we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. here at the faculty at the department of international relations with 2014 to this day, when i decided e to go back through the trial on a permanent basis. yes, uh , getting a job according to the plan is easy and before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work as a translator, uh, for a construction company and have not yet found out about the vacancy. there was only zero. five, probably, and surprise. when i found out, i was in germany, uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated here, they said graduate school, dafi since we know you. well, you know, it's 0.5 first you need a trial period. and then we'll see. i left everything i came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. it can be said that i work stably calmly with the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998, i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there it studied one year further. e at the faculty of translation

we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. een working here at the faculty precisely at the department of international relations since 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return siri court on a permanent basis. yes, uh , getting a job was not easy even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work as a uh translator, uh construction company and have not yet found out about vacancy. there was only zero. five, probably, and surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated here, they said graduate school, dafi since we know you. well, you know, this is 0.5 first you need a trial period. and then we'll see, i dropped everything, i came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. it can be said that i work stably calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there it studied one year further. e at the faculty of translation, in

we are located at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. have been working here at the faculty precisely at the department of international relations since 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return siri court on a permanent basis. yes, uh , getting a job was not easy even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work. uh translator. uh construction companies and has not yet found out about the vacancy. there was only zero. five, probably, and surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated here, they said graduate school, dafi since we know you. well, you know, this is 0.5 first you need a trial period. and then we'll see, i dropped everything, i came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. it can be said that i work stably calmly with the department international relations, when he came here in 1998, he immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there it studied one year further. e at the faculty of transl

that in belarus there is a specialty called international relations, as i found out, i called my dad and i’ll tell you. papa please let me study at the faculty ofnational relations, and he agreed. he says son. do what you want, the main thing is to get a good education. unfortunately, then i knew little and knew nothing at all, except that my brother studied here. well, uh, and i didn’t even know a single word, but i just knew that they eat belarus. uh, potatoes a lot of potatoes. here's a bunch. for me it was e. the first thing i learned about belarus when i came here, really. i was scared to go. i came to a young foreign country and well, let's put it this way. you see, after the collapse of the ussr, the situation in all the republics was unstable, so we were very afraid , worried if, for example, they would interfere with our lives, it was completely different, maybe, well, i was lucky. at least so far. i have been living in belarus for 25 years yes, no one perceived me as a stranger, in fact, on the contrary, when they knew that i was from syria, uh, i was immediately treated by everyone, uh, peacefully supported. oh, what a fine fellow yo

this is the faculty of international relations training and the home of these my favorite places.to a foreign country and do not speak the language of the country it presents difficulties for any person, especially for students and as you know in syria we only study english french and arabic, that is, i i did not know a single word in russian. it was very difficult. russian is not one of the simplest easy languages. i would say thanks to our teacher, if my memory does not change minaevna, firstly, a wonderful person and wonderful teachers. she taught us russian and scolded us in a good way when we didn't do our homework or when we spoke arabic. from here in russian, only this helped us a lot. and believe me, after a while. yes, we all spoke russian, father. wanted me send to australia there, we have a lot of relatives. mom was very afraid to let me go there, because far away she said no to her brother there i would be calmer. e, all the more so, he has been studying for 2 years to put on high clothes about belarus, i won’t worry, because if you go to australia i studied for almost

we are all its graduates from the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university right there we got to know each other, and that's why now we 've come together to have a good time, okay? i understand that you often participate in various intellectual games. yes, where you need to think about answering various questions. come and so on. here we often go there, and it is defeated in different ways. the top result was first place ever first no. yes , i hope you find it useful today. and it will most likely come in handy. and today i don’t know if there will be questions with shifters, but we’ll see, good luck to your team. thanks that came to meet the teams. let's get acquainted with the rules that at the tower in short we will have three rounds in each round i will ask questions to the teams the teams will answer them for me answer correctly earn points answer incorrectly go here to the center of the site build a tower each round will last either 10 minutes or until the towers collapse. the tower falls, the team that drops the tower loses all points earned throughou

what is happening with international relations in the modern world fedor aleksandrovich lukyanov, international observer andrey andreevich sheshentsov to the kants of the facultyrelations hero. i am vladimir igorievna, we continue andrey andreevich when you talk about the school of realism. yes, there are other schools, but some kind of productive dialogue is possible between them, and how practical it is for real diplomacy. i believe more meaningful for real diplomacy. this is the experience of the national experience of the experience and individuals of existence in the international environment that is given to them. in reality, we observed a lot of experiments in the nineties and 2000s, especially from small countries that recently gained independence, who tried to import foreign policy along with sometimes diaspora textbook professors, there the individual caucasian republics suddenly presented themselves as some kind of small western european country with a different neighborhood zone with a different economic environment, with different security threats and tried to behave somehow differently. yes, countries invent themselves in their own circumstances,

happening with international relations fyodor aleksandrovich lukyanov , international observer andrey andreyevich sushentsov. historian political scientist of the house of culture of the faculty of international relations of mgimo i am vladimir legoid. hello gentlemen. hello there is such a thing as a historical distance and it is customary to speak so a little academically looking up that until some time has passed it is very difficult to assess the situation in which you find yourself. how much is the law. as far as the lack of historical distance. today it allows us to answer the question that i boldly put in the title of our podcast. what is happening with international relations? it seems to me that the historical distance, uh, allows you to look just different but that doesn't mean being. e inside the process it is impossible to analyze it. uh, another thing is that, well, as they say, uh, the inhabitants of the roman empire of the era of its collapse have no idea that it is disintegrating the ancient greeks, they did not know that they were ancient. and even the participants of the first world war. they didn’t know that it was called world then, and therefore, of cours

we are all his graduates from the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, like, therefore , honestly, we came together to have a good time . i understand that you often participate in various intellectual games. where do you need to think reply. dayne questions and so on. here we often go there, and when you win the top result was the first place, sometime there is no first. yes, i hope you find it useful today. and it will most likely come in handy. and today i don’t know if there will be questions with shifters, but we’ll see, good luck to your team. thank you for coming. we got to know the teams. let's get acquainted with the rules of the show tower in brief we will have three rounds in each round i will ask questions to the teams the teams will answer them for me answer correctly earn points answer incorrectly go here to the center of the site build a tower each round will last either 10 minutes or until the tower collapses. the tower falls, the team that drops the tower loses all points earned throughout the game. be careful. i wish you good luck. we

we are all its graduates from the faculty of international relations of bsu, that's where we met, andwe've come together to have a good time, okay? i understand that you often participate in various intellectual games. where do you need to think. answer questions and so on. here we are there we often go, a is defeated in different ways. the top result was the first ever first place. no, i hope you find it useful today. and it will most likely come in handy. and today i don’t know if there will be questions with shifters, but we’ll see, good luck to your team. thank you for coming. we got to know the teams. let's get acquainted with the rules that at the tower in short we will have three rounds in each round i will ask questions to the teams the teams will answer them to me answer correctly earn points answer incorrectly go here in center of the site to build a tower each round will last either 10 minutes or until the tower collapses. the tower falls, the team that drops the tower loses all points earned throughout the game. be careful. i wish you good luck as we begin our first tour.

students here in the sixth sector we have former wise men now students of the moscow state institute, international relations facultyns in the original teaching of the ostrov secondary educational school of the kostroma region. pay attention to the wonderful city. soldiers during the russo-japanese war of 1905, or maybe 4? killed in the russo-japanese war quite right, you see the reserve warrior 214 moksha infantry regiment, but i think the order can go further immediately. thank you how does the final part of the trilogy of torment end? where are our heroes? and who are they listening to? anna sotnikova, the city of efremov, tula region, the trilogy of going through the torments ends with the fact that the heroes all listen to rzhanovsky’s speech together, as he announces the goro electrification plan, and telegin talks about how we want to work for the good of the fatherland as soon as possible, and roshchin, well, talks about that our sufferings were not in vain. of course, big, and sprouted wrong said roshchin, i thought with my own eyes, he sat looking at lenin and he said someday a film will be made, and us i

and here is my assistant , a third-year student of the faculty of international relations of the university, the guimon of natalia fomenko, the winner of the twenty-eighth season tv olympiad and smart girls and smart girls before this winner of the absolute regional finals. in saratov are invited lost near did not save resting on the penalty. you don't need to go there anymore, okay? irkutsk lost the prologue in the quarterfinals and won on the red carpet in the semifinals again won the prologue chose the yellow carpet. remember? yes , although i tried to dissuade me, i need to go around yellow, i didn’t listen, well, siberians, irkutsk dmitry petrovsky probably from saratov from saratov, she is already in the final too. that's the story. you us for the first time your honor, therefore. just in case , he said that we always start with a prologue in a prologue, only one competition. this is a contest of eloquence. 15 minutes before the start of the competition. i approached the participants and said that our future largely depends on how the national projects will be implemented. russian fed

faculties are in your museum? i would say specialties. eh, the most demanded is the specialty in our country. uh, well, for example, uh, the legal sense of the law faculty of the faculty of international relationsthe specialty is - for example, uh, oriental philology. that is, where, in general, it is possible, well , to realize oneself, it is called a professional question. i know that you have a reduction in recruitment, nafag among journalists. there is some opinion that hmm, over the past few, maybe even a decade , the profession has been de-sacred, that is , journalists, anyone can take pictures of themselves on the phone, tell. and so. well, i'm talking about this professional society. and uh, we kind of discussed a lot and talked about what is possible, reducing the number people entering the faculty or just a quota of this one, it will lead to the fact that it will select the best and, accordingly, professions. indeed, he will again find this sacred story. you know, like, here, how to recruit a 20 almost artificially 100 people and, accordingly, we need to recruit better, and the task is to create highly qualified professionals. that's with the fact that they are in demand, they are in

faculties will we be in yours? i would say specialties. eh, the most demanded is the specialty in our country. uh, well, for example, the legal sense of the law faculty of the faculty of international relationsuh, oriental philology. that is , where, in general, it is possible, well, to realize a professional question. i know that you have a reduction in recruitment, a narfak among journalists. there is some opinion that hmm over the past few, maybe even a decade, the profession, but sacralized, that is, journalists, can become anyone filming themselves on the phone, tell me, and that's it. well, i 'm talking about this professional society. and so, uh, we kind of discussed and talked a lot about the fact that it is possible to reduce the number of people entering the farfak or just quotas for this one, it will lead to the fact that it will select the best and, accordingly, professions. indeed, he will again find this sacred story. you know, like, here, as if it were almost artificial to recruit 100 people a 20 and, accordingly, it is necessary to recruit better, and the task is precisely to create highly qualified professionals. that 's with the fact that they are in demand , they are in de

have international journalism there elena evgenievna yusupovaru secretary of the panel of judges marina knyazeva and my assistant she tests a third-year student of the faculty of international relationst universities. his name is her natalya understandably. okay nurzhanova, the city of bratsk, irkutsk region on the penalty area, this is where this wonderful reward points. vladikavkaz republic of north ossetia alania quarter-finals won on the red carpet in the semi-finals won the prologue and lost on the red carpet. the twin was sent to rest on the penalty box. and when he was released in the stands, he also earned two points, but he needs to be allowed to win back, we will win back everything. for the first time 15 minutes before the start of the competition and said the following is our future. but look at the topic. studying at school in a university should be comfortable. hello dear areopak and dear yuri pavlovich knowledge is the most important value in a person's life, because by gaining knowledge, we can make a great discovery and help our homeland , there are universities and schools for this. and if each of us is comfortable studying there, then everyone will have the opportu

well, if she did not buy, like some, the faculty of international relations of the lviv commercial academy. how do you like this method of recruiting? well, we have already taken ordinary actors into power, now you can based on actors, well, start with the local authorities, for example, look at the porn of actors - they are also actors. only they have a specific genre. that's all , but they also play. they also have stage skills. they also have drama. they also have comedy. they also have all that. that's right, but i'm just saying a specific genre, that's why there can be outstanding people and actors, outstanding people, there are quite a lot of us, we know actors of outstanding people who went into politics and became, well , really cool politicians like reagan , the schwarzeneggers, something else, or something else that lina every time a deputy started it in italy, the uniform is an actress, yes, okay, it’s okay, it’s okay, i’m saying that i didn’t see anything wrong with it. there are actors involved in politics. it’s all normal, because the specialty is politics. yes, it’s not taug

thank you, i graduated from the faculty of international relations of st.g state university, now i work software quality engineer free time. i love fixing bikes. i watch football and grow cacti and play my game. for the first time, thanks to the gaming table , yuri chudinovskikh, a social worker from kirov, is playing today. i play my game in the ninety -fourth year of the last century. so, six times individually lost once as part of the team in the last four pregnant games. we won. i graduated from the then leningrad university in my hobbies, detectives, detective series with subtitles and a little english italian football. well and books you will like our today's topics. i assure you. yayu now is the time to turn our attention to our main monitor. here are the topics of our today's game, as always , wonderful topics for you dear players , for you, dear viewers, we are starting the first round. first round here is his theme palaces two, if you can archeology. and wife stories about sherlock holmes and fauna andrey choose fauna 300 dig a shelter and in the

about what is happening with international relations in the modern world fyodor aleksandrovich lukyanov, international observer andrey andreevich sushentsov , dean of the faculty of international relations, gemoy. i am vladimir gogol. we often talk about how, here in this new emerging system of international relations. what is the place of russia or what there should be a place for russia, as theologians would say, but in fact i want to ask you what it should not be instead of who we definitely should not become. here in this new one, folding with them. we cannot become a power of order. we are in the current border, as a country has existed since about the period of peter i. but here we are, as a large large state, a large center of gravity in the north of eurasia, must be in the top three of the top five, and the world powers must remain subject in the struggle of these great countries. we roughly understand how demographics will develop until the middle of the century, how will economic trends look like uh? we hope more or less predictable, now the policy will line up on the horizon there are styles or two russia must retain subjectivity. it must be a strat

of international relations. george arbatov. i decided back in 43, when i commanded a mortar division, then the first faculty of international relations moscow , they wrote about it in the news, he read it and after the war he entered, then he was engaged in scientific activities in real politics, he ended up in the sixty-fourth after the caribbean crisis, when the two superpowers of the ussr and the usa were on the brink of nuclear war, the central committee created a group of consultants that arbatov led this kind of revolution in consciousness, because at that time it was believed that the opponents of the opponents were enemies. strictly speaking, you don't need to know, you don't need to study them, you need to fight against them and the emergence of a separate scientific school. these are qualitative changes in those approaches that, by definition, should always be. wait for the professional foreign policy of the sixty-seventh arbat created the institute of the usa and canada is a unique research center where there was no ideology, only an analytical approach. i would say that this is the presence of the enemy. after the second

and here they are yes faculty of international relations reported, then here, as if we were also interviewed together with the commission. we talked, i’m talking about what, now i’m returning to universities that they choose consciously, so kirill , you touched on the topic of what it means in the morning he was going to be a medic and then a military man. yes, and in connection with this. well, you know, too, some such a certain one. we had a reputation, did n't we? something they say, that's all the power universities will go already. well, then, when, uh , the situation hasn’t gone anywhere else, in theory, how it should change, that is, maxim borisovich , you are waiting for more, or something quality applicants are more motivated. maybe there will be fewer, but better. yes, absolutely right. you are talking about what we looked at carefully. this is the system that was previously and was fully supported by all the proposals that came to us from the ministry of education within the framework of the new system, the system for entering the military academy, and . today it was already said

tarik oguzlu, professor of international relations and dean of the faculty of science and arts at istanbul aydin university. thank you so much for joining us. how much has nationalism turned out to be a defining factor in this election cycle? >> i think it is the key issue of this process because in the first round the president used this ideology quite successfully. at the end of the day we see the results. [indiscernible] nationalism has become very much adopted. erdogan has proved he is a master politician. the core issue in this runoff concerns the immigration issue. mohammed: i will get back to you about what you wear a dress and in regards to kemal kilicdaroglu and the fact that he has aligned himself with the nationalist figures. the nationalist hard-line candidate sinan ogan received 5.2% of the votes in the first round and he has now endorsed president erdogan. do you believe his endorsers well follow his lead? >> i think it is an open-ended question. none of us can be sure. he was saying there was something wrong with erdogan's policies. he was supported by other parties. it has

my assistant natalia fomenko is a third-year student of the faculty of international relations at the went to the second stage. on the green lanes with one lost the prologue. answered correctly twice, and then viktoria mikhailova from kosterevo but on the podium arthur

of international relations. he teaches international relations. at the facultyctarian, this is his sect, which you say, what can not be corrected. he brings what to the students. he raises no historians. what kind of politicians of russia's international relations do i have? there is a very simple thing. if a person gave out like this. well, that is, he, firstly, he himself. well, i say yes again. well, that's blasphemy, yes, a young guy died boy, made his choice. no one forced him, no one went on his own. unfortunately died. uh, apparently the guy was a very smart one, probably, uh, it could turn out, good accounting. yes. well, he died everything, well, sadness happened. and people decided to honor his memory. er, well, there's a fine rule. yes, when we have a funeral , they usually do not appear fools who have some scores at the top of their lungs. yes, they don’t speak out now, of course, they started speaking out about fedor a year ago. the university sits and is silent no-no. i really have questions. i've written out, in fact, the director of the institute

thank you very much, dear friends, fedorov international observers andrey shushentsov deans. faculty, there is a hero of international relationsdimir berry. we gathered today to think about what is happening with international relations. thank you hello this is a podcast of the psyche, where i am a journalist, natalya loseva and my co-host , clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors, unravel the labyrinths of psychological problems of tasks. well, different here are some of our beautiful zakovyk heroes. today we will talk about the divorce of our heroine, the famous singer natalya vlasova also experienced a divorce 5 years ago. i went through a very difficult divorce. the most tragic painful situation in my life. e. it seemed to me that everything just collapsed, that is, all life stopped at the moment. i believe that it was the most correct thing that heaven could send for an amazing one moment, you know, remained. for example, i can drive up to the house where we lived for 15 years, right? and suddenly, and it's completely uncontrollable, i start sob. just here it is. i just get hysterical. thi

with a gold medal, and then the institute of international relations , international business and business administration. during my studies, i became miss faculty, then miss institute, and then miss international relations i speak english. french italian and spanish, although spanish is worse than the master of sports in archery, and i also have a black belt in karate, i'm fond of. you can join some social movement or even join a party in a party. in which communist party and this why no , my parents told me that before they didn’t let me go abroad without sports. now they don't get married. a lady party is one of the options on the path of finding a husband, if you go the other way, then you don't need to join a party. in some other way, for example, along the path of a healthy lifestyle. first, it's fashionable. secondly, these are not limited dating opportunities. well, how is it? at all? you can get acquainted after 40 km, then in general you can think, but you don’t need to get acquainted with anyone, it’s enough to order a cheerful one for yourself. you can even with a phone number or email address. you think, of course, this is a proven

oh, is lou professor of international relations and the dean of the faculty of science and arts at assemble. i didn't university a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. sorry, let me start with you today. i'm how much has nationalism turned out to be a defining factor in this election cycle? i think that's the key issue of this process. i think within the 1st shop of the election is the all of us remember quite clearly you have to on the team. but this is an issue as this, and i do all these you quite efficient this successfully. but it's the shuttle was somehow quite steep on this point. so he puts you a very much light and they come to the base at the g. but at the end of the day, we have seen the results supporting the extreme. they should let us be. scores of a foot board are gone. this far could be settled on the way to the donald has shifted supp, coach to the nation. that isn't very much talking about the idea that if i come to the presidency, i put on tea that this arrival of the state will be issued. i will deal with the problem of exempti

i am randall henning, i serve as the faculty chair of the international economic relations program, and in dean absence is my post to welcome you to the beautiful s.i.s. atrium for our special event, global trade, the global commons and geopolitics, opening observation introduce our two speakers and ventured over to them for the conversation. this event is organized by the school of international service is international economic relations program as a celebration of the inauguration, this academic year, of its two new masters degrees. these degrees combine study in international trade and finance, political economy, and research methods to place students in international organizations similar to the world trade organization, in government agencies and the private sector. the second of these are two degrees is a s.t.e.m. degree of which i am in particularly of its innovations. this particular event is the firstof of what we foresee as an annual series on global economic governance. our guest speakers as you know are deadly tl director general doctor ngozi okonjo-iweala and university pr

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graduate of the faculty of law, an excellent student with a red diploma and just a beauty before euromaidan dreamed of a diplomatic career. i entered the department of international relationstional university, but there was not enough money for a second higher education. i went to the stewardess net due to the fact that i would pay for my education, after all, my king was. i really wanted to be a diplomat, so anna ended up in flight attendant courses, and there she was with her hands i was torn off for the position of a dardessa of the royal jordanian airlines and they said that i had a very beautiful smile. so they took me for my smile. then she had to spin like squirrels in a wheel, international flights of the session at donetsk university with new international flights, and then euromaidan was staged in kiev. i will never forget, just as i was sitting in the office and we were watching tv and the events began tragically. uh, the maidan that destroyed its former normal ukraine. ukraine burned down in the fire of the coup d'état, when instigated by america, the militants killed the unarmed berkut on the air, and when bert's guys started trying to beat them with chains ,

of international relations. george arbatov. i decided back in forty-three, when i commanded mortar division, then the first faculty in internationaly wrote about it in the news, he read and after the war entered, then engaged in scientific activities, he got into real politics in the sixty-fourth after the caribbean crisis, when the two superpowers of the ussr and the usa were on the verge of a nuclear war, the central committee created a group of consultants that arbatov led this kind of a revolution in consciousness, because at that time it was believed that opponents of opponents were enemies. actually speaking, no need to know unnecessary to study with them. need to fight sixty-seventh. arbat created the institute of the usa and canada , a unique research center where there was no ideology, only an analytical approach. i would say that this is the presence of the enemy. after the second world war, it became an absolutely essential component of american foreign policy as well. even many internal political institutions. this building near the arbat has never been conspicuous, a discreet sign in progress from the end, but it was

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