are in touch today, oleksiy garant , political scientist, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation, doctor of historical sciences, professor of the department of political science, who in mohyla academy and oleksandr kraev of the expert-energy center of the ukrainian prizma. i congratulate you both on the air. in your opinion, this is the definition of the guiding road in russia, this term is as comprehensive as it is, you know, i think, first of all, let's start here , there are two components, that is, the first component is political. accepted and that we are trying to raise this term to official use and that is, we are not limited to it in our comments, and i think that the very consonance of racism, fascism, and it is completely justified and carries an emotionally appropriate load if we speak from an academic point of view, then i would say that racism is fascism today. it is a russian variant of fascism , the fact is that fascism is actually quite different as an ideology. yes, it is different. there are different versions of fascism. classical fascism is italy, let's say na

petro burkovsky, executive director of the democratic initiatives foundation, and i wonder how you arewith us, peter. good morning , peter, you wrote such a column. with the subtitle that very difficult negotiations with china await us. last week , volodymyr zelenskyi called siedzenpin , they said why do you think these negotiations could be difficult if they will take place . ok, thank you for the question, there are a few points here the first is that china is on the side of russia in our war with russia. this was clearly understood from the very beginning, and politically they did not make statements condemning that russia . that is, all the statements made by china were aimed only at hiding their sympathies . to russia, so as to remain neutral, but other actions were aimed at supporting russia, we are talking about the economy, of course, about the condemnation of sanctions imposed by the united states and europe for aggression and other crimes, and we also we can already see and our allies see that china still supplies weapons, supplies computers for the russian defense industry ,

spoke today, and just now taras zoftenko, an expert on international security of the democratic initiatives foundationamed after ilko kucherev, is joining our broadcast. good evening i greet you. good evening. we have already talked a little bit about security guarantees, which in your opinion can be, what security guarantees can be before ukraine is officially invited to become a full member of nato, well , in fact, there are several approaches to these guarantees, these approaches were actively discussed just a week ago, we are months before this day, and in fact, before the vilnius summit, and in fact, one of the most realistic, rational options was voiced today, in addition to the secretary general of nato, she also urges the fundryam actually talked about the fact that, to a certain extent, it was also already discussed in the expert environment that, in fact , the foundation of such a guarantee, such guarantees of security in ukraine on the way to nato, while this membership in the alliance will be officially formalized, can be a kind of institutionalization of the continuation of the format of

political science at the mogilan academy of kyiv , scientific director of the ilko kucherov democratic initiative foundationill talk with him about what is happening on the global south, because mr. oleksii has now visited several countries in africa, donets and argentina, brazil. let's start with your general impressions , then let's move on to some details, please. congratulations, sir, you all. congratulations, well, general impressions will be general. it is important to say this, because we often hear that everything is lost, that the global south, if he does not support us, russian influence is huge and we will lose here, well, let's say yes, this is not quite true, and if we look at the map of votes for territorial integrity ukraine, then practically all these countries that you said, they vote, they support the territorial integrity of ukraine, let's say, south africa. if we take the drafts, argentina, indonesia, a-a-d, that is , a democratic republic, a column where the russians recently tried to hold such a parade , a small parade, the immortal regiment, then they are exactly they vote for the ter

is stated in the results of a poll conducted by the rumzkov center together with the democratic initiatives foundationin particular , about 92% believe in the victory of ukraine in the war of ukrainians, this survey was conducted against the background of the expectation of a ukrainian counterattack, the success of which will depend, as analysts note, on the further support of ukraine by western partners and, therefore, on the ability of ukraine to liberate its own territories. of the democratic initiative oleksiy garan good evening and also a professor of the kyiv-mohyla academy. yes, thank you for joining our eten, i want to start with what a survey which, in particular, and where the initiative was conducted, states that almost 72% of ukrainians among those who consider euromaidan a just uprising against the dictatorship do not support any compromises with russia without the complete liberation of all territories of ukraine. to continue repelling russian aggression and to carry out ukrainian offensives in the future, then this is actually not a simple question. do you understand the mandate? figure

thank you to the panther taras zhutenko, expert on international security of the democratic initiative foundationndidate of political sciences, members of the public council of industrial industry of ukraine, he was in touch with us, and now we are attaching this conversation with mr. viktor shlinchak, head of the board of the institute of world politician and editor-in-chief of the central committee, mr. victor , we welcome you, we are expecting the start of the press conference of the us president joe biden every minute, if we interrupt the conversation with you but then we will ask you to join in, the broadcast has already started from the hall where joe biden is supposed to be, so stay with us, it's me and the audience , and i'm telling you too well, but so far there is no biden, let's take the opportunity, actually you are a person who, er, understands communications, er- because you are a person from the world of media, the day before, there was information that the russians had occupied bakhmut, putin had already boasted there , he said that he would give out awards for all this, and they

thank you taras e taras shevchenko, an expert on international security of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kucherev . our children will fight, defend yours, among those who were among the first to take up the fight, i went forward and before the explosion of the cannons, i was a warm blanket of colored dreams, changed the tensions of war and the machine gun, i am one of those who distinguish actions from i talked silently, i didn't shout, the shame of those who have long ceased to be afraid of blood and the path is the only struggle. tell me honestly how we are all going through things right now, so that it does not enter your head. sometimes disturbing thoughts do not allow you to fall asleep. and start the day, this indicates severe stress. the mental health program tells you how to cope with stress . go to how are you.com to find out that the ports of mykolaiv and olbia can be included in the grain agreement. this has been discussed for a long time, but there is no positive solution yet. this was stated by the minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine, mykola sols

it was maria zolkina, a political analyst at the democratic initiative foundation named after ilka kucherevaresearcher at the london school of economics and political sciences, and by the way , i think to yuri that this is the large-scale aid that is currently being given. well, to be honest, i have no doubt that britain did not make a decision on the transfer of stormsheds to us without coordination with the united states. well, that is, as they say that many decisions that are made in their financial states are made in london . well, there is a very, very close relationship, so i don't even know what you answer me we won't give you such oh britain gives well, i can't really like you to think that it was so that britain where we will give you these eh storm shadow let's so that the united states of america will give attacks serhiy zgurets said when we talked with him that shadows is actually a little more effective than shadows , that's why it's better in principle well, it's just that everyone can get more, because there are still so many in britain, only thousands of units , but in in any

we are conducting this study together with the yulk kucherev foundation for democratic initiatives, and it covered 165 journalists as part of a quantitative and qualitative survey , and this study is similar to what we did in in 2019, we can certainly compare the dynamics of how journalists evaluate this water of words in ukraine on a 10-point scale. for example, we see that it is 6.4 points now, and in the 19th year it was a little more obvious 7.6 points on a ten-point scale of course, the introduction of martial law and the war affected the assessment of the situation with freedom of speech in ukraine, but it remains quite high, although the key conclusion is that if censorship by the owners was the main problem before, now journalists are talking more about self-censorship when they themselves are afraid to raise some topics, they will think three times before writing about something, as well as censorship on the part of the authorities, and if we talk about the latter , we asked the journalist how they feel about the only telethon that has been running in our country for more than