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here in the studio before your very eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relationsimo university, one of the most prestigious universities in russia, but this will not be soon. and now we have the third meeting of the first semi-final round. today, there are three more clever semi-finalists of the track. i will definitely introduce them to you, but first. allow me to introduce our panel of judges, which we call the area of ​​spagos, tall. eagle of today's competition dean of the faculty of management and politics by hemo university doctor of political sciences henry tigranovich sardaryan. marina teimurazova, secretary of the panel of judges, is helping in court. and executive secretary yabbago tatyana smirnova my assistant natalya fomenko is a second -year student of the faculty of international relations at his university artyom cucumbers is invited on the red carpet. tatyana markeeva, kurkino, tula region quarterfinariy won the prologue. chose the green path and won on it with two penalty points aleksandra stepanova sosnovy forest, leningrad region, my favorite, w

gradually disintegrate and be divided even more - answered wang wei, director of the institute of international relations of the chinese university. zhenin well, this is exactly what the american wants the destruction of russia 's economic as a consequence of the weakening of europe, the beneficiary in this world. the demon is far from him, everything is fine. i mean washington, you know, but the chinese are also pragmatists and not just pragmatists. they still cannot understand how the anglo-saxons, creating for many years, this monopolar world they took everything into one happiness and destroyed it, that is, from an economic point of view, they do not understand what you guys have done from europe to everyone, but i will now say such a seditious thought. all these acuses , all these alliances are hypersonic weapons. i have a feeling that right now, uh, they are not pushing us, but pushing us not just towards military cooperation with china, but towards the military union, this is a very serious topic with china, this will be a completely different conversation, because china has begun to sleep support

studio right here in the studio, smart people will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations at the gmo university, one of the most prestigious universities in russia. now let me introduce our panel of judges, yeah, his excellency the extraordinary plenipotentiary went to the russian federation, a graduate of mgimo in 1973, konstantin vasilyevich grandchildren. the judge is assisted by the secretary of the panel of judges marina teimurazova and the executive secretary of the ryabag, the editor-in-chief of the clever and clever program tatyana smirnova hands my assistant natalya fomenko, a second-year student of the mgimo university , invited yuliana feofanova, yaroslavl elizaveta yudakina won the quarterfinal ahead of schedule on the yellow carpet. sarov, nizhny novgorod region, uvarova, tambov region in the quarterfinals, he won the prologue, chose the yellow track and lost to himself on it, but bounced back on the podium, gaining 6 1/2 prize points. you remember, we always start with a prologue. and 15 minutes before the start of the competition. i go up to the participants

the clever ones, right here, the studios will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations right before your eyes . yeah his excellency ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary russian doctor of political sciences professor, head of the department of diplomacy at the university of gmo alexander nikolaevich panov judge is testing the secretary of the jury marina teymurova and responsibility secretary program editor clever boys tatyana smirnova and my assistant is the winner of the 28th season of the all-russian humanitarian theory olympiad clever boys they are a second-year student of the faculty of international relations university , kimono natalia fomenko from the city of saratov are invited sofia grigorieva moscow i report to your honor she won the quarterfinals on the red carpet. roman kostrov ivanovo quarterfinariy won green lanes with two penalty points ilya petrov ostrovskoye village, kostroma region. i lost the quarterfinals to myself on the green carpet. but on the podium, yours has now bounced back, scoring seven bonus points and staff is the leader among theorist

second leverage speaking at the musket institute of international relations, saying that the international community is creating their own rules. they refuse to recognize, he said the rights of the russian media sources is a totalitarian, intolerance of the russian point of view. let's cross over to keep in the capital of ukraine. there are correspond russell cert or is there and wrestle the russian foreign minister, highly critical of the international approach, the coverage well, the rush of the, for the minister legged and saggy level and also many of our, their russian officials have been quite could it. there are 2 of that media coverage of the green war, particularly the, the western media sources. so he simply said that the west is way in it, in its own grooves that he could, he ate it and particularly making the historical references of $199.00 to $1.00 of the year that the soviet union and collapse. and since that time on says that that the media is not lovin to show a dead that the russian point of view regarding did that, did the developments and also say that it is quite import

he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. i gentleman cross sock rules and effect, that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate peter, let me go to you 1st and bethesda, and i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because i have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm not banding in a hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, you've watch some of it obviously as well. and the con, the context of the conflict is completely absent. this is, it's is something started this a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most.

decided to recognize an international non-governmental organization undesirable on the territory of russia, we are talking about the british royal institute of international relationsit is also known as che there house for his activities. according to the department , it poses a threat to the constitutional order and security of our country. and what has chaos been preparing for years? well, then he distributed anti-russian studies around the world, which regularly caused resonance in the world media; it is noteworthy that quite well-known people in russia acted as speakers, for example, associate professor hicks ekaterina shulman convinced the audience that it is necessary to speak with russia only in the language of sanctions after the recognition of an undesirable organization will not happen. there, chaos will have to curtail its activities on the territory of our country. automotive market a number of manufacturers are currently being reorganized; others have suspended production; others have frozen deliveries ; the existing supply chains have been disrupted; increased it is not surprising that the demand for a used car has increased. and now, it seems that so

i will listen to the assessment of the head of the security programs of the royal institute of international relationsmber of the organization relative to another, and it is absolutely clear from the statute, it is illegal. i believe that the un secretary general can use all the political means of his office not only to discuss the creation of humanitarian corridors, not only to provide humanitarian aid. maybe he is thinking about how to do it using a sea connection, for example through odesa. i think it will be a very interesting and useful thing, but also the un secretary general can use all available levers to complete it as he says the apocalypse is how he spoke about mariupol with this review. i believe that the un secretary general has no choice but to go beyond humanitarian and diplomatic initiatives to become more active and politically of the key tasks teresh, during his visits to moscow, was the opening of this humanitarian corridor from azovstal for civilians , there were high hopes that people would be taken out of there today, is there anything known about this, as of now, we do not have

he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations . right. gentlemen, cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciated, peter, let me go to you 1st and that says that i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because they have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm know, bandying, you know, hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, if you watch some of it obviously as well, and the con in the context of the conflict is completely absent, is, is it is something started. it's a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most people have don't have a clue what i'm talking about peter, your thoughts you're identifying a serious problem. there is no historical memory on mass media in the united states and for that reason in and that says of much of the world. so people don't the, can't put this in context of you don't understand

decided to recognize an international non-governmental organization undesirable on the territory of russia, we are talking about the british royal institute of international relationsjust like the chaos of his activities. according to the department , it poses a threat to the constitutional order and security of our country. and what has chaos been preparing for years? well, then he distributed anti-russian studies around the world, which regularly caused resonances in the world media, it is noteworthy that quite well-known people in russia acted as speakers, for example, associate professor of the ranhigs ekaterina shulman convinced the audience that it was necessary to speak with russia only in the language of sanctions. after the recognition of the undesirable organization is not knocking. chaos will have to curtail its activities on the territory of our country. then the case of a scandalous mother of many children from naberezhnye chelny came to court and now agina altynbayeva has a real chance of being behind bars all the details of this story after the ntv advertisement girls grew up on the same street and were mysterious friends until one of them needed a d

he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. i gentleman cross sock rules and effect. that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciated, peter, let me go to you 1st. and bethesda, i'm, i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because i have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm demanding in a hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, you've watch some of it obviously as well. and the con in the context of the conflict is completely absent is it's a, something started. it's a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most people have don't have a clue.

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anna guschan, third year international relations international institute of energy policy and diplomacygimo from kaliningrad wear wear your knowledge. how are yours? how is your watch? that is, uh, hold them in your pocket, do not take it out when not needed, so as not to shine with them once again. anya carry your knowledge, as your watch in a special pocket does not take it out. don't make them call just to show that you have them, and you are your knowledge. wear like a watch. usually smart people are on the streets, you need to demonstrate them. this is very important. i just really wanted to hear from you, because, well, the gorchaks, of course, are diplomats. it should be all gentle and so on, but now such times that, in my opinion, our knowledge, especially the knowledge of the young it should be beautifully demonstrated and implemented in national projects. i'm right. yes, medals. order thank you dear friends children's knowledge is special it is often associated with a fantasy game competition science technology of the 21st century from an early age can be studied in special ch

in economics from one of our great institutions in this country, the university of california at berkely. she is a tenured professor of economics and international relations at one of the great institutions in my part of the country, michigan state university. she taught at the harvard kennedy school of government, served on the council of economic vieser during the urozone crisis and at the -- yourio zone crisis -- euro if design crisis. a small but really, really loud minority far outside the mainstream have engaged in a smear campaign against dr. cook. it's emblematic of the sorts of attacks that black and brown americans, particularly women, have encounselsed for if a h. far too long here. i won't go through what's happened in my committee. i think chair the committee on banking and urban affairs. i won't lay out for my -- for one thing the senators on my side of the aisle know t the senators on their side of the aisle don't want to think about it. what's happened with very, very qualified accomplished black women coming out of my committee and how few republicans have voted for them. i mean, count one after another, they get zero votes or one vote or

establish relations with the cis countries in 2004 to 2009 trubnikov was the russian ambassador to india in recent years she worked at the national research institute of world economy and internationalthe title of hero of russia occurs employees. in the ninety-ninth year, closed by presidential decree on april 25, he would have turned 78 years old. even more news on our website ntv.ru and in the mobile application program today. moscow announced a person one million grad about the employees of the bulgarian embassy, ​​this was reported in our ministry of foreign affairs, the department stressed that this decision was a response to the actions of sofia, the balkan state, following the charge of european countries, embarked on the path of a diplomatic war with russia, many employees of our depressions in recent weeks were declared operational nongrade, than dangerous the expulsion of russian employees of the united states of europe for the entire architecture of international relations and what are its consequences for the anniversary of the signing of the vienna convention on diplomatic relations of the main document, determining the status and powers of embassy employees. nikita kor

of international relations. the rating was compiled by the specialists of the institute.lish and spanish french and chinese are located arabic portuguese german japanese hindi bengali urdu. when compiling the rating , the number of speaking internet resources was taken into account and the volume of scientific information in the language of its status in international organizations. but also how much media is used. well, our book reviewer egorov knows what to read in russian good morning. the author of this book first wrote the engineer's hooves the engineer's hooves he didn't like it, then he called the book black poppy the black magician didn't like it either, and then he called this book master and margarita mikhail bulgakov, such a new magnificent gift edition. a, but in spite of everything, bulgakov wrote this book for 10 years, and after he was gone, my wife used scattered drafts to collect the manuscripts of this book, if you didn’t read it, you need to read it, but also look at the gift, what a magnificent one her from english is tatyana kitaina, and the scientifi

nations system, which has been cementing factor yalta-podzamskaya system of international relations operates. and a bunch of institutionst have existed since 1945, well, in the forty-ninth year , ligaments continue to operate after all. nato this is what this is the activism of the very cold war, therefore, when american and british colleagues say that strikes against russia are in accordance with international law. and this is what yesterday or passion also said. uh, well, they are not only burying the system of international security created as a result of the second world war, they are they also bury all those institutions, a and all these bundles that have arisen in particular. and in this connection , a very serious question arises, the question of revisionism and the question of the future of this system of international relations, and the future system of international relations is not about what will be the hegemon that will determine everything in general. it was such a short illusion, a transition, yes, because celestre said a very important thing, and the current world order following the results of the secon

and i, robi, of yada enemy somali political scientists and executive director at the heritage institute for policy studies. and although stig yahoo hanson professor in international relations at the norwegian university of life sciences, a warm welcome to you all, thanks so much for joining us today on inside story xena. let me start with you today. how significant is it that somalia has now inaugurated these lawmakers? how big a breakthrough does this constitute? so my good excited about. 5 you know, gratian of the parliament, despite, you know, the, and i've taught our process along the long time, it took us well as all, you know, really caution gums that has been going on. at least it signifies that they can do this moving forward. so the parliament and now that it's that it's where and they can elect their leadership, meant that leadership and then, you know, elected the president. so that might go back to our working and moving forward. so yeah, it's very significant. it's the pillar of the malia, and it's actually very important that at least that we do have one in parliament because the mandate of the current federal government has in february 7, 21. so over a year,

dr samuel ramani is a tutor of politics and international relations at the university of oxford. he is also an associate fellow at the royal united services institutently writing a book on "putin's war on ukraine". good to have you with us. as we were hearing in those reports, there was a lot of focus both politically and diplomatically and militarily right now and mariupol. i wonder how you see the coming hours playing out. most of the ukrainian resistance in mariupol— most of the ukrainian resistance in mariupol is— most of the ukrainian resistance in mariupol is on its last legs. yeah, it appears— mariupol is on its last legs. yeah, it appears as if all that we have our affiliates with the battalion and pressure is going to declare a win there~ — and pressure is going to declare a win there. ~ . , ., , , ., win there. what is it that russia wants to achieve _ win there. what is it that russia wants to achieve in _ win there. what is it that russia wants to achieve in mariupol, i win there. what is it that russia i wants to achieve in mariupol, and what does it tell us about their ambition in that region? the prevailing — ambition in that region?

dr samuel ramani is a tutor of politics and international relations at the university of oxford. he's also an associate fellow at the royal united services institute book on: "putin's war on ukraine" — he's been telling me what he's expecting in the coming hours and days. well, looks as though the ukrainian resistance mariupol is on its last legs. the other steel facility, allegedly fell to russia yesterday. it appears as if all we have is about 2500 fighters at most, the russians are probably going to eventually declare victory. this may seem a very — eventually declare victory. this may seem a very obvious _ eventually declare victory. this may seem a very obvious question - eventually declare victory. this may seem a very obvious question but . seem a very obvious question but what is it that russia wants to achieve in mariupol and what does it tell us about their ambition in that region? tell us about their ambition in that reuion? ~ , ., , ., region? well, the prevailing wisdom, for man , region? well, the prevailing wisdom, for many. is — region? well, the prevailing wisdom, for many. is that _ region? well, the prevailing wisdom, for many,

institute of oriental languages, and then the faculty of law. moscow state university mastered four languages, but he decided to connect his life not with international relations together with vladimir bogachev, he founded a liberal-democratic party, by the way, the second after the cpsu and after 3 years the liberal democratic party won the parliamentary elections. and zherinovsky himself ran for president. six times sodium and not on purpose the same thing to capture russia to destroy russia is zhirinovsky said. back in 1999, he called everything in his own words about the united states about the west and their plans, his forecasts for ukraine turned out to be accurate, but today it is being done in ukraine, but about western power. they are doing everything to prevent ukraine from being vain. our commonwealth is a master of political shocking and lightning-fast aphorisms, he felt like a fish in water on the air. they don't have anymore their men and women. europe gives birth to an average, journalists considered that the volume of vladimir zhirinovsky's speech in the duma amounted to approximately 47% of the speeches of all other faction leaders, and he sai

of amazing. david: do you offer those crypto related investments to your client? >> not to client but we make use of them internally. given what we do as a large financial institutionintech has been very deep. buying into motive partners were repurchased one third of motive. but we are moving on to blockchain. we are taking stakes and backing challenges to the financial system. fintech is here to stay. blockchain is here to stay. crypto? jury out. david: what is the next big thing beyond that? >> i think we are watching it take place and we are laughing at it in front of us. i look at the nft market and we can look at art or all manner of crazy things trading hands as an nft. i bring it back to real-world examples. have you ever sold the car? i imagine you have. david: mine usually fall apart. >> we sign a piece of paper called the title if we can find it. why do we do that? shouldn't that be identified with us? we buy a house, we get title insurance. why do we need to do that? many of the rails or technology or platforms or the systems that support what is happening in at fti think are the precursor to changes -- in nft i think are the precursor to changes. we loo

and the system of international relations that existed from the forty-fifth to 1991 ended with the collapse of the soviet union, the bipolar confrontation ended, although the institutionalof this confrontation was partially preserved in the face of nato atavism and in the face of the united nations in particular. but at the same time after the ninety-first year. we have gone through such difficult stages of transformation the whole system, a in the form of e. pluralistic unipolarity, which we remember, when there was a relatively pluralism of opinions, and the transition to this new world. to which world is this a more difficult question, but it is obvious that it will be a world outside the west and it is obvious that the collapse of the americans intriguing system is happening? what did he say today? patrushev is very important. and we are moving into a completely new stage of international relations, and precisely because we are moving into it, soreness and words arise, and the elephant has always been painful, remember how the system changed to throughout history. they changed through the world wars. while once again it must be emphasized that the united nations is

of law and the center on international security and cooperation at the freeman spogli institute. she teaches in the department of political science at stanford. and in the program on international relations as well as in the masters and international policy program, she holds a ba in an ma in political science from the university of toronto and

of law and the center on international security and cooperation at the freeman spogli institute. she teaches in the department of political science at stanford. and in the program on international relations as well as in the masters and international policy program, she holds a ba in an ma in political science from the university of toronto and a phd in government from harvard and in 2016. she was awarded an honorary doctorate from iliad state university in tbilisi, georgia, and i can only hope that that came with a lifetime supply of satvi and khachapuri and colleague we can hear about that in the q&a. in addition to many articles and book chapters on contemporary russia that she has written. she is the author or co-editor of six books. the most recent of course is the book about which she is going to be speaking to us today. russia resurrected its power and purpose in a new global order, which is hot off the oxford university presses. it's it's really i feel like we are we are very privileged to be amongst the first a groups of people to whom she will be

of law and the center on international security and cooperation at the freeman spogli institute. she teaches in the department of political science at stanford. and in the program on international relations as well as in the masters and international policy program, she holds a ba in an ma in political science from the university of toronto and a phd in government from harvard and in 2016. she was awarded an honorary doctorate from iliad state university in tbilisi, georgia, and i can only hope that that came with a lifetime supply of satvi and khachapuri and colleague we can hear about that in the q&a. in addition to many articles and book chapters on contemporary russia that she has written. she is the author or co-editor of six books. the most recent of course is the book about which she is going to be speaking to us today. russia resurrected its power and purpose in a new global order, which is hot off the oxford university presses. it's it's really i feel like we are we are very privileged to be amongst the first a groups of people to whom she will be speaking after the book has been published. we're thrilled that professor stoner has agreed to join us to share with us her work and

internal conflict between key of and the eastern regions. the institute of microbiology claims in his materials that the project is related to the potential thread of biological terrorism. any crane emi the envy hostilities in eastern regions of that country. it is crystal clear that this is the way to send a subtle message about the d, p r, and l p r, as possible involvement and hatching class for the use of internationally prohibited biological weapons. have we heard any comments from the united states or germany in relation to these bio labs? well, germany has been trying to distance itself as much as possible from these activities and helping the united states in the rhetoric. but well, the russian military, which is engaged in the special operation in ukraine, they are making some very disturbing revelations like, for example, documents the ukraine of authorities. apparently they reached out to the turkish manufacturer of the by unmanned aerial vehicles trying to figure out and asking questions like, for example, if the drone is capable of, you know, flying as far as 300 kilometers away from the control point from the control station. if ba