, where is dostoyevsky in africa, ugh, and the question is very simple, the answer is very simple: dostoyevskycan language becomes african dostoyevsky, do you understand? dostoevsky, which is translated into ukrainian, becomes ukrainian dostoevsky, i am not saying that he must necessarily be popular or something else, but he functions in this culture, of course you can talk about his toxicity, ugh, very important, that is, that is exactly the question chigol ukrainian or russian? he who best interprets, he who best inherits, that it is better to make films about based on, you see, it is very important, that is, it is, because it is again, it is izda on a bicycle, it is not me, which means it is already ready, that we have it ready naked in ukrainian or russian, it is necessary to interpret, we have no doubt that before shevchenko, no doubt, but we have a lot of figures who are so-called liminal, they belong to two cultures at the same time, and we have to fight for them, i think that many of them have to be fought for, maybe not we have to fight with dostoevsky. do not know, although i believe

, where in africa is dostoyevsky? the question is very simple, the answer is very simple: dostoevsky translated into any african language becomes african dostoevsky, you understand? dostoevsky, which translated from the ukrainian language into ukrainian dostoyevsky. i'm not saying it's necessarily popular or anything, but it functions in this culture. of course, we can talk about its toxicity, ugh, it’s very important, that is, the question is whether it ’s ukrainian or russian, the one who interprets it better, the one who inherits it better, the one who better makes films based on yagoli, you see, it’s very important it is, that is, it is, because it is again, it is on a bicycle, it is not, which means it is already ready, that we have it ready it is ukrainian or russian, it must be interpreted, we have no doubts about shevchenko, without a doubt, but we have a lot of figures who are the so-called... they belong to two cultures at the same time, and we have to fight for them, i believe that many for you have to figh

of thinking, and he once told this during a discussion, you know, whether there is a ukrainian dostoyevskyd this discussion also had such, then i found out whether the same discussion was already real, whether there are african dostoevsky, where in africa is dostoevsky, uh, and the question is very simple , the answer is very simple, dostoevsky translated into any african language becomes african dostoevsky, you understand, dostoevsky, which is translated into ukrainian language becomes ukrainian dostoevsky, i am not saying that he must must be. popular or something else, but it functions in this culture, of course, we can talk about its toxicity, ugh, very important, that is , the very question, whether the gogule is ukrainian or russian, the one who interprets better, the one whoever inherits better, he better make films about gogol based on it, you see, it is very important, that is, it is, because it is again, it is izda on a bicycle, it is not, which means it is already ready, that we are ready for you, gogol ukrainian or russian, it is necessary to interpret, we have no doubt that be

but do new, fresh newbie actors still want to be doing shakespeare and dostoyevsky, or does thatjustbit old and fusty and maybe too white, or certainly not diverse? sort of like the canon. there's certainly a range of views on that. i mean, some people don't want to do any of that. and i think rada is going through a process of sort of decolonising the curriculum where a lot of that, some of that older stuff is it's just not necessary any more. um, i visited the school a couple of weeks ago, and it was wonderful to see, you know, because 40% of the students that gain admission now are black or mixed heritage, which is fantastic. and that that wasn't in my day. um, so, and it's great to see that the school is catering for that new demographic. so there was a play that had been written by one of the teachers, which was sort of set, in london. but it was about this, you know, a black family and the father coming home. and it was wonderful to see that, and wonderful to see them not having to do rp or not having to sort of change there, being their true authentic selves. and i think that'

well, unfortunately, putin does not read books, except for ivan ilyin and maybe dostoyevsky, but, assay, god is with them. well, let's go back to our great geopolitics. yes, the chinese prime minister is visiting the russian federation and is going to belarus, right? and we understand that his programs will be quite different. yes, you are very correct in noting that belarus is to some extent like that. geopolitical aircraft carrier, so let's formulate and understand that chinese interests and chinese appetites, and chinese visions regarding belarus, they may differ from moscow's wishes, and accordingly, in your opinion, what could lead to the chinese, or can lead to the chinese prime prime minister lician to minsk, we understand that the people's republic of china is one of the guarantors of the stability of the regime. lukashenko, whose head has not yet been bitten off by the kremlin, only thanks to china. lukashenko very much relies on china, and it is important for china to have belarus under its influence, under control, primarily as a transit hub, both now and in the future, be

russian language and literature, who there loved pushkin with all their heart and soul. .. and that dostoyevskybegan to teach children the ukrainian language and ukrainian literature, often knowing it poorly themselves, understanding and by and large disliking that literature and even the language, and it also had its own bad effect, so how to carry out that reform, or enough such priests who there are those who are pro-ukrainian, who are pro-western, after all, pro-european, who are determined for something better. ukraine, its modernization, whether such a number of people is sufficient, whether the zaporizhia orthodox church, for example, can become a kind of spiritual, spiritual mentor for generations of ukrainians, the number of priests, this question should be asked to their personnel department, or whatever it is called, i don't a specialist in these matters, but he must have the support of both the community and the local community. authorities, we support the ukrainian church, ukrainian the greek-catholic church, the orthodox church of ukraine, if there is no question, we will support

state, well , that is, this is the true face of russians, not what you read there in chekhov and dostoyevskywell, and one more important point, we also need to raise the stakes, because look... putin is constantly raising them, there he includes nuclear threats, a nuclear threat, that we have a nuclear let's drop a bomb on one or the other, let's go it was also necessary to raise them, and it was also such a game, by the way, western analysts are writing to approach the future negotiations and say: look, we have the territory of the kurdish region, maybe there will be some exchange for some territory similar, for example, the south of ukraine, which is also, unfortunately, under occupation, well, let's see what it leads to, again, look, i don't want to say anything superfluous, and i wish only one thing, great success to mr. syrskyi and all those to our forces that are engaged in kurdish direction, i can say that excellent forces are engaged there, all our glorious brigades, which have shown themselves admirably during the 11 years of war, excellent forces are marching on russian territory.

sorosyan, not what you read there from chekhov and dostoyevsky.ant point, we also need to raise rates, because look, putin is constantly raising them, including them there. nuclear threats, a nuclear threat that we will throw a nuclear bomb at one or another, well, we also had to raise them, and it was also such a game, by the way, western analysts are already writing to approach the future negotiations and say : look, we have the territory of the kursk region, maybe there will be some exchange for some a similar territory, for example, there is the south of ukraine, which is also, unfortunately, under occupation, well... let's see what this leads to, again, look, i don't want to say anything superfluous, and i wish only one thing: great success to mr. syrskyi and to all our forces that are involved in the kurdish direction, i can say that excellent forces are involved there, all our glorious brigades, which have shown themselves excellently during 11 years of war, excellent forces are on the territory of the russian federation, but against this b

i mean, you know, neither of us are dostoyevsky, but it's it's it's we're a little more upbeat than dust house. yeah. you anyway. yeah, but it's but it's a tremendous, important and beautifully written book that very much belongs on the of important things that have been written about this most of all topics i'm going to play that i'm going to have i'm going to stipulate a couple of things as. we start here, at least for our conversation, can bring them up later as we turn questions. but one of them is i'm going to stipulate we're in an extraordinary amount of trouble on climate. we're not going to talk about that too much. suffice it to say that it was 122 degrees fahrenheit in new delhi, which is a city of 35 million that mexico city is a few weeks away from running out of water because the greatest heat wave ever experienced is parked over that third or fourth biggest city in the world for weeks now, the ocean temperatures in the atlantic are two degrees higher than we're used seeing them two degrees celsius which means the potential for a hurricane season like we've never seen before