listen to dostoevsky with us.erestingly, at least one book, and in the west even fewer have read dostoevsky, he is still popular, but not all intellectuals there are a huge number of ordinary people who watch the news and read the newspaper in which they, in fact, in black and white, simplify the world , simplify and do not reduce russian bad russian evil. and we are good and the russians are now evil, and therefore , in fact, what is happening is happening. what do they know of interesting things from these people to find out how many novels were written there, dostoevsky, or do they know something like that? need to make it harder. no need to complicate. it is necessary to be simpler, more specific and convey to them understandable and we are clear thoughts? give an example of what we need to convey to them clearly. uh, history, no there. i think we have strategies that can balance that out, but i guess it's not getting the message across. yes , the thought was not conveyed, still not in azov, not over the front

worse, i can’t help but say more often , it will be worse to sing at the bolshoi theater, maybe dostoevskyill be taught. yes, all that. no, maybe ovechkin will play for the national team, in the end, finally, russia is getting poorer from this, only world sports, world literature, world science and so on. eh, the fact is that the awareness from this will come a little later, when they stop. uh, vlad says they won't even notice. no, this is not so, because they have already noticed that there are not enough russian it specialists. they lure them a lot strongly. they have already noticed that there is not enough gas, there is already not enough grain, and so on and so forth, the war will not be enough intelligence if russia, er, the russian leadership, finally takes up intellectuals and begins to create them. there are good conditions here, and they will stop traveling, of course, to the west and so on, there is hope. i think we should take advantage of these circumstances. notice how we are in 2022 . if he notices and starts to engage, this is the question of what does not work one phrase.

i read dostoevsky and tolstoy russian history. culture, russian language russian people. they will remain the current government of the russian federation has created a terrible problem for the whole world. and we need to somehow respond to this, but relations with the russian people individually and in general, they will remain, regardless of from which they always remained even at the height of the cold war. they say, they say that boris johnson was called boris, his parents chose this name, because sometime before he was born, they traveled around mexico and there they met some russian immigrant named boris and in this connection they called their son boris i would, of course , in place of pope papa johnson was very worried. well, i think it's pointless now. so valery stop smiling. and how uh, that's what i have to believe, because what happens when is it really removed from uh, school programs from museum expositions from concert halls, and russian authors or with this statement that they don’t? that's where i grew up on tolstoy. well, first of all, i tried. it is eve

we look at the incredible information war, the d block form and cancellation, even of dostoevsky and jack off ski. and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael game once said, it's. 2 coming up on the split this week, don't miss it. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about on personal intelligence at the point obviously is to race truck or rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with human robot must protect his own existence with ah, tomatoes is one of the most beautiful cities in russia's far east. ah, it sits on the river that runs on the russia, china buena and was for many years the far eastern capital. ah, there is no shortage of historical sites here. the officers club is one of them. this is where in december 19, 49 and 12 members of japan's. quinton army stood trial whi

what they feel like they're so tough it came to netrebko if this is something to gergia, yes to dostoevsky to tchaikovsky and so on and so forth. that means before medvedev. i mean, you're a nasist, which means if it's come to this, it means we've got them hooked. we take them very seriously. we worry them very seriously, which means that in some area and, probably, in the military, we are ahead of the rest not in ballet, but in the military sphere, they feel this as a threat for sure. this is, yes, this is a fact and so on, but, but this is not enough we also behave steel, as long for many years, is small, true, but i'm asking a question here. with all this, i completely agree with this. we are like a party to our leadership. there we supported the question arises, but if a is with anna netrebko who wants and i have her fine. in general, i can understand who wants to stay out of all this formally, says something and wants to, and she is told no-no, you have not repented. you have to keep rolling. this means that this war , too, is turning into the character of a total war, a total war, wh

and as a result of that, dostoevsky is back on the menu. well, thanks for sticking around with us here at our 10 international for more updates on the war and ukraine. stick around for our special coverage in just another 30 minutes. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race. is an offense, very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very critical time, time to sit down and talk ah with ah, it was in the 1950s that our secretary of state john foster, dulles proclaimed. our policy is global. ah, we started as a continental empire by clearing out the yeah. native peoples and other foreign forces. then we became and overseas empire by taking islands in various parts of the world. and then after the 2nd world war we became a global empire. now we are playing on the whole bill your time.

recently painted on the wall of the house a portrait of the russian writer fyodor mikhailovich dostoevskye west or canceled in the west, this still gives hope that it is through the mutual sympathy of people through the culture that binds and unites us all, the truth will certainly break through for nothing and each of them then ran, of course, at his rehearsal performance. let's go on tour, no sanctions and cancellations will stop life. pavel what awaits us next week there will be a meeting with members from this security, we also know that preparations are underway for a meeting on the situation in the aviation industry due to western sanctions. there, of course, a very serious situation. it is possible that this meeting will take place this week. well, there will be many other events, but conditions. to this serious, but as he said, denis manturov. i talked with italy salemev, we know what to do. we hmm are well aware of what steps we need to take. so without planes and without aviation. we definitely won't stay. thank you. pavel, i say goodbye to you spectators. no, it's sunday night

well, athletes okay, milan university banned lectures by fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky from concerts of opera divas supporting their country anna netrebko and pianist denis matsuev, artistic director of the mariinsky theater valery gergiev, were fired from the munich philharmonic orchestra. in the baltics , cultural exchange programs were closed as part of the golden mask theater festival french journalist dmitry dekoshko writes bookstores in france received instructions to shoot russian books and returned to publishers everything that was published by russians, even pedagogical books in russian. poland banned the production of the play by shostakovich tchaikovsky. chekhov was also banned from nintendo eshop. suspended the processing of transactions in epic games rubles to the same less. play russian children. hollywood studios filmed the planned premieres and the distribution of new tapes in russia finally, the chairman of the senate committee on the judiciary, such a wonderful american lawyer lindsey grm, suggested that putin be killed by the person who removes this guy said he wil

the d block forming cancellation, even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky. and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael game once said, it's all coming up on the split that is weak. don't miss it. ah the lord schubert quibbled very young be updated that we owe to we are a lot of like for the service of bush go but there was a follow up with. busy then you had a, your mom just a come up with you from loopo, she lives fortunately or put the skim to get the needles. ah oh, do you have money with the attain? let's go ahead and have everything that you want that. no, you don't the don't you in the theater? i spoke venomously. nobody ellis. good afternoon. he may, william of a notary. somebody will know you putting you in the, lizzie, it's like a pilgrimage. let's up fella menu for type vision. what you said you to, you marable week i'm with up was time. were you in the know with his daughter eliza michael? i mean go back where you did your stuck. i with maybe sure. did you true tv roster. his little la mcdonne

a course on the great russian novelist, fyodor dostoevsky was cancelled by an italian university. even though he's been dead since 1881. the enemy is putin not pushkin, said dennis, you che german president of the writers association pen at a solidarity concert for ukraine. conductor daniel bartonville, i'm warned against blanket boycotts in hex. the young of lucy should. we cannot allow a witch hunt on russian people here and their culture of coma bans and boycotts, for example, of russian music and literature. these awakened the worst associations for me. other news, as i said to the cannes film festival, has chosen to differentiate and will not ban russian filmmakers, but they will no longer accept anyone linked to the russian government. after ukraine called for a boycott of russian movies, many smaller festivals dropped state backed russian films from their programs. which means the crime comedy. no looking back will not be shown at the glasgow film festival. even though it's director kill sokolov, has family ties to ukraine. and has taken a strong stance against the war. we

a course on the great russian novelist, fyodor dostoevsky was cancelled by an italian university. even though he's been dead since 1881. the enemy is putting not pushkin said dennis, you che german president of the writers association pen at a solidarity concert for ukraine. conductor daniel barton boy warned against blanket boycott in hex. the young of whose issue we cannot allow a witch hunt on russian people and their culture of coma bands and boycotts. for example of russian music and literature. these awakened the worst associations for me, other news as et cetera. but can film festival has chosen to differentiate and will not ban russian filmmakers, but they will no longer accept anyone linked to the russian government after ukraine called for a boycott of russian movies, many smaller festivals dropped state backed russian films from their programs. which means the crime comedy. no looking back, will not be shown at the glasgow film festival, even though it's director kitley. sokolov has family ties to ukraine and has taken a strong stance against the war. we want to use cul

a course on the great russian novelist, fyodor dostoevsky was canceled by an italian university. even though he's been dead since 1881. the enemy is putin not pushkin, said dennis, you che german president of the writers association pen at a solidarity concert for ukraine conduct to daniel bartonville. i'm warned against blanket boycotts in hex, india. i'll lucy shall. we cannot allow a witch hunt on russian people here and their culture of coma bans and boycotts. for example, of russian music and literature. do these awaken the worst associations for me? others lose it as much as you. but can film festival has chosen to differentiate and will not ban russian filmmakers, but they will no longer accept anyone linked to the russian government after ukraine called for a boycott of russian movies, many smaller festivals dropped state backed russian films from their programs. which means the crime comedy. no looking back, will not be shown at the glasgow film festival, even though it's director kitley. sokolov has family ties to ukraine and has taken a strong stance against the war. w

i think that if dostoevsky would have passed the taste of a psychologist, he would stop writing his novels. and you haven't even changed got prettier. how is your family? my family is always on the verge of collapse, because somewhere in this world there is you. listen, i'll live and i won't pester you, honestly. you know me. in the meantime, you and i about something do not agree home? only the bath you have a musical ear, no. after you married mishka, i won’t understand another word at all and i’ll refuse the apartment. quiet eyes if you were all in place and there was nothing to cling to galina pedrona, but only we know each other? for a long time yes i know, you know that everything is like water off a duck's back. only i have not understood for the second ten years. why, after all, at one time you were given the choice of either the leadership of this hospital, or the career of an official. have you chosen a career? hospitals can not stand this regime divorced. so i need. so that i don't have a hitch or a hitch. take a walk. let's talk about business together. naya head kolobok unusua

we look at the incredible information war, the deep blot forming cancellation, even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky. and we look at where all began in the dawn boss. although not a lot of people know that as michael came, once said, it's all coming up on this putting this week. don't miss it. i mean with a, with this our is headline stories over 200000 people puck into a moscow sports stadium to celebrate the 8 anniversary of premier rejoining russia . british media regulator off. com revokes ortiz broadcasting license siding, the current conflict in ukraine channels, quote, relationship with the russian federation r t slums. the watchdog to move both politically motivated and also ahead. russia provides un security council members with new information that it saves further cement claims, that biological weapons were being developed on ukrainian territory under a u. s. and nato program. we hear the russian representative to the u. s. key point to sell, no matter. ah.

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the d block forming cancellation, even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael game once said, it's. 2 coming up on this, putting this week, don't miss it. only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking, that is, that nations that are allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. americans, brock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exists as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy and walked out of it on your own english. i not, felicia, often zip on in tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us head germany is so dangerous, is it the lie? the sovereignty of all the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses in its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of diff

we look at the incredible information wore the deep blot forming cancellation even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky. and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael game once said, it's all coming up on the split. maybe this week, don't miss it. ah . the only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking to that is that nations allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous. is it the lie? the sovereignty of all the country or is business and business is good and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. and a with us is nothing pressure and nations. they refuse to rule out any friendly ties with most guys. india being the latest get lectured and threatened by washington, moscow into k as struggle to come to an agreement on key issues as a result of the ukraine conflict. that's as fighting continues with reports of civilian casualties and destruction of residential areas. we sat in the basement for a week, hiding from the shoe a view. okay. with vandalism, a

we look at the incredible information war, the deep blot forming cancellation, even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky. and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael came, once said, it's all coming up on the split that is weak. don't miss it with ah, in promotional. so no cable, no cable. i extend my modem, but it will not renew? no, no, no, no one unit doctor's monitor. the dissections waiting for samples. some needed a brain fart. others deliver me that how to breathe deadly said the virus capable of destroying a human body in no time. said shadow, easy enough. fish. it is a good joke. you mentioned through a country stat. what does she look on? don't really handle it or not? no, no, no, no. i really just real hill for this ring that i can do. you know, it don't know if i knew gay on you. kai were still it's hard to know how many were killed by unit 731 alone estimate very, some say 3 to 5000 people. others put to figure out 10000 to something. yeah. well then, yeah, there's no money in a couple years old. i give them all nonlinear ah

we look at the incredible information wore the deep blot forming cancellation even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael came once said, it's. 2 coming up on this, putting this week, don't miss it. ah, concert you cut out naturally and what happened to learn a little water ocean come, reduce your number down your bush multiple don't just do more. just like to pull so short, the blue process, the yan yan, yoko draining, work done much release to stop. i mean, on the whole trips for i'll just go to release when you're welcome just happened to bill to charles fall. nobody called up. i'm still still clear in your experience with them or do you do them some with little bull up the 100, you know, so you accomplish that? you knew this was i'm sure scott acquired about a property of charlotte total steve. oh, new york with here we go, go to somebody, present the radicalization of my down is proceeding apace with barricades appearing all over central key. my dan, self defense activists seize and control

we look at the incredible information wore the deep blot forming cancellation even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky and we look at where all began in the dawn bass. although not a lot of people know that.

we look at the incredible information wore the deep blot form and cancellation even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky. and we look at where all begun in the dawn boss. although not a lot of people know that as michael game once said, it's all coming up on this. put maybe this week, don't miss it. with no one? no, no, no, no, no, no, no. what all more real to what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. ah, this is dorothy international. the u. s. is being pressured on nations. they refused to rule out any friendly ties with moscow. india being the latest to get lectured and threatened by washington. moscow and k f struggle to come to an agreement on key issues over resolving the ukraine conflict. that's fine, think continues with reports of civilian casualties and destruction of residential areas. we sat in the basement for a week, hiding from the shooting issue. i did, everything will

we look at the incredible information wore the deep block forming cancellation even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot people know that as michael game once said, it's. 2 coming up on the split, newsweek, don't miss it. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms, race is on offense, bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with it was also a vicarious war. it was intended to show russia the new russia. it couldn't go too far, the savanski. so i was mean of what amy visibility arthur asked one i scenario yoga, others vienna illegal, staying on this, you say no good. i'm here in the grocery, visio. oh, a national you was lewinski scenarios must not be an issue with talk as a kind of forced to go on. yeah, i don't school good words. yeah. you know what i'm in was nancy as ashley cuz we're in the theater here. as in boy touch article. mm hm. aft

we look at the incredible information war, the d block, forming cancellation, even of dostoevsky and tchaikovsky. and we look at where all began in the dawn bass, although not a lot of people know that as michael game once said, it's all coming up on this putting this week. don't miss it. awe on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9. select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal united states. last, about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffered 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number. what john kennedy k has american university commencement address it back to 63. he said that what the soviet suffered and world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan overtime, devolved into pincher bush, waka, crankshaft, half moon, cold wheel off tackle and ch

a huge portrait of prominence, classic russian novelist, fyodor dostoevsky was, appeared on the wall of naples technical institute. the painter says that he created the mural despite ongoing anti russian rhetoric in italy over the conflict and ukraine. and a dispute about whether students should be taught about the russian writer, the artist, believes classic russian culture shouldn't be affected by current political disagreements. russia has provided further evidence to the un security council that it says proves biological weapons were being developed in ukraine under a u. s. and nato program. r u. s. correspondent, kill him up and comments. russia presented evidence of what it says were, biological weapons facilities tied to the pentagon. they were operating in ukraine and have significantly put the health of the people in the region in danger. this is what russian representative and ambassador and benzo had to say before the un security council about what sounds like a very, very serious matter. and i mean the documents that we have shared this morning. you can see one called the

artist recently painted on the wall of a house a portrait of the russian writer fyodor mikhailovich dostoevskyw canceled in the west or canceled in the west, this still gives hope that it is through the mutual sympathy of people through the culture that binds us all and unites, however, will certainly find its way. that the art of education, as it should be, will be sowed only by the clever, good and eternal, i am sure. we in russia will not be otherwise. europe, meanwhile, increases the degree of hatred, the artistic director of the mariinsky theater valery georgiev was subjected to real obstruction. the famous conductor was forced to terminate the contract with the munich philharmonic, with whom he had collaborated for the past six years, the reason for the refusal to publicly judge the actions of the russian authorities. however. our viewers benefit from this. they will have more opportunities to get to the maestro's concert, the musician himself will have time to implement new actions. one of them was discussed at a meeting with the president the base of the large and marinka single direct

really wants, that a rash �*s destiny lies with the west, just as it did with peter the great, with dostoevskyhese are names that macron evokes in every conversation he has with putin to drill down into him the western orientation that russia has had for much of its history. we orientation that russia has had for much of its history.— much of its history. we know that president putin _ much of its history. we know that president putin was _ much of its history. we know that president putin was able - much of its history. we know that president putin was able to - president putin was able to communicate with sa, chancellor angela merkel in russian and that help the relationship. and ijust wonder whether the relationship between president macron and putin, is that a closeness? how long do you think putin will continue with these dialogues with the french leader? putin has expressed his admiration towards macron's understanding of history and his efforts to understand russia's grievances with the west. and he feels that this is a dialogue he wants to continue pursuing. he is the one that putin, t

at the same time, the west is preparing to give up not only tchaikovsky dostoevsky, but russian gas inoffered to shut off putin's money valve. this is how they express themselves and freeze a little 15 ° into the room can be experienced in sweater. this is a direct start statement by the minister of agriculture of the state, baden-würnberg, to help europeans not freeze completely promise the president of the united states biden in poland, the president of america made a number of pathetic statements that one cannot obey the whims of a tyrant because of the energy needs and from the laughter that drives autocracy . but where to find an alternative, but to russian dark gas, therefore, he didn’t tell and it’s clear. probably why there is nothing to replace non-democratic russian hydroelectric power plants without the molecules of freedom right now, this building of politicians in germany was told they could try to abandon russian gas in two years, listen. us president joe biden has declared himself the savior of the european union from its energy dependence on russia, but quickly increasi

where we have tchaikovsky took thrown off of a program where they tried to band teaching dostoevsky and university in italy aware wishing conductors and opera singers being fired. this is unbelievable. this something i've never experienced. but again, it brings him back to wager remains in the 1st world war retreated and the japanese in the 2nd world war inside the u. s. well, i suppose then the only question that's left is how have they gone too far? will the sheer media of it all begin to make some people wake up and smell the coffee? there might be some people's and secretly smelling coffee and keeping their heads down. but i can answer that for sure because i don't know where this is leading. i do know that the u. s. i believe us wanted this invasion and they set traps for russia because they otherwise they could not launch this extraordinary economic war against russia, which is having a blowback on the west, which i didn't really figure out would may, in the end damaged western economies, even more than russia in terms of their relations with china and they didn't bank on india, l

so at least postpone a course on dostoevsky. the russian writer at saying that with these tense times that you know, they could be strong, internal and disagreements and tensions. as a result of that. however, there was a backlash to that decision, including from the italian ex prime minister, mateo renzi, who described that decision is insane. and as a result of that, just a ascii is back on the menu leading, multinational corporations, or quitting russia or suspending their activities over the conflict in ukraine. apple was among the 1st corporations to announce its departure from the russian market, and the airline industry is being hit as well. with the likes of boeing, an air bus halting supplies of aircraft parts. major european carmakers have also stopped exports the country. but to get more on this, now we're going to go live to benjamin. charlie is a professor at the power school of technology and also a business professor and china's southwestern unit at univers china, southwestern university of finance, and economics.

that the language spoken by putin and not only the language of putin is the language of chekhov dostoevskyt, but such people restrict or prohibit the use of the russian language, and in ukraine by doing so they uh damage their nation, uh, turning them into the uneducated. and well part of our humanity, uh, which is losing, uh, a very large significance of world culture. i hope that well, i understand that not all, uh, ukrainians think the way galicia is. and the central part of ukraine is the southern eastern part of ukraine, uh, people with a different worldview with a different mentality are often, unfortunately, all of them in recent years have been driven underground, scared and crushed. well, recently there was information that the well-known political scientist pogrebinsky disappeared and, according to some understandable information. he is in the sbu detained all this situation, of course, but it causes horror of indignation and i hope that ukraine will remain ukraine after the end of the military operation will be a normal state friendly towards russia. we will be able to build nor

read a forbidden saying the fact that an italian university would ban, of course, on and also like dostoevsky is unbelievable. now the list of companies voicing russia is updated every minute from ted giants, to ikea, shutting down and stews and showrooms to lego. to movie companies cancelling its russia releases. russian athletes have been ostracized to, including the paralympics law committee, has changed its own decision and suspended russian and by the russian athletes from taking part in the games. as despite the olympic truce, where the principles of unity were proclaimed, we believe decision is politicized discrimination against our athletes. such a blanket and indiscriminate approach is cheered by officials. every russian is a pariah, according to a now deleted suite, by a former us ambassador to moscow. there are no more innocent neutral russians any more. every one has to make a choice support or oppose this war. the only way to end this war as if 100 thousands, not thousands protest against this senseless war. prudent can't arrest you all. and while many certainly like this and sha

what next burning dostoevsky is books. i do also agree, uri was and will always be the 1st man in space and a representation of a true russian. we should actually celebrate it even louder this year. not the contrary. cancel, culture is now officially out of this world. what planet are you on? this is a freedom, fries level dumb. one of the good things about space exploration is even during the cold war. there were attempts at international corporation in space. amid the outrage, the organization removed its release, explaining the decision from his website. the now deleted information has insisted the fundraiser would still celebrate human achievements in space. there's just the latest in a wave avante russian sentiment with many top sports governing bodies, dropping the country from leagues and tournaments. russian musicians and artists have seen their concerts and performances cancelled in europe. cosmonaut andre morris sankoh says the goal is nothing less than wiping russia from world history in the family. busy when ya

one university in milan, attempted to try and ban, of course, or at least postpone a course on dostoevsky. the russian writer saying that with these tense times, that you know, they could be strong, internal disagreements and tensions as a result of that. however, there was a backlash to that decision, including from the italian ex prime minister, mateo renzi, who described that decision is insane. and as a result of that, just a ascii is back on the menu. thanks for watching r t special coverage of the war in ukraine. our broadcast is now coming to a close for this hour. thanks a lot for watching and good bye. oh, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race group is often very dramatic, that development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time time to sit down and talk who is your media? a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe. isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? dir

citizenship to ban the screening of classic films like a solarium starkovsky to ban the course about dostoevsky and tchaikovsky's mate from the repertoire in the name of freedom and because of how europe now violates supply chains with its sanctions and food prices have gone up in bolivia, and our next stop is the market here. fruit prices are rising or more or less stable. oh rise because of the rains she bread. it is bread due to the fact that the flour grows this is such the most delicious bread in bolivia and all over the world. you need to try, and they tell me about moraqueta, no, we ask. and why is there no maraket? and the saleswoman says so because there is a war in ukraine, which we are now witnessing. so is it that if someone is doing something on the other side of the world, it feels like it's happening at your home? well, and also to the question of supply chains, a printing house in bolivia in south america, but what kind of paper do the libyan newspapers print kondopoga is made in russia how will the paper come now the question is we open an umbrella to escape the storm, but this

one university in milan attempted to try and ban, of course, or at least postpone a course on dostoevsky. the russian writer saying that with these tense times that you know they could be strong, internal disagreements and tensions as a result of that. however, there was a backlash to that decision, including from the italian ex prime minister, mateo renzi, who described that decision is insane. and as a result of that, just a ascii is back on the menu. washington's tightening, the screw on india after russia asserted delivery of 5 as 400 missile systems to new delhi is likely to go through. it's despite the choice in ukraine, and of course the white house says it's now mulling weather to sanction india and warned it against buying any major weapon systems from moscow for years to come. now to get more insight on this, we're going to go live to deli base journalist and political commentator, who like and p thanks a lot for joining us again, like, a 1st question has to do with india. do you think india is going to cave to u. s. pressure to stop all big military deals with the kremlin is n