for example, our students, here are the students, of the student scientific society of the faculty of world politicsof regional conflicts and global security problems, you see , handed over well, sergei evgenievich very clearly defines what has happened in the world practically, so i completely agree with him, it is possible that a revolutionary situation is being invested in the state, now it has developed in the world, so indeed there is, there are the united states, there is the european union, which in principle is, well, now it has lost all subjectivity, so i will say this, that there are european nato countries, nato is this instrument, therefore it’s very no wonder that they went, they need to advance and carry out. a certain agenda that the owners in the white house, that is, the united states, demands from them, the same sedzenpin, must be indicated, yes, europe is interested in maintaining trade relations, this is certainly true, but the european union is no longer about that, the european union is not about that, they are adopting documents, one after another they are adopting documents t

world politics. his images were stunning, but at least worth it in the nineties. pure impostor, maxim will be very not enough. after graduating from the faculty ofof moscow state university, he worked for several years as a programmer in the capital's cities, and in the late eighties he became the author of the weekly kommersant, in which he published for almost 10 years. maxim sokolov himself recalled those years as the most interesting in his work; bright, tense, ironic articles adorned every circulation of the newspaper. over the years , maxim sakhalov collaborated with the light and the expert, published in komsomolskaya pravda, wrote news and art for ria. this is a loss for modern russian journalism in general, since he possessed a rare, independent, independent opinion, the ability to express this opinion to my own audience, my condolences, of course, to my loved ones, the death of maxim sookolov became known the day before, he passed away at his dacha in the tver region, in the sixty-fifth year of his life. mikhail fedotov, natalya novgorodova and valeria popova, this is not good news. after a short advertisement, our broadcast will conti

world is that even possible? that you're trying to do that, do you really feel that your faculty are ideologically diverse? you came out of a political science background? >> at stanford as an undergraduate as an economics major and then for my phd in political science. >> did you experience what you would say given america's divided now 50-50 about 50-50 or was it 75-25 or 9010 regarding to our constitutional conservative respecter or more of a left-wing perspective? what did you experience at harvard and stanford? >> here is what i can say on the topic that you are exploring. we want the most brilliant, talented faculty to come to harvard and to build their career. >> you are not can answer the question. is it common at harvard to ask faculty suit -- is a bit of diversity statement. >> that varies across schools at harvard. >> so sometimes you do. >> in some cases there are schools set up for that. >> could a scientist get cut from consideration from a job because they had the wrong view of diversity? >> what i would say is we aim to draw to our faculty -- new a broad -- new >> this is not the way i wanted this to go but when you h