a consortium at the higher school of economics, which was created at the beginning of the year, begano introduce psychologists and mathematicians into medical practice. a magnetic generator speeds up speech recovery after a stroke, and a neural network helps make accurate diagnoses for special needs children. anastasia letvinova knows how it all works. mikhail danilov is restoring his speech after a severe stroke; doctors from the center for speech pathology and changes are helping him with this. that's right, that means it works. these clicks are those very short magnetic pulses. we we see the outbreak that is to blame; near the outbreak , the cells are activated, ready to learn, one might say, that is, we force them to learn. in order to build new neural connections and restore the patient’s ability to speak directly during the session, a speech therapist works with him. my, my, mine, and then we'll go home, and then we'll go home. children are also given the same treatment. what do we have drawn here? domnik. artyom was born much prematurely and many skills are much more difficult

caution director and the center for comprehensive european and international studies and the higher school of economics in moscow. but the question, it's always a pleasure to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. now you have a reputation of one of the most detail oriented observers of the ukrainian conflict in russia and you pay attention not so much to the ideology of it, but uh, you know, military hardware and the numbers, the trends. so i want to use this opportunity to ask you, where are we at this point? uh, we are probably at turning point of, uh, this conflict. we see that the, the progress of the russian forces is the fastest since spring of blankets and 2. uh, since the beginning of this year, russians have been making significant gains sent uh, sometimes the most difficult uh, the most, fortified to you, cranium, positions such as of div could have been taken faster then. uh, to, to me, to conquer, much weaker for addresses in the past. uh the new uh, offensive seen den north of fact if region uh, is a decent and a complicating ukrainian position. and ukraine bl

today in the northern capital, the president of the congo addressed students of the higher school of economicsed an honorary doctorate as a sign of respect and friendship between our countries. currently , geopolitical tensions are growing. and this picture of the world encourages us to seek cooperation in the financial sector. the republic of the congo, like africa as a whole, faces vicissitudes global peace. we are doing everything to cope with the current problems on the path of our development, and we are doing this with the support of our partners, through cooperation on mutually beneficial terms. today is youth day in russia, a holiday that is always celebrated with special enthusiasm and scope throughout all of russia. in vladivostok , the embankment became the center of celebrations. sports, music, art. a large-scale fair of young masters has opened in khabarovsk, there is something to see, but also concerts, games, sports tournaments, the atmosphere is especially on sakhalin, a sea of ​​surprises for the most creative and active. in moscow, russian student groups launched the tavriya

represented themselves, and here. we signed an agreement with the scientific isredel institute higher school of economicsuld seem that this is a framework agreement on the one hand, which does not bring any tangible investments in terms of financial, extra-budgetary and so on, but it gives a good result in terms of improving the level of education, educational programs, and improving the qualifications of teaching staff and right up to school and... well, i would like to highlight several areas that are important to us, we signed an agreement with the pau pole yesterday, this is an important topic for us, because this. the topic of our development the mineral resource base, which makes up the majority of our district’s budget , is generally important for russia because we are implementing major copper mining projects; now there will be a tin mining project, which will turn us from an importer into an exporter. the ukrainian army attacked the village of sadovaya, killing 19 local residents and wounding five more. now the governor of the kherson region vladimir is in direct contact. vladimir vasilyevich, h

so, the higher school of economics and the innopraktika company signed an agreement on the implementatione main subject of cooperation is the exchange of experience in the field of public administration with african countries and restoration. universe of superheroes, and we are also very interested in everything that arkady gaidar wrote, and timur, we will have a relative of that same timur, he will be one of our heroes, he will the mistress of the copper mountain, there will be a left-hander, there will also be negativity, negative characters, but the most important thing is that all this etymology of these heroes, it already existed and we, as parents , know them, and now we want our children to recognize them and love them, so we we think that our modern super... heroes are scientists, these are young specialists in completely different fields, the best contribution in savings is up to 18% per annum, have time to open it before the end of june, collect an auto entry without extra expenses on avito, meat sauce, sytin, hot, meat with fills with noodles. our friday is white-white, because

i voted for that our goals are not ambitious enough for one simple reason, because the higher school of economics by a third by the year thirtieth, it will be approximately 2.2, we are now 2.6%, and the ministry of development says that we will steadily reach 3% by the end of the year, that is , what we are fighting for, yes, that is, we are clearly setting ourselves some kind of not very ambitious goal, while we have a scary approach, i just see from the impending decrease in the number school graduates and university applicants, demographic pitfalls, whether we like it or not, for some reason we don’t talk about it, or rather, it ’s like... we say and should increase the birth rate from 1.4 times to 1.8, it just won’t increase by government decision, and unprecedented measures are being taken, maternity capital has grown more than three times and all sorts of other things, but we have a shortage of employees, which is now declared by the ministry of labor, this is 2.4 million workers by the year thirtieth, the deficit is only, we do not yet understand where we will get it from , all this happen

of historical sciences, dean of the faculty of world economy and world politics at the higher school of economicsrgei karaganov's articles and books were published in 50 countries around the world. in mid-2000, according to foreign policy magazine usa and the prospect (britain), he was included in the list of the 100 most influential intellectuals in the world. as a decent person, sergei karaganov is under western sanctions. known as a supporter of a preventive limited nuclear strike against our enemies. sees them as means of prevention. previously, putin said that nuclear tests we will carry them out only if the united states carries them out first. at the forum, this if sounded with a completely different meaning. not if the americans, but if necessary, there will be a completely different turn, but if necessary, we will conduct tests as long as necessary, if there is no such thing either, since our information capabilities, computer ones , allow us to produce everything in today’s form. it is clear that the entire topic of security, no matter what aspect was discussed, was in the context of th

, bilateral agreements in the field of higher education were signed between russian educational institutions, the presidential academy, the higher school of economicsn front of the aurus limousine in which vladimir putin arrived for the negotiations. police officers from the residence also approached the parked luxury car. in addition, hanoi residents took pictures in front of the aurus near the vietnamese government office building. one of the girls photographed herself in front of a car with flags of russia and her home country. i note that aurus is a russian brand of executive cars, used in particular in presidential motorcades. chairman of the russian government, members of the cabinet of ministers. the head of state travels in this limousine, including during of their foreign visits. but, of course, vladimir putin’s visit first to north korea and then to vietnam did not go unnoticed by the media. so, what does the world write? the british guardian notes that the russian president’s visit to vietnam was a continuation of his high-profile visit to phinyan. and it reminds that moscow is a long-time friend of hanoi. his. in vietnam, many still rem

brightness due to the moderator of this session, this is the emeritus professor of the higher school of economicsei koraganov, well, now let’s take a closer look at all the important statements made at the plenary session by vladimir putin and his colleagues about what international issues in basically rose, our colleague anastasia efimova will tell you, she is joining our broadcast, anastasia. hello, so what do you need to pay attention to? i will try to concentrate on the most important thing, although this will not be easy, the speech was really very information-rich. 10. structural shifts and a new economic model, in fact, the central theme of vladimir putin’s speech at the plenary session of the st. petersburg international economic forum, and these shifts concern very different industries, but most the main thing is that they are aimed at one change for the better, which every citizen in a variety of areas should feel. while most of the initiatives were announced at the plenary session for the first time, one became known a little later. would still consider the possibility of indexation, t

we will discuss with a professor, a researcher higher school of economics, leading researcher at moranry trenin, dmitry vitalievich, i welcome you, thank you for being with us regularly on friday evenings, we already miss you, we’re used to you, your authoritative opinion is extremely important, that’s how... united states, stationed, you have stationed in europe, so this is probably a response to some recent statements on our part, statements by the president, and those exercises, the second phase, that russia is conducting, so i think we have, and you in view of belarus's exercise with tactical nuclear weapons, the second stage of the exercise with non-strategic weapons. not the strategic nuclear forces that are taking place in belarus with the participation of belarusians, this is such a, well, let’s say, verbal intervention, that’s what i would call this statement. dmitry vitalievich, here is viktor orban’s statement, you know, it scares me a little, because in fact, either certain messages are conveyed through him, as it is now fashionable to say for us, or whether this is really

cushion director and the center for comprehensive here again and security studies and the higher school of economics. and let's go with that question. before the break. we started talking about the promises that the ukranian, linda should the current and create new leadership, gave to the soldiers and their families of huge pavements. and the, during the break, we tried to calculate how much, uh, $15000000.00 agreements. would it be in the uh, convertible currencies and you say that it's roughly several $100000.00. it's several years dollars. and yeah, so that's essentially on par with the, or perhaps even higher than the payments that the american military person it's comparable to. what's the space in the west as far as i understand the idea, but they've seen several parts over several years and they'll get this money a family or send me a little fee of credit in the service. then need to present all of the data, including the identification of the corpse, and that, that is difficult. so they, they, even if they provide all of that, i mean, given the state of the ukraine in the economy, it's hard

karaganov, scientific director of the faculty of world economy and world politics of the higher school of economics the concept of a preventive nuclear strike, now he formulates the idea as acceleration of movement along the ladder of nuclear escalation, so this is in some sense a softening of the position, although the topic is undoubtedly a very sensitive and disturbing one. look, about. nuclear escalation, we never started this rhetoric, i no longer remember the name of this lady, the former prime minister of great britain, who, when asked when she stopped being prime minister, said that she was ready to press the nuclear button, we didn’t say that never, that’s how it all started, we simply answered that yes, we need to take this more seriously, we immediately started to say that we are rattling nuclear weapons, we are not rattling, this is the first second, what is use, not use, in what case to use, we have a nuclear doctrine, and everything is written there, use is possible in an exceptional, precisely in an exceptional case in the event of a threat to the sovereignty and territorial integrit

caution director and the center for comprehensive european and international studies at the higher school of economics in moscow. the suggestion is always a pleasure to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. now you have a reputation of one of the most detail oriented observers of the ukrainian conflict in russia and you pay attention not so much to the ideology of it, but uh, you know, military hardware, the numbers, the trends. so i want to use this opportunity to, to ask you, where are we at this point? uh, we are probably at turning point of, uh, these conflict. we see that the, the progress of the russian forces is the fastest since spring of blankets. and to, to uh, seems the beginning of this year. russians have been making significant gains sent. uh, sometimes the most difficult uh, the most fortified to ukrainian positions such as of dave could have been they can foster then uh he to, to need to conquer much. we can afford to assess in the past uh, the new, the offense, this in the north of track, if the region is additional complicating you're putting in position

of the st. petersburg economic forum, when the moderator, scientific director of the faculty world economy and world politics of the higher schoolgarding nuclear escalation, we never started this rhetoric, i no longer remember the name of this lady, the former prime minister of great britain, who, when asked when she stopped, the prime minister, said that she was ready to press the nuclear button, we so no they said never, that’s how it all started, we simply answered that yes, we need to take this more seriously, we immediately started talking about the fact that... i forgot about sodom and gomorrah, so maybe we’ll remember about this rain and try to get back together again part of humanity that has lost faith in god has lost its mind, without me, maybe you will set the heat there, they are already scared, but if you still rely on the existing nuclear doctrine, any logic is possible, but if god forbid... it leads before any blows, then everyone should understand that russia has a sprm system, an early warning system for missile attacks, the united states does, but europe does not have a developed system. in this sense, they are

in this scientific cluster at the higher school of economics, the latest methods of treatment and diagnosiscture that matches the word you heard. ear. a complete medical test for patients with disorders speech, simply translated into digital format, it seems that this is a fun application, but in reality, each subtest has a very deep scientific filling that combines the efforts of psychologists, linguists, biologists and mathematicians. such developments are designed to replace manual ones. a child with dyslexia can be very behind in his studies, and such a test can be carried out right in schools, the diagnosis, of course, is made by a doctor, but artificial intelligence helps to pay attention to the problem as early as possible and begin treatment, the moscow region is being increased sevenfold the pace of renovation of heating networks, some facilities are being modernized, others are being almost completely changed, installing new boilers, pumps and other equipment, underground pipes are being replaced, modern pipes retain heat better, and in cold weather they avoid utility accidents. o

we will now talk with dmitry vitalievich trenin. professor, researcher at the higher school of economicsvery much for taking the time. thanks for the invitation. and i have no doubt that you followed yesterday’s statements by president putin at the st. petersburg economic forum and i will begin. providing ukrainians with large missiles range, capable of hitting deep into russian territory, a statement of readiness, intentions, capabilities, sending nato troops to the territory of ukraine, represents two very serious steps that the united states. their allies, i’ll single out france here, are taking in the ukrainian crisis, these actions are not just words, these are , strictly speaking, not words, these are actions. there must be a response to these actions, because if you do not respond to the enemy’s escalation steps, the enemy will thereby be encouraged to move on and take the next steps escalation, which will inflate the situation to truly extremely dangerous levels. well, of course, you know as well as i do that some experts in moscow have a point of view. what they say is threateni

that may have something called is associate professor of international relations with a higher school of economics. university is joining us by skype from moscow. very good to have you with us. uh, this has been a pivotal year so far from from many of the bricks. members, we've seen the elections and in the rush, of course the amc face to set back inside of africa. 5 minutes on the line. the remote in novel women in india. busy and of course, iran is facing a new election as well. how do you think all of that is going to fax everything to the agenda of the brakes members as well. thank you very much for having me in your program. i think actually that, that there will be, and you read a range range, a good rate. it's a relationship between russia and, and yeah, and uh, 1st of all, let me, uh, there will be more uh, more concrete duration uh, between russia and the other. but this has been solved and breaks up the country. so and uh because elections, they even named. yeah. so, i mean, russia, they basically haven't changed the whole nature, all the relationship with thing, the brakes countries. an

women, by the way. shared more actively, according to statistics from the higher school of economics,vents. the geography of shering is constantly growing, but it is more active, of course, in the millionniki cities, followed by 65%. in all regions there is a seasonality of the format, summer means we sell goods for outdoor recreation, in kamchatka sapas. water, the most important thing, is simple gun in general. in irkutsk, i decided to take a bayzarka, in yekaterinburg. backpack, backpack. okay, here you go. and in krasnodar. caucasian captive shurik, where are your glasses? for a tenant plus sharing, there is a lot of choice, and there is no need to think about storing and repairing things. for me, as a woman, it is important that the house is always in order, and if you have all the equipment at home and store it all year round, this is of course not very convenient. and most importantly, of course, savings. buying a kayak to go out once a year is very expensive for a family. landlords also benefit from time. as a rule, two or three seasons and some equipment already pays for itse

necessary to change the speed limit, otherwise everything somehow means that 2 years ago at the higher school of economicsts changed, it means that it decreased by 37%, 37, yes, but make the studio louder, exactly. presented not as a lawyer, but as a driver, and this is inseparable, inseparable, i think, i have 25 years without accident experience, but i think many can boast of this, i just know a little about what i’m talking about, i think that the number of cameras is really excessive now and that we really need to put things in order in this sense, remember, in france there was the yellow vest movement, among other things , one of their demands was to dismantle some of the cameras, since they had turned into an indirect tax instrument, i was just watching videos of accidents, well, most accidents are not like these. speed limit, here's moscow, well, in general the city should determine where it should be - that's one thing, but i, for example, often go to the country, i see that they are now installing cameras absolutely not in those places where it is necessary, precisely so that drivers move, let’s

the dynasty and became an actor, and the youngest with honors from... graduated from a higher school of economicsbe, as they say, thank god that i have this in my life, once 12 years ago anton yakovlev wrote a script and flew to the northern capital to stage a play, and i needed a singer who could perform opera arias from the late 18th century, early xix century, they advised me that there is such a wonderful singer, margarita fetisova, who can do this, since then we met in st. petersburg, and st. petersburg, as they say, let us into life together. unfortunately, lately rita has been singing less, both the child and the family are taking up so much of her time, i hope that after all... i will somehow, with my help, bring her back so that she can sing much more often, which she does it, notices a wonderful recipe, i advise, if anyone doesn’t know, honey along with sour cream, by the way, yurvasta also loved this thing, dip in melted butter, i remember that he was just soaking everything through, having already done something, this is an absolute dead end, this is not about me, what kind of people,

of the st. petersburg economic the forum had passed 2 and a half hours when the moderator, scientific director of the faculty of world economy and world politics of the higher schoolonomics sergei karaganov, started a conversation on the most pressing topic of the entire discussion with the president without accelerating movement along the ladder of nuclear escalation, which will not be stopped in the near future. who else will do this besides you? regarding nuclear escalation. and there is no such need, but this is a doctrine, this is a living instrument, and we carefully watch what is happening in the world around us, and do not exclude introducing some changes to this doctrine, as for the possibility of conducting real tests of nuclear weapons, if necessary, we will conduct tests as long as necessary, if there is no such thing either, such an answer seemed insufficient to the president, the moderator, the almighty once showed us the way when he. .. dissipation and debauchery destroyed sodom and gomorrah with a fiery rain, after that humanity remembered this for many years and behaved carefully, they now, but now they have forgotten about sodom and gomorrah, so

’ll run tomorrow morning, well, vic, and you work, study, what and i graduated from the higher school of economicsten, it’s not normal to wake people up at 6:00 in the morning because of some nonsense, this is nonsense for you, work your father hands everything on platters, you yourself have made something in your life, at least one stool. put together with his own hands, and there you open your mouth, i’m so happy, i thought this damn transition period would never end, now i don’t recognize my child at all, firstly, i stopped being rude, secondly, she sits at home in the evening, business lessons, how much, 117, she asked me yesterday i'm sorry, mom, she says, i'm so guilty before you, listen, i'm so happy, thank you very much, well, i have something to do with it, i just told you about the harmony of happiness, then you do it yourself, and vadim krasinsky, of course, 65 , say, listen, my cousin is flying in from the north tomorrow specially to meet him, she has such a problem, she can’t find a job, her husband keeps up. that's it, yes, thank you, in short, i ran, okay , let's call you, woman, wa

nikita radionov, a sophomore at the higher school of economics, created a children's room a computerful to you? yes, of course, i had a desire to create a game where all these folk images of ours are embodied in a modern style, in a modern design, so that the game could compete with other popular children's games. three hundred folk crafts, we have something to adapt and integrate into modern life, and there is what to rely on when creating something new. ksenia ionkina, dmitry gordienko, mikhail karasev, evgeny morinkov and dmitry ergulev. first channel. only the brave conquer the seas. big bend jazz academy under the direction of pavel ovchinnikov. thanks a lot. from june 10 to 16 , moscow hosts the grandiose, largest in russia, moscow jazz festival, in which a thousand artists participate, half of them are winners of the all-russian competition of youth jazz ensembles and orchestras. and here is one of such groups, big bend academy of jazz, led by. you know who, thank you very much, we invite you to our concerts, come to the festival, thank you, thank you, we will definitely go, t

making a purchase decision, this is how they work, shows a team of scientists from the higher school of economicsy not yet report that yes, right now i have some kind of bright, so to speak, emotion, but already at the level of recording the electrical activity of the skin, we see this change, this internal excitement arises, a slight trembling , and marketers are doing everything to ensure that these feelings arise in our stores as often as possible, in the clothing departments, for this purpose they highlight the goods. for the weekend, that’s right, just listen to our astrologers, there’s still time add something or, on the contrary, put it off for later, astrological forecast for the weekend right now, great guys this weekend, cheerful, optimistic, know how to enjoy life and please others, and don’t run away from work, however, gatherings in a pleasant company and tasty treats are more important for them i like it, but if you ask them nicely, they can also help with the housework, and tomorrow is also a good design. so if you need to improve something in the house, decorate it and add cozines

mikhail smorodin is simultaneously completing a bachelor's degree at the higher school of economics andns, they often, many still work in their own field, they are seniors there, they are middle specialists. and it just seemed to me that they could teach me more applied skills. today, specialists are the most sought-after people on the global labor market. according to experts at a recent economic forum in st. petersburg, in the next 10 years the need for stamp personnel will outstrip other specialties by 76%. the country already needs more than 300,000 people. there is a big demand from companies for specialized specialists, especially high- class ones in the field of both engineering and more serious, narrower specialties. training in the field of it and high technology is a priority in building a technological sovereignty. the board of trustees of the new central university will be headed by vladimir potanin, known for his grant programs in education. personnel can only be trained together, businesses together, universities together, the creation of development programs where univers

higher income people. research from the london school of economics suggests three in every £7 school of economics suggestsains in the uk was for people earning more than 150,000 a yearand uk was for people earning more than 150,000 a year and the majority do not pay it. tax experts warn that we do not know precisely how costs of save the bank levy would be distributed. and it would not necessarily only fall on bankers and bank shareholders. i think—tank says the likely effect of the levy is for mortgage and consumer lending, the costis mortgage and consumer lending, the cost is passed on to customers. this is not to imply that taxes should not be increased to pay for more spending on health and social care, but a reminder that we should not think of tax rises, even those who look like they hit faceless corporations, as without cost. most public finance experts think it is unwise for political parties to pledge to try their hand by ruling out any increases in the big revenue raisers such as income tax, national insurance and vat, something the tories, labourand now insurance and vat, something the tories,

higher income people. recent research by the london school of economics suggests three in every seven pounds of capital gains't pay it. but tax experts warn we don't know precisely how the costs of for instance the bank levy would ultimately get distributed and it wouldn't necessarily only fall on bankers or bank shareholders. dan needle of a tax think—tank tells me the likely effect of the bank levy is for mortgage and consumer lending the cost is passed on to customers. this is not to imply these taxes should not be increased to pay for more spending on health and social care, but it's a reminder that we should not think of tax rises, even those which look like they're hitting faceless corporations as costless. some more relevant context. most public finance experts think it is simply unwise for political parties to pledge to high their hands by ruling out any increases in the really big revenues raisers such as income tax, national insurance and vat. something the tory, labour and now the liberal democrats as well have done. tonight we'll see the first in a series of panorama interviews with party leaders

attention to the neutral rae, where they neither stimulate or slow the economic there's a school of thought that believes it's actually much higher cuts than we're used to >> we need to focus on the immediate decisions, right as i said, i don't want to make any precommitment. you use need to know the neutral rate to do that. we don't know that, and we are ekeing comfortably, the credit stresses, that we are well from a neutral place where the fed is having no effect, so -- i'm sorry, no effect on the economy. we don't need that neutral rate decisions. we need the discussion about where we are headed the next year, next two years i think the long run is less informative to what people would like that discussion to be >> it will always a vaporous kind of concept. steve was talking about the focus on weekly unemployment claims i guess you're suggesting that, you know, essentially there's not much chance we reaccelerate. what are you most acutely focused on >> i actually agree with steve i should be on the labor market in terms of the risk to the other side hear, unemploy insurance claims, you know, the unemployment rate not the low.

our schools were falling down and almost half of ur nhs budget have been swallowed up by higher p and more bureaucracy. and despite that awful inheritance, we delivered the third highest rate of economicrowth in the g7, created 4 million jobs, 808 with passionanp new markets without overtaken france, the netherlands and japan to become the fourth biggest exporter in the world. we conservatives under david took the difficult decision to repair the national debt. and that meant that when covid hit, we could support people and businesses with furloughs deliver the fastest vaccine rollout in the world and provide record funding tohe nhs. by capping benefits and introducing universal credit. means that now work always paid. we've reduce child poverty reduce pension of poverty. a carbon emissions by a third, maintain nato's second biggest defense power, and boris and ben and others took the country at the forefront of defending ukraine against russian aggression because britain will always stand up to tyrants. [applause] thanks to the work of secretaries, and appraisalur schools. thanks to michael's reform at at the generation of inspiring teachers, english schoolchildren are not just the

and he graduated from the higher school of economics.ghter, for example, objectively, directly objectively, she is much more talented than me, literally many times over, but she does not like this profession, she does not like it. mer, well, too, she’s probably only 24 years old, she’s also looking for something somewhere, no, we have absolutely such freedom, i’m not dragging anyone anywhere, okay, but what about your filmography? what they say, talk, what would you call the most important, expensive, successful, successful, happy people in cinema, these are the happy actors who can talk about it in all seriousness and give themselves grades, i, well, where it was a pleasure for you to film, it’s interesting, i really loved igor aposyan, he was my friend. the one he shot - in the series maroseyka indian summer, i ’m not ashamed of myself there at all, i even received some prizes, and he also shot the graffiti, you know, i’m very grateful to you for that, for this film, because that when i was preparing for our program with you, i watched