and now andrey krivosheev is speaking.ke to congratulate you on the upcoming fiftieth anniversary of the city's main newspaper. uh, the most popular vecherniy minsk in these 5.5 decades, and the newspaper has come a long way from such a serious print publication to a full-fledged cross-media one. how fashionable is it now to say media but the main thing that remains in our newspaper is that it is made for minsk residents for the garage, it should be convenient, comfortable and visual, and it should reflect the opinion and positions of our citizens. it should, uh, bring up the burning issues that concern you, and i'm sure and hopeful. uh, the fact that such a newspaper will be at least another 4.5 decades. uh, to serve your interests, and together with you we will celebrate it, well, a century. would you like to spend one day in the center mother and child, our center stands at the origins of the life and health of our children, see with your own eyes, how doctors help children at the initial stage of their life. in general

chairman of the belarusian union of journalists , the director general of the minsk news agency, andrey krivosheevvich, with the beginning of partial mobilization in russia, and naturally, various mistakes began to be clarified in the course of this process, people began to turn to journalists for help. here is margarita simonyan. in particular, she diligently sorted out and continues to actually sort out various situations. e. here is the question . should it be journalists who do this, where are the vaunted human rights activists? unfortunately, most of the so-called human rights activists are simply agents of foreign influence, those whom our people aptly call sarasyats, who receive grants to discredit most often their own state society traditions of their people. unfortunately. these are just fake companies that are making money. well, listen, if, uh, it’s a funny situation, when there are such sarasy, uh, in the name of which there was a journalism support fund, there is a fund for the development of journalistic excellence there. e, advocated e. this means total censorship of russian and bel

uh, the chairman of our union of journalists, andrey krivosheev, has long been ill on this topic, fors say so sick and involved. i don’t know if you have seen any short animated videos about the history of belarus that appeared on the network and aroused some kind of unprecedented interest of the audience, we will show our viewers one of these videos and continue the discussion. in 1595 , athanasius brsky, an outstanding 17th-century falist writer and fighter for the rights of the orthodox in the commonwealth, was born in the berestey region, he received a good education and served chancellor's courtyard. including leo sopeyka, but could not stand the morals that reigned at the top of power and decided to go to the monastery in those years, warsaw sharply increased the persecution of orthodoxy. she sought to plant a church union on the lands of modern belarus and ukraine. athanasius did not silently look at the oppression. the courage of his speeches was amazing, even the highest clergy arrested him several times by the authorities, but the ascetic did not give up his convictions in 1

here is what andrei krivosheev said, so naturalistic, somewhere even harsh realism is useful for the well-being of the health of society, then andrei, who else had, for sure, says, i literally disrupt the court, as the heroes of these portraits have just said. it's strong it's really good it's art. well, let's discuss svetlana who were the guests at your exhibition? it's basically. such bosses of political journalism, they left reviews, respectively, your exhibition is a political performance. there are also different jobs. there after all not only political work. there are uh, portraits, there and so further. well, the exhibition itself is arranged in such a way as to tell about a person. well , lately man and politics really, directly intertwined not to break exhibit. in general, they took it as a banner, as a model. here is such a political statement. yes, painting is a political statement. this means that we can no longer talk about the neutral status of art in these circumstances. well, as it is customary for us to say that sports and the culture of sports are arts outside of pol

and now andrei krivosheev is speaking.eagues, dear minsk residents, i would like to congratulate you on the upcoming fiftieth anniversary, and the main city ​​newspaper. uh, the most popular vecherny minsk for these 5.5 decades, but the newspaper has done it. the path from such a serious print publication to a full-fledged cross-media one is somehow fashionable now to say media but the main thing is what remains in our newspaper. it is made for minsk residents for the garage, it should be convenient, comfortable and visual, and it should reflect the opinion and position of our citizens. it should, er, raise acute issues that concern you, and i am sure and hope, er, that such a newspaper will exist for at least another 4.5 decades. uh, serve your interests, and together with you we will celebrate it, well, the century. in our project, we will show you unique personalities, for example, two hours in paris and i know paris, that is, i will come there, i orient myself absolutely calmly. i can be the richest person, but you see

the belarusian union of journalists and just a very experienced talented well-known journalist andrei krivosheevo andrey evgenievich hello well, of course, i want to ask a question right off the bat about the recent situation that outraged many of my colleagues, this is a blocking in telegram ah. ksyusha lebedeva azarenka is even glad that yes, and the bone was blocked. in general, we are forbidden to tell the truth, it turns out, and we are already there in tiktok survived blocking in facebook and telegram seemed to be the last platform that we still have and here it is again. and how can we from the side of the belarusian union of journalists. maybe even make a fuss. yes , do not reach out to some international organizations to show that our right to the truth is being violated. what can we do? we can make a fuss and we are trying to do it. in all of our platforms for journalistic uh, in our uh, negotiations there with unesco with uh special, and the osce representative on freedom of speech, you will be surprised, but there is such a person. e, yes. uh, but how effective will it be? of course

the belarusian union of journalists and just a very experienced talented well-known journalist andrei krivosheevello andrey evgenievich blocking in telegram ah. ksyusha lebedeva azaryonka is even glad that yes, and the bone was blocked. in general, it turns out that we are forbidden to tell the truth, but we already experienced blocking on facebook on tiktok and telegram seemed to be the last platform that we have left. and here it is again. and how can we from the side of the belarusian union of journalists. maybe even make a fuss. yes , do not reach out to some international organizations to show that our right to the truth is being violated . in our talks there with the uh special, and the osce representative on freedom of speech, you will be surprised, but there is such a person. e, yes. uh, but how effective would that be. of course , we have no illusions here. the fact is that after uh 2020, especially uh, digital censorship, digital totalitarianism uh in the so -called social media has just entered a new uh, previously unseen and unheard of. eh, edge. uh-huh and height. well, i wouldn't e

today we have andrey krivosheev good afternoon andrey evgenievich you are also an executive were theat dane festival, which was held in smolensk in early october. this year, a record number of applications for the festival were submitted from 12 countries of the world, and you are growing , but there was an occasion. i remain. for now , as the festival continues its work, the best films that we have selected for our , uh, final program. short sheet. we have already begun to show the so-called e in the regions of belarus in the cis countries, so life is full of festivals. there was a big screening in minsk, we invited lawyers and investigators showed the film the winner of our german colleague, who received the grand prix of the wilhelm house of keshulz on the events in odessa as for growing up? let's grow, uh, the festival, although a small modest one must understand that this is a documentary not an artistic one. it requires such a cinema, it requires a more intelligent intellectual viewer who is ready to come to the cinema and is ready to watch, sometimes very difficult documentary

andrey krivosheev, general director of the minsk news agency, has been working for a little less than a year. he heads the minsk news agency. what has changed in the work of journalists and what innovations have appeared? in addition, andrey evgenievich this year, the executive director of the documentary film festival, eurasia duduk, the winner there was a film by a german director, and events. house of trade unions of odessa may 2, 2014, how the viewer received this tape, and also discussed with the guest programs. is it possible for belarusians to instill a non -nazi ideology in the public? this is the advantage of belarus in that we can freely speak about any period of belarusian history, and by and large, not for one of these periods. we will not be fatally ashamed. we didn’t do ethnocide, we didn’t carry it out on foreign territories. we did not commit, uh, crimes that are classified as genocide and the extermination of a people. we did not capture foreign lands, we liberated ours, we became, uh, both victims and winners in world wars uh, therefore our history is rich in beautif

here is what andrei krivosheev said, such naturalistic somewhere even harsh realism is useful for thebeing of the health of society, then andrei, who else had it, probably says, i literally disrupt the court, which the heroes of these portraits have just said. it's strong it's really good it's art. well, let's discuss svetlana who were the guests at your exhibition? it's basically. these are the bosses of political journalism, they left reviews, respectively, your exhibition is a political performance. there are also different jobs. there after all not only political work. there are uh, portraits, there and so on. well, the exhibition itself is arranged in such a way as to tell about a person. well , lately man and politics really, directly intertwined not to break exhibit. in general, they took, as if on banners, as a sample. here is such a political statement. yes, painting is a political statement. this means that we can no longer talk about the neutral status of art in these circumstances. well, as it is customary for us to say that sports and the culture of sports are arts outsid

in such cases, our colleague andrei krivosheev is the chairman of the belarusian union of journalistsng a high standard, belarusian discussion, but really there is already such a brand as uh, belarusian standard of discussion. this means no fights, no stabbing, no massacre, as some have for this example. i was once, in my eighteenth year, in my opinion, about discussions. that's when we get to know other people in belarus. here they introduce me in 2018 to a professor at the university of warsaw. i was on a private trip. family. i am represented by the director of the grodno drama theatre. and the professor stretches out his hand to me and says, otherwise the snaiga are polish, grodno. of course, i found something to answer. i remembered bialystok but we belarusians never get sick like that. i emphasize somewhere in some moments we can argue, but on this handshake there are such things, but they are unacceptable. why do i need to know my history in order to be able to answer such things, because, well, this is absolutely unacceptable and such facts. yes, this is a provocation and you

today our guest is andrey krivosheev , general director of the agency.insk news chairman of the bsj, oleg indukevich, deputy of parliament, party leader and aleksey belyaev, head of the department of political science of the state economic university, candidates of historical sciences once again. good evening. thank you for coming to me, let's start, uh, with our belarusian agenda. although, these days it is very closely connected with the international agenda, the head of our state had a very busy schedule. first there was a visit to tajikistan and everyone saw reports from there, and we will probably talk enough about this too it was fruitful, and the trip, and then the head of state went to astana, where he took part in two events at once. uh, the first one is the conference on interaction and confidence-building measures in asia well, such an organization, which, probably, everyone has heard a lot to me. ensuring stability and security in the region 27 member states and nine state observers including uh, belarus coverage of more than 90% of asia, the

today our guest is andrey krivosheev, general director of the agency. minsk news chairman of the bsj, oleg indukevich, deputy of parliament, party leader and aleksey belyaev, head of the political science department of the state economic university candidates historical sciences. again. good evening. thank you for coming to me, let's start, uh, with our belarusian agenda. although she is these days. well , the head of our state had a very busy schedule very closely connected with the international agenda. first there was a visit to tajikistan we all saw reports from there and we will probably talk about this too, it was quite a fruitful trip, and then the head of state went to astana and took part in two events at once. uh. the first is a summit meeting on interaction and confidence-building measures in asia well such an organization that i have heard a lot, probably everyone has heard this is an international form that unites the state of the asian continent, its tasks are set to strengthen the interaction of cooperation between asian and eurasian stat

hello, our guest today is the general director of the minsk news agency andrey krivosheev, chairman ofthe belarusian union of journalists and simply a very experienced talented well-known journalist, hello andrey evgenievich hello well, of course, a question right away i want to ask right off the bat the recent situation that outraged many of my colleagues is a blocking in telegram ah. ksyusha lebedeva's lightening is even glad that she gives the bone blocked. in general, it’s forbidden for us to tell the truth, it turns out, and we already experienced blocking on facebook on tiktok and telegram seemed to be the last platform that we have left and here again. and how can we from the side of the belarusian union of journalists. maybe even make some noise. yes, do not reach out to some international organizations to show that our right to the truth is being violated. what can we do to make a fuss, and we try to do it on all our journalistic platforms. uh, in our uh negotiations there with unesco with uh, the uh special representative of the osce on freedom of speech, you will be surprise

as our colleague andrey says in such cases krivosheev, chairman of the belarusian union of journalistsdard of the belarusian introduction of the discussion, but indeed there is already such a brand as, uh, the belarusian standard of discussion. this means no fights, no stabbing, no massacre, like some, but for this example. i was once in my eighteenth, in my opinion, year of discussion. that's even how we get to know other people in belarus. here, i present here in the eighteenth year to a professor at the university of warsaw . i was on a private trip with family i am represented by the director of the grodno drama theatre. and the professor stretches out his hand to me and says, otherwise the relations between the polish cities of grodno i, of course, found something to answer. i remembered bialystok, but we belarusians never greet each other in this way. i emphasize somewhere in some moments we can argue, but on this handshake there are such things, but they are unacceptable. why do i need to know my history, to be able to answer such things, because, but this is absolutely unaccept