complete this process, i will learn more here than when i go home, because we are at the faculty of international relations i have been working here as a faculty member at the department of international relations from 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return to the court series permanently. yes, uh, getting a job was not easy even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work as a translator for a construction company and have not yet found out about the vacancy. there was only zero here. five, probably, and to 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 from graduate school here, they told dafi once. we know you, but you understand, this is 0.5, first you need a probationary period. and then let's see, i left everything and came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. we can say that i work steadily and calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there he studied one year further. e at t

we we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. n working here at the faculty at the department of international relations since 2014 to this day, when i decided to come back here permanently. 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 finished my graduate school here, they said to daffy again. we know you, but you understand, 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 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 transla

i congratulate you and the faculty of international relations on this anniversary. have everything to thank you for. thank you. 30 seconds ideal time limit please. hello dear areapack. hello yuri pavlovich andrey andreevich, this year the faculty of international relations celebrates a major anniversary and 80 years, and does this a year before the university. i believe that this is no coincidence, because international relations largely determine the country’s position in the modern world, considering that under your with sensitive leadership, the faculty of international relations will be able to produce many talented diplomats who will strengthen the position of the russian federation in the international arena. i have all 28 seconds please good afternoon dear leopark, good afternoon dear yuri pavlovich as we all know in 1943, a decree was signed on the establishment of the faculty of international relations on the basis of moscow state university. over its eighty-year history, the faculty has produced a large number of highly qualified specialists who are politic

we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. ve been working here at the faculty, namely at the department of international relations since 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return from the court service permanently. yes, it was not easy to get a job even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work. uh translator, uh construction company and haven't found out yet 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 my

now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, where i am a, i really like studying at the faculty of international relations, and since this is the specialty of my dreams, and i also want to work in my specialty, so everything is interesting for me , teach, study, we have a lot of different interesting subjects related to diplomacy, we also study languages, and of course for me this is a big plus in the future and all this will go into my knowledge base, back in the eighth grade i wanted to work in a government agency, and one day i heard somewhere the word diplomat, and i became very interested , what kind of word is diplomat? , and after that they become a consul, an ambassador they work at the ministry of foreign affairs, where they are sent to work abroad, and this became very interesting to me when i had just arrived and arrived to fill out the documents, and the documents were being drawn up at the fmo on the fourth floor, before i even came in, i... they said that this is this fmo , i took a closer look and said, what a beautiful build

i am a student of the faculty of international relations, the direction is not audible, or something,e me, but i am a student of the faculty of international relations of the directions of foreign regional studies. i will also be an expert on japanese politics and in this regard. i would like to ask a question, what kind of relationship do you see with japan in the next 4 years and how much demand will be for the profession of orientalist in japanese studies in the ministry of foreign affairs, i am afraid of being left without work about the profession of orientalist. there is no doubt, and now we have high knowledge mgimo is also gaining a second wind . eh, and here the prospects are very good. as regards japan specifically, well , it is one of the few countries that fall out of the general perspective of building up our strategic cooperation. because he made the decision to follow blindly and stupidly. forgive me for this word in line with the policy of the united states in line with politics. e, not even containment of russia, but simply an aggressive attack on russia in all sphere

in addition to the fact that i study at the faculty of international relations, i am also the chairmanis organization is called the community council. this is an organization for each of them with their own view of belarus. the belarusian people are generally very hospitable, good-natured people who enjoy communicating. watch on the tv channel belarus 24. they connected their lives with the countryside and realized ideas that few people around them believed in at first. i don’t like the partnership that is located near minsk, that is, it is six acres of land. i wanted more space and more, as it were, fresh air, away from the shadows. heroes of the project about life in the belarusian outback. does this grow here, producing about 150 tons of wheat and rapeseed? yes, of course, this is very difficult to believe, the numbers are simply threatening. they will offer the presenter to master a new activity that is unusual for the townspeople. will three tasks be ready for you? i've arrived, first thing the test is to climb up here. i’m sitting high, i’m looking far away, it’s great, 20 monste

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 ofations, and he agreed. he says whatever 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. here uh. and i don't even know a single word, but just now i knew that belarus eat. uh, potatoes, lots of potatoes. here he eats. for me, it was, uh, 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 not stable, 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, no one has me perceived as a stranger in fact, on the contrary, when they knew that i was from syria, uh, right away. treated me to everyone. uh, tolerant. eh, peacefully supported. oh, what a fine fellow you are,

now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, where i am studyingating this year. i really enjoy studying at fmo. eh, since this is the specialty of my dreams and i also want to work in my specialty, so for me everything is interesting to learn, study, and be interested. here we have a lot of different interesting subjects related to diplomacy. this is how we study languages. so, of course, this is a big plus for me in the future and it will all go into my piggy bank. knowledge back in the eighth class. i wanted to work with a government agency and one day i heard the word diploma somewhere. and i became very interested. well, what kind of word is diplomat? i began to be interested in studying and i realized that diplomats are those people who, well, first of all, study in the specialty of international relations. yes, this is one of them and after that they become a consul and ambassador to work in the ministry of foreign affairs, where they are sent to work abroad. and this became very interesting to me when i had just arrived and arrived to regis

yes, my favorite job is the faculty of international relations. house this is my favorite place. now belarusians know how to do it everywhere? well, let’s say belarus knows everything about their natural culture. everything is beautiful here. everything is. that’s why it was for this reason that i personally arranged everything to live in belarus; i don’t regret anything. i can now, well, it’s like my native city, first of all, a small beautiful city, and i know everything, where everything is, and people could have already divulged everything and people started refers to not dark skin nothing no skin. i don’t play anymore, not at all. that is, i feel free to myself, when i walk between belarus, i don’t feel that he will insult me ​​or what, there is no such thing there anymore. i am happy about this and it has become like my hometown. its history, its nature, its culture. and her generosity. you will feel it once and never forget it again. everything here is for real. what steps have been taken to implement the sustainable development goal at the

now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, where i am ahis year. i really enjoy studying at fmo. ah, since this is the specialty of my dreams and i also want to work in my specialty, so for me everything is interesting, learning to study and being interested. here we have a lot of different interesting subjects related to thermomatics. we study languages ​​for him too. so, of course, for me this is a big plus for the future. and all this will go into my piggy bank. knowledge back in the eighth grade. i wanted to work in a government agency and be somehow different. i heard the word diplomat somewhere. and i became very interested. well, what kind of word is diplomat? i began to be interested in studying the type and then i realized that diplomats. these are the people who, well , first of all, study in the specialty of international relations. yes, this is one of the directions and after that they become a consul and ambassador to work in the ministry of foreign affairs, where they are sent to work abroad, and this became very interesting

in addition to the fact that i am studying at the faculty of international relations, i am also the chairmaned the community council, it is an organization for foreign students of the belarusian state university, each of them has their own view of belarus. the belarusian people are generally very hospitable, good-natured people who enjoy communicating. look at tv channel belarus 24. they are dedicated to their work. i fully understand that i have a certain level of navat . there it is, because for me the museum is like a monastery, i’m going to take care of exactly what, well, first of all , it’s dear to me, and in my opinion, it’s dear and important. to other people, my childhood was spent in paris sport , which grew into youth, well, it already turns out that i have been here for half a century in my favorite sport, we are ready to share knowledge, my name is sergey morozov, i am the senior coach of the national sailing team, now athletes follow similar courses, it is called fordvent to show one day from their life , an important element of the museum’s work is stated: our main wealth is i

now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, where i studyal, belarusian education, as it seemed to me , is one of the best, because here there are very demanding teachers who demand from you. so that you become one of the best in your business. we arrived at my favorite belarusian state medical university, where i study; the clinical and theoretical base is simply enormous, the teaching staff is simply wonderful, this is actually very important for a future doctor. here i will get one of the best education, i will of course go to work further in my specialty. watch the project glance at belarus on the belarus 20 tv channel. i am a multiple world champion, i gave all my strength in order to adequately represent my country in international arenas, i would like to wish all of us, belarusians, to live in a creative world, i was young, small, perky. boy, a lot of energy, his parents understood that he needed to direct this energy somewhere, so they put him into sports, at that time it was tekwandor, and then he probably practiced takwando until h

passenger headed to the entrance , but the driver, a nineteen-year-old student of the faculty of international relationsot stop trying to get paid. as a result, the dialogue escalated into a conflict with the use of pepper spray. write to me in support, i don’t want to, i don’t want to either, go, i don’t want to, with a disoriented client atiya tried to take the phone and escape from the place, but the passenger did not give up so easily, he chased the driver, a fight broke out near the car, atiya tried to leave, but it was not immediately possible to do this with the client hanging on the door. then atiya crashed into another car, after which he seemed to come to his senses, returned his phone to the client, drove away, the victim was hospitalized, and the driver was detained. it turned out that atiyeh managed to commit a crime 2 days after he got a job in a taxi. instead of classes , the student was eventually taken to court to be elected preventive measures, where the lawyer and the translator tried to explain to him what was happening, ate nodded approvingly, and then stated that he did not admit h

movement, by the way, karina knyazeva, but my assistant, a fourth-year student at the faculty of international relations, gimo university, her name is natalia flomenko, well, from saratov. all princes, the city of slobodskaya, kirov region, daniil eremin, rybensk, and alena mokarchan are invited. kostroma, all the absolute winners of their regions, your honor, this is not the first time you have visited us, you know that 15 minutes before the start of our competition, i approach the participants and give them a topic for eloquent speech , i hope paraphrasing lomonosov took over this risk. the theme is as follows: history must then be taught so that it puts memory in order. in everything i beg. hello, dear aripak. hello, yuri pavlovich. lamonosov once said that mathematics should be taught because it puts the mind in order, and as yuri pavlovich vyazimsky said, history should be taught because it puts memory in order, and indeed, if we taught, if we remembered if we knew how many mistakes we could avoid, the ancients said history is a good teacher, but it has bad students. so let's learn history, thank y

now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, where i studythe teaching staff is simply wonderful, this is really very important for a future doctor. so i received one of the higher educations and of course i will go to work further in my specialty. watch the project a look at belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel . humanity will not survive the emergence of artificial intelligence, because the very concept of man will change forever. we are already seeing... a future in which such a concept as a country, community, team, family, it is absent, remaining in its pseudo-civilized world, for today moment, they are closing the borders from everything traditional, from all those values ​​that we are now positioning from the countries of the east, making it worse only for ourselves, in order for you to understand modernity, you must understand the past, read it, and learn from the mistakes of the past accordingly, markov’s project is nothing personal, only the truth, which is always more interesting than speculation, watch it on the belarus 24 tv chan

in addition to the fact that i am studying at the faculty of international relations, i am also the chairmanr foreign students of the belarusian state university, each of them has their own view of belarus. the belarusian people are generally very hospitable, good-natured people who enjoy communicating. look: so, for me, a museum is like a monastery, i will take care of what is first, dear to me, and secondly, in my opinion, dear and important to other people, my childhood was spent in sailing sports , which grew into youth , and now it’s already getting... that i’ve been here for half a century in my favorite sport, we’re ready to share knowledge, my name is sergey morozov, i’m the senior coach of the national sailing team, now the athletes are coming related courses, called and show one day in your life, an important element of the museum’s work is not only the acquisition of material culture artifacts, but also non-material culture, then side made of folk sayings, abradau, and just this year we can look at the data, speed tests standard for windtra radial from under the meter, eight segme

in addition to the fact that i am studying at the faculty of international relations, i am also the chairmans an organization for foreign students of the belarusian state university, each of them has their own view. the happy earth is in our cuddly hands, our gallant wealth, if we are glad to hell, it is so desired. to create and develop thrifty traditions in the name of shepherding happy future life is important for the skin on the right. and what about life with navakolnymi. kohanni, all sapraudnye happiness. here the meetings are a whole hell of soulful moments and family support. time after time it became hellish to get up at 4 am and still remain so vigorous. i love this popular question: what time do you get up? yes, friends, we get up quite early. and we do it with great, great pleasure. we are essentially lengthening our days, and by and large our lives. true, the day is generally becoming very productive, when you get up at 3:45, i’ll tell you, yes , and most importantly, the company in which this is happening, the company dobraya ranitsa belarus, it seems to me, is ideal, just wond

in addition to the fact that i am studying at the faculty of international relations, i am also the chairman caring hands, is our main wealth. when you feel the joy of what you have achieved, you want to share it. to create and develop, carefully preserving traditions, in the name of a successful happy future, where everyone’s contribution to the common cause is significant, and life with those around you. love, this is true happiness, here there is always warmth from spiritual moments and family views, together at the same table, belarus 24, what unites us. live main news at noon, studio olga kalairova, hello and briefly about the topics of the issue. improvement of agricultural towns.

i am a first-year student at the faculty of international economic relations.would like to thank you for the speech, which was very interesting and informative. and you mentioned. i'm with that's why i had a logical question. and as you know , in 2023, russia presides over the bodies of the eurasian economic union and the main tasks of the country within the union, vladimir vladimirovich putin. i outlined it back in december last year, and among them a special place occupies, and achievements of economic and technological, and independence from the west . please tell me, what do you see as the main challenges for and also which areas of cooperation are there within the organization? a represent the most? promising and priority in the coming years, that is, this direction is determined in the decisions of the eurasian economic union, decisions of the supreme eurasian economic council, and the council of heads of government. they are aimed at, uh, implementing mutually beneficial projects in the most important areas for our countries, and implementing them in suc

leonidovna vartanova dean of the faculty of journalism of moscow university yaroslav lvovich skvortsov dean faculty of international journalism institutes of international relationsood evening. i have a first question for you or a pre-question, how? i call it there is such a stereotype that is unpleasant for our profession that they don’t like journalists, where did it come from and how do you personally feel about it lena in the profession of a journalist there should be questions and quite often uncomfortable questions do not like journalists for inconvenient questions. this is probably the first reason a journalist lives in a very fast world; he doesn’t there is always enough time to prepare well for an interview or some other, and a conversation with your own expert. therefore, sometimes the journalist’s questions are hasty on the surface. this is also an objective second reason. well, the third, probably, is that it is not always easy for journalists to formulate. questions and the journalist what is probably wrong is that quite often he wants to get some given answer, so journalistic questions are the reason for dislike for journalists. i think this is the

now we are at the faculty international relations of the belarusian state university, where i study,d from you that you become. one of the best in our field, we came to my favorite belarusian state medical university, where i study, the clinical base and theoretical base are simply huge, the teaching staff is simply wonderful, this is really very important for future doctor, so i will get one of the best educations, of course i will go to work further in my specialty, watch the project look at belarus, on the tv channel belarus 24. belarus is endless forests, blue rivers, lakes, pristine nature, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off, and also belarus - these are people, and we are revealing their destinies for you. we carry traditions through generations at the same time changing views on familiar things, all this makes the world a better place, we tell you about different people, but they are united by one thing: love for belarus. belarus 24.

vartanova, dean of the faculty of journalism of moscow university, yaroslav lbovich skvartsov, dean of the faculty of international journalism of the institute of international relationsi have a first question for you, or a pre-question, as i call it, there is such an unpleasant stereotype for our profession, about the fact that they don’t like journalists, where he came from and how you personally feel about him, elena. a journalist must ask questions, and quite often uncomfortable questions. doesn't like journalists for asking awkward questions. this is probably the first reason. journalist. lives in a very fast world, and he does not always have enough time to prepare well for an interview or some other conversation with his expert, so sometimes the journalist’s questions are superficial, hasty, this is also an objective second reason, and the third, probably, is something that is not always easy for journalists to articulate. these questions, and the journalist, which is probably wrong, quite often wants to get some kind of given answer, so journalistic questions are the reason for the dislike of journalists, i think that’s the whole point, but this is part of the

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philosophy, what department was i studying in, then it was called the faculty of international information in the department of public relationstment of world literature of culture, but i defended myself in political sciences, but i i realized that after all , i don’t have this dominant academic scientist, i’m not ready to give it all up and leave. i am, after all , a teacher, that is, a popularizer, you know, when i was at school, i remember, we were in yekaterinburg we arrived, went to the faculty of philosophy and we got to a lecture about engels, and i remember what the teacher said , that marx was really a thinker, and engles was such a popularizer, somehow this thought stuck in my head and didn’t in the sense that i compare myself with engels, but i understand that i’m a popularizer, i can find contact with the audience, as long as... i have this, i understand that it can go away tomorrow, because how you know very well, every time you enter an audience, it’s still like all over again, and you don’t understand whether this lecture will work or not, in fact, i ’ve got this turnaround, and as for my current main obedience,

is the dean of the faculty of journalism at moscow university, i will leave it to skvortsov, the deans of the faculty of international journalism , institutes of international relationshere is such a stereotype that is unpleasant for our profession that they don’t like journalists , where did it come from and how do you personally feel about it or in the profession of a journalist there should be a question and quite often inconvenient questions do not like journalists for inconvenient questions. this is probably the first reason a journalist lives in a very fast world, he doesn’t always have enough time to prepare well for an interview or for some other, but a conversation with his own expert, so sometimes the journalist's questions are superficially hasty. this is also an objective second reason. well, the third, probably, is that it is not always easy for journalists to formulate. questions and the journalist what is probably wrong is that quite often he wants to get some given answer, so journalistic questions are the reason why he does not love journalists. i think this is the whole point, but this is part of the profession and profession. probably related to th

ingimon new avenue in relation to good afternoon, dear sergey viktorovich thank you very much for your speeches. my name is alexander gorodenko first year mgims faculty of international business. i would like to ask you this question. russia has been under western sanctions for several years now, how do our countries cope with this and what foreign partners are helping. thank you very much for this topic today , we need to cope with this, relying only on ourselves, those who lament over. the collapse of our relations with western colleagues to the fact that everything will someday return to normal, they are built on sand. the line of the west is the course that was proclaimed with the aim of inflicting a strategic defeat on russia. and it will not disappear anywhere in the foreseeable future, and we understand this very well, and in any case, even. if suddenly, and by some incomprehensible edict from above, the west will offer us to return to more or less normal contacts. we will already think about whether we should do it. and if so, in what areas will we not cooperate with the west in those areas, and which depend on our security in every sense and military-politic

faculty of global processes, one of the first of its kind in the world , trains specialists with three compulsory foreign languages ​​and a deep understanding of geopolitical ones. towards the geo-strategic foundations of international relationsportance of the peculiarities of our russian identity , the peculiarities of the civilization of our russian russia - this is true. a special civilization, a special path allows them to feel good and confident in life, the competition is here. this year was one of the highest 80 people per place, and the passing grade on the unified state exam 396 is much higher than the national average , even by the winner of international olympiads. it was not just difficult, it was simply not easy , the competition was big, but if you put in enough effort, you could get incredible motivation. alexander bazanov from sevastopol is passionate about global energy issues. i have been preparing for admission since the ninth grade. i came across this faculty and the direction i had chosen. i liked it, which is why i am now a graduate of the university grammar school here. and you. trofimova came with ready-made figures and projects development of trade with china and asia through everything in the marine