guangzhou case, a very important iconic strong chinese university, ra- friendship communication. a vector for the development of the far eastern federal university, now more than one and a half thousand children from the people's republic of china are studying within our walls and very it is important that in china there are now 13 of our russian language schools, through which more than 10,000 have already passed. guys. the branch of the far eastern university in china will accept the first students who will study disciplines such as economics, management and international relations already in 2024 anton leninsky it was decided by andrey morozov roman sidorov and olga germanika channel one, vladivostok russian island new opportunities for students were discussed today and at a meeting in the government, mikhail mishustin received the rector of the russian academy national economy and civil service under president alexei komissarov according to him in rankix. nowadays, many hostel buildings are being renovated; more and more modern technology is appearing in the classrooms. the u

person studying in graduate school at a chinese universityin general, the moment when your daughter suddenly became interested in chinese? i remember the moment when my daughter became generally interested in foreign languages, which means not only chinese, but also yes, she also knows english in the same way. eh, let's put it this way. while still being in kindergarten. well, uh, the mother, who naturally tries to pay attention to the child’s development, sent her to the development school even before the first grade. and there i came across a foreign language teacher who, well, i don’t know, got my interest. i'm hooked, my daughter for life. that is, we haven't left yet. eh, especially at school, there was probably some kind of conversation somewhere, as she already told me that she would go to school clearly, and she brought a dream. about to enter uh, well, at that time i went through the whole school, uh, then uh in the eighth grade, when she was when i studied at our minsk twentieth gymnasium. eh, i’m really grateful to the school admin

research institutes have — areas and research institutes have good prestigious organisations and chinese universitiesith— resources and are open to work with all— resources and are open to work with all sorts of different organisations and is quite a wide — organisations and is quite a wide range of development in the development of ai in china and some _ the development of ai in china and some of them are not in the all—encompassing way that we have _ all—encompassing way that we have seen those in the west and more _ have seen those in the west and more prominently and this and the bequests of deviation from what _ the bequests of deviation from what we — the bequests of deviation from what we see but still, it is still— what we see but still, it is still early days. initially we have seen hesitation by chinese regulators about widespread ai applications, has that changed or eased 7 we did see quite a wide range of crackdowns the past few years — of crackdowns the past few years but they've been making graduat— years but they've been making gradual progress in terms of ai regulation starting from m

thirdly university's research suggests prestigious organisations two chinese university in hong kong.pretty deep all the resources and open to work with all sorts of different organisations. 0n the whole, there is quite a wide range of development in china and some of them are not in the all—encompassing way that you see developing in the west most prominently in captivity. there will be quite some deviation from what we have seen but still early days. a lot more can happen.- a lot more can happen. early da s, a lot more can happen. early days. yes. — a lot more can happen. early days. yes. but _ a lot more can happen. early days, yes, but we've - a lot more can happen. early days, yes, but we've also - a lot more can happen. early i days, yes, but we've also seen hesitation by chinese regulators about widespread eva applications as well. how do you see that now? has a or ease? , , ease? very definitely in the first instance _ ease? very definitely in the first instance we _ ease? very definitely in the first instance we did - ease? very definitely in the first instance we did see - e

prestigious organisations such as chinese university in hong kong for example.en companies are also pretty... open to working with different organisation. there is a wide range of development in al in china and some of them are not in the sort of all—encompassing way that you have seen in developments in the west, most prominently inch activities. there will be quite some deviation from what we have seen but still early days. a lot more can happen. early da s, lot more can happen. early days. yes. _ lot more can happen. early days. yes. but _ lot more can happen. early days, yes, but we - lot more can happen. early days, yes, but we have - lot more can happen. early| days, yes, but we have also seen initially hesitation from chinese regulators about al applications as well. how do you see that now? has a changed bit or ease?— bit or ease? yes. first thing was we did _ bit or ease? yes. first thing was we did see _ bit or ease? yes. first thing was we did see quite - bit or ease? yes. first thing was we did see quite a - bit or ease? yes. first thing was we did s

first to put into circulation, an investigator of china and a guest professor in one from chinese universitiesartin jacques who wrote the best-selling book in the ninth year of china rules the world. so it was called a tea house and here the emphasis is placed on the civilizational features of the states that are among those, uh, about which i spoke in my short report. well, in particular, one of the definitions of chinese uh, chinese case. well, the sample says that a in china is united by such uh, elements as the exceptional diversity of its experience. the connection of this model in confucian culture and based on the examination system the examination and the measure of the takratic tradition of experience say that the difference between a civilizational state is different. uh , consists of various kinds of features, which, due to the shortcomings of lack of time, they will list to our indian colleagues. excuse me, they point out that non-anglicized nationalists put forward the concept of a civilization state as an alternative to the western idea of ​​a nation state in this regard, india.

hua is a very important iconic strong chinese university friendship communication.tor of development of the far eastern federal university, now more than one and a half thousand children from the people 's republic of china are studying within our walls, and it is very important that in china there are now 13 of our russian language schools, through which they have already passed more than 10,000 guys. the branch of the far eastern university in china will accept the first students who will study such disciplines as economics, management and international relations already in 2024 anton vernitsky reshalmov andrey morozov roman sidorov and olga gerasimenko channel one, vladivostok russian island the situation in libya, which suffered from powerful floods and close to a humanitarian disaster, published satellite images of the northeastern part of the country. here's the house. but after the disaster it destroyed an entire neighborhood. also footage from the city of bern appeared. the first minutes after the dam burst there were strong flows of water that swept away ev

china when it comes to the economy, and in particular, speaking today at one of the leading chinese universities, the representative of the european union said that it is very difficult for him to understand china's position when it comes to the russian war on ukraine, because china always says that this country wants peace, that they are in favor of ending the russian war with ukraine, but at the same time , china does not demand a withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine, even declaring that the principle of territorial integrity is the main thing for china, here are the words of a european representative. territorial integrity has always been china's key principle in international diplomacy, russia's war is a direct violation that principle, also china always emphasizes that every country should have the right to choose its own path of development, therefore it is very difficult for us to understand china's position regarding russia's war against ukraine, because it contradicts the fundamental principles of china itself, so bohdan, what exactly would the eu want from beijing , when it comes

national security agency, saying that found american spyware was used in a cyber attack on a chinese university last year. washington has not yet responded to these allegations. we spoke to independent political analysts, john paying just as the cyber attack was carried out by the us as part of a hybrid war, confirming students revelations about the attitude toward laws in the country. visa tax part of a, a. hi brittany rule that the lawless war state is waging exactly the kind of state that snow didn't. edward snowden, wanda's west, was coming to be in the united states. so it's, it's, it's part of that, that approach, not just a china, not just the russia with defend or full anyone that's standing, they a pop. so they involve a tax on cultural, political, and information space on the economy on energy, food in public health. so the best defense against this has to be systemic and echo system wide. but this has been provided all sped by the, by an administration which forced the chinese information technology to, to begin to the couple from us technology and us company, which turned out to be

working across 15 chinese provinces and also women in chinese provinces and also women in chinese universitiesssment. she had many responses back, some graphic stories. she is credited for bringing the me to movement to the fore. her good friend, wang jianbing is also the rights activist. he looks into workers who gets injured or sick on thejob. looks into workers who gets injured or sick on the job. these two hot steady weekly gatherings in the city of gong show with 70 people attending talking about improving things in china. they never really pushed for radical change. they wanted sexual harassment of things like workers' rights to become more discussed inside china. who like workers' rights to become more discussed inside china.— like workers' rights to become more discussed inside china. why they are on trial? even— discussed inside china. why they are on trial? even though _ discussed inside china. why they are on trial? even though they _ discussed inside china. why they are on trial? even though they didn't - on trial? even though they didn't want to change _ on trial? even though they

indicators that we regularly want the public about and warned university presidents about that the chinese _ universitythat is— try to infiltrate us universities. that is certainly also the case globally _ that is certainly also the case globally. it was part and parcel of beijing's's— globally. it was part and parcel of beijing's's strategy to try to influence the rest from the ground up influence the rest from the ground up and _ influence the rest from the ground up and starting early in the education sector and working their way through the government and private _ way through the government and private industry. it was very pervasive _ private industry. it was very pervasive. at the time i was in government, the fbi director went up to cohgress_ government, the fbi director went up to congress and his school did a lot of members for not cracking down on naive _ of members for not cracking down on naive university presidents. to get an idea. _ naive university presidents. to get an idea. the — naive university presidents. to get an idea, the fbi directorjust said recently. — an idea, the fbi direct

victor question from sergei malozemov for 600 at the beginning of this year , a team from the chinese universityw prototype of such a device capable of not only flying, but also plunging into water to a depth of 3 m, while remaining waterproof. what kind of device is this? drom you are right question from sergei malozemnyy for 800 a group of geologists and physicists from the university of heidelberg managed to characterize a new class of these space objects using infrared spectroscopy. they are very porous and rich in various minerals. what are these objects? no. these are asteroids question from sergei several years ago, a group of scientists published a paper where they reported that, in the aggregate, all life on earth. weighs about 550 billion tons in first place with a huge the representatives of this kingdom of living nature stood out. name it. insect no, of course not. krasnoyarsk with konstantin aleksandrovich 1700 you have three and a half victor all-in, although he hasn’t been and victor hasn’t been to krasnoyarsk either, so let him not play for us, returning to 1791 and links this wr

guangzhou xinghua, a very important symbolic strong chinese university, ra- friendship communicationf the far eastern federal university , now more than one and a half thousand children from the people's republic of china are studying within our walls and it is very important that in china there are now 13 of our schools studying russian language, through which more than 10,000 children of the far eastern region have already passed university in china will accept its first students who will study disciplines such as economics, management and international relations as early as 2024. anton vernitsky decided to him from morozov roman sidorov and olga gelya semenko channel one, vladivostok russian island elections of various levels that took place in 85 russian regions were recognized as having taken place, the chairman of the election commission center ella pamfilova said, the turnout was almost 46%, a record in recent years. the electronic format is becoming increasingly popular. almost 4 million voted remotely russians. these are mainly muscovites . the head of the central election c

what about in universities, where there are dedicated groups, supposedly, of chinese students workinghe high—end research areas that china is said to be interested in are often taking place at universities — artificial intelligence, bioengineering, advanced materials. the research is in universities rather than, if you like, defence companies where, in the past, espionage might have happened. so, that's one issue. there's an issue about free speech at universities and whether, for instance, some of the chinese—backed institutes have been trying to impact the willingness of other groups to talk about issues like, for instance, taiwan or hong kong. and then there's issues around actual spying and accusations that chinese intelligence have put students or others or engage people to try and steal secrets. so, there's a kind of complex mix of issues there. and i think there is, again, it's complicated. and i think there is a fear, rightly, amongst some universities of being seen to label all chinese students as spies. and when there is a huge number of chinese students who will have nothin

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the, if you look today at the leaderboard for a competition globally, chinese companies, chinese universities dominate compared to american institutions. if you look at that as a case study, the chinese system clearly has an ability and a will to race forward when it comes to artificial intelligence deployment. as we look towards this next field of large language models, we have reasons be optimistic. china is gonna be more reticent to invest in large language models because they are difficult to censor, -- regulation on that i needed to adapt to the principles. i think is a clear invitation if you have an a.i. that sometimes misspeaks, like chatgpt. we have reasons for optimism. and the d.o.d. releases more data than the pla, we generate 22 terabytes of data every single day. we can probably build an advantage here -- >> mr. kitchen, would you add something to that? where is your scorecard at? are we behind? are we on par? >> i would say the two global powers, where the competition matters most, between the united states and china. as i mentioned, beginning my testimony, a year ago, i had re

here, the dean of the chunyang institute of financial studies of the chinese people's university, wangein, said that from china’s point of view, the development of the far east must be accelerated. it needs investment, infrastructure and tourists. vladivostok could become the new hong kong of northeast asia, but this requires attracting large volumes of investment abroad. i sure that russia could create a kind of special economic zone in vladivostok, implementing special policies in land use taxation and other areas, to attract more foreign technology talent and investment, as it did in hong kong in the seventies and with shanghai in the nineties? you don’t think that russia needs to become even more open to the east. and i’ll probably even quote, not that the western world welcomes russia warmly with both hands, but russia must also turn its face to the non-western world even today at the forum we talked about the russian auto industry on this topic, in search of a new identity. of course, here in vladivostok , where in 3.5 days i did not find a single lada on the roads. and in genera

chinese colleagues, he will communicate about problematic issues in biophysics. this is his main specialization; mipt says that already a third of all scientific articles in areas specialized for the universitye, and in the russian market of services for the translation of technical texts. more and more often you can find proposals from specialized bureaus that work with chinese literacy alexey prokin alexander viktorov anna martynova and yana fedorishcheva ntv television company they are now breaking their heads on complex mathematical problems in the krasnodar territory, in one of the schools they recruited, 31 first grades were already free according to the alphabet almost none left. and this despite the fact that more than ten, last letter u next year. what will you do? and next year a school is opening next door to us, the same. correspondent sergei pikulin briefly visited one of the giant schools to find out where so many children come from on the black sea coast and how to provide all of them with a decent level of education, his report. watch in our next issue. this program. today we are monitoring developments. wow , what kind of tenderness i didn’t expect from you, but i expected e

we continue our graduation , more than 22 thousand russian students are studying chinese today in technical universitiesof students asking to replace english with chinese because its popularity in the business world is constantly growing, as are employers. now they are actively looking for sinologists. moreover, knowledge it is the technical nuances of the language that increases the level of wages. and today, when trade turnover between countries is growing rapidly and what difficulties teachers and linguists encounter , alexey ken dealt with the difficulties of translation mikhail karpov faced when chinese partners became his main business partners from more than 1,000 types of industrial equipment and components and spare parts that mikhail’s company imports to russia , 2/3 are now imported from china, if just recently it was still possible to explain at least english at least on the fingers, now that there are more product items, and self-equipment has become more complex and documentation often raises questions about problems. e with the description of the goods, because again i say, there is no 10

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discussed the far eastern agenda, dean of the institute of financial studies chun yang of the chinese people's universityweine said that from china's point of view, development far east to accelerate. it needs investment in tourist infrastructure. and the east could become the new hong kong of northeast asia, but this requires attracting large volumes of investment abroad. i am sure that russia could create a kind of special economic zone in vladivostok, implementing special policies in taxation, land use and other areas, to attract more foreign technology talent and investment, as was the case in hong kong in the seventies and with shanghai in the nineties, adwin believes , that russia needs to become even more open to the east when it comes to tourists, the head of the ministry of economy. maxim reshetnikov announced that in order for foreign tourists to fall in love with russia , they need to come here at least once . i am sure that the minister will discover a new reality for themselves, and in order to convince them even more, they will receive excellent visas. we are still developing the topic of t

nowadays , chinese teachers at russian technical universities give lectures at mipt, for example, to ussian teachers in turn. the former give terminalology and the latter a teaching methodology. we have graduate students, a chinese, who are well versed in the subject area. this includes biology and computer science and quantum. and uh astronomy a and all the graduate students, when they graduate they graduate not just as researchers, but as researchers the easiest way for teachers now is to build communication with chinese partners and large companies. firstly, they have long refocused on working with china. and for those few specialists who know technical chinese, they are more attractive, what should medium and small businesses do , experts say to wait for today’s students to learn chinese. i just said that aristotle was an ancient greek scientist based on the arguments of pt students andrei khapkin. why is it not about confucius? the question is still a rhetorical world, russian students are so globalized began to lean on chinese or the sixteenth year, when it became obvious that e

universities. her books the chinese lady came out from oxford university prep in july 2019. she is currently working on another book based on the english women 1834 to 1836. our moderator is my colleague, and a pre-doctorate awardee. she is currently a doctoral candidate in the american studies program at harvard university. richey writes about asian american visual culture. a 20th century u.s. multi-ethnic literatures. her research has been supported by the research council. the mellon foundation, and the center for studies of american history. alongside her work for new york historical she's also designed educational material, and public programming for the museum of chinese in america. >> thank you for that kind introduction, and thank you so much nancy for chatting with us here at the new york historical this evening. before we die then i just have to share one really quick story. which is when i was applying for the fellowship i had to take a public history project as part of my application. i decided i was going to pitch a project in the time that she spent here in new

than last year's indicators in the first places in the top russian and chinese manufacturers register on the belarusian universalommodity exchange and receive an electronic digital signature key. now it is possible using the interbank identification system . thus, today vtb clients have access to four methods of authorization in their personal account using a valid electronic digital signature via sms and id card on the exchange they expect that its introduction will simplify the registration process for new members, what will happen? to promote the development of exchange trading and the growth of the number of business entities. now there are almost 32,000 of them accredited, and finally , the european commission in its summer economic forecast lowered the estimate of eu gdp growth for 2023 to 0.8%. the previous figure was equal to the percentage; expectations for economic growth were also reduced next year by 0.3%. as for inflation, the figure in the european union is predicted to be six and a half percent. this was the news, the economy and have a good and successful day before you meetings. the morning broa

while lighting incense, he explains that studying at a university is now a part of the chinese dream. "this year, there are far more university graduates than before. a record number. and that's good, because it shows there are more and more educated people in china." that was one of president xi jinping's major promises: less poverty, more education. but for this generation, the dream has become a nightmare, with xi now telling young people they should learn to “eat bitterness.” meaning, they should go where they can be of service to china, and the party. and that means moving from the cities to the countryside, taking jobs they haven't trained for, and may not want. but some young people are pushing back, posting memes on social networks featuring kong yiji, a failed scholar with no job prospects. in one song, kong yiji would rather go hungry, than do manual labor. the song was being viewed 4 million times a day - fast becoming an anthem for china's disillusioned youth. communist party officials deemed it a threat and censored the video. we meet wong at one of the few job fairs in t

nowadays , chinese teachers in russian technical universities give lectures at mipt, for example, graduatetheir russian teachers first give terminology, the second teach methods. we have graduate students. the chinese, who are well versed in the subject area of ​​this biology and computer science, and uh, quantum physics and astronomy a and all graduate students, when they graduate, they graduate not just as researchers, but as researchers and teachers. the easiest way now is to build communication with chinese partners and large companies. firstly, they have long refocused on working with china. and for those few specialists who know technical chinese, they are more attractive, what should medium and small businesses do , experts say to wait for today’s students to learn chinese. i decided to take a walk today andrei hapkin told pt students that a very ancient greek scientist, why are we not talking about confucius is a question while the rhetorical world is so globalized, russian students began to lean on chinese or the sixteenth year, when it became obvious that english mediation does n

we have to go and make sure that we don't have chinese infiltration in our universities because our universitiesl have to pick chinese money and american money and we'll end normal trade relations with china until they stop killing americans with fentanyl and then we'll build up our military because china now has the strong of the naval fleet in the world. they are developing hypersonic artificial intelligence, cyberspace, neurostrike weapons which are the biggest developer which affects military commanders' thinking and populations of people. we need to make sure that we're serious about china and they know we're serious about them and not going and being nice to them and thinking that they're going to change. >> on the subject of fentanyl. i want to take a diversion for one quick second because i've heard some of your colleagues bring up an interesting subject which is, you're right, fentanyl is obscene and horrific what's going on in terms of americans being killed by this fentanyl crisis. americans, kids, who might take an herbal supplement that is not illegal that has fentanyl in it and the

universities. book the chinese lady often in early america came out from oxford university press in july 2019. she's currently working on another book based on the english woman, harriet martineau, 1834 to 1836 tour of america. our moderator, renee below is my colleague and. i'm melanie foundation, pre doctoral awardee in women's history and public history at new york historical. she is currently a doctoral candidate in the american studies program, harvard university, where writes about asian american visual culture, 20th century u.s., multi-ethnic literatures and immigration policy. her research has supported by the social science research council, the mellon foundation and the charles warren for studies of american. alongside her work, new york historical, she's also designed educational materials and public programing for the museum of chinese in america. welcome, nancy and the thank you, anna for that kind introduction and thank you so much for chatting with us here at the new york historical this evening. before we dive in, i did have share just one really quick story, which is that when

in china and austin, the institution of which you're a fellow, is a joint venture with the chinese universitytion in country. so education in this country. so are you able objective? are you able to be objective? i know where you're going with this. >> well, i am because i've since left though i am a research left even though i am a research fellow there. but there was a certain sense that the institution i mean, i don't really want to talk on their behalf, really, but in terms of the educational situation, you know, have about 160,000 know, we do have about 160,000 students china to students coming from china to the uk, about 27 or 30% of the chinese population are of the student population. so i do think there's an issue purely in terms of foreign funding. you know, we are now reliant not on chinese if there is some chinese and if there is some kind of global situation where they be withdrawn or they have to be withdrawn or they have to be withdrawn or they back to china, they do retreat back to china, then obviously going to then obviously there's going to be problem be economic funding pr

she's an expert on chinese politics at the university of michigan in the us. welcome to the w and did a side get what he wanted out of his trip to china. you think to it? so i think it's too early to tell. i think he needs economic aid more than anything, but you know, this is an important trip for him. he hasn't been to china in 20 years. and the strategic partnership i think is pretty significant. what is the strategic partnership going to look like? because it is a buzz word in china, is that yeah, it's a buzzword in china. it's also about squared in the united states. the united states is talking about vietnam. china is talking about syria. so i think it's a little unclear of what it will actually mean in practice for syria. i mean whether or not china wants to commit a lot of aid into syria. it remains unclear. syria is a little bit high risk for china. it's not a booming economy by any stretch and it needs a lot of reconstruction made due to the civil war. but again, a lot of this since about the symbolic moves that both the united states and china are m

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aspects of our national security, but it's also true as we speak there are 140,000 chinese students studying here in uk universitiesgement with chinese. it's a complex relationship. china represents a fifth of the global economy and for all of those reasons we have to be nuanced, sophisticated, and clear ride in our approach to the country. that means we must challenge, of course, where we have to, but we must also cooperate on important issues like climate and of course we seek to compete in the areas of important to our economy, the sixth biggest in the world. figs important to our economy, the sixth biggest in the world.— biggest in the world. as you mentioned, _ biggest in the world. as you mentioned, this _ biggest in the world. as you mentioned, this is - biggest in the world. as you mentioned, this is a - biggest in the world. as you | mentioned, this is a delicate relationship because there are trade issues at stake, the foreign students you mentioned, on a practical level, what can government and what can british security services do to counter accusations of chinese meddling in british democracy7 of chines

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that was using a cyber attack on a chinese while the technical university last year, washington's no, you responded to those allegations. not sound good. and who's a senior fellow at the ty, hey, institute thing time in beijing says that the latest cyber wolf as spots. i suppose this us focusing no matter. this is calvin tactic. the us of the key uses other nations are doing exactly what it's doing. it spends the most on spying and then proceeds to accuse others of doing it. and they've been caught many times, not just by snowden. they've always said that it's, you know, this is just normal. yet somehow when they like to say that if anyone else does it somehow, it's abnormal. and obviously you're extremely hypocritical. i think no one is fooled by it anymore, but because the majority of the press is willing to report these things and make it seem like the us just the good guy doing the good spying. and everyone else is doing the bad spy. it gets a lot of attention in terms of why china is confirming this. now there has been in pub check in activity. ever since the us confirms or the c

chinese lady. i have a copy here with me today. it is quite beautiful. we will have a link directing you to the oxford university press website for those interested. your book present the first ever research account of afong moy, the first ever chinese woman recorded to enter into the united states. she arrived here in 1834 under the care of the carne brothers, a pair of new york-based merchants who brought her over to serve as a living advertisement, of sorts, for their imported goods. in a series of performances as the chinese lady, moy would pose amidst various oriental objects that would later be available for purchase after her shows. your book not only brings us into her world, but also into the world of those who encountered her performances through meticulous archival research. you show how her story intersected with those of celebrities, including president andrew jackson, alongside the more every day men and women. as you observed, you take such a wide historical view of her life, because of necessity. she left behind no known written records of her life, and so in many ways, we know a lot more about h

specialists are trained for the cosmodrome of the gas chemical cluster, and this university is in very high demand among chinesents. the campus infrastructure will be able to be used by the all-russian research institute institute of geology and environmental management far eastern state agrarian, like a university for the joint integration of business and industrial enterprises. he summed up the economic block; to unlock this economic potential , federal support and several solutions are required. first, an impetus for economic development is needed. here, we will see in new preferences for investors based on the territory of advanced development of amurskaya, we consider it possible to pilot the regime of international territories of advanced development of free sites. there is a second inclusion of new checkpoints in the city of blagoveshchensk in the unified electronic visa regime. which checkpoints are we talking about? this is the already mentioned cable car, an international airport, a permanent checkpoint of an international road bridge under construction. this will ensure the development of an internat

i want to go to moscow state university isa i hope i got in, i’m still deciding on chinese or dry, butute of asian and african countries at lomonosov moscow state university and developed a unique textbook to help students better understand africans. swahili is not considered a language of the first category of difficulty, unlike, for example, chinese or arabic. so if you study it with the help of a specialist, then this relatively small manual will be enough to master a new language from the akuna matata level to everyday spoken language in less than a year; mastery of the dry language opens completely different doors. you can become one of these people. this is a completely different level of communication. so which is swahili. this is the language that you would n’t lose in africa. i recommend that schoolchildren and those who will go to college make their choice in african languages. so, for closer cooperation with africans, english or french alone is no longer enough and so that our compatriots in africa are sincerely welcome, and the tanzanian darres salam and moscow are united n

wang wen is a professor from the renmin university and writes editorial pieces for the chinese state?n media global times. he says despite geopolitical tensions, the economies in the far east is opening up. the story of the chinese economic weakness, i think western media, have told of it historically for more than 20 years. now i believe it seems to come those stories are all a lie. all wrong. and it hits the west, so—called china weakness. story again and again. i think for this year china economy grows by 50%, it is no problems. nowadays we are very obviously that china and russia and the other eastern asia countries, we push for regional organization. now, do you everfeel your voice isn't heard at work meetings? you're probably not alone — but, we've been speaking to one ceo, who's got a piece of advice that might help. a challenge that i have faced is being carried in meetings so i did something about it. —— matt heard in meetings. i always remember a particular meeting and the manager came up to me afterwards and said well done, it was great to hear from you but what he didn't r