institute. it is time for the department of homeland security to fall into line. congress has a duty to conduct oversight of institutes of higher education that value their relationships with communist china over security for the american people. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense amendment and support the underlying bill offered by congressman pfluger of texas. with that, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? mr. thompson: i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. thompson: mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to mr. cline's amendment. this amendment is impractical, infeasible, like the bill he's trying to amend. this amendment would require the department of homeland security to identify and report on any u.s. college or university that has any relationship with the chinese entity of concern. a republican author of h.r. 1516 and the homeland security committ

most of the big ten institution, all of you probably know the name of your land-grant institution for a land-grant system rests on a tripod. the first pillar dates back to the 1860s. a successful public education provided to the land-grant college system. the second jew pillars are research by the agricultural experiment stations and very important a community engagement provided by collaborative extension. david will be talk a lot about that. the land-grant model to look at that highlights the central role played i knowledge translators, like those in climate extension the building trusted sustainable links between university and community is and thus leveraging academic expertise in public need. if you want to do the same with climate i think we need to think how we built a system analogous to pop his extension focus on addressing the climate knowledge needs of our states. >> natural transition here. david come what his role of extension programs and supporting committee felt that resilience and approving sustainable across the whole institution versus just focusing on the campus an

of our military institute, but i...ould like to single out one, or rather, it would be correct to say, to remember, we never forget him, this is our graduate, who has already died, posthumously major oleksiy chubashev, he was a correspondent of the central television and radio studio of the ministry of defense and was remembered by everyone by his call sign recruit, this is our graduate, we never forget him, we always remember, our cadets remember and we always set him as an example to our young recruits. is the education paid or free, is it a contract or a state order? everything is done by state order, that is, we have cadets are provided with food, accommodation, we clothe them, we educate them at the expense of the state, and precisely with regard to the state order, returning to the first question you asked, is there a demand, we can monitor just for these last three years. e-e increase in the state order, that is, the end of the recruitment, it grows every year, that is , the demand for specialties, even such huma

yevhen, it was yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics. friends, in 15 minutes we will meet in the second part of the verdict program. wait for our broadcast. more than 50 per'. killed and 200 wounded due to a russian attack on the military communications institute and hospital in poltava. what is known as of now and how to protect military educational institutions in the country? we talk about it on the bbc. lives from london. jafer umerov works in the studio. a terrible day in poltava. the ministry of defense of ukraine described the tragedy in the city with these words in its statement. according to the agency, the russians used two ballistic missiles. villagers say that one of the buildings of the institute was partially destroyed, due to which many people were buried under the rubble, the hospital and nearby houses were also damaged. according to the latest data from the prosecutor general's office, 51 people were killed in the strike in poltava, more than 200 people were injured in the area after the rocket strike, and three days of

rutgers is a land grant institution. many of the big ten institutions are academic institutions. all of you probably know the name of your land grant institution. dates back to the 1860ss. accessible public education provided through the land grant college system. use inspired research and very importantly. going to be talking a lot about that. the land grant model highlights the central role played by knowledge translators. sustainable between universities and communities and thus improving academic expertise. if we want to do the same with climate i think we need to think about how we build a system analogous focused on addressing the climate knowledge. >> across a whole institution versus focusing on the campus and what are organizational mechanisms that could improve. everyone is reinventing efforts. >> sure, thank you. again, would like to thank the academy for having this panel and including as part of the panel of the broad away of types and impacts. i'm going to focus on the cooperative extension system. there's over 100 years of public investment just to kind of build a

universities are working with blacklisted chinese institutions, institutions that are blacklisted by the commerce department. if found hundreds of millions of dollars flowing -- it found hundreds of millions of dollars flowing from taxpayers research into china on really sensitive military technical research like hypersonic's, nuclear weapons attack. this is the first time that either of you has spoken about it publicly. this is a pretty big report. tell us about it and may be what the impetus for this report was. >> first of all, virginia foxx has done a wonderful job really looking at our higher education system and looking at the benefits of what we offer as a country and why we have been a leader in education but also some of the areas that are creating challenges, and i appreciate her leadership on that. we have collaborated together on this report which really looks at especially the stem fields when it comes to, you know, high-tech research, investments, and specifically research that was funded by the department of defense and what we found is that there were close to 9000 jo

one of the buildings of the communications institute was partially destroyed. a mourning ribbon has already been put up at the institute, under the post users write words of sympathy to the relatives and friends of the deceased, at approximately 9 in the morning for 10 minutes, local residents heard sounds two explosions in the city, poltava reports. before that, telegram channels of the air force warned about a missile in the direction of poltava. well, later on, the russian public began to spread information about the attack on the corps of the 179th educational and training center of the troops-communication with. the ministry of internal affairs reported that a high-rise residential complex is located near the place of impact , glass windows were broken by the shock wave, facades were damaged, reports the public, you can see what it looks like. yes, i swear, the children did not die in the war, they tell me from work, go home, i say, i don't want, i don't want, i go home, what will be, will be, i say, i will go home already in the evening, i say that, what

a public institution.overnment pressure and threats from the kkk and other members to not allow them to speak at a and c. partially because bennett is a private school, they were allowed they did not have the pressures of government resources and things they wereon able to have mlk speak on their campus. this happens in 1958. in 1959 so similar to 1959 bennett college to the newspaper the, article says where you stand? they're advocating for people to do the work do something about discrimination that we are experiencing. takeio action. this is before february 1st 1950. one of the controversial moments is a lot of times a c4 we talk about being spontaneous. we decided to go enjoy it and do this and do this. the number of those of for her in the ways of the organization. they had strategy sections before 1950. atnd bennett college and bennett college students. some bennett collegeen studentso they were playing this article shows theyu were wanting to do direct action. they are seeing what are we going to do

perhaps c-span itself changed the institution. the institutions that work are like gyms where r-arizona -- where there are no cameras. the cloakroom's come up which should be bipartisan, there were no cameras. those are the places where people have off the record sessions. this is what we do not have oxford style debate. because people are terrified of the video image that might haunt them for the rest of their careers. often it is a comment taken out of context. but sometimes it is misspeaking by a member. that happens in real life. we have to look at the effect of media as a shield and sword in our democracy and sometimes people back home are using these images to destroy instead of to preserve the greatest country of the world. >> i want to add one thing. we always talk about the system the separation of powers but i feel we have evolved to a separation of parties. whatever party the president is, the party in congress feels they must do everything to protect their president, regardless of if they think the president is right o

in our educational institution, they study. they did the interior and exterior finishing of the premises and the improvement of the territory, the children are very happy, to study, if you can call it that, to study, because we have advisory classes, we are in combat zone, and children cannot attend the educational institution to the full extent, well, children are very happy that we have clean, warm, bright classrooms, and we thank you with all our hearts, we want to say a huge thank you that our children at such a difficult time in our country can receive an education in clean, warm, bright classrooms. tatyana alekseevna, you mentioned... a dormitory, is it functioning now? no, it is not functioning, our children come for consultations, that is, there is no dormitory, children, children do not live in the dormitory. yeah, and it just not ready? no, it is ready, since we are in a combat zone, and it is clear, it is clear, we are not allowed to house children in the dormitory, children come to us for consultations, receive cons

and the institutionalization it's not just our political institutions that's all our institutions arehe institutionalizing. when that happens you have to engage in a painstaking process of trying to rebuild trust in the institutions. that's a large part of what we are talking about. the word trusted is in the principles. we live in an age of a low trust in all of our institutions. once a trust is lost it's incredibly difficult to rebuild it again. that sort of the project in front of us is to try to figure out how to do that. especially within institutional level one vital component of that is conscious and to conscientiously doing their jobs. people relates near conscientiously doing their jobs faith as a public component there as wellge you have to brig into public awareness. especially for election officials who are question all of the time about their integrity they are on the front lines working hard and doing their very best under the circumstances. they are exhausted. >> we are going to move on to our next panel. let's thank our panelists for the great work they are

there will be no international institutions, and there is no hope from international institutions that they will be able to prevent this zionist regime from breaking apart . politics and relations are taught, the subject of organization and international agreements is in the hands of organization and international agreements. the first thing i teach the student is that this institution and societies are formed in this way . they have a colonial desire , they have an imperialist desire. why am i saying this? basically , the establishment and formation of these international institutions , the philosophy of their existence, is to defend those mechanisms , those are the mechanisms that the domination system creates to continue its domination and the presence of its own influence. from the league of nations between the first war and second world war until after that in 190, the united nations and many other institutions generally seek to impose their own standards on the world community, and therefore one of the places where standards can be applied in a very favorable way. the internation

and in the institution that share so much with so many. so that's certainly something extremely exciting, uplifting. but of course, i can tell you the reality is not dealing only without the number of things issues . i mean, this is a big operation and it's out fine. as questionnaires, where do you want the map to be in the future? whether you have to think them the mets for surely for we're thinking and hundreds of people say it's going to be the and i think it's a little bit play a role the see the importance of museums like, you know, that has always been this discussion with a new digital media to with, with the excitement of upcoming to missing with it being well as the off it doesn't v i a visit to ship increases the excitement of, of being in this you mean increases? i just think that the way i see the me see, i'm a product developing and, and continue to thrive. is this piece of convenience. not only of cleaning of creates work so fast, but of us to get in the pace web. you can experience and share incentives, talk about only emoti

what are the priorities of the kurchatov institute? vladimir putin met with its director mikhail kovalchuk. details of the conversation about science and soul. russian authorities will continue to support projects in the field of electronics development. this was stated by mikhail mishustin at the microelectronics-2024 forum. it started today in sirius russia is creating its own powerful electronic engineering industry for us and more. trucks without drivers, completely unmanned cargo transportation, were launched along the entire m11 neva highway. they started between moscow and st. petersburg in june last year, by the end of this year the fleet will increase to 43 trucks. and how much cargo has already been transported and most importantly - is it safe? in the kursk region, an attempt by militants to break through the russian border is highlighted. footage of the destruction of enemy heavy equipment. directly in the zone of its own has been tightened. the security architecture of europe is rapidly changing and this cannot be ignored

the defense army. the powerful development of the country's nuclear complex , the kurchatov institute today is a powerful interdisciplinary center, it unites three dozen institutes that develop the most diverse research areas. well , kruchetnik is not an institute, it is a whole agglomeration of various institutions, and it develops in such a diverse way and is engaged in almost all areas of research, so what? do you think it is a priority after all? you know, the priority is what you have defined with your decrees, today the kurchatov institute has six decrees of the president, according to which we work. one of key areas - nature-like technologies, a solution that does not harm the environment, but exists in harmony with it. on the basis of kurchatnik, there is a complex that deals with the topic of renewable resources, creates an alternative to the current struggle for limited energy sources, and the continuation of this work is a federal ... program for the development of genetic technologies, three world-class genomic centers have already been created, and it is planned to open t

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the occupiers hit two medical institutions in the center of kherson, two employees of the institution were injured, roofs, walls and windows were broken - reported the head of the regional military administration oleksandr prokudin. the rescuer was injured during the liquidation of the consequences of enemy shelling in the dnipropetrovsk region, the head of the region, serhiy lysak, said. the occupiers struck. region by drones on the spot emergency workers worked to hit. and at this time the enemy struck again. the rescuer was hospitalized with injuries. the official car was completely destroyed. in the railway district of lviv, for the second day in a row, the headquarters of assistance to the affected residents and the visiting center for the provision of administrative services have been working. there, people can get advice on housing recovery. the lviv city council allocated three... hryvnias for solving priority issues, financial compensation for the installation of new windows is 12 00 hryvnias per door, 800, until 15 00 hryvnias can be received, if the apartment was flooded wi

this is no longer an institute, it is a whole agglomeration of various institutions, and it is developing in such a diverse way that it is practically engaged. we have a very diversified thing, as you instructed, because today we have about 30 institutes under the hood of the kurchatov institute, well, initially, but we have such a powerful interdisciplinary center, plus fundamental physics, especially now in connection with the fact that the cerm has ended, these all western projects, a huge number of people are returning here, most of them are people from the kurchatov institute, so the restart of fundamental research today is also a very important thing. in this sense, but we have actually concentrated, i would say, a technological breakthrough in fact, plus our traditional things related to nuclear energy, globally, we have created new nuclear power plants, for example, a nuclear battery for the development of the arctic, now it is actively moving, plus we are making stivmash, the device has now been laid down, remember, you went down, looked, the brig that sank in the baltic, yes, we

organization of institutions that can correspond to existing institutions the ruler of the world, which is the creation of the liberal order of western america and europe, the western system can replace them , but it will take time, as long as it does not reach that capacity , it will definitely use the existing capacity, but it is protesting, it is protesting against this existing order. he doesn't know this system as fair because he doesn't know it's fair , he's looking for a new structure, that's why i mentioned the new governance, brics is working in all dimensions of governance, science, technology , cyber security, i don't know, information technology, economy , insurance, banking, everything, institutionalization he does if he can. when it reached maturity, it replaced the institutions therefore, we can see that right now there is a long queue of countries applying to join brics. 32 countries are currently applying to join brics. today brics is half the world with 9 countries. with 32 countries, if the following countries are added, it will reach more than 3/4 of the world. the m

now, that kind of education, these institutions would transform to a more higher ed institutions later, depending on the need, right? if we educate people to to be literate k-through-12 kind of education they need institutions to be further educated. so that's why they kind of became more higher educated, focused. for example, esteemed scholar in race leader a julia cooper, a tennessee agassiz normal and collegiate institute for her primary and secondary education, as well as serving briefly as instructor at the institution and she's actually one of the first black women to get a ph.d. i mean, she got it. i believe in europe and mary mary mcleod bethune is also a famous race leader who attended primary education of we see use a barber scotia college. right. so a lot of these very important race leaders as seen in auckland we see use her many of the historically black colleges university the north kind of began with the focus on religious and often their founders religious organizations such as the baptist methodist, african-american episcopal and the presbyterian church. the second mot

the institutional environment is definitely ahead. he should correct his desire to speak, god willing we will go further, but let's go to shiraz, mr. qadri is with us, i said, the vice chairman of the parliament's economic commission. mr. qadri , i am also at your service, i have the strength , please tell me why financing in our country is in trouble and what are the solutions, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. greetings to his highness, dear and respected guests. excuse me for this voice, yes, greetings to his highness, dear guests and viewers , i thank you for the effort you put into as you mentioned, we have one of the problems and problems that we are facing in the society right now, on the one hand , there is the central bank's policy of expansion and its pressure through controlling a certain amount of the bank's balance sheet and reducing liquidity in order to reduce inflation. on the other hand, in the situation where we have a problem and inflation problem, the demand of production units and compan

doctor in this regard, but it is building institutions that can correspond to the existing institutionsvern the world, which were built by the liberal order of the american west. and europe is a western system that can stand. as long as it does not reach that capacity , it will definitely use the existing capacity, but it is protesting, it is protesting the existing system, it does not consider it fair, because it does not know it is fair, it is looking for a new structure , that is why i mentioned the new governance , brics in all aspects. governance is working. science, technology, cyber security, i don't know , information technology, economics, insurance, banking, everything , it is building an institution that can replace the existing western institutions when it reaches maturity. there are 32 countries applying to join brics right now. today, brace is half of the world with 9 countries, if 32 countries are added and the next countries will reach more than 3 quarters of the world, the meaning is that the same word that i said is the rebellion of the global south, everyone is tired

, the belarusian institute of railway engineers in gomel, and the belarusian institute of mechanization electrification of agriculture in minsk. during the first post-war five-year plan, students were accepted by the theatre institute. the network of educational institutions for training personnel in creative specialties was also expanding. these people are devoted to their homeland, hard-working, persistent in their goals, their work. and that the city is like a transitory housing ours, and the village is the hearth, civilization of any, we are not sensitive to the value of work and its origins. children tell us that our main duty, now here, is to live for our own pleasure, we do so, we are engaged in our favorite business, changed five specialties before becoming this beekeeper, it was like a hobby, and then everything. someone abandoned, left began to do the same thing thoroughly, to preserve the memory of their ancestors, what they did, look at the project poleshuki on the tv channel belarus 24. it is already obvious that the task of the ukrainian leadership is the utilization of th

we do that to protect the network and ensure that financial institutions the 2100 financial institutions know everything there is to know about what is going on but we categorically do not sell any data associated with the zelle network to anyone for any reason ever. >> so, the banks, do you be benefit at all from the data generated from your customers use of zelle? mr. -- i will go to mr. monaco. >> sir, we benefit from the products, the risk management products that early warning produces, right? which is really the core of the company from its original founding way before zelle. un so, that is products such as account verification, right? we know it is a valid account. other products, that is how we benefit. we do not make money off of it. we use it to keep all of our products safe, whether it be a checking account, or a -- >> credit card transactions. is that what you are using to detect fraud in your credit cards? early warning systems? >> is one of the many inputs and models that we use. >> again, i'm just really trying to understand the economic model. why you are offering somethi

, and often times it's the biggest financial institutions, talking multitrillion dollar institutions that are getting back that money. so it's a wealth extraction and it's also a financial exclusion process. >> thank you for that, i would love to get your thoughts to that question and, i have done some work to introduce a set of bills relative to expanding language inclusivity. and making sure that we are making the information much more accessible to people whose language -- first language is not english. i would love to have you combine these two issues, if you can. how and why are we here, and what are things like language access in ways that companies continue to take advantage of these communities? >> i will start with the first half, touching on a bit of what was said, gen z in the manila -- and the millennials face a housing market that's different there were generations before the. 40% of gen z after high school, college or living with their parents. this is really about a lack of supply of housing, right? this means they are not getting on the escalator to homeownership, to

what an erosive session it was, well, with the institutions , the institutions have some resistance ,can overcome the resistance of the institutions, that is why we insist on leaving the law, and fortunately, the honorable islamic council's insistence on the entry of this institution and these authorities into the law. we can see the devices well they claim that they are basically not subject to this law. in the second phase, they claim that the approval they give , the certificate they give, is not considered a license, and in the third phase, they do not consider it a business license, and we are in these meetings with our executive bodies. we are moving forward with a monitoring device and so to speak , we have forced the devices in the last 3 years to declare their licenses on the worksheets that contain the issuance conditions, that is, to soften the conditions, to standardize the conditions, to remove the abnormal conditions , so that this information mr. dr. sayah, you can explain it better. i will pass this finally, we came to this conclusion, well, some of the pie devices. th

like the schools that are affiliated with the institutions, in the revolutionary institutions and institutionsch as schools like sama, like rahian kausar schools, some institutions that are managed in a complex manner and have branches in the country, we are continuing to discuss that, god willing, from the early days of our mehr. through the cooperation we will have with the social security organization , this 30-hour shift, their insurance, etc., will also help in education and education. we believe in the general qualification and professional qualification of the teachers, which will be seen in the quality, and also in the satisfaction of the dear teachers, who are the main element of education and training. and we also believe that we must appreciate the efforts of these loved ones all over the country. then the founders themselves have entered into this issue in the past years and we have to strengthen them . this is a group that has, for example, a thousand teachers in total. deprived provinces such as khuzestan province , hormozgan province, sistan baluchistan province , there are clas

, that is, we understand that these are enterprises, and there are institutions and institutions that were damaged, so it should be enough for this, and that's it another question again, without revealing any details about which the enemy. it is not necessary to know, at least with our help, for sure, in kharkiv it was also about other regions, now not only the energy industry is trying to hide or concrete or hide certain distribution stations there or even these networks are also somehow thinking about how to hide them underground, well, so that the current does not go through the ground, does not kill people, but to isolate there is a different question, but a very important topic is schools, especially. preschool institutions and, of course, comprehensive schools, because the enemy, as practice has shown, is already a fresh, terrible story, the enemy is attacking educational institutions and higher educational institutions, comprehensive secondary education institutions, where our children receive their education, is the question of the construction of underground schools even rais

>> banking institutions, please. i was not going to allow ms. feldsher to respond. >> so, we don't charge for zelle in any format. we don't charge to send a zelle transaction. we don't charge to receive a zelle transaction. the other banks in the network pay ews a per transaction basis to provide that service to us. so, for us -- >> wells fargo account holder pays no fees to wells fargo? >> there's no fees directly for zelle. >> i'm not asking for zelle. i am asking -- i think you know the question i'm asking. i just want to click to it. >> zelle is provided for free for all account types, no matter what the charge is for the account type. so, whether -- >> there are customer-charged account fees that allow you to complete the resources that pay for the creation of this shared service? >> i think what does not exist, senator, is there is nothing analogous to what senator johnson was talking about, that there's a swipe fee or a merchant charge associated like you have on the debit card and the credit card network. there is no direct revenue sourc

often times it is the biggest financial institutions with multitrillion dollar institutions. they are getting back that money. it is a wealth extraction and it is also a financial exclusion process. >> thank you. and i would love to get your thoughts to that question. i have done some work and introduced a set of bills relative to expanding language and exclusivity. and making sure that we are making the information much more accessible to people whose language is not english. so i would love to have you combine these two issues. for me, if you can. how and why are we here. what is language access like in ways that companies continue to take advantage of these communities. >> sure. let me start with the first portion. talking about the millennial's face a housing market that is dramatically different than what generations before, did. currently 30% of generation and the after high school or college are living with their parents. and this is really about a lack of supply in housing. they are not getting on the escalator of the homeownership to wealth building. all the aspects

it was not properly adjusted. god it raises the gap between the institution and the financing institutions such as banks. the necessary result of this was that the banks did not want to provide financing for the factories. well, one of the necessary results was that we witnessed the outsourcing phenomenon. in fact, many big companies that could easily be financed , they could easily leave documents with the banking network , but our small companies have been in this for years. recently, due to the balance sheet control policy, we were not able to benefit from this banking facility, and in fact, we witnessed the phenomenon of outsourcing. now, this solution that you are talking about, considering that it is also a matter of controlling inflation, we can control inflation and provide financing, one of the basic ways, in fact , is active policy, in fact, credit management by the central bank, which should be done first. from work there is another active policy in the management of the monetary base that the central bank should actually consider a development policy for the injection of the mo

to take part in this work in forming the image of modern military medical institutions.urse, your order will be carried out, and this work has already begun, a program has been planned construction of new medical institutions reconstruction of existing ones until the twenty-seventh year with a clear definition of the volume. financing, this year more than 100 billion rubles are already planned for these purposes, understanding, of course, the leadership of the ministry of defense, the instruction of the secretary of state in charge of the deputy minister of defense, i think that this program will certainly be, this is caring for people, probably, there is nothing more valuable today than caring for our defenders of the fatherland and heroes, it is necessary to. translate this conversation of ours in a practical sense, you know, i will add for my part that we are now completing the construction of a number of facilities, 19 new hospitals will be completed by the middle of next year and seven new modern fully equipped hospitals this year, so we have found the funds, we are

the army institute of pathology.ns represent a coordinated effort selected the operation of the army medicals laboratory. the first big job was to train the field and hospital laboratory units as well as technical personnel for these assignments on 21791 evacuation 99 field hospitals had to be organized and trained. the unit training was conducted at camp barclay texas, missouri, carlisle pennsylvania, alabama, washington,, and in illinois. rendition of the overseas needs hospital laboratory facilities had to be expanded general hospitals increase from a total of four -- 65. fifty-six regional hospitals were established, 26 with the army service forces 30 for the army air forces. 300 station hospitals are required 142 and 158 for the army air forces. in addition there are 10 service command laboratories, medical department was faced with the enormous job of staffing, training and equipping these various installations for that wartime responsibility. melissa personnel received training at the department and enlisted t

, that is, we understand that these are both enterprises and there are institutions and institutions. which were damaged, so it should be enough that this is enough, and here is another question, again, without revealing any details that the enemy should not know about, at least with our help so precisely, in kharkiv it was also about other regions, and now not only energy is trying to hide or concrete or to hide certain distribution stations underground, or even these networks, somehow there are also thinking about how to hide them underground. well , so that the current does not go through the earth, does not kill people, but to isolate there is a different issue, but a very important topic, it is schools, especially preschool institutions and, of course , comprehensive schools, because, as i have shown , the enemy practice, this is already a fresh, terrible story, the enemy is hitting educational institutions and higher educational institutions, and general education institutions, secondary education, where our children are gaining, is the question of the construction of undergroun

over the same period , 73 educational institutions were built or overhauled. more than 200 medals were won by schoolchildren at international olympiads over 3 years, and 700 buses have been delivered to schools since 2022. what is important is that belarus is attractive for study and for foreigners citizens, 30,000 people from 100 countries of the world study in our country. 800,000 belarusians will receive a salary increase from today. on the first day of autumn , the base amount on which the income of employees in the public sector depends increased. now its size is 253. rubles. this is the second increase in the indicator this year. the last time the base rate was increased in january. also, for the second time this year, due to the allowances , the salaries of some employees employed in the education system will increase. a consistent increase in the amount of payment labor in this area is provided for by the relevant government program until 2025. so from today, 15% of the salary of masters of industrial training, educational institutions will be added. t

, our institutions have four departments, respectively, according to the main tasks of our institutionhe forest protection block, the second block is radiation control, hello colleagues, who i haven't seen, we discussed our issues with the heads of the department, with you we haven't had time yet, where are you are you planning to leave on this... this is a general supervision, which is carried out mainly by foresters in the assigned territory, the purpose of this general supervision is to identify simply an unfavorable state of the forest fund, drying out, windfall, damage by pests, to inform the forestry department, then to the forestry engineer, yes, that is, the spring doctor, as we say, the forestry engineer, the forestry department goes to the site, assesses the situation and makes the final decision: in order to establish the cause of damage to the forest fund, whether it is a planting material in a forest nursery or plantation, it is necessary, of course, to go there, conduct an examination, take samples of damage, take samples, pests diseases, it is often not always possible t

institutions. that is, all the money that will be collected by us during the kyiv bookfest will be accumulated for the purchase of books and evenly distributed among five educational higher military institutions. so come, donate, join. let there be even more ukrainian high-quality, interesting, modern literature in the libraries of higher educational institutions. i would also like to note that for students of military higher education institutions, as well as veterans of the russian-ukrainian war, for relatives of the dead, the forum is free to enter. children under 15 can also visit here for free. that's all the information for now, bro. thank you for your work, tetiana golonova from kyiv, in detail about the start of the book forum, that's how things are for the moment, next , terespresso will be picked up by my indispensable colleague, antin borkovskyi, and i tell you, see you at 3 p.m., be with espresso. the modern russian-ukrainian war is a technological competition. the main expendable weapo