very well and welcome to all of you, mr. feldman howell. let me start with you in moscow. russia seems to be out spending out manning alpha gunning ukraine. just how strong is the russian position entering 2024 as well as the rest of the position. yes, it's strong and of course fresh is a much bigger country with more population now much more robust, industry defense industry. and also it has lots of oil and natural gas and other resources. it can be sold on the marketplace. your brain has few. so having the ukraine versus russia. well, that's a foregone conclusion. but of course, ukraine has outlines and the worst and the other industrial nations of a so called ramstein group of about the mentions which have in together about, well, maybe a 100 times more g, d, b, rush at this. of course, their commitment is not toto. so as a result, there is a kind of the stalemate body still made on the battle to the where be still many m o respects of this prospect where neither side has a decisive beer we are t. yeah, absolutely. so a stand still that

mr. feldman, how let me bring you in here? how does ma schofield could moscow gain from the attention that has been on israel's will on guys a hasn't mentioned that there's less attention on what russia's doing and ukraine well, maybe there was some hope that that would be the case. but this is seen that as well, a fully putting out for many european countries of the rush, the premium russian conflict is much closer to home than the one in the middle east . so to conflicts at the same time doesn't mean that each conflict of a bind to benefit or some other going to benefit from the other. i don't see right now. much changing. don't this call that yes, in the west there's going to be a change your car. and basically there's hope that the western governments will begin to apply pressure on you. you have to find some kind of. busy ceasefire situation or freezing of the present state. this pro more or less. i mean, that's called the find the korea and the decision happens in the korean war when there was of whether you still meant

with us today is pavel feldman, candidate of political sciences, associate professor at the academy ofocial relations. russian federation. hello. by tradition, we begin our program with a quick question. belarus is an island of stability in modern europe. pavel, this question is addressed to you immediately. were resolved through negotiations and reaching agreements. the foreign policy of belarus is aimed at strengthening trust and partnership in the world, declaring that humanity can build a fair a world where there will be room for all the diversity of civilizations. it is important to note the key events, key visits of the head of state that took place in 2023. let's remember them. in our story. difficult but productive 2023. what was it like for belarus? new contracts, new partners, new challenges. china is the future of the entire planet. alexander lukashenko announced this during his second working trip to the celestial empire in a year. minsk and beijing are not going to deviate from their common path. the high-level negotiations caused widespread discussion in experts and the m

so all right, well it be interesting to see how things on feldman missiles, thoughts at the heck tomorrow? thanks bye. the alright, let's take a look at some of the world views. now in a constitutional crisis is escalate the opponent of to the rest of to form a government ministers convicted of abuse of power, the parent being supported by ponens president on today due to events in direct defiance with the countries recently elected prime minister donald, to us for brandon has this now the arrest for interior administer amount of years kaminsky and his one time deputy, much of washington, turned a simmering political rivalry into a constitutional crisis. kaminsky and washer could taken refuge for several hours in the palace of the political ally, president andre, due to it was an extraordinary act of defiance directed opponents. recently elected prime minister donald to ask the responded by accusing the president of obstructing justice. we're going to put us to a moment to shake the to be direct. it is obvious, sabotaged. i'm very, very concerned about this. and it's not about washington

graham has been allowed to travel a medical grant, who was charged for the ledge. roland feldman if you could, november more than 20 people killed the sites across the west african country were attacked is see don is accusing the intake governmental authority on developmental you got a violation sovereignty and the suspended co operation. the regional block was due to hold an extraordinary meeting and you kind of to discuss peace towards to end the conflict and see don invites at the permanent re, rapid support forces lead. haven't done dollar bonus committee and act that suit on government condemned to zeros. russell cetera, as well, is the chance for peace is getting a city amount so that the country has officially suspended its involvement in peace or force that by the 8th of governmental authority on development. or it got original blog and the only organization committed to facilitating peaceful between the warden parties. so those municipal for the phase is loyalty is army chief and the fact the leader opposite the house behind. so he's got some adventures precedent by invite him

the deep finds of the eiffel divine feldman knew down is locally called the ma as the dead because of the neighboring cemetery. the wood, it's closed quite a ring. the pulls a ma is the deepest at more than 70 meters. it seems bush, unless the sofa told her so cloudy, a v by gibbet. the shelton marin ma is the most beautiful. she is published a book of underwater photos from the crater lakes, which she worked on for years. the fact they're under the tree there are always fish. i once search i can to type their decline the smoke perch always hide under the trees among the branches. that's nice to, i'm always happy to see the dos and the she comes here again and again, even when the temperature is dropping, the full. but it's the very special under water. well, the eiffel mines that fascinates the most the below the surface, the water of the mazda is still remarkably clear. no matter what the season at this time of year, the water is only 10 degrees celsius. in winter, it goes down to 3 or 4 degrees. the much, what happens would assume that it's an a cause the sometimes it feels like th

with us today is pavel feldman, candidate of political sciences, associate professor at the academy of and social relations, russian federation. hello. hello, nadezh. by tradition, we begin our program with the flash question "belarus". this. an island of stability in modern europe. pavel, this question is addressed to you immediately. well, you know, from russia she looks exactly like this, in a sense , it gives reason to even envy the fact that she has you can look with confidence not only into tomorrow, as one politician from the post-soviet space, whose name i don’t want to remember now, said, but you can look at the long term. and here is a peaceful, calm, self-confident belarus, where there is an opportunity to work, where there is food. the opportunity to develop, where there is bright faith and hope for the future, you know, this is worth a lot, it’s clear, thanks to whom is it? vadim, please, belarus is carrying out a balanced, transparent, aimed at harmonization of international relations and foreign policy, this naturally bears fruit, we are a donor of regional stability and

i am pleased to welcome pavel yakovlevich feldman, candidate. political sciences, associate professory of labor and social relations, russian federation, greetings, hello, according to tradition, we begin our program, our discussion with the blitz question, was it an attempt at another color revolution or something else, andrei petrovich. in order to maintain calm in the state, it is necessary, of course, first of all to maintain a balance of interests of the individual, society and state, when it is observed, in principle , in this state it is very very difficult to disrupt some system-forming system-forming political formation, when this is not observed, then of course there will always be an attempt to overthrow this system , there will always be an attempt at a coup d'etat, carrying out various color revolutions, so let’s just take a look today at what’s happening in serbia, what is essentially... protesters from whom you can turn into a full-fledged aggressive political crowd, therefore, apparently they were reconciling to something , the task was to scare vučić , perhaps to blac

hello. welcome pavel yakovlevich feldman, candidate of political sciences , associate professor of the of labor and social relations, russian federation, greetings, hello, according to tradition, we begin our program, our discussion with the blitz question, was it an attempt at another color revolution or something else, andrey petrovich , in order to maintain calm in the state, it is necessary, of course, first of all to maintain a balance of interests of the individual, society and... the state, when it is respected, then, in principle, in this state it is very very difficult to disrupt some system-forming, system-forming political formations; when this is not observed, then of course it is always there will be an attempt to overthrow this system, there will always be an attempt at a coup d'etat, carrying out various color revolutions, so let's just look at what is happening today: in serbia, then, that in essence, in essence, these events were already predetermined a very long time ago, why? well , firstly... they were predetermined by the attitude of the serbian state itself toward

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feldman, candidate of political sciences, associate professor of the academy of labor and social relationsderation, greetings i am glad to welcome pavel yakovlevich , hello, according to tradition, we begin our program, our discussion with a quick question, was this an attempt at another color revolution or something else, andrey petrovich? for that, in order to maintain calm in the state , it is, of course, necessary, first of all, to maintain a balance of interests of the individual, society and the state, when it is respected, then, in principle, in this state it is very very difficult to disrupt some system-forming, system-forming political formation when this is not observed, then of course there will always be an attempt to overthrow this system. there will be an attempt at a coup d'etat and various color revolutions, so let's just go with you today let's look at what is happening in serbia, what is essentially... the basis of the explanation of the causes of the color revolutions in one of your materials you write that there are two versions, this is the version about their spontane

she joined the ranks of past winners like andrew barth feldman, who recently shared the big screen withbroadway featured morgan higgins . after she was a finalist at the jimmy awards in 2015, where the earth meets the sky i it's not like a signed, sealed, delivered situation where if you win, you're going to be a star. >> it's just like being a part of the program, um, is really helpful. we are young. >> each june, the best high school performers are brought here to the city, which was a life changing, obviously, and tonio cipriano starred in national treasure on disney plus . christian thompson did the national tour of wicked. >> it's incredible to be with these people and to see what the jimmy awards can achieve. >> he wasn't even a jimmy finalist, and nor was mackenzie kurtz. turns out, if you're in it, you don't have to win it. >> it's about the experience and it's about everything you learn and the growth that you have through the process and through the competition itself. >> i'm sandy kenyon, abc seven news. >> this year's jimmy awards will take place on june 24th. >> they say al

. >> she joined the ranks of past winners like andrew barth feldman, who recently shared the big screenr winner jennifer lawrence. i bad cinderella on broadway featured morgan higgins after she was a finalist at the jimmy awards in 2015, where the earth meets the sky, i it's not like a signed, sealed, delivered situation where if you win, you're going to be a star. >> it's just like being a part of the program, um, is really helpful. peoria each june, the best high school performers are brought here to the city, which was a life changing. >> antonio cipriano starred in national treasure on disney plus. christian thompson did the national tour of wicked. >> it's incredible to be with these people and to see what the jimmy awards can achieve. >> he wasn't even a jimmy finalist, and nor was mackenzie kurtz. turns out if you're in it, you don't have to win it. >> it's about the experience, and it's about everything you learn and the growth that you have through the process and through the competition itself. >> i'm sandy kenyon, abc seven news. >> that is so right. and they're so talented.

i am pleased to welcome pavel yakovlevich feldman, candidate of political sciences, associate professorys be an attempt at a coup d’état, carrying out various color revolutions , let's just take a look today at what is happening in serbia, that in essence, in essence, these events were already predetermined a very long time ago, why... firstly, they were predetermined by the attitude of the serbian state itself in relation to russia, part of the russian world, yes, what is the russian world, which today in principle everyone is afraid to talk about, to suggest that someone might be on the side of the russian world, today conditions have obviously been set for vucic about what you have to betray russia, then you will lead andrey petrovich, we will return to the blitz issue.' this is of course a color revolution, but the color revolution is not finished, that is, it is rather a rehearsal for the use of modern technologies, organizing coups d'etat, why rehearsals, well, because they gathered too few people in the square, several thousand people, this is far from the purity of the protester

noah feldman of harvard law has argued that even the emancipation proclamation was probably a constitutionally not a moral violation, the constitutional violation. so the question, are we going to talk about the left's version of a constitutional violation or are we going to make the correct legal arguments to do the things that we know are the right to do? we do rescue that spirit of lincoln. that also means my number one priority is an aggressive counsel. the white house counsel's office in the next administration. people are really going to be unafraid to to kind of push for these very fundamental changes. so on a policy perspective, what do you do? you berocca criticize immigration claims. you take authority away from immigration judges, quote unquote. they're not real judges. you do things, simple things, even like for asylum claims, everything heard by three asylum judges. you need all of them to say yes before you can get it. even just doing that little thing would get rid of a lot of bogus things. we need to remove the temporary protected status program entirely as opposed to kind of

we talked with feldman institute. we heard from them they do have understand the situation.expressed a commitment to completing this work. we have have been in touch with property management to get updates on construction and hear how things are going. >> next steps from here we seen inactivity for much of 2023. the status of the construction and what we can do the next steps. than i are giving a verbal presentation well is in the a formal presentation. if the department of building inspection can step forward to help us understand -- what steps has the city been taking and from your perspective of dbi what is the holdup and complete or support the institute and richmond senior center to have a resolution with construction and to completion. if matthew green from dbi. received a complaint work withouted building permit and responded to this and there were not any valid building permits and notice of violation. the notice was removed and replaced sheet wall on the third floor. no valid permits and asked them to obtain a proper building permit to do this work. normal processes

then director robert feldman explain this in a letter to the board of supervisors. we submitted that in our papers. even though such private views were subject to protection at that time, the board voted unanimously to approve the addition. but as a compromise, voted to deny the deck even on its own merits. today, the decision is a little puzzling because as a deck, it hardly has an impact on views. there is no structure. so how does denying the deck alleviate view impacts most? most importantly, the city later took a 180 degree turn concerning private views and adopted an unequivocal rule that such views are not protected. can you show the next slide, please? the residential design guidelines provide, and i quote the general plan planning code, and these guidelines do not provide for protecting views from private property, which with that with the rationale behind the board's decisions in 1987 and 1993, no longer binding, we submit that the board could only deny the deck for some other reason, and we would argue there is no other reason. the neighbors have cited pr