that meant, doing what i could to make a lot of people brought together in civil society, with nonprofi, civilians, playing a role in all of this. that means, organizing cyber civil defense, gettinteams together. and for people i work with, a lot of them are still in this room. to work together from the grassroots, and dealing with what the government can't do. protecting us all as a country. we are a country at war. mu like in world war ii. we all need to play role, just like the people did in world war ii. that is what i am doing. that is what i am pushing. it is my job to follow through. i am putting my money were my mouth is. so far, we are committed to a hundred million in those efforts. we are connecting people that need to be connected. connecting one group, which i am obsessed with, and it hasn't happened for 20 minutes now. just pulling all these people together, tha's already happening. with the help of peoplhere, i had an intention that no matter what is going on, i would tell you, i know a guy. >> he certainly know a guy, and can confirm on record that you are probably one o

that means doing what i can to bring a lot of people together in civil society, nonprofits, to play aole in all of this. that means organizing what i am calling cyber civil defense. getting teams together through the people i work with, a lot of whom are still in this room. and to work together to do a lot of the things from the grassroots up, to do a lot of the things that government sometimes cannot do to actually protect us all as a country. because we are a country at war, much like in world war ii. we all need to play a role just like people did in world war ii. that is what i am doing. that is what i am pushing. it is my job to follow through. i am putting my money where my mouth is. so far, committed 100 million in those efforts. connecting people who needed to be connected. i have not done anything like that for 20 minutes now. just pulling all these people together, that is already happening. my intention is that no matter what's going on on the civilian level, i want to be able to tell you that i know a guy. graham: you certainly do know a guy. i can confirm on record, you a

first of all, vitaliy kulyk, director of kyiv of the center for the study of civil society problems ,k you for taking the time. thank you so much. vitaliy, here i am. you told me about my question, you answered about venezuela, china, iran, what are you and i talking about, if we were to talk about ukraine from time to time, we should talk to the director of the civil society center, to what extent is civil society, in your opinion, not convinced that there are sociological studies focusing on metropolitan pavlo, who was put on a bracelet yesterday on the foot of which , until recently, the kyiv-pechers part of the kyiv-pechers lavra, which belonged to the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, was headed by some people say that what to see people come out and protest, others say that the people of these people turned out to be 300,300 out of 40 million of ukraine and ten million at least loyal to the moscow patriarchate, at least in the foreign-loyal three strata, this is nothing , that is, there are no such protests, and they exist , or is it a danger to of civil soci

which confirm these requirements and criteria also of civil society.me representatives will be in order for them to were authorized to represent the interests of a particular social group, but this is not an electoral company. no, this is not a repeated, election campaign, and such a task was set not to turn the election of delegates, their nomination into an election campaign for office - these are people who, that is, this is decided somewhere in the team in the same public volume, of course, and today, after all, not accidentally , the right of the labor collective to nominate a deputy was not excluded in the legislation. uh-huh please this is the direct way of your work team to try. yes, let uh, yes the one who desires the one who feels his potential. the one who knows that he can really do something, who has a background, is very good. that is why it needs both expert staff and public opinion. and wherein. it seems to me very important to note that there cannot be. being representatives of political parties in the national assembly is not politics

that meant, doing what i could to make a lot of people brought together in civil society, with nonprofitscivilians, playing a role in all of this. that means, organizing cyber civil defense, getting teams together. and for people i work with, a lot of them are still in this room. to work together from the grassroots, and dealing with what the government can't do. protecting us all as a country. we are a country at war. much like in world war ii. we all need to play role, just like the people did in world war ii. that is what i am doing. that is what i am pushing. it is my job to follow through. i am putting my money were my mouth is. so far, we are committed to a hundred million in those efforts. we are connecting people that need to be connected. connecting one group, which i am obsessed with, and it hasn't happened for 20 minutes now. just pulling all these people together, that's already happening. with the help of people here, i had an intention that no matter what is going on, i would tell you, i know a guy. >> he certainly know a guy, and i can confirm on record that you are probabl

mass media and worked with the local authorities even before that, that is, history , a strong civil societyly this is the value of the value of one's land, the value of one's own to the house of understanding who are you, the understanding of history, of your understanding, that , well, i will really repeat the words of the former president of ukraine, ukraine is in russia, but we have this clear understanding in ukraine, not in sumy oblast, so in the end, i know that the neighbors is they are bigger and richer there, i mean now, donbas is kharkiv oblast. they often considered sumy, if anything, their vassal territory since the days of yanukovych kuchma, they shoved their so-called governors there, and all those looking on. i think the time is coming when the regions can learn from the police in vain a lot of things from sumy region, how to actually build this recipe. it seems to me that national identity with and above all such a political nation are very good components, that is, knowledge of one's history, as well as the construction of civil society at different levels and here is the a

international cooperation to deal with the threats civil society and other vulnerable populations likeybersecurity researchers or journalists have to deal with so excited about that. finally our technology council which is a subcommittee on our advisory board led by jeff moss is looking into this issue and making recommendations. we have fantastic experts on this. they're going to help us get this right. i think that initiative will be one of the areas we can make some great progress on working with the community. >> it is helpful to hear there is a domestic and international component. one final question before we go to the room. there is a growing amount of work in cybersecurity policy. the space has been more active in the last year than the last five. it has everybody keeping pace and struggling to do so. uniting the strategy has helped to kick off an important set of debates amidst and on top of the mountain of work and recognizing that if you will get to see their efforts through. i am curious what is one piece of advice you would give to your successor about the way you are fram

i don't see contacts based on the legislation of the host country through civil society. it's okay to remind you that the russian federation after the soviet union disappeared when we became an independent state. ah. we a-a actively welcomed, not government organizations. in a variety of countries were sincerely willing to cooperate policies that ignored the legitimate interests of the russian federation, our legislation and promoted the interests of western countries. uh, in general, western countries and for the most part finance, including through the state line, numerous government organizations. and when this activity began to go beyond uh, all boundaries beyond the boundaries of all propriety not to mention programmers by law. we started to pay attention to it. well, in the end most of them have ceased their activities in the russian federation a. i proceed from the fact that each state, whether it be russia, will be only kazakhstan , or any other country , independently determines the level to which it is ready, and to promote the development of contacts through ci

private sector, academia, civil -- civil society. understand that implementation is dynamic. there is not an end. we are trying to make our system defensible and resilient. that is an iterated process. lean on interagency partners, and our superpower which is from my perspective. it's people in our agency. we are a -- 80 strong prayer we all have our own genius is on something. but also, doers. from my successor, i would say lean on the people power in our organization. those are the three pieces i would. >> we need to frame what we are trying to do here in affirmative terms. we need to be incumbent to articulate a positive, compelling, attractive vision for our shared global future. we need to build a coalition. a broad possible coalition to sustain and defend the areas of advantage that are wellsprings of power in this area, and to build the organizational capacity in our government, and agencies to sustain a generational strategy. so, my plea to my successor will be maintaining that focus. don't forget. there is a need to continue modernizing institutions, and attracting t

, the presence of such crisis points well, i would separate religious life, church life and civil society are a little bit different things, although really there are quite a lot of public activists, the church itself maintains contact with organized direct organizations that can be called civil society , this is true, but these are slightly different things, if you are talking about the moscow patriarchate in ukraine in particular, it is obvious that this religious organization has a network of its public associations the network is quite widespread, it is branched out, it is a variety of charitable foundations , public organizations, er, even specialized public organizations or associations, it is er, even a couple of military formations, although that is what you call a variety of cossacks of the moscow patriarchate, which guarded the same lavra until recently, these structures are connected with prohibited political parties that were on the border, on the one hand, they were headed by their representatives there, deputies of various levels, or the opposition bloc or the state party, a

vitaly vitaly kulyk, political scientist , director of the research center, the problem of civil society way, when the russians say that we are a horde , the uzbeks are very offended, let's say that the timurid empire under timur rolan owned part of russia . that is, it was not they, it was the uzbeks who came well, relatively speaking, that time was timurid and at the same time well, just as they are not chingizides, well, russia is a country that, i'm sorry , was fertilized by various different ukrainians, officially , how many millions are there, god, even that pilot who dropped two bombs, one was found, it's true only today i realized that the evacuation is now 30 thousand people in belgorod and it turned out to be a certain ostapchuk surname well yes yes yes it works thank you mr. vitaly what are we talking about we wish you a good day and we are already waiting for you diana rusnak analyst of the ukrainian center for health care ms. diano we congratulate you good day, we are glad to see and hear that you are doing a very important job, you are collecting data and processing it and

understanding of the issues of protection is the civil society in columbia. so i don't think we have knowledge to offer what we have to offer is solidarity is support to sustain the livelihoods of those communities. because ultimately those human rights offenders are a duplicating and being killers for the fun thing, the ways of living for different communities. so i think, well, i think the national, i mean it has to do in the end of the days to support the livelihoods of communities and of course are duplicates and supports they and that works for, for the better, for better protection. and i think if we can, if it is, there can be a massive issue on the challenge of protection. we have the absence of the state in the different parts of the country. and also the critical role that human rights defenders are plain still in the absence of the country that the state for the implementation of the peace agreement. the fact that the failures i put in the south in the front line of the peace agreement, the fact that human rights, the centers and can means are taki

uncompromising struggle must be waged, and our understanding and ideological and legal understanding of civil society ally speaks of the belarusian state in solving those difficult tasks that are now facing our society. uh, in front of our country, of course. dialogue is possible here. perhaps sometimes there is criticism from both sides, but in general we are allies and forces quite right , forces that are working to solve one common task of the prosperity of the republic of belarus and if we talk about contacts with foreign partners, if a there can be similar parties. whose ideas are close to white russia and to whom it will be close, white russia, but first of all, of course, it comes united russia - this is, uh, the leading party of the russian federation and its program and its activities are largely close to the program of belarus. i'm not saying that they are identical in any way, but the fact that there are dots, respectively, this phenomenon is undoubtedly well, and from other major parties of the russian federation, these are just russia and the communist party of the russian federation. in

so this is bad news for the civil society groups and sudan's resistance committees who have sought toiver on the promises of sudan's transition. khartoum has already been turned into a war zone. hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced. given that neither side seems set for a quick victory, how might this play out? this conflict has three routes to go. it could go the libyan model, as in hemedti chooses to return to darfur and split the country, and then it becomes de facto there is a power in darfur and then there is a separate power in khartoum. it could go the somalia model where, you know, ethnically it becomes clans and tribes against each other. or it could go, you know, the way rwanda went in 1994. we're looking at several bad scenarios. and with the international community pulling its ambassadors, its diplomats from khartoum, you wonder how much leverage will they have? moving forward without people on the ground. it is maybe unsurprising that the evacuation of foreign nationals has been the focus of much of the global coverage. but the international fallout from th

all our civil society does not care.involvement of children with disabilities in civil society. the full involvement of a child with additional needs in the educational process is a serious challenge for the education system in the chechen republic, which the first hosted forum creates conditions to support children with special needs in families, where they are brought up in six specialized schools, and 1,300 children of the regional public fund. it also provides support for the purchase of equipment for the education and treatment of these special children. more than 100 special beds, armchairs and walkers have already been purchased for children this year. what cultural movement? under the construction in grozny of a new psycho-neurological center for the treatment of meditation for children, unique in its capabilities, this creative course of ramzan akhmatovich. the main reference point for workers for us is the creation of a multicenter, social and labor integration adapted programs and advanced training for the dis

the national survey should prompt m b, 's, businessman, jewelry, civil society, actors except for the federal. the main problem for side in the next 2 years will be that he will, he's going to run out of people to choose is going to run out of cables and as we are seeing now, yes, go ahead, finish your thought face as we are seeing no we don't have an a position anymore. the 2 or 3 person that a left could be arrested any time. the, the, the, the, the, the whole of the national solution from the whole of the whole senior responsible or the national solution fronts are all in jail. okay? let me ask, let me bring in alicia, for you. thank you. i mean for, for your response, i'll come back to what next for the opposition in a minute. but let me ask her elisha, a point that her, i mean brought up talking about it not being used as a scapegoat. and it's true that this movement and its leaders were also arrested under the previous governments and regimes indonesia, under bookkeeper, under ben ali as well. that there was a crank down against and out at the time a number of their leaders, inc

well, i have said more than once that those countries that control civil society and the media can dof coup in the republic of moldova. and at this stage , the russian federation does not control any other media, and most of the government civil society organizations. the so-called funded and is under the control of the west, therefore , it is impossible to carry out any kind of coup d'état, or some kind of sabotage in the republic of moldova . uh, the eastern players of the western side, uh, we know and we have seen something more than once carried out in different countries, so the statement that some pro-russian forces want to carry out some kind of sabotage activities in moldova does not correspond to reality and this is only a cover to toughen up the fight against the opposition and the leader of the opposition. we are it we feel for ourselves. uh, they recently changed the law to themselves the security information service, which is given additional powers. hmm , in order to fight the opposition. we are holding this blow, and i am sure that we will continue to keep it going you

with the agency where she apparently met with these young movers and shakers people, she called civil society and said, usa d was quote, relaunching initiatives to boost independent media and drive up civic engagement. now you've been a diplomat in your career breakdown this diplomat speak for us. what was she doing in budapest, and why didn't she tell the or bon administration ahead of time that she was going? well, i think you hit the nail on the head. i mean, this is about regime change we just saw. so in, similar, by the way we see actually unfolding in georgia right now or georgia, attempted to pass a law that would require will be doing here. and then i'd states that foreign funded entities need to disclose added, declare themselves before an agent. i personally don't have a problem with that. of course, in hungary we have a whole apparatus and only us european government organizations, but also the soros organizations that are targeting mr. or bon for regime change, you know, really doesn't matter what the job is, you have in washing to whether it's u. s. e. i d administrator. whether

let's say so, there was why and they sent the varangians very often, so that their own civil society.efine it at least on the left bank as the strongest on the left bank of the dnieper. i mean at least stronger than in kharkiv, we have more teeth than in kharkiv, it was definitely that , and we we were close to them and we were slobozhanshchyna more ukrainian than kharkiv, it’s definitely here for putin, he came in the 14th year already without teeth, it was easy to stay in kharkiv , there were still invasions, yes, that’s why they send someone to sumy oblast all the time, and not from their own funds, that’s why i think that here they don't want to play with civil society, and others and others - these are the miscreants who change their shoes there on the fly, well , we remember, we remember that there is a march of students , for example, oleg medunytsia, but he was on the screen for the fourth year, yes this is our famous uprising yes, yes, yes, because it was very much like that remember how we covered all this on the fifth channel, the whole country followed this march, how they

you know, the civil society in turkey is far more multilayered, nuanced. but we do have a very conservative government that has become more and more authoritarian over the years. emma: under erdogan. elif: under erdogan. so what we have seen in turkey is the country under erdogan has been going backwards and declining into ultra nationalism, islamism, populist authoritarianism. when and where that happens, we will also see an increase in sexism, misogyny, homophobia. in my opinion, these things always go hand in hand. emma: there must be many, though, who are in support. or do you see it as a mask? elif: there are some in support, of course, but for all kinds of reasons. and as you pointed out, this government has been in power for a very long time. they came to power with liberal promises of reform. at the time, they were pro turkey's eu membership. emma: do you consider turkey -- i say you call it your motherland, but do you consider it your home? what is your identity, as far as you are concerned? because you are someone who has paid a lot of attention

about er issues of self-identification are very important and must be taken into account in civilized societies the other hand, there is a clear tendency in feature films not just to not follow historical authenticity, but on the contrary, all kinds of it to violate, we can remember at least take jokes this super popular series where, well, english aristocrats are played by actors of african or indian origin, for example, but here we are talking about a documentary. the series here are already completely different history, but less, but it is very interesting how these events will develop further and how cinematography and the tools used by directors will be reinterpreted. well, now let's return to our scandals, which cease to be scandals, as far as i'm concerned. it's about the history of language, lawyer ksenia prokonova from odesa wrote a sufficiently resonant post on facebook, where she reported that her relative and a teacher of the odesa theater art college was dismissed from his job because of the russian language, let's listen, they were dismissed in odesa teacher for the russian langua

we are working with irrelevant government agencies talking to civil society and slowly we are able to make some changes. so it's not in basi while we should keep on working hard home. i didn't get fuzzy. domady a ready i will already than out they speech is good. a the manager get paintings. it gets easier. just good to be the that the week this week with someone job that gets him a bud. jackie driver, you facing the amount of painting scarcity up like emma is kitty. a bernice bell. i walk there. no gloomy climate change or do they me environmental problems. it was get a lot on he was added those paintings. i see if he just my forest fires. ah victim can be deploy, store to you with the domain. it will put a topic to one to explain kia, don't, could he action begun yet? you don't go in dress legard, getting to gown, job garage. i knew how muscular research getting you are home because i see an individual 11 p steps get to sam, climate change could that could occur sticky. then would you want that to feel you on what you're looking at? like a picture, skinny climate awareness bolona? w

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the orthodox traditional church was an institution of civil society, well, with the exception of thise of the russian empire when the popes were officials , yes , by and large i know there are some poisonous or cursed dollars, mr. valentina, from the question of church religious, let's move on to the issues of counteroffensive information about the upcoming counteroffensive definitely does not help our military, volodymyr zelenskyi said under during a conversation with scandinavian journalists , the president noted that the publication of news will not change ukraine's plans in this war, and even more so will not stop our defenders . unfortunately, it is not only the russian press, i will be honest with you and i think that this information, let's just say , does not help. to be honest , will such information stop us? no, even if it appears daily, all this does not will stop and we will still go forward and definitely win, but these are things like i told you, the time or some extra information , it doesn’t matter what it is and how fake or true it is, it doesn’t matter, that’s all, i

but the government needs to understand and if we don't be are a local capacity for civil society. and for the local estate, we are not doing something really effective on e m. the 2nd one of the ent unity of course, of course, and do anything something that's an increase the damocles of the situation. but if a body armor groups want to keep victory 3, i'll cancel it will be very difficult to cover another than a solution for start on low on time. and i also want to look at maybe what's international community should be aware of in this situation. so i want to bring in a video comment. this is from shrewd t. suresh, did land and environment defender's campaign to the lead for global witness. the colombian government must now turn commitments into action. global witness analysis has found that columbia is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for environmental defenders are angio patina. so most defense stories has this week reported that the families of over 1300 defenders killed in the country are still waiting for justice. we need urgent action from the government to e

calmly transferred his money, managed his assets , and so on. we remembered that some moments in civil societyeived as self-evident . in such a direction and that the topic is, first of all, of course, the issues of the russian-ukrainian war, and we are very interested in it. it's early because the elections have just passed and the legislative ones unfortunately , so far, nothing has been proposed in this regard, yes and that's why you know the accusations, eh, the media , the mass of information, eh, how did it start , for example, articles there spies there or the new york times yes, they must be addressed in the first place because of everything, and to the leadership of the executive power of democratic countries, absolutely everything is legal here . for example, here is biden's plan to fight international corruption, but the implementation of this will is because at the level of executive power, and today we see a lot of facts when these sanctions are paid. we are very much in favor thank you for joining the broadcast. and this year we had a road accident in menezhbekov. i apologize. th

been maintained under south africa, the constitution everyone has the right to basic services civil society groups have taken the municipality to court, but with little success. miss it doesn't. so in this part, the wind has come to it up, has they make sure that they to be doing that will make you feel that the not will come in this particular office to lonnie's building? isn't the only one with problems. the stench of sewage and clock toilets has made other buildings unsafe for residence. my country is falling apart, my city is falling apart and i said, i will not sit back. and the people of trying to figure out who did for my political party to come. they have given us a chance and i must prove myself to them, and my party must prove that indeed, we are about 50 and 70 that after struggling with failed infrastructure for years, people here say they feel hopeless, but have nowhere else to go. and 29 years after the voted for a democratic government, they have yet to enjoy the rights they were promised. lena barclay and jose eda ah, what you're under here. these are the top stories that sh

oh, offenses, i mean, these are the subjects of civil society, which are divided by the right to nominate candidates, and to the all-belarusian people's assembly. in addition , the deputies ratified a number of agreements between belarus and russia in the field of spent nuclear fuel management, as well as under the program of military-technical cooperation until the twenty-fifth year. zhlobinskie metallurg compares the score of the final series of the steelworkers' president's cup in the fourth game of the golden series on home ice, the clubs did not leave a chance from grodno three zero, ravens with etishvili distinguished themselves with accurate throws. and kuznetsov of course, i will remind you of the game with a full house in the stands of the ice palace. in the third match of this series, neman won five zero completely in the last second. in principle, that when the opponent is just we scored ah, well, our today's matches. another fifth match of the final confrontation of the president's cup will be held in grodno tomorrow , april 20. this week started the second stage of the republ

strictly speaking, our civil society does not hide this at all. have good records of such evidence, and what are we doing. hmm our guys. uh, including in the cyber squad and you can join this, but you made such a petition. let's turn here with no entry ban , it is allowed by law to visit us, come, there are no problems, but you here you earn money and no repressive machine, which was discussed. it also does not exist. our usual users call the organizers of the concerts and ask if you accept yourself as an artist who, uh, supports the whole world. and perhaps i emphasize, perhaps it finances the all. are you sure that you want people in your city on your site who support such principles to gather in one place in large numbers, the organizers say, but we did not know that he had such a position. what for to us these people in our concert hall are necessary. they can also bring explosives with them to organize provocations. all this will cost more and no repressive machinery of prohibition. not just knowing this information concert organizers. they r

you can link them with civil society so they can pticipate and catch things that are going wrong and think people need to look seriously at an natalie may have a better view, a lot of the economics have been centralized in uaine. what i pick up from one cities, -- some city, there is the z -- there is a desire for decentralization. given the uncertainty for a court system, might you consider a transitional court system? maybe some of these people could come in for five or 10 years and have some judicial system. hong kong before he got reabsorbed had court lawyers as part of his system. how you create this partnership will be critical. fit is partnership development. -- fifth is partnership develop. you have one of the most important admiral businesses in ukraine --agro businesses in ukraine. four invest -- foreign investors will look for public support and one has to look to flex will use of insurance. when you try to use financing. how about aaron t's? -- guarantees? looking ukraine and the strengths -- look at ukraine and the strengths with information technology and there's possib

i would also argue there were to be a role for civil society and municipal leaders who are eager to be part of this great democratic rebuild project. i will tell you in the biggest supporter of the conference throw with these mince, if we leaveh london with more veconversations and we have not moved the needle we have failed. i don't want to see thatat failure. we have a very short period of time but i think this room speaks to the importance of people wanting to get involved. they are trying to figure out how to getet involved. we had to create that framework for theirr involvement. >> might take away from this panel is that the to see modernization in ukraine and time is of the episode -- time is of the essence and we must act now and it has to be a public and private effort in order to achieve it. you have a key role to play in please thank is very distinguished panel. ii think they really conveyed that point. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. my name is john murphy and in the senior vice president for international policy. thank you all for coming this

repressive, and now we'll talk about that too with vitaly kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society, and so you can say that they are in them, it is in them, it is some kind of perverted, but nevertheless, the news that onufria is still in 20 , well, for the security of the country, how much is it it is possible that the people who represent the alleged ukrainian church, well, at least that is what they call themselves, that in russia the moscow patriarchate is simply opened by russian agents, accordingly, and this also applies to the great irv, it follows that the structure itself is under the control of russia, and the management center is located in russia. its leadership departed in russia, these are all words, moreover, which have no added value, it is precisely the ideology of racism, they were brought up in this ideology , they themselves caused the formation of the ecological basis of russian passports in these jews, first of all, it can be the deprivation of ukrainian citizenship, the loss of ukrainian citizenship will be the formation of our permeable religious activities,

in the long shot, members of civil society need to mobilise and make it an attractive for any of themmitting, but i think from the international community perspective, international community perspective, in terms of civil society, that is a long—time struggle, you need to make sure politicians and people with power are able to respect people and decide to act in a responsible way. in the meantime, the community need to step in, but i don't think the us or uk would have a lot of leveraged at this point. we need to look at the original east african community. they have been influential in the region in the past few years. we will be looking to see if it is influential in the coming days. we have to leave it there but thank you for joining have to leave it there but thank you forjoining us. i showed you the pictures from new york and the un secretary—general, he has been now moving to talk about the war in ukraine and the multilateral efforts that are being made in that huge challenge. we must find a way forward and act now as _ we must find a way forward and act now as we — we must fin

, corporation, investors, philanthropies, academic institutions, nongovernmental institutions, civil societyroups with ukraine in the lead to share their expertise and analyze the key sectors that will be court to ukrainian reinvigoration and redevelopment. the partnership series will be a significant opportunity for stakeholders and experts to identify the best strategies for reconstruction including deeper broader efforts to rebuild long-term economic, technological and environmental sustainability. as secretary raimondo noted in her opening keynote this morning, president biden said to president zelenskyy on his recent visit to kyiv that the ukrainian people remind us freedom is priceless. it is worth fighting for as long as it takes. that is how long we are going to be with you. as long as it takes. i know the president's commitment is shared by everyone in this room as we partner together to reinvigorate and rebuild ukraine for as long as it takes. we hope and we are called to action to ensure that it is not too long. thank you and slava ukraini. [applause] ♪ >> good afternoon. my name

finance such structures, the introduction of criminal liability for the fact that the monitoring by civil societyf the activities of pro-kremlin initiatives in belarus, that is, they propose to take and cross out all the painstaking work in geopolitics over a decade on the dkb. eeu, sco, everything, this is new, belarus should be thrown out independent. and, of course, according to the program to join nato but after all , the independence of our country is being encroached on precisely from that side. isn't that right at the moment was abrams installations pedriot and over 1,000 armor. infantry vehicles literally at the end of last week, the exercises started. rising bull 10 km from belarus we go further in the text to ban some russian companies from operating on the territory of our country to revive border and customs control on the borders with russia although the arrangement of borders alone will cost far from 1 billion rubles. in addition , approximately 650,000 belarusians live in russia, they enjoy the same rights as the russians, and this needs to be crossed out by the break in the milita

, let's look at the positive points in ukraine during the war there , well, first of all, it's civil societynd horizontal cooperation is something that you should continue because it is a way for citizens to believe in themselves that they can do something for a free ukraine, it is very important not to believe that they can implement changes, that they are not helpless, that they are not paranoid and do not believe in conspiracy theories, they can act themselves and this is very good, another very important point is successful elections even during the war, and this regardless of the personalities of poroshenko and zelensky, it is very important that poroshenko lost and zelensky won, there was a change of power in your country during wars and this is all very well in terms of what we should worry about in the future so this is how to rebuild ukraine he danger to you is that we give too much money to one person we should not do that we america the west and so on should find all these hundreds of non-governmental organizations to help them, we have to cooperate with all regions, with all citi

so there's a mediation attempts going on behind the scenes trying to activate civil society and others to diffuse hard line rhetoric and to prevent taking sides and feeling obliged to, to start the fight to take up the fight. right, that's christina ers, the country representative for sedan with the free jewish ever foundation. thanks tanka she's talking to us from how to appreciate that. thank you, christine, welcome. a vigil has been held for victims of a mass shooting at a teenagers birthday party in the united states. 4 people were killed in 28 others injured in the attack in alabama. what has been a sweet 16 part he turned to tragedy. home among the teams killed a high school senior who planned to play college football. he was celebrating his sister's birthday when gunfire ripped through the party. it was k, r lik, i mean, you know, that was people's run around everywhere, cry and scream in, oh, there was a whole is called everywhere. and family as liver, where people were trying to frown upon the login. now the shooting and the use of the victims has left the community in shock.

watch on the youtube channel of the news screening agency a strong state based on civil society, partyuilding in belarus is reaching a new level at the presidential academy of management discussed the features of the development of the socio-political landscape of the country, the updated legislation provides for new rules of the game from the state. moreover, they should not be enemies of each other. uh, all these interport squabbles are squabbles. uh, they should not be in our party system between parties should be the spirit of healthy competition, but also to an even greater extent. e interaction for solving common tasks that face political parties in our country. the leaders of constructive belarusian parties are sure that disagreements between them can only be forms of achieving the well-being of the country and citizens. response to external challenges and attempts to interfere in internal affairs only through consolidation and

also an incredible group of leaders from across civil society. the international business working towards a better future for ukraine, and for the u.s. ukraine relationship, and are our world. as president biden said in his state of the union address, in february, the invasion of prudent has been a test for the ages. obviously for ukraine, but also, a test for america and for the world. the cruelty and depravity, the willingness to sacrifice men, women and children of ukraine, and even so many of his own citizens threatens not only ukraine, but the very order of our world. a little more than eight euro ago, the question was would we meet this moment. would we together defend the most basic principles of sovereignty, freedom, and democracy. would we protect the international order that was built on the ashes of world war ii, and rooted in the rule of law and the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states. a world order that ushered in the greatest. of economic progress in human history. people brought out of poverty and hunger. unprecedented