center and his proposals for settlement are at the core. of course, thank you, thank you, we must finish. vitaly kulyk, political scientist, director of the center for researchingociety problems. in the meantime , it's time for aspress news, so we'll pass the floor to anna eva melnyk and ask anna eva melnyk to let us know what awaits us in this issue. greetings, colleagues, in this issue i will talk about... the most important thing, in particular, is what our country can count on after the session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe and what volodymyr zelenskyi agreed with donald tusk, details later, stay with us. poland will provide.

regarding these issues, i welcome professor khadi kobaesi, director of the union center for research and development, with a warm welcome to you, dear professor. now let us begin with the specific raid operation in the middle of the gaza strip, which is still a hot topic in the hebrew media and within the zinist community, and with words that came from the father of one of the officers who was killed in this operation, in which he described the leadership of the occupation army as stupid. dead officers and soldiers, including a brother of one of them, israely social media was filled with the comments of the alage incident holding the occupation leaders responsible for the killing of the z. the war is going on as if it were the first year of the chief of staff sarit i have always believed that the army is strong and the jewish people are smart it becomes clear to me every day that we are surrounded by fools y it seems to me that all our soldiers will be killed with it not eliminate hamas and did not liberate the captives, this is a disdain for the soldiers, professor, to what extent c

vitaly kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems. mr. y, i also congratulate you. i congratulate you. and we are still waiting for the inclusion of volodymyr fysenko, political scientist, chairman of the board of the center for applied political science. research of penta. gentlemen, let's start with today's news, and the news that has been in the past two hours, i think that you have accurately followed the story with the inclusion of information about the dismissal of the honorable commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, moreover, this happened quite actively, public people published information about in social networks, published information about what they knew. about the resignation of zaluzhny, they say that the decree was signed on his dismissal, zaluzhny was replaced by general budanov and there is already a decree, then the office of the president of ukraine was not as prompt as we would like, but denied this information, but for some time this information circulated and lived in society that it was your way, i.e. , a

for bolivian president luis arza catacora, every turn at the center for nuclear research and technology. from both the private and public sectors, some of them already knew about the advantages of the center, with others we carried out explanatory work, talking about commercial advantages of this center. we work with various organizations that are responsible for the development of the agricultural industry to determine where they need our support. the center will be able to process up to 70 tons of crops per day, in addition to fruits, these include cocoa beans, potatoes, and oregano, the list is far from complete. we can really be proud that it is 100% russian. this is russian technology, this is a russian project, this is russian equipment, and it really turned out to be so modern, unique, scientific and industrial. but not only disarming. russian-latin american partnership in action in the argentine center, patients undergo tomography and procedures, and radiopharmaceuticals for injection are manufactured right there in a neighboring building using a russian cyclotron. elial is the

regarding these issues, i welcome professor khadi kobaesi, director of the union center for research and development with a warm welcome to. operation also affected the families of the dead officers and soldiers, including a brother of one of them. israeli social media was filled with the comments of the incident holding the occupation leader. is responsible for the killing of the zinis soldiers and officers there. avirnab, the chief of the staff is stupid. ravital, the war is going on as if it were the first year of the chief of staff. sarit i have always believed that the army is strong and the jewish people are smart. it becomes clear to me every day that we are surrounded by fools y it seems to me that all our soldiers will be killed. dovdov. we did not eliminate hamas and did not liberate the captives, this is a disdain for the soldiers. to what extent can the leadership of the occupation army be described as stupid and why is the confidence of the zionist community declining as we have seen on israeli social media. this decline is also seen in the army's ability with its plan o

latin american state, and this leap forward is already provided by the rosatom project, a center for nuclear researchogy. this is a unique object, the largest construction project in the modern history of russia in this part of the world, which is important for latin america in the first place. for bolivia itself, the country's first research reactor is being created here. a pressurized water research reactor several stories high. to install it in the design position, it was necessary. a special crane is a difficult and responsible engineering task, but it was even more difficult to deliver it halfway around the world. from the ulyanovsk region, here to alyaalta, to a city located at an altitude of almost 4.00 m above sea level. the bolivian project, it is a little special , it is not a power plant, but a research center, complex, already here too - as they say, the light at the end of the tunnel of this project is visible, we have already launched a cyclotron complex that allows us to produce isotopes for radiopharmaceuticals, drugs for industrial materials science , the irradiation center has been

or i'm sorry, kyra founder and director of european north african center for research. thanks for joining us. now talks in paris with the head of the c i. a and officials from israel, a cost of an egypt and a brokering a captive deal between israel and the mass. i mean, to find as constructive a statement from the state department as to benjamin netanyahu, whose office says that the intelligence summit was meaningful. but the gaps still remains. it also says the parties will continue discussions this week. let's go to life now to i'm going to jump juniors in tel aviv. uh so how did these powers talks apparently constructive? what sort of impression are we getting from israel about what is real big, maybe prepared to offer a what is expected? so need the statement that we've heard that you just mentioned from the prime minister's office just about an hour ago. this is certainly expressing a tone of more cautious optimism that is, in contrast with the kind of statements that we've heard, primarily from anonymous as really government officials quoted throughout is railing m

approximate understanding, and what to do next, we are talking about it with an expert from the center for research on social changes in human mobility. at the leon kozminsky academy, ivanna kylyushyk, joins us from warsaw, i congratulate you, after almost two years of war, ukrainians have already settled in poland, so we know that children go to school, someone found a job, someone opened their own business, obviously people they counted on support to be able to stay in the country, at least until the end of the war, so exactly why is the polish government delaying, congratulations olga, well... first of all , i would like to draw attention to the fact that this status of temporary shelter is regulated by a special directive of the european union on temporary shelter, and in fact, which one too, actually from due to the fact that the war continues, changes are being made to it as well, and actually the last changes were made last october, actually according to these changes, this temporary shelter, the status is temporary. asylum was extended for another year until march 4, 2025, and then member s

discussion in the council the guardian of the draft that was sent by the islamic council and the center for research recognized hijab products as cultural goods in its 6th and 7th paragraphs, that is. what a muslim lady can appear in the community, which definitely includes the mantle of freedom that mr. shirazi is considering, even one day it will include rome, we believe that considering that 10 years in we worked in this field and talked with people , the key to solving the mystery of a clean life in the field of clothing becoming a cultural commodity. hijab products, mantles, chadors, and other items used by women do it and this requires a law, in my opinion, we should say in every program and every conversation that can be referred to qvara, sir, the price of a tent is 500,000 tomans, but we do not use this in the pants code, first of all, our tents that are now they use quarries. most of the tents are sewn with patterns, this has a cost of sewing , and there is a cost of defects. in my opinion, this is the plan that i am asking mr. shirazi and mr. emami to help us . it is for the benefit of ou

this is that in the guardian council of the plan sent by the islamic council and the center for research, clauses 6 and 7 recognize hijab products as cultural goods, that is , what a muslim woman can wear in public, which is definitely the coat and trousers. it includes the freedom that mr. shirazi is considering the clip includes even the face. we believe that considering that we have worked in this field for 10 years and talked with people, the key to solving the mystery of living a clean life in the field of clothing is becoming a cultural commodity , hijab products, cloaks, tents, etc. which women use, and this requires a law. in my opinion, we should say in every program and in every conversation that we can refer to qavara, sir, the qvara chadir costs 500,000 tomans, but we do not use this in the pants code. maybe 10% of us who are using qawara now are not more tents are sewn with patterns , there is a cost of sewing, there is a cost of defects. in my opinion, this plan, which i am asking mr. shirazi and mr. dr. emami to help us, is a plan that has been approved , and we can fix th

prospects are even more interesting, we’ll talk about them with sergei sanakoev, head of the center for research how would you characterize the results of the three-day state competition? thrown in by the west and is completely untrue, on the contrary, we cooperate, interact, we observe investment in the area of ​​clean. energy, we are seeing cooperation in the field of logistics, the construction of a new railway, a new logistics corridor through the sea, through the iranian port of banderabas and further through tajikistan, the same uzbekistan, all this shows that all these projects, of course, primarily suit uzbekistan , but in general, all countries of the shanghai cooperation organization are interested in such development, what do you think? due to which beijing was able to so strengthen its position in the central asian region, including relations with tashkent? i personally believe that this is primarily due to the policy that the people's republic of china as a whole is pursuing in its foreign policy doctrine. let me remind you that the main position is the theory of a community of a co

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director of the center for researching civil society problems, mr. good evening, and taras zagorodniy, political technologist, managing partner of the national anti-crisis group, mr. taras, congratulations, thank you for... joining our broadcast today. good evening. let's start with a poll blitz as we ask our viewers and viewers what they think if north korea will go to war against south korea, but in the youtube comments our viewers are saying, who cares north south korea? although north korean ballistic missiles fall on the territory of the ukrainian state and in general north korea already takes it in this way. participation in the russian-ukrainian war, let's very briefly share our thoughts on whether this war will be in northern south korea, whether it will be part of the great third world war, because we are seeing now actually three wars, it is the russian-ukrainian, on the middle east, well , north korean and south korean began there. mr. viktor, let's start with you. eh, rather than everything will not be, why, because if... say, kimchinin wa

vitaly kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems, mr. ly, good evening, and taras zahorodniy, political technologist, managing partner of the national anti-crisis group, mr. taras, congratulations, thank you for joining our broadcast today. good evening. let's start with a blis poll as we ask our viewers and viewers what they think. will north korea go to war against south korea, it is true, in the comments under youtube, our viewers write: what do we care about north south korea, although north korean ballistic missiles fall on the territory of the ukrainian state and north korea in general thus already participating in the russian-ukrainian war. let's very briefly share your thoughts on whether this war will be in north korea and south korea, whether this will be part of the big e. world war iii, because we're actually seeing three wars now, it's russian-ukrainian in the middle east, and there are north korean, south korean beginnings. mr. viktor, let's start with you. er, it probably won't be, er, why? because if, say, uh, kimchin was

adriana kostenko, doctor of political sciences, head of the center for social research and member of the board of the sumy region intellectuals. already in touch with us. greetings, mrs. andriano, and we hope you have a good morning, despite last night's anxiety. anyway, we say good morning. congratulations. congratulations tell me evening please when late at night, when the alarm sounded, how did everything happen, or is there already information about the consequences of this alarm? well, indeed, in the evening, an air -raid alarm sounded and there was information that shaheds attacked the sumy region, including the fact that other regions were also attacked, and according to the information of the regional military administration, four shaheds were on our territory. .. of the sumy region were shot down, but there is information that the fragments of these shaheeds damaged administrative buildings, certain technical buildings and caused damage, well, in fact, to the population, yes, in general, during the last day, there were similar attacks in the northern part of the districts of

center and its proposals for settlement are at the core. of course, thank you, thank you, we must finish. vitaly kulyk, political scientist, director of the center for researching civil society problems, in the meantime , it's time for news, so we pass the floor to anna eva melnyk and ask anna eva melnyk to let us know what awaits us in this issue. greetings, colleagues, in this issue i will talk about the most important thing, in particular for what... our cats country after the session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe and what volodymyr zelensky agreed with donald tusk, details further, stay with us, poland will provide ukraine with a new defense package, about takero. led by president volodymyr zelenskyi after a meeting with polish prime minister donald tusk. he noted that the negotiations were productive in all aspects of bilateral relations, especially in the possibility of future joint production of weapons. the head of state also thanked tusk and the people of poland for their support. i note that since june last year poland has not publicly announced the transfer of weapons to ukraine. and today in strasbourg. this year's first win

, ugh , i wouldn’t talk about statistics, actually we conduct sociological surveys, the center for social researchn the sumy region has been conducting such surveys since the first months of the full-scale invasion in order to understand migration flows from our region and attitudes towards return and about understanding one's own. what conditions must be created and what the return of people depends on, what is the motivation of people to stay abroad in other regions or return, so the dynamics are as follows, of course in the first months of the full-scale invasion, especially in march and april, about 40% left the region, this figure was close to half, to 50%, if you look at the structure of the population, who exactly left, it was... women and children left, young people left , a large part of men, a large part of elderly people remained in the communities, even in those communities that were directly close to the combat zone, in fact, well, there was simply no opportunity to leave to some communities, because in sumy oblast, in fact, until april 2022 year was occupied, so our region and people

kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems, mr. evening, and taras zagorodniy, political technologist, managing partner of the national anti-crisis group, mr. taras, congratulations, thank you for joining our broadcast today. good evening. let's start with a close poll as we ask our tv viewers and viewers what they think if north korea will go to war with south korea, although in the comments under youtube, our viewers write, what do we care about north south korea, although the north - korean ballistic missiles fall on the territory of the ukrainian state, and in general, north korea thus already participates in the russian-ukrainian war. let's very briefly share our thoughts on whether this war will be in the north and south korea, will this not be part of the great third world war, as we are seeing now actually three wars, it is russian-ukrainian in the near future. well, there are the beginnings of north korean, south korean. mr. viktor, let's start with you. most likely, there will not be, why , because if, say, kimchinin was

we have a continuation of our program, vitaly kulyk, political scientist, director of the center for researchingems of civil, civil society, civil societies, we will talk not only about civil ones society, about different societies, good health, mr. vitaly, thank you. that you found time for us, it is always a pleasure to do business with you, i congratulate you, well, look, we are with you and, well, i do not know about you, i guarantee about myself that i do not attend meetings of the government of the united states of america, i do not sit in therefore, in that room where the president is sitting and around him the vice president and the ministers are sitting and discussing something, i don't know, maybe you are there, but your feeling is that we are at the level of sensations now. which does not seem serious to us people, but do you think the white house will still come to an agreement with the congress, we will still unblock this aid, that is, will the president agree to be tougher on the people who push and push from the territory of mexico, from the whole of latin america and want to live

oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military legal research, is in touch with us. mr. sandr, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you. so, rishi sunak today in kyiv and signed the security agreement between velika britain and ukraine. president zelenskyi says that this is a historic agreement, and that if such an agreement... had been signed in 1991, then obviously the current war would not have happened, after signing the agreement, president volodymyr zelenskyi and the prime minister of great britain briefly outlined the main provisions of this document, let's listen. that is why the guarantees provided will be valid until our accession to nato, if this happens earlier than the term of the agreement, the security architecture created by us will actually be incorporated into the security system of the whole alliance we have now agreed with britain on security in all spheres, on land, in the air, at sea, in cyberspace. means, more missiles, hundreds of thousands of new artillerymen. shells, training for thousands of ukrainian soldiers

systems, and this is critically important, on the one hand, ras, as the country’s largest center for fundamental researchs all the necessary competencies for such work, on the other hand, sees its task as bringing theory and practice closer together. today our main task is to ensure that more in-depth planning of scientific research takes place today. the next thing is, of course, there must be a direct connection. with relevance, absolutely , with demand , what you are talking about, the main task that we are building is the demand for scientific results, so that we have a chain from fundamental research, development to the beginning of their implementation, now we are with the ministries, with the departments of this work are being carried out, i can tell you a lot of examples here, well, okay, but still there are fundamental fundamentals, maybe the horizon may not be visible, therefore, but you still have to work, and what we are saying is that... it’s very difficult , as if sometimes fundamental research is immediately implemented, sometimes 50 years pass so that fundamental research is not interrupt

for the state. the first research center will be called the california research center for immunology and the center for quantum science and engineering. they don't have a timeline yet on when that construction will begin. >>> we know it has been a slow start for the sierra ski resorts for the first snow of the year. it just smell in northern california. they had been relying on snow machines so far this year. they say, natural snow is great to see. they hope to have all of the slopes open soon. >>> and check it out. it looks like the midwest. this is actually socal. first winter storm of 2024 turned a small town into, as you can see, a snow pavilion. this is north of l.a. the area is expected to get another few inches of snow in the next few days. jeff ranieri joins me now. are they going to get more snow than we get in sierra? do you think? >> it doesn't look like it. but it is great. it has been so slow going. we have another storm coming. it could put another foot of snow across this year. let's roll into that microclimate forecast. this is how we are doing so far with rain. there is one city ru

on the one hand, the ras, as the country's largest center for fundamental research, has all the necessaryother hand, it sees its task as bringing theory and practice closer together. of course, but the academy of sciences has stepped further: into schools, 108 basic schools operate in 32 regions and educate 2,500 children. today this is the fact that very few people have begun to take the unified state exam in physics, this is a separate conversation, we are trying this topic, let’s say, is very much studied today, the second point, of course, we would also like to raise the question in this regard, until the year 1918, the academy of sciences had an examination of textbooks, school textbooks, we believe that we need to return the examination to us again, schoolboy. the average level of achievement of goals for national projects is close to 100%, prime minister mikhail mishustin announced this at the strategic session of the government. my colleague konstantin chyuryukov will talk about the indicators announced by the prime minister. the implementation of national projects is on schedule,

he is the founder of the center for election and innovation research. remind viewers what your mission is at the center. guest: i founded the center for election innovation and research in 2016, a nonpartisan, nonprofit and we work with election officials all over the country. we help them put on elections that voters should trust and do trust so all voters can vote in a process that has integrity. host: our viewers so this story yesterday. it was from the washington times. we will get to the article but how would you describe the state of election integrity as we step into 2024? guest: there's been a lot of misinformation over the last few years about how our elections are done. they're more verified than we've ever had in election history. we have more paper ballots than ever before, 95% of all ballots were paper including all the ballots and all the battleground states. it's important because you can audit paper and recount paper and make sure the counts the machines might have done were accurate and that was done in 2020. 43 states conducted audits o

oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military legal research, is in touch with us. mr. , i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. congratulations. so, rishi sunak is in kyiv today and the security agreement between great britain and ukraine has been signed. president zelenskyy says that this is a historic agreement, and that if such an agreement had been signed in 1991, then obviously the current war would not have happened. after signing the agreement, president volodymyr zelenskyi and... great britain briefly outlined the main ones provisions of this document. let's listen. that is why the guarantees provided will be valid until our accession to nato. if this happens before the agreement expires, the security architecture we have created will be in effect. incorporated into the security system of the entire alliance. we have now agreed with britain on security in all areas, on land, in the air, at sea in cyberspace. this means more security, more tanks, more missiles. hundreds of thousands of new artillery shells. training for thousands of ukrainian so

hemini , the former head of the center for economic research and investigations i wholeheartedly agree with the implementation of foreign exchange outsourcing, and if the offer of export is not returned, it should be decided that the export should not take place and the goods should be explained inside the country even for free. we cannot continue our production process in any way, and for this reason , the return of export currency is necessary for producers, especially in the field of food and luxury products . boss the joint chamber of commerce of iran and china is present, as well as mr. rezvanizadeh, the head of the iranian chamber of commerce and agriculture commission. while saying hello to both guests of the program, i would like to allow mr. hariri to start with mr. hariri and the question of how mr. hariri will return now. how should our manufacturer, who exports a product , return the value? i also have a small note that what i am saying is my personal talk and has nothing to do with the iran-china chamber or the board of directors of the iran-china chamber. this statement i

similar work called five key challenges for ukraine in the 24th year, and this is a work that was done jointly by you and as the director of the army research centerament conversion and academician volodymyr horbulin , who is the vice president of the national academy of sciences, and there are actually five major challenges laid out there. in front of which we have to make some decisions and take into account their complexity or realism or somehow counteract them, we will talk about these challenges a little later, but in any case, now forced to react to reality, to the events that are currently happening in the world and how they intersect with the challenges that you outlined in your work, i first of all want you to weigh and evaluate now. the events that took place today at night, when britain and the united states carried out such missile strikes against the houthi rebels in yemen, how it affects the geopolitical schedule and how it affects the challenges that will then affect the realities in ukraine. i thank you, mr. serhiy, first of all i want to say that this is what it happened... at night, today , academician volodymyr horbulin and i al

for this purpose , in the last two years, we have shifted most of the research in the field of health to pre-milk research, and for this purpose, all the research centers whose mission is related to this, that is, the mission of the research centers that you rightly mentioned. 40 research centers in the field of non-communicable diseases and their risk factors the emergence of non-verbal patients are trying. we have given them a series of missions and we are trying in different festivals , including razi festival. blood and diabetes can damage different organs such as heart, eyes, kidneys, brain and other organs. in fact, in the form of early diagnosis, we can prevent these complications from increasing, and for this purpose , the series of research conducted in various committees, including baldini basic sciences committee health promotion student research committees and fan committee. in fact, on the second of february , the best of these researches, god willing, awards will be presented, mr. doctor , how many people are the winners of this festival and in what fields were they most active? yes, we have two selected groups , one is siri. the selected

mohammad amini raees former center for economic research and investigations of the chamber of iran, i am wholeheartedly in favor of horizontal outsourcing, and if the export is to return, it should be a decree of conscience that the export should not take place and the goods should be explained inside the country even for free. manufacturer and exporter of your land we cannot continue our production process in any way, and for this reason , the return of export currency is necessary for producers, especially in the field of food products and dry fruits . the joint trade of iran and china is also present, as well as mr. rezvanizadeh, the head of the agricultural commission of the iranian chamber of commerce, while saying hello to both guests of the program, i would like to allow mr. hariri to start with the question of how mr. hariri is now returning to the trend of the currency as an exporter. we that he exports a product, how should he return the value to the country's economic cycle? i would like to say hello to his excellency and the respected viewers of this program. i also have a

very much for the optimistic note given to our program by oleg nivievskii, the head of the center for food researchyiv school of economics, today's program ends, i hope that in the future we will. optimism will increase, increase, increase, increase, and i also hope that anna javamelnyk, who will now start her part of the evening program, will add to the optimism, it is called this part of the news on espresso. how many countries supported the ukrainian peace formula, how the armed forces destroy the drones of muscovites and what will help to effectively attract people to the armed forces. good evening, with you is anaeva melnyk and the news team summing up the day today's the russians attacked nikop with shaheds 11 times.

well, oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military legal research, has already joined our broadcastod evening. good evening. oleksandr, how previous are you can you draw conclusions about the downing of the plane, who, with what weapon, why, and most importantly, do you see any signs that there really could be ukrainian prisoners there? ah... i will say that i think it was shot down, by what complex, by what missile and from where , it's hard to say right now, but most likely it was really shot down, and as a result it fell, it's a military transport plane, which is used for various purposes, it is used by russia, very often il-76 transports attack aircraft for reinforcement their military and assault groups at the front and rebuke. for the transportation of weapons from time to time, this is something that can also be stated, and about which i am ready to say now and what i know in principle from various sources. the next moment, i admit that it could have been the actions of our defense forces, which acted, in fact, and the goal was to destroy the military target, well , based on

the working into the juma center for ocean research in kia deal was one of the largest marine institutes in europe. during all the expeditions we were able to dice down was a robot for etc. well, it's to $25.00, even methane emissions. the we see here is a 3 d view of the top 1000 meters of the sea floor in the north sea. the, the black lines that you see, all the drill wells and the, the of colored blocks that you see all the met, the gas accumulations and these up a 1000 meters. and accidentally they drilled for one of these shuttle gas pockets. and here at this with his red bluff, for example, we see that these 2 wells, these collect lines which would for this gas accumulation. so the main conclusion from, from our estimates of the methane emissions from the bandwidth into the north sea, that is the dominant, the input of methane. we have a 20 to maybe 30 tons per year of methane getting into the know seen from the base of the band. and well, it wasn't known because there's wasn't anything published so far. um, but when we talked afterwards to some of the oil and gas companies, then i

vice-president of the polar explorers' association, member of the expert council of the center for underwater researchn geographical society, konstantin aleksandrovich zaitsev. it’s clear what we’re talking about, of course, we’re continuing the arctic, but we’re helping. city of tomsk, winner of the regional final, maria ryzhova, volsk, saratov region. and by the way, the absolute winner of the regional final, ivan titarenko, the city of shurgut, santamasia autonomous okrug, ugra, the winner of the regional final, you are with us for the first time, so i am reporting to you, mr. judge, comrade. polar explorer that 15 minutes before the start of the competition i approach our participants and give them a topic for an eloquent speech. and today somehow i suddenly i remembered claude bernard, who in my opinion has a very interesting statement, he says: art is me, well, in the sense of a pronoun, science is us. here it is. now let’s listen to how they understand claude bernard and how they generally understand what real science is, because as far as i understand, the arctic is science first and foremost.

the sea bed looks like after it's been harvested. scientists with the genome, our homework center for ocean research, have examined a former test type used by a belgian mining company. that one low con um one does. the visa mining operations are set to be large scale covering several 100 square kilometers a year or so advanced life forms could be destroyed for many, many generations who get that up to and attached to it. industry claims these nodules are needed for the energy transition. aside from manganese, they contain 3 highly sought after metals, cobalt nickel, and copper $3.00 to $5.00 times more than deposits on land. so within the elephant, let's face it. dixie mining will not replace long binding. what will happen is that we'll stop destroying the auction as well as the rest of the environment to pc. it's a strong manganese natural deposits in the world's oceans are at risk, including the clarion clipper to in zone a site that many countries are currently buying to mind. the international c beneficial already as already approved exploration licenses. germany has submitted to claims and we a

in 2015, the european center for nuclear research chose the model proposed by scientists from the instituteteachers of nsu for the construction of a supercollider. on january 9, 1992 , the republika srpska was proclaimed. she appeared in pieces, collapsed. slavia as a self-proclaimed state. then a bloody civil war began in bosnia, which lasted about 4 years and claimed about 100,000 lives. terror and cruelty were shown by all sides, but the west stood on the side of the muslims and blamed the serbs for the confrontation. and 3 years later in 1995, as a result of the dayton agreements, the republic became one of the three constituent parts of bosnia and herzegovina. it has its representative offices in nine countries, including russia, the usa, and serbia. more than 80% of serbs live in republika srpska. russia maintains strong friendly relations with her and plan to open their own diplomatic mission. this is what this day in history was like. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. the president was informed about failures in the supply of light and heat in the mosc

she's the founder and director of the european north african center for research his mole from her explaining what egypt may be reluctant to open his border to palestinians from gaza. it's obvious, but it doesn't have any problems receiving refugees and but it's really different than the listing in game, especially that approval to get the scenes. and it's only for medical purposes so far because egypt believes if it, lets influx of the palestinians and as rich with ease or those hopefully complex that by that it would have to be sort of thing the color scheme pose. because we know that there is there any intention behind that is to expand its presence into more guys under the plea of a its fight against how much. now, after the 7th of october, egypt has been pushing to let that you know a terry and 8 and to let the thing is to be on their lands and continue the fighting for the right under that it could patient days or a new patient. and there are also other measures that has been taken that we have managed to let the water into the people we, we do have many and now 2, almost 2000000 minion

and on for on even with the advice of chrome system, scientists from the agricultural research center. it's proving a challenge for the from run by found how to fund them of it's that he's still trying to sell the organic chick pays from his 1st 3 years of cultivation and have him come from what i'm doing. that's like it's not me, it's not easy. to shift this stuff right now, and we surprised just isn't what we need to break even with you. but it's pioneering work. you know, we know that we also see creating a sustainable value chain is something elizabeth failing also knows a lot about her id or southern future. approaching mich crops will not only be grown here, but also cleaned packaged and sold to enable. it makes total sense from the nutritional standpoint of your so to cut down on meat and increase plump production stagen, listen, the task is does have to be smooth. that's why when again, as a regional, sustainable source of protein comes in to use. it's growing where it's needed and will be a great solution. and of course i have to go. there's only one person already counting o

are going to sumy oblast, andriana kostenko, doctor of political sciences, head of the center for social researchtelekt of sumy oblast. already in touch with us, see you, ms. andriano, welcome to our airwaves. congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, tell me there in sumy oblast and in sumy, about these fortifications, how intensively they are being built, how close or far they are from the border? well, if we talk about the security situation and the shelling situation in general , sumyshchyna, like the whole of ukraine, has been suffering from terrorist attacks from russia for the last 24 hours, in particular over the last 24 hours. about more than 100 there were air raids on the border communities of our region, unfortunately , the krasnopil community, the medrodob community, the bilopol community, i.e. those that are directly close to the border with the enemy, are constantly suffering, we have casualties, a civilian resident died in one of the communities, there is a devastating . private estates, also getting into schools, getting into critical infrastructure, well, that is,