teenage years, so this is the happiest of my years. we are now in the building of the institute of business, i am running you with the head of the institute, valery makovich. this is my head, valery viktorovich makevich, he, who hired me here. i am very glad that i already work at the institute and i am glad that this is my colleague. i am happy to work with him very easy to work with him and he plays great role in the development of our institute and our courses institute of business - it is he who goes to the united. e, a single complex of the belarusian state university. despite the fact that we are an independent legal entity, an independent institution , we have accreditation licenses, for all our training programs we prepare and, e, higher education in-depth higher education for a master's degree. we also have a faculty, advanced training and retraining of bushhurs, but we saw in him a responsible and disciplined person. but creative. creative, that is, we can say that he not only gives material, just like a teacher, but he is an excellent marketer and an excellent manager, when he enters the audie

institute of physiology over belarus head of the brain center. practitioners are so busy, current work and personal patients are already up to research is running out study why, nevertheless, this pathology is so untreatable, it is now being studied at institutes of a theoretical orientation. currently, the institute is working on clinically important areas, since we are talking about cardiovascular pathology, oncological pathology and diseases of the nervous system. well critical of the brain and spinal cord. the pathology of what i have listed in all countries of the world is the main cause of death, so it is necessary to thoroughly study why it stops normal activity begins pathology? the institute has one academician, corresponding member of the national academy of sciences , four professors and 23 candidates. in general , it is young people who are proud of young cadres of people, all uh, up to 30 years old. uh, they have a huge potential. they easily find contacts uh foreign countries. at the institute, seven structural divisions focused their research and experiments to answer the problem. why does oncological pathology develop practically he

of our institutions scientifically, technically. another world of ideas. in terms of how it runs its own business, it is completely reactionary. so you are right. change is not as easy as you might hope, but i think we have discovered at purdue you can make things different, and it does begin to feed on itself. i can give you bigger examples, but i will just give you one that comes first to mind. because the sector is so static, a place that does things that are even a few steps off the track quickly attracts the next idea. they think -- what was that commercial? he will try anything. we are like that, for instance. because we have done a couple offbeat things. it is a great little company called starship. they brought these robots, little white guy about the size. has a little flag that sticks up. a geo map of the campus. there are scores of them running around our campus all the time. students can order anything from starbucks coffee to a full meal, hot, cold. on the phone, it pumps up the lid, like that. they brought it to us because we had a reputation of people who are willing to look at things differently. maybe it is no

of interest regulations. if you run a business, especially a business handlin other people's money, you can institute all thatulars making you. but, there is a saying if the risk is the sum -- same with the regulation should be the same. the risk is very similar to securities markets for commodities markets. there is a good argument that these exchanges should be regulated like those kinds of entities. maryam: let's turn to football and the old cup in qatar, two matches underway in group e. the latest score one all with germany and costa rica. japan is one up against spain. the big news today has very much been belgium. ranked second in the world. is going into the tournament, they are going out in a major embarrsment -- they are going out in major embarrassment. they finished third four years ago and had a disappointing tournament with one win in three matches. a major achievement for morocco. they want 2 -- won 2-1 against canada and progressed for the second time in their history. the 100th goal of the world cup was scored in that match but it was the own goal by the north african side. history is being ma

of interest regulation. now, if you run a business, especially a business handling other people's money to he can institute all are the commodities markets, so there is a lot, there is a good argument that these exchanges should be regulated like those kinds of entities. what like those kinds of entities. what the work like those kinds of entities. what they work though? _ like those kinds of entities. what they work though? with - like those kinds of entities. what they work though? with the crypto currency exchanges markets work in the same that it has been working if it does have that regulation? t it does have that regulation? i think it went. they may not make as much money, but i think it would work, and i think you see that in the exchanges that at least so far the exchanges that at least so far the ones that are publicly traded, for example, who have governance imposed by other regulations and boards of directors and all of those good governance frameworks that are required to run a successful business if it is publicly traded. they seem to be hanging on. let’s they seem to be hanging on. let's talk ab

business. so and vns, society should not be perceived as an institution that can be loaded with all sorts of private issues. this is definitely not addressed with no need to rune entire belarusian people's assembly and load you with construction issues. fence houses in roofs - this is not a feature to be spelled out exceptional. global issues that should be resolved in our country, but in these fences and roofs, one should not intervene even proactively, for this there will be a place for the authorities. they stay for this will be the government the president will they have to decide their own issues. this is also what people need to show that this is a strategy, how we will continue to live, how we will develop. we discussed today the innovations of the draft law on political parties. we have 15 of them in our country, but, let's be honest, we can hardly list them all. well, if we recall a couple of those who are really well known and through the results, an obviously new document is noticeable. this is pro-efficiency and action in the interests of the country in the political field of the country, only those parties should work, the activities of which cor

perspective as to how you run a financial institution in the united states but also from a general perspective in how you handle any business. >> what about the idea that some ofhese laws that we have here around securities and all sorts of other things that might otherwise things that maybe happened would have constituted fraud or worse here, wouldn't there? >> let me say this we have an incredibly well developed and rigorous league system around securities markets, securities trading, all of those things. but its base is in the common law. outside the united states, there's a fair amount of common law built around the fraud and the like what does it do? it creates processes, requirements, transparency, inspection that makes it much easier to detect fraud and prevent fraud. it's not -- i'm not saying that around the world fraudulent activity isn't policed we just have what i would say is a rigorous system for deterring it and detecting it. >> do you think the same level of hubris will be demonstrated from front of -- this is obviously a much more structured setting for him. what about remorse would you say he was remorseful? i had a bad month. it's not really