living person, on the air again say do not be silent, and today we are visiting dean of the faculty of journalism of bsual scientist alexey bilyaev. alexey viktorovich, last week minsk hosted a large-scale... forum on eurasian security, you took part in it, as did more than 300 people from thirty countries of the world, such representation, interest in this topic, can certainly be considered a positive sign, while many are now quite skeptical about diplomacy, although at the conference there were constantly peaceful initiatives, that it is necessary to decide there to negotiate, to resolve all issues with the help of diplomacy, but precisely do you have questions about how to make the other side hear these peace initiatives? diplomats have an expression that war is the continuation of diplomacy by other means, in fact, this is the conference that took place, eurasian security, which was discussed, the conference is not the first to be held in belarus, but the conference is interesting and significant, because the last such event, we have such a large-scale meeting of political scientists, journalists, p

tv channel belarus 24, on the air again, say don’t be silent, our guest is the dean of the faculty of journalism of bsuhe internet, i read the following comment from users from kazakhstan, here it is on the screen. i live in kazakhstan and seeing how they are... brainwashing the population: i don’t want the fate of a second ukraine for kazakhstan, god grant that russia wins and the west leaves us alone. we remember, and in 2020 too.

and our guest today is the dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, alexey belyaev. hello hello.sing scores for the journalism department this year and last year, for comparison. and if in 2022 the required score for admission to the journalism major was 296, then this year it was already necessary to score 340 points, and the minimum. how would you comment on these numbers and interest in journalism? well, first of all, let’s be honest, this year all passing scores increased significantly, due to the fact that for the first time we introduced, instead of one centralized testing, centralized exams, somehow the questions were simpler and the children wrote better, but in all specialties we observed a certain increase in passing scores, because people had higher scores on this centralized exam, at the same time... to say that yes, we have quite high competition, well, these are the scores, oh which we say, too, so as not to completely deceive the audience, usually four assessments are counted, there used to be three assessments on the ct, or tse, plus a certificate assessment, yes,

of european countries. this opinion was shared by the dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciencespolitical scientist alexey bilyaev in the studio of the program “say don’t be silent.” europe found itself not only militarily dependent on america, the united states completely destroyed economic opportunities, including cutting off the supply of cheap energy resources from russia, physically the northern streams were destroyed, the europeans believed that they, together with the united states, were hegemons , but the states were preparing the ground for turning europe into a dependent and very, very vulnerable conglomerate of countries, that is, they deprived the americans of europe's sovereignty at that time the moment when they managed to push them all into nato. we talked about international security, what is the likelihood of new hot spots emerging now, why is it so difficult at the present time to resolve controversial issues through diplomacy. alexey bilyaev also spoke about the everyday life of training journalists, why they abandoned paid training for students, and will neura

on the air, say again don’t be silent, our guest is the dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidatef historical sciences, political scientist alexey bilyaev. alexey viktorovich, under one of the videos on the internet i read the following comment from a user from kazakhstan. here he is on the screen, living in kazakhstan and seeing how they are brainwashed population, i don’t want the fate of a second ukraine for kazakhstan. god grant that russia wins and the west leaves us alone. we remember in 2020 very much too. they also said after the events that god forbid us the fate of ukraine and so on, well, if he doesn’t leave us alone, then under what conditions can we count on at least peaceful coexistence and, accordingly , cooperation, well, post-indicative, of course, what is happening in kazakhstan, we are monitoring, firstly kazakhstan, for example, for us it is a serious ally, we are members eurasian economic union, we are together within the cis, we are together. udc, and the situation when last year, in the month of january, those well-known events began in kazakhstan, which led

of journalists, vadim gigin, general director of the national library of belarus, head of the knowledge society , vadim elfimov, political scientist, candidate of historical sciences, and alexey bilyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciences, and vadim gigin, also a candidate of historical sciences sciences, good evening, let's start with what, let's start with the latest news, the belarusian nuclear power plant has finally happened, the project, as far as i understand, is completed , today the head of state visited ostrovets, and the director general of rosatom, alexey likhachov, presented the president of belarus with a symbolic bela passport , which indicates the readiness of the facility with a service life of 60 years, in my opinion, they were talking about what they got, there maybe the station will serve us more, important things were discussed during the trip, the head of state in the clinic, or in the hospital, i visited and talked with patients , drove around the city by car, looked at its development, about this: we’ll also talk, it’s interesting, joint projects are planned with the russian federation, but we know at what level of atomic the energy industry is developed in this

of the knowledge society, vadim elfimov, head of the department of social policy and ediology, academy of government under the president of the republic of belarus, alexey bilyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism of bsuof historical sciences, alexey derman, political scientist, already a tv presenter, good evening, well, where do we start, of course, the udkb summit, a very high-profile event, i would like you to share your opinion, your impressions of what happened, this will have consequences for regional security in security in general. belarus, russia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan and armenia are included in this structure, the chairmanship of the republic of belarus and the chairmanship passes to kazakhstan. at the beginning, i’ll just briefly state what we were talking about, because that, well, of course, you saw everything in great detail in all the media, about what statements were made at this summit, and we will do this further, we will ask you, the opinion of experts, in the final programs, and even today we will work on what the main theses, problematic issues should be resolved at the negotiating table, and not make a demarche; if there are complaints against each other, we need t