here the late bekeshkina, our director, is a legendary sociologist, she is the director of democratic initiative funds. she had one, and it will be easier for you because you help your friend, so maybe it is included here, and she said that it contradicts the laws of physics, but she is a psychological person understands that i help others, i pull on myself even more so and this adds to it additional additional strength, maybe it works now let's talk with the head of the mechlis to get the tatar people refat chubarov mr. refat good day let's try to talk about these recent events in crimea, how do you think they generally change the course of the war and the mood in the car itself, we can talk about the mood of the crimea, you know that the crimean society is so diverse, you are all separate , despite the ukrainian laws and everything else. so those who remain loyal to the ukrainian state, for them these are the last events, and especially the explosions at the military airfield on the ninth of august, novopedavtsi, and then the destruction of a powerful ammunition depot near janka on august 16. well,

kharkiv residents is most likely spoke russian, but at the same time, together with the democratic initiative fundvey of identical kharkiv residents and within the 21st year. still, the majority of residents of the region considered themselves first of all citizens of ukraine, and then kharkiv. and after that , maybe even citizens of europe, so identity was not always equal to language, first of all, and secondly, i would say that the city really united in many ways, regardless of where people are, most typically they are promoters of kharkiv, they help, they volunteer and in the park itself is from a distance, and you can say that the city of reinforced concrete, as it is now called, it fully deserves its name, and they even say that kharkiv is the city of heroes, and the city of heroes. well, here is what is known, or can you explain what is known about the socio-political attitudes of kharkiv residents before the beginning full-scale war and actually and after it started and after kharkiv became one of the targets of the most bombarded cities by russia i will clarify what i actually mean about

how it was all translated into percentages in particular at the rumzkov center and at the democratic initiatives fundtwo organizations were engaged in with this survey, in a few moments we will add to the air the actual andriy bychenko, the director of the sociological service of the razumkov center. well, for now. while we were here with you, we were engaged in really important matters. oblast, but almost as long as you and i are working , our special services are working, respectively, the enemy, e.e. saboteurs were gathering information for planning and preparing a series of missile and artillery strikes on the city, a multi-stage special operation was carried out by our fighters. well, so to speak, the organizer of the magnetic group was a resident of the temporarily occupied melitopol that's it, that's it, in addition, i would like to note that if you want to congratulate each other on independence day with a gesture that would mean a trident, then you should concentrate precisely on this gesture, since the ministry of culture rejected the idea with a slightly different gesture, we will not deta

i actually want to end on such a positive note , because there is a study of the democratic initiative fund, er, where 90% of ukrainians are proud of their we are proud of our nationality that we are ukrainians and we are proud of it because we have one studio in ukraine khrystyna this was our correspondent khrystyna parubiy talking about how today they are celebrating and celebrating and in general, how is this day going in lviv today well, we are celebrating together with the whole world for the past six months ukraine left about 7 million people. however, in their hearts, they are with our state among them, and our correspondent tetyana belinova is now in brussels, where together with her they are celebrating the independence day of ukraine. more than 50,000 of our compatriots, as a colleague, congratulate us on the holiday. tell me, i congratulate you on the holiday, i also congratulate all of us , all ukrainians, er, to all the viewers, i congratulate you on the holiday . and wants to come back , just like me, like you said, there are already more than 50,000 ukrainians in belgium. so

yanukovych is the director of the democratic initiative fund. treat the soviet dictator joseph stalinand in principle it is comforting because finally ukrainians have sharply increased their negative attitude towards this figure, but you know what saddens me wasn't there supposed to be a full-scale war in that country, so that ukrainians uh-uh suddenly started to have a negative attitude towards stalin, even though that stalin uh-huh shortened the lives of millions of ukrainians uh-huh and especially especially also so indicative that uh-huh, that's where the east is the attitude towards stalin is so much softer. and just there people were hungry to say that this gap, this dissonance. he has corrected himself very much in these literally six months, that is, if it was a difference in times, today it seems much smaller, only eh 12 % even in the east they believe that it was stalin a significant leader and a good reformer told me that we will consider a russian poll, i was actually preparing for it. that is, i don't know which poll you are quoting and what the results are, but what can

work, and now i am adding oleksiy granyan to the conversation, who is the director of the democratic initiative fundso a professor at the department of political science of the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy p. oleksiy. congratulations , long time no see in the artery, glad to see you, you are not invited that's why we invited everything we invited, we will start with a topic that you know is so promising, but it can be considered that it is already happening because anthony guterres, the secretary general of the organization of poor nations, has already arrived in lviv to the city well, actually, where are we located and in connection with this we will be able to talk about that, well, briefly, at least express our thoughts about the organization of such an important meeting and at a high level, well, much higher, the un secretary general, the president of turkey, the president ukraine will meet in lviv, or will it be limited to conversations about what we did together, that is, here are the transport corridors for our grain, or maybe from the framework of these topics there will be con

all relations with by the russian federation, again, these are the results of the fund's research, the democratic initiatives that were presented to our attention today, take care, i want to say goodbye to you, thank you for being with us until tomorrow, i say goodbye to you, we will meet. well, now for your attention, a news release from my colleagues from by the ukrainian editorial staff of bbc news good evening we are from ukraine on the air of bbc news ukraine in the studio olga palamaryuk and today we are talking about this the commander-in-chief of the armed forces named the number of dead ukrainian soldiers in the war with russia kyiv warns of possible attacks on independence day what advice does the government give to residents of large cities and russia accuses ukraine of murdering the daughter of the ideologue of russky mir dugin, what is wrong with this version and we begin the issue with the announcement made by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny on the 180th day of the full-scale invasion of russia. he named the number of ukrainian soldiers who died in these 6

all relations with the russian federation, again, these are the results of the fund's research, the democratic initiativespresented to our attention today. take care, i want to say to you as i say goodbye thank you for being with us until tomorrow, goodbye, see you soon. well, now for your attention, a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bvc news. good evening. we are from ukraine on the air bbc news ukraine in the studio olga palamaryuk and today we are talking about this, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces named the number

democrats.>>> larry is standing californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight, we are closely watching two key races with national implications, the republican party's loyalty is being put to the test tonight as we speak in wyoming and alaska. two republican lawmakers who are also vocal critics of president trump are fighting to hold onto their seats after challengers backed by the former president. liz cheney, with just 17% votes, and we see is calling this race. representative liz cheney loses with 41% of the vote, her challenger is the projected winner. and in alaska, facing 18 different challengers, the top four will go on the ballot in november, the polls and alaska are still open, they will close at 9:00 our time. a lot of a

democrats believe it will give them an advantage. here is what the ballot initiative will actually do. taxpayer-fundedampaigns, allow ballot harvesting where people can collect other people ballots, allow same-day voter registration, mobilephone voting, oh, boy, what could go wrong with that. it really is not about fair elections. it's about democrats trying to change the rules in their favor former congressman with us now. i had the pleasure and honor of serving with you in the congress. in arizona you are paying attention. democrats tried to use the power, it is a fair election, who was against that. >> who is against that. got to love it. i had the pleasure of being with you. it is all mine. strong conservatives. you sure did it. this initiative, the fair elections initiative is as you may guess, anything but fair. it is just amazing. residency requirement comes down to from 60 days or 30 days down to 1 yard you can register on the same day as the election had you can vote that same day and there is a version that says you don't have to register at all. if you just come in and show them you are ent

initiative fund, almost 92% of people believe in victory of ukraine, however, a third of the respondents believe that it will come in one or two years, moreover, despite the war , support for the democraticn the state has increased , 64% of ukrainians spoke in favor of this, the survey was conducted from august 5 to 12, 2022, among two thousand respondents in the controlled territory, theoretical error sample does not exceed 2.3%, on the one hand, we can want strong years, which is on the shore, on the other hand, we scatter such legislative ones. informative, it's paradoxical, but at the same time we have questions that force the hand and the democracy and unity that we now see in ukrainian society, this is not the merit of the work of the ukrainian elites or the ukrainian government, this is a grassroots initiative and this is the best thing that could happen to ukrainian society, ukrainian society usually very categorically accepts instructions from above, and instead it imposes an agenda a-a on both the elite and the government, and now ukrainian society has one simple desire: to survive. that's how this 180th day was of a full-scale war in the presentation of the news editorial offi

initiatives and energy initiatives, but she had concerns about you mentioned the carried interest loophole, so-called loophole, that is the tax that democrats wanted to impose on hedge fund manager and private equity. she got that eliminated from its proposal. she also raised concerns about how the 15% corporate minimum tax on major corporations, how that would be structured in this bill. she had raised concerns about how the changing language and how companies can deduct depreciated assets on their annual tax returns. they narrowed that as a result of concerns she raised about what the democrats were proposing. the $5 billion in drought relief was a key provision she won. there was other changes democrats had to make for the funding and revenue short fall. one of which was they added 1% excise tax on stock buybacks that companies make that will help generate more revenue. democrats are contending this would cut the deficit by $300 billion, which had been a central item that joe manchin in particular had pushed. he of course was central to cutting this deal that was announced last week. but there are still some hurdles ahead. namely the votes, and the senate parliamentar

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