference. i said that's why in hindsight, i'd say there never really was any intimacy at all. and bob found it was all make believe at that far. yeah. out of he's gone since musician dinner, the whole physical side of things isn't just missing from the conversation was were also in the relationship, has watching, builds intimacy. and i find that it's important to see how open your partner is to that. now, any notice these things out in real life and have i $0.30 is a

but you had in germany, the alfred hare houses of georgia bomb who wanted to invest in upgrading russian industry. he realized you had a skilled labor force, you had a market potential. he was assassinated. so i think that there's been this threat that is very palpable. assembly women rico mateus in italy in 1960. when he was trying to work out an agreement with the soviets. so this is how it's the use of force, whether it's nato, whether it's deployment of jones. and there is a lot of talk here in russia that the americans are actually interested in the repeat of and paper clip alteration when they take not only industrial facilities from the old euro, but it's best specialist and the best expertise. do you think that's a conspiracy theory, or do you think something like that is actually being well, just just look at that says look at the else in period. the shock therapy policy, supposedly designed to help russia modernize all he did was transfer wealth out of the hands of russians and bring in a few oligarchs, as, as co workers, co benefactors. but the geo politics, as a theory is alw

values, anti—militarism and principles of law, this year's laureates have revitalised and honoured alfredision of peace and fraternity between nations, a vision most needed in the world today. i'm joined now by tatiana glushkova, board member at memorial human rights defence centre, russia's oldest human rights group. tatya na, tatyana, congratulations. tatya na, congratulations. what tatyana, congratulations. what was their reaction when you heard that you'd won the prize?— you'd won the prize? thank you. well, ithink— you'd won the prize? thank you. well, i think as _ you'd won the prize? thank you. well, i think as any _ you'd won the prize? thank you. well, i think as any nobel - you'd won the prize? thank you. i well, i think as any nobel winner, we were shocked, we were happy and we were shocked, we were happy and we were shocked, we were happy and we were grateful, but i think the most important for us was that this prize was awarded jointly to ukrainian, belarus and russian human rights defenders. it is very illustrative and important to highlight ourjoint efforts in building and

for human rights organizations, whatever they are, the peace prize is one of the five initiated by alfred nobel and has been awarded for more than 100 years. seven persons at the parliament of norway have received laureates several times, international organizations, among other megathemes, un peacekeeping forces , doctors without borders, the international movement for the ban against anti-personnel mines has been awarded three times the international committee of the red cross, but much more often the peace prize was awarded to human rights defenders , politicians and oppositionists, today the main front of the struggle for peace is ukraine, and although the committee explains that all three laureates represent the idea of ​​the founder of the award about freedom and fraternity in ukraine, there is both surprise and criticism in particular at the decision of the committee see in the decision to give one prize for three a myth about brotherly nations at a time when belarus and russia are carrying out aggression against ukraine inna horinenko myroslav chabanyuk vadim willow tv channel rad