professor of political science at kyiv-mohyla university academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kucheriv. come with us. glory to ukraine, mr. professor. professor, can you hear us? yes, i hear very well. glory to ukraine, mr. professor, glad to see you. glory to heroes. i forgot to add, a long-term participant of all possible protest actions dedicated to the support of democracy in ukraine. yes, it is not only about the last square. well, actually we would like to ask you about the general. the temperature in our all-ukrainian chamber, yes, well, we are talking about sociology, and about moods, and about certain ones, yes so to speak, the conclusions, well , kmis conducted an important survey, in particular, it turned out that ukrainians have changed now and want a democratic system more than a strong leader, and this is quite paradoxical news in principle, because during the war, well, relatively speaking, there was a feeling that everyone would want a certain... such a specific strong leader, but, but, but, ukrainians, well, i don't know if this is some kind o

oleksiy geran, scientific director of the democratic initiative foundation, professor of political sciencet the kyiv-mohyla academy. well , i will tell you in detail about the most important news in just a moment. good evening, we are with well, the second hour of the big broadcast is ahead, a lot of interesting and important information for you we have prepared, there will be yuliy fizar, the world about ukraine, money during the war with oleksandr morshevka, sports news from yevhen pastokhov, is there still intrigue in the ukrainian football premier league, has one of the leaders there lost points, and the weather from natalka didenko, this is also important and relevant for understanding. two people, unfortunately, died and six were wounded, such are the preliminary consequences of the shelling of the city. entered donetsk region. according to the reports of the head of the region vadym filashkin, the russians attacked with hurricanes. a 57-year-old woman and a 64-year-old man became victims of the attack. the victims are provided with the necessary assistance, information on the number

others. interesting questions, not only about mobilization, on on the website of the democratic initiative foundationit can be read for everyone. to you, mr. oleksii, thank you for joining, oleksii haran was a guest of svoboda ranok. the armed forces of ukraine do not expect a truce for the olympic games. ilya ivlash, the spokesman of the air force of the ukrainian armed forces , told onv that there is no need to hope for a cessation of hostilities during the summer olympic games. they will take place, by the way, from july 26 to august 11 in paris. according to yevlesh, the russian army does not weaken the attack and does not take into account even holidays. with initiative of the olympic truce, earlier, let me remind you, french president emmanuel macron spoke. he stated that he hopes to achieve a truce both in russia's war against ukraine and in the conflict between israel and hamas. in these days. volodymyr zelenskyi questioned this initiative. the kremlin also expressed skepticism that kyiv will use this time to its advantage. meanwhile, ukrainian athletes are already preparing for the competiti

professor of political science at the kyiv-ghiran academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundationlitary sociology is always important to observe how the mood of society changes, how societies are changing, social trends, what do you now see as the most important thing in these changes? hmm, you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time, some numbers are quite, quite stable, yes, well, for example, ukrainians' faith in victory, yes, or our sense of national unity, which increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, as for mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize, it roughly corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think, we'll talk about it, and the custom, by the way, has increased... people who are in favor of democracy, it's more than there was before the war, democracy against authoritarianism, but at the same time, i think if we are talking now about these changes that are happening, we definitely had a period of euphoria that was at the beginning of 2023, a

oleksiy garan, scientific director of the democratic initiative foundation named after olko kuchariv,and professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academy, joined our broadcast. good evening. good evening. you watched with us this material that we did in prague. ot look, i understand that there are currently no scientific studies or sociological surveys abroad, but from your point of view, what are the demographic, social, or even political consequences of the ukrainian decision. authorities to restrict consular services for men abroad? this is a very, very difficult question, because there are arguments in favor of the decision that was taken, which was eventually published by the ministry of foreign affairs, there are arguments against. i see here myself, first of all, the problem is that it is a communication one, i see here myself, first of all the problem is that the communication authorities lost here, they are not prepared... to immediately explain clearly to people what and how to do, well, for example, yes, we just listened, the man who was anonymous, he said that if

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of political science at the kyiv-moghlyan academy, and the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation. well, what can we expect from dmytro koleba's visits to the countries of latin america, because it really is a big one trade, great economic, great military power, and to attract them now to the ukrainian side, to the side, to be honest, of international law, and not just. this is very important, although not easy. and literally in a moment news. good evening, we are from ukraine, and now one second, and we will start. so, therefore, about the explosions in odesa and kharkiv, representatives of the local authorities report, in the south the air force warned about the threat of ballistics in the east, the russians once again launched guided aerial bombs on the territory of the farm in kholodnohirskyi kharkiv district. a fire broke out - said oleg synigubov, the head of the region. and 17 of the 16 dead have been identified, the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine has updated data on the consequences of the enemy attack on the kharkiv hypermarket that took place on may 25. in f

of the kyiv-mohyla academy of political science, also the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundationl, let's wait for dmytro koleba's visits to the countries of latin america, because it really is a great commercial, great economic, great military power, and to attract them now to the ukrainian side is not, frankly, to the international side rights, and not simply, it is very important, although not simply, but literally in a moment of news, good evening, we are with ukraine. and now one second and we will start, so the representatives of the local authorities report about the explosions in odesa and kharkiv, on in the south, the air force warned about the threat of ballistic missiles in the east, the russians once again launched guided aerial bombs on the territory of the farm in the kholodnohirskyi district of kharkiv , a fire broke out, said the head of the region oleg synigubov. the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine has updated data on the consequences of the enemy attack on the kharkiv hypermarket, which occurred on may 25. in fact, 12 store employees and four visitors

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maria zolkina, a political analyst at the democratic initiative foundation named after ilko kuchariv, was a guest of svoboda ranok. and then we will talk about... the dollar exchange rate is always an interesting topic for ukrainians, the dollar has set a new record, the euro is also growing in value, foreign currency is becoming more expensive, for today the national bank has set the value of the dollar at uah 40, 39 kopecks, you can buy a euro for almost uah 44. previously, the national bank explained the increase in the value of the currency by the inflow of international currency, saying that the increase in value is due to an increase in state budget expenditures. it is interesting that the cabinet of ministers set an average exchange rate at the level of 4.7 in the state budget for this year, and by the end... this year the exchange rate is expected to be at the level of 42.1, and the american currency is already very close to the threshold of the average exchange rate. and if we take into account the cash market, then the price there has already reached 41 hryvnias. meanwhile,

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come close to their place of residence, this is the data of a nationwide survey by the democratic foundation initiative named after kucherev, joint sociological service of the razumkov center for march of this year. 35% are ready to work and provide non-military aid as much as possible, and 24 will try to simply survive, five will be you. or trying to leave the country, these are the data, meanwhile, our correspondents asked men in kharkiv whether they are ready to join the army now due to the offensive of the russian federation forces on the kharkiv region and on the eve of the entry into force of the new law on mobilization. i mentioned that our survey, it's not representative, but here let's hear what people are saying. yes, i was in the military commissariat, checked documents, yes, also because of my health, i am no longer there, but i can't because of my health. i'm already a pensioner, sorry, it's already 65 hours, i won't take it. i'm a pacifist, i'm totally against it, well, i can't understand this war, i feel people's pain, well, i'm very empathetic, i really don't like it all, but i can't ki

level, it may happen to you... but such conclusions are drawn by the ilko kuchariv foundation for democratic initiatives. according to the results of the survey, which was conducted from march 21 to 27, together with the razumkov center. it was held in 22 regions of ukraine and in the city of kyiv. the theoretical error does not exceed 2.3%. so, 25% of respondents noted that most of their entourage try to avoid mobilization. at the same time, 47% note that some of the acquaintances... avoid, and some are ready to be mobilized. another 10%, for the most part, are ready to be mobilized, and 18% of respondents find it difficult to answer this question. among the respondents, the willingness to join the struggle in one way or another prevails, as they say in the democratic initiatives, in particular, 7% of the respondents expressed their willingness to join the defense forces in the event of mobilization, 9% in the event that military actions approach the... place their residence, and 35% are focused on work and the provision of courier, specifically non-military assistance. 24% of respondents say that they

of political science at the kyiv academy, scientific director of the ilko kuchayev foundation for democratic initiativestulations, mr. oleksia. i congratulate you. well, military sociology is always important to watch as it changes the mood of society, how societies are changing, social trends, what do you now see as the most important thing in these changes? you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time some numbers. are sufficiently, sufficiently stable, yes, well, for example, the belief of ukrainians in victory, yes, or our sense of general national unity, which has increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, but with regard to mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize, it approximately corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think we'll talk about... we'll talk about it, and by the way, the number of people who support democracy has increased, it's more than before the war, and democracy against authoritarianism, but at the same time, i think , if we talk now about these change

guest: it is an initiative supported predominantly by private foundations based here in the united states, family foundations and like. we receive small grants from some democratic governments for one-off projects. we receive a tiny bit of money from microsoft back in day but predominantly funded by private philanthropists. host: one we talk about foreign interference in our elections, which countries are we talking about, not just with the intention but the cab to interfere in elections? guest: we are predominately talking about russia, china, and iran and that is the intelligence committee and the bipartisan consensus of government. we forget about with all the noise that democrats and republicans believe there is a foreign threat to how americans view political they vote and russia, china and iran are the three primary threat factors that we face. host: why would they do that? what is our motivation? guest: let's talk about russia, democrats and republicans would believe. i watch the intelligence hearings a couple weeks ago and it was a bipartisan consensus that russia is our primary threat in the 2024 election. her overarching interest is to foment further i

guest: it is an initiative supported predominantly byprivae in the united states, family foundations and like. we receive small grants from some democraticjects. we receive a tiny bit of money from microsoft back in the day but predominantly funded by private philanthropists. host: one we talk about foreign interference in our elections, which countries are we talking about, not just with the intention but the capability to interfere in elections? guest: we are predominately talking about russia, china, and iran and that is the intelligence committee and the bipartisan consensus of government. we forget about with all the noise that democrats and republicans believe there is a foreign threat to how americans view political issues and how they vote and russia, china and iran are the three primary threat factors that we face. host: why would they doour moti? guest's talk about russia, democrats and republicans would believe. i watch the intelligence hearings a couple weeks ago and it was a bipartisan consensus that russia is our primary threat in the 2024 election. her overarching interest is to foment further instability and chaos in the