in the black sea, also pavlo lakiychuk, the head of security programs of the strategy 21 center for global studiesain of the first rank of the reserve of the naval forces of ukraine was with us, dear friends, thank you for responding to our calls for donations, because these donations of yours help save the lives of our military, we collect for atvs that help evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield, precisely in order to reduce the number of casualties in our army , and now at 9 o'clock, i will remind you that we all... remember those whose lives were taken by the russian aggression against ukraine, those whom we did not have time to save, because of this war. let's honor the memory of ukrainian soldiers and civilians with a moment of silence of ukraine who died in the war started by russia.

sea, we will ask our next guest, with us pavlo lakiychuk, head of security programs of the center for global studies strategy 21. mr. pavle, we welcome you. good afternoon, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. well, these marine drones are now becoming what are called game changers, that is, they are changing the situation in our sea, so do we not understand this well? probably so, the fact is that in the last 50-70 years the world has been developing a war in blue water, the so-called on the great sea, on closed theaters. it was such a problematic issue, how to use the fleet, and the russians continued to use the wreckage of the soviet fleet of 50 years ago, believing that this was enough for them to dominate the black sea, the baltic sea, but the ukrainians demonstrated that this is not the case at all, well not from a good life, of course, it turned out that way, but... but it turned out that it turned out, and it proved to us that instead of adapting the existing forces to new tasks, our military began to build exactly the forces and means, those that are needed for specific tasks from scratch

pavlo lekichuk, head of security programs at the center for global studies strategy 21.l, operational and strategic situation. thanks to him, and an important message from the investigative department of the kharkiv region. so, russia hit the kharkiv region with a modified fab, destroyed an entire street, i am quoting, i am quoting serhiy bolvin, the investigative department of the police of the kharkiv region. so, for the first time, the russian occupiers hit the territory of the kupinsky district with converted fabas 1500. direct speech shuddered. it was as if an earthquake had started around, an entire street was destroyed with one blow, the inhabitants of the village of monachynivka had to feel and see this. the enemy launched a high-powered weapon, a high-explosive aerial bomb weighing 1.5 tons, at the people and their houses, well, in general , no more than a hundred local and there was no military. the russians equipped fap 1500 with a special module so that the bomb could glide in the air after takeoff. well, it is known that, unfortunately , an 88-year-old woman

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pavle, thank you for the conversation, the head of security programs of the strategy 21 center of global studies the first rank of the reserve of the navy of ukraine, pavlo lekiychuk was with us, then we will listen to the story of the policeman who evacuated people from vovchanchansk, how it happened, let's see together, i will tell you there from the first mouth. what was the task and what happened? well , it turns out that since may 10, the police department has been evacuating the local population from the city of vovchansk, since active hostilities have begun in the suburbs, and many civilians have expressed a desire to leave the city, but, well, they don't have... the opportunity to do it on their own , in connection with which, well, our police department came to the rescue, together with volunteers and the local military administration, our task as policemen was to pick up people from the city itself and deliver them to a safe city, a place where they were already picked up by volunteers and taken to the place where they were settled, today of course. was processing the application for e

pavlo lekeychuk, manager of security programs of the center for global studies strategy 21. congratulations, mr. pavle. good evening, glory to ukraine. so, these are the actions of the russians in the kharkiv region, in kharkiv, what do you think they testify to? well, actually, this has already been discussed, discussed, and the majority, i agree with the opinion, the majority, of my colleagues, military experts, that the main purpose of the russian ... offensive is a tactical offensive, it must be understood, it is not a strategic operation , at least that's what he started with, it was necessary to distract her with smaller forces. more our reserves from the direction of the main in order to gain an operational advantage there, they themselves concentrated their forces in the narrow cordo area, withdrawing from other areas, including from the south, our forces were to be stretched to the maximum possible extent, and preferably from new areas of the front , that's why... the leningrad district was formed, which operates in the north, but not everything, not everything went

pavlo lekeychuk, head of security programs at the center for global studies strategy 21.ongratulations , mr. pavlo. good evening. glory to ukraine. so, these are the actions of the russians in the kharkiv region, in kharkiv, what do you think they testify to? well, actually, this has already been talked about, discussed, and i mostly agree with the opinion of the majority of my colleagues, military experts , that the main intention of the russian offensive, it is a tactical offensive, well, it must be understood, it is not a strategic operation, at least it began, and it was to divert smaller forces, more our reserves from the direction of the main attack, the direction of the east, in order to gain an operational advantage there, they themselves forces were concentrated on a narrow area, pulling from other areas, including from the south, our forces were to be stretched to the maximum extent, well , preferably from new areas of the front, that is why the leningrad district, which operates in the north, was formed, however, not everything, it did not work for me everythin

joining our conversation with pavel lakiychuk, head of security programs at the strategy 21 center for global studiesle, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good morning, we want to start with this story with cbaby, they are growing, improving, now they already have hailstones in their weapons, we saw footage of how they work and... heard the story with the kinburska spit, we want to ask you in detail, is this already a mass phenomenon and how far can you come in with this job? well, look, the fact is that before the large-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, there were ideas in various countries about the creation of naval drones, well, that is, not even ideas, marine robotic systems were quite widely used in the war. there in rescue operations, for the purpose of reconnaissance for patrolling, etc., but no one could offer effective shock options, but we, due to the fact that we got into such an emergency situation, and when we had to fight asymmetrically with the enemy, which had a large fleet, used... but attack drones, that is, drones, in fact, it is such a surface torpedo, and at the same t

contributing such interesting information, pavlo lekichuk, head of security programs of the center for global studiesstrategy 21 was a guest of svoboda ranok. and then we will talk about public affairs and freedom of speech in ukraine, this is important, you can join in the comments and not just you can, but you must join the discussion. the fact is that the public broadcaster, starting from may 21, resumed its own broadcast on the first channel, there in addition to news, they will also broadcast documentaries, additional content of their own production, the social network will continue cooperation with the edyni news marathon, they will exchange content with other tv channels and will legally remain part of the telethon, however, the public's own air will become 24-hour, and the rotation of slots with other tv channels in the edinyi news will not be, according to the chairman of the board mykola chornotytskyi... negotiations regarding such a format lasted for about two weeks, previously the public broadcaster was refused in the evening airtime, this is the slot with the largest number of viewers, s

already have the first guest, pavlo lekeychuk, head of security programs of the strategy 21 center for global studiesratulations , mr. pavle, good evening, glory to ukraine, good evening, so here are the actions of the russians. in the kharkiv region, in kharkiv, what do they testify about in your opinion? well, actually, this has already been discussed and discussed, and i mostly agree with the opinion of the majority of my colleagues, military experts, that the main the plan of the russian offensive, it is a tactical offensive, it must be understood, it is not a strategic operation, at least it began, and it was to divert with smaller forces, more... our reserves from the direction of the main attack, the direction to the east, in order to gain operational advantage, they themselves concentrated their forces on the narrow cordo area, pulling from other areas, including from the south, our forces were to be stretched to the maximum extent possible, well, preferably from new areas of the front, that is why... leningradsky was formed district that operates on midnight, but not everything to me, not ev

pavlo lakiychuk, the head of security of the center for global studies strategy 21 was with us, in particular about these maritime threats and new challenges, including in the baltic sea. we will take a short break and continue, then we will turn around and continue about the nuclear issues, we will ask our next guest, wait. do you want to wake up as if you were a child at your grandmother's house? strength and energy? then the new product from mattress market is just for you! meet: perina dreamlight mattress. the perryina dreamlight mattress smooths out all the unevenness of old mattresses, sofas, folding beds, it can be laid for sleeping simply on the floor, soft, comfortable, beautiful, and so profitable. only from uah 499. ordinary toppers cost one and a half, two and even 300 hryvnias. and we offer you an extra-quality featherbed mattress for only uah 499. the economy is incredible, soft, fluffy, hugs like a cloud, resembles a real grandmother's buckwheat. no more spending crazy money for a new bulky mattress, everyone can upgrade their mattress from now on. you will get the same comfort

pavlo lekichuk, head of security. programs of the center for global studies strategy 21 joined our broadcasttions, thank you for joining. good morning, glory to ukraine. glory is the hero, but how to evaluate the decision of the russian authorities to unilaterally change the maritime borders with lithuania and finland in the baltic sea. this is an escalation, this is some formality, what is it? well, the first thing is to try to escalate. the russians, after joining... the atlantic alliance of sweden and finland, as a matter of fact, got into a kind of blockade in the baltic sea, where they have access only to the gulf of finland from the side of st. petersburg and a piece of the leningrad region, and the coast of the kaliningrad enclave, this is the kaliningrad region, which stalin will capture. from the germans, east prussia is kaliningrad and a number of towns, as well as crimea, the kaliningrad region is used by the russians as such a military, military training ground, a military bridgehead to europe, the first thing is the main base of the baltic fleet and the entire group of forces th

will alexander to, to yeah, heads the center for the study of globalization problems and tells us that the foreign diplomats presence in georgia is a sign of efforts to undermine the current government or the, there was already certain patterns when something empty russian is growing or happening somewhere along the perimeters of the border of the russian federation, representatives of the baltic, governments are always present there. they have led their own countries into a state of complete despair. with half of the population destroyed their industrial potential, which was very high after they gained independence. well, now they're trying to share this experience, apparently with other posts of the countries in georgia. this is perceived extremely negatively by the broad masses of the population. because such a brazen interference and internal affairs is simply outrageous. why don't they go with similar demands with similar condemnation, for example, to the u. k. or the us, or israel, where similar laws on for an influence apply, but are much more stringent than the ones in georgia.

focused on that you are p and initiative because speaking of the harvard center for european studies last year, you said that quote, global governance needs to be based on principles, not just international standards of law, but coherent and consistent policy on a matter of consistent policy, the use dressing was speech, has greece being consistent in defending international, more and gaza. as you add the e. u has been when it comes to the war and ukraine and russia's invasion. i take that to imply that we have double standards, but the thing is that when it comes to breeze, we have a very strong principled foreign policy. we have exactly the same standards when it comes to me, the least or to ukraine or to have such a hard and not freak out. any other sort of conflict. they both i'm seeing is here that we fully abide by international law. we fully abide by the rules and more of a sofa, uh, international humanitarian law. and we have comments, thunder. it's the thing is, 1st that we needs to actually conduct any sort of aggression and the trustees, that's it is a lot of aggression coming from various a started stadium, kn

we ask our next guest, well, precisely about the consequences of such a global game, an analyst at the stockholm center for the studyeastern europe. andre az in connection with our studio, mr. andres, we welcome you, congratulations, thank you for the invitation, you know, there is a lot we wanted to ask about german politics, but we have to start with certain such very annoying things that have been circulating the day before, there is such a minister of foreign affairs in our neighbors, who now and then goes to sochi, then kisses lavrov, his name is sierto, he works as a minister. of foreign affairs of hungary and the day before said that hungary, as nato members and the homeland of democracy and other orbáns, that they would block this fund, which announced nato in support of ukraine for 100 billion, because he said that this is just a criminal plan of nato, so hungary will block it, in szijártó's head it is not a criminal plan. russia, which is bombing, shooting, shelling, and the fund that they will block is criminal, and here it becomes unclear all the time, but every week the authorities of hungary have probl

joining us for most go as chris, we feel he's chief executive officer as a macro advisory, that's a global list consultancy and theresa fallon is director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. and she was joining us by skype from brussels. a very warm welcome to all of you, mr. mark. i'll start with you in the aging. i think it would be fair to say that china is the dominant pop knowing this relationship. so what that up ahead, what will the aging be looking for from present during this visit? well, elizabeth, i think the view from china and a growing consensus around the world is that the world is at a dangerous juncture, where peace and stability are threatened by us instigated actions. but for the united states, tens of thousands of innocent palestinians would still be alive. but for the united states, the conflict in ukraine would be far less disruptive than it has been. and finally, but for the us, tensions in the south pacific would not be anywhere near as high as they currently are. so i think what china is looking for in these latest discussions with russia is how to mitigate ameliorate these challenges to global peace and prosperity. but of course, i think from th

for enhancing our valuents researchers, young professionals studying at home and abroad. we need to guard against attempts bympto spread disinformation and misinformation around the world. global engagement centeritical. it is a critical tool for capturing the threat of on by china, russia, and others and we urge you extend the sunsetting clause before the coming months. mpe our rivals w need to invest in the foundation of our strength abroad and the diplomatic corps . the budget makes a strong investment in expanding our overseas presence in the pacifiisbbean. we will continue our modernization of american diplomacy. we very -- have reorganize the department to make sure that we this time whether that comes to dealing with new technologies, investments to try to attract e andmaintain the most talented workforce possible. we are investing in our people in washin with training and technology. we are honing my agility, innovation, and efficiency. last year's enacted budget represented a 5% cut from the . that challenges our effo deliver results to congress and the american people. we are urging you to support this budget with helps to address the most pressing foreign policy alums of our time and

she's the director of the center for russia, europe, an asian studies, and is a senior fellow of chicago council on global affairs, a very well welcome to counting the call. so the us very much covering it alone with these measures against russia. how are they being viewed back in europe and is the you likely to follow suit? it was an insight to us. there's a been consternation about this. some legal scholars would argue that this move is unlawful, nevertheless, a good set of dangerous precedents for other u. s. allies. for example, israel from the european perspective. as you know that germany is very concerned about war, reparations that poland and greece routine lead past 4 and japan, which is part of the g 7, is also concerned how south korea would ask for war reparations. so this could just be one way of bringing russia to the negotiating table. it's difficult at this moment to know how much of it is kurt and how much of it is stick of coal with russia has several potential leave is the pool itself as well given as we mentioned in the introduction that how much your pin money is deep in to the russia

center for china and globalization. a leading a chinese think tank and didn't talk here to me. he goes to good. she is a special adviser at the gypsy future studies center. he's previously advised the japanese cabinet during the sions are all the administration. thank you very much for being with us here. on inside story, we really do appreciate your time saying you can i place, begin with you. your in taiwan were saying military exercises, time and time again from china, especially in recent years. do these feel different? i well i think tony is people are getting used to this and because we have been younger throughout of china for a very long time. so last time. uh, especially the trinity trinity, to me that the original, which is a big arcadia of taiwan is at the time west. jade, where we see that the all the word especially the internet to meet the store number as of all of that. but for the time these people will discuss very routine ovalo daily lives, because the china law frying a lot of watches and the fido, just around taiwan strait and be, become a new normal. you know, thailand straight. i think that the people just get used to that a

peace conference space under located senior research fellow at the center of china and globalization and profess said, facing for and studies. university joins us from today in china. thank you so much for your time. so tell us a little bit about china's interest in the middle east and how there's interest have actually been evolving as a recent years. surely when big china is the interest in the middle east or west asia is longstanding and strategic. and this curve summit is the continuation of predators sees meeting largely in saudi arabia into so for 2023. and we know that of course the, my products which. ready is real in basel, it is one of these pop ups, but i think we are deeper issues that are going to be discussed as well. and i think 2 or 3 interlocking issues, the 1st is the future of the dog. and in particular, dollar gemini, is we've seen that the dollar of the global financial system controlled by the united states has been whether or not as in many countries around the world really seem to you need to transition to a system that is safer and impervious to this kind of what i'm saying, i think the 2nd big issu

talking about the global war party, it is not clear who is there specifically, and more about the situation in georgia, we are talking with political scientist, director of the center for the study of civil society problems vitaly kulikom mr. vitaly, good evening. many compare the current situation in georgia with how the revolution of dignity unfolded in ukraine, how possible is a similar revolution in georgia , and are such comparisons even appropriate? well, georgia also has its... history of revolutions, changes of power, and the same saakashvili came as a result of street protests in the parliament during the parliamentary crisis and in fact the destruction of the previous president from power, and that is , there have already been similar processes in the history of georgia, but at the moment i wouldn't do it there are some tougher parallels, ukrainian realities 13 with many economic, flight... reasons, it was actually people were taken away from the choice, not just a choice, a vector, not like the future, as such, come on, there was even such a phrase that the decision mazarov crossed out my future, that's how they played on the street, in georgia the situation is a litt

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global outbreaks and lessons learned from the covid-19 pandemic. we'll hear from senior cdc officials and the agent she is' former direct. the center for strategic and international studiested this event. [inaudiblele conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to this csis discussion. i'm very pleased to honor our guests here today, and i'll introduce them in a moment. but we are going to be discussing cdc's global mission and the integration of a more global strategy that the agency is leading. i'm julie, i am currently the president and ceo of the foundation for the nih, but i'm wearing a different hat in this meeting as the co-chair of the csis bipartisan alliance on global health securities. my co-chair and i, i welcome you, and and i will make sure we have time for questions -- [inaudible] if prepared for that, and is we'll invite you to the microphone to participate in the conversation. we also welcome our online guests and hope that you enjoy this discussion. so why are we here? well, we're here because we are operating under the basic premise that biosecurity is national security and that cdc has an absolutely critical troll play in that. bipartisan a al

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