here in the studio before your very eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations hemo university of one of the most famous universities in russia let us introduce our judges high oreopagus judge rectors of ugra state university candidate of biological sciences roman viktorovich kuchinya help marina university i must inform you that we had three vacancies for theorists in the semi-finals. marina vladimirovna is carefully watching everyone. tell, please, here are those who apply for these three places. well, of course, first of all, this is valeria e. tyurina has 8 1/2 points well done who else? yes , there is, kirill nikitin well done. he has five and a half. and now matrona potapova is 3.5, but they are already catching up with her. so try matron catch up with you. thank you so much. we start the fire , invite agonists. regional final also regional city of rostov the great yaroslavl region is also the winner of the regional we always start with the eloquence of the competition. and the topic is this. history living memory teacher of life and herald of events also

scott, he's the director of the center for advanced american studies and moscow state institute of international relations. for a gentleman cross that rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i would appreciate it for. let's start with georgia in budapest and georgia in the last few days. we've had this real flurry of, you know, is a negotiation is going to break out, you know, we had sold in care of and then we have general lee. they joined cheaper staff saying this is a good point. and before the winter sets in for negotiations, i think he said, any time there's an opportunity, you should seize it. ok, i mean, are they talking among themselves? are they making overtures? how do you read this? when it is very difficult to discern what any of this about, it's hard to see how at this stage, any serious negotiations are possible. ah, and because of what, what is there to negotiate about having said, it's also hard to figure out exactly what is going on without question. the russian with role from city is politically a problem for russia. because now, if one thinks of russia's initial

he is the director of the center for advanced american studies and moscow state institute of international relations. for a gentleman cross stack rules and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it for. let's start with georgia in budapest and george over the last few days we've had this real flurry of, you know, is a negotiations going to break out. you know, we had sold in, in our kia and then we have general mill lane. they joined, cheapest staff are saying this is a good point and before the winter sets in for negotiations, i think he said, and he hm, there's an opportunity you should seize it. ok. i mean, are they talking among themselves? are they making overtures? how do you read this? well, it is very difficult to discern what any of this about it caught to see how at this stage, any serious negotiations are possible. because what is there to negotiate about having said that, it's also hard to figure out exactly what is going on without question. the russian with roll from harrison city is politically a problem for russia. because now you can think of russia

prospects for russian western relations with dmitry simes, president of the center for national interests, and deputy director of the institute of world economy and internationalelations of the russian academy of sciences named after yevgeny primakov vladimir milovidov dmitry a vladimir dmitrievich good evening dmitry well, everyone knows that this idea is from the price ceiling. she belongs to the states offered her to janet and the idea, well, on the one hand, the idea is logical, but on the one hand, how to limit it. uh, the russian revenues that russia receives from exports and energy, but on the other hand, do not allow a sharp rise in world oil prices, especially in an environment where the united states itself are facing unprecedented record high inflation inflation, while gasoline. but now, the longer this idea is discussed, the more such a tortured here is frankly tortured. it becomes constantly postponed, they can’t agree on a bunch, reservations the european union talks about a transition period of 45, or even 90 days, which means that china india, the countries of the middle east have not joined and are not going to join this initiative, but on the

he decided to enter the moscow state institute of international relations.sycho exams on the five, including he passed. english, so that it was very difficult to pass then, well, you know, the level of the ladies at that time, it was there, probably, in 1983 or eighty-four, that is, the level was generally very high. he really did very well in all exams. i didn't do it just because that at that time, and let's say such directions were still in force, when a person came from any union republic, yes, then some kind of direction was required. this is a referral from whom the ksm of tajikistan was sent, which, accordingly, he did not have in connection with this. in general, how to say, he didn’t pass the park courses, after serving 2 years in the army, victor returned to moscow, and he decided to enter, and the military institutes of foreign languages ​​in moscow and successfully passed. as a matter of fact, he passed all the exams and entered the accelerated courses of the portuguese language. that is, it's about, but in my opinion, a year and a half or two ye

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donated by my grandfather, but i passed the exams at the five and was enrolled in the institute of international relations the british german and american intelligence, who will not say anything to us? i have told you everything, mr. colonel. bye. i see you don't value your health at all. look who you have become like and think about how much longer you will last. i think it's a long time. and i still demand a meeting with the consul of germany. is this woman familiar to you? it was a photo of my late wife tatyana where did they get it? no, not familiar. maybe you don't know this person? they know my name. where how but now what do you say further silence does not make sense. okay. i am a soviet officer. aleksey kozlov and the soviet intelligence officer that's all i'll tell you, you underestimate us, comrade soviet intelligence officer. we will split you. for us, this is a matter of honor. security lead him. i could not understand how they found out only after a few years. i found out that i was betrayed. a defector was waiting for me, our resident of great britain, after british american and german inte

the selectivity of international legal institutions of western relations is no longer a novelty for thosenderstand at least a little in politics, history stores plenty of examples and facts, when, if there are obvious for all violations, an investigation and the courts, either they started at all or passed in idle without punishing the guilty, and therefore the prospect of being on the bench, the defendants are not very frightened by the representatives of the white house, do not forget about this when evaluating, including washington's modern actions happily. why the same events and circumstances are treated differently, who creates new ethics and new information trends, and who benefits from it, no matter how strange it may sound for someone, but there is documentary evidence of this, these plans are many years, hatched secretly and not voiced aloud. and these are proven facts. or is it another ksenia lebedi who will tell you in detail about the phenomenon of double standards. and how they work in the project. this is different, do not miss it on belarus 24 tv channel. the old folk wisd

bektor, on the contrary, sincerely tried to join the new life, working at the institute of world economy and international relationsample, led trade union activities with enthusiasm. for grocery orders for the team, this is for marvel to look at how he does it, something didn’t work out for him all the time, someone didn’t pay extra for something, or somehow as a result. it's poor uh, poor george was doing his own pocket. and everything was necessary then give it to this grocery store, which served us this treat everything with humor watering can. she never helped, never betraying his love of life, which was inherited from his mother. she always follows herself very much on the positive moments in life and any situation, how difficult it is, there are always some good moments, and i have the same approach to life from my mother george blake inherited not only optimism, but also longevity the legendary agent died at the age of 98, becoming the prime minister for several generations of soviet, and then russian scouts. i, at least, e considered as a man of the act of the great yes, but as a hero who, uh, for the sake

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the selectivity of the international legal institutions of western relations is no longer a novelty fornderstand at least a little in politics, history stores plenty of examples and facts. the prospect of being on the bench, the defendants are not very frightened by the representatives of the white house, do not forget about this when evaluating, including washington's modern actions happily. on air sports day with you anna essmant, good evening. evening training in minsk and night flight to dubai tonight, the main football team of the country on a regular flight of belavi airlines, went to the united arab emirates, where it will soon hold two international friendly matches within the framework of the current training camp, our team will play against syria on november 17 a. then, on november 20, to meet with an adobe, both opponents are higher than belarusians and fifa ratings, at the same time, as the counterative said to our film crew . our team, despite the friendly the status of the matches will play exclusively on the result of the experiment, the line-up is over . the main task co

bektor, on the contrary, sincerely tried to join the new life, working at the institute of world economy and international relationsith enthusiasm trade union activity. for grocery orders for the team, this is for marvel to look at how he does it, something didn’t work out for him all the time, someone didn’t pay extra for something, or somehow as a result. it 's poor uh, poor george was coming out of his own pocket. we had to give everything later to this deli that served us to everything with a humorous watering can. she never helped, never betraying his love of life, which he inherited from his mother. she always follows herself very well the positive moments in life and any situation, how difficult it is, there are always some good moments, and i have the same approach from my mother george blake inherited not only optimism, but also longevity for allotted to him in 98 the legendary agent managed to become a living example and mentor for several generations of our scouts. i at least uh treated like a man of act great yes, but as a hero who, for the sake of an idea , made such sacrifices as an ideal, even so. i

the selectivity of international legal institutions in relation to the west is no longer news for those who understand at least a little about politics, history stores plenty of examples and facts, when, in the presence of obvious investigations and trials for all violations, either they began at all or passed in vain without punishing the perpetrators, and therefore the prospect of being on the bench, the defendants are not very frightened by the representatives of the white house, do not forget about this when evaluating, in including the modern actions of washington happily. constant training needs not only the muscles, but also the brain. what is the name of the sport in which two athletes fight with swords. what muscles do of a person are shaped like cubes? again alexander was the first sporting absolutely right. with the help of what attributes does a football referee draw lots before the start of a match? with the help of a coin absolutely two steps forward, watch the intellectual sports show heading on our tv channel. everything changes very quickly, time passes unnoticed minute

bektor, on the contrary, sincerely tried to join the new life, working at the institute of world economy and international relationsed trade union activities with enthusiasm. took over grocery orders for the team it's at marvel to look at how it does it. something didn’t work out for him all the time , someone didn’t pay extra for something, or somehow as a result. it's poor uh, poor george was coming out of his own pocket. it was necessary to give everything later to this grocery store, which served us, treat everything with watering can with humor. she never helped, never betraying his love of life, which was inherited from his mother. she always follows her daughter's family for positive moments in life, and i have the same approach from my mother. george blake inherited not only optimism, but also with longevity for the 98 released to him, the legendary agent managed to become a living example and mentor for several generations of our scouts. i, at least, uh, considered as a person a great deed yes, but as a hero who, uh, for the sake of an idea, made such sacrifices as an ideal, even so, i would say, among oth

well, i think actually, the symbolism of iranian state relation and international body institution is quite important. which is why we are simply so that the foreign ministry, or 2 countries warning them against taking measures against its kind of diplomatic senses. or, you know, the idea that you might put the revel she goes on, it's just kind of sanction entity has quite reverberated within iran, you know, expelling iran from you and body such as the on overseeing the human rights of women's rights. these are actually measures which are important in the sense that it gets support and sorted out with the right people. and they will feel that they are not alone in the struggle for basic human rights. and the kind of change of regime teen to a more democratic one. so yeah, there are certain level of leverage which outside world has against public. not too long ago, the talks on renewing the iranian nuclear deal looked like they were making some progress is all that on hold. now, because of the protest, i think the process actually attic streaming me now for multiple reasons. the midter

is not as important as the fate of the institution and international law as a whole, because it is the fate of a specific thief and revenge there or a house in relationsatisfaction and again, he repeated once again that not all of the villains were mentioned in the sentence , that is, well, conditionally, the same crew of the same god. further and so further and it is clear that the persons a-a who today, well, last thursday received their preparators a-a these are not the people who make decisions these are the people who implement the decisions and uh that is what is needed sooner or later get to the people decision-makers. this is not recognized as absolutely necessary, but the most important parts of the a-a recorded are related to the fact of the invasion already in 2014, and accordingly, this fact of effective control a-a tells us that all other crimes and they were there were many of those committed in these territories do not already have to prove the russian federation's predestination to these crimes, all that happened there in this should be the russian federation's street of coupon representatives. the leadership and the military leadersh

humanitarian olympiad and the umniks right here in the studio will become students of the moscow state institute and international relationsroduce our student board. judge today's meeting of regtor state university professor doctor of biological sciences natalya anatolyevna elena judge helps the secretary board of marina and the secretary of the areapag, emissary of the russian intellectual movement of older schoolchildren clever and clever karina knyazeva instructs, my assistant is the winner of the twenty-eighth season of clever and clever she is not a third-year student of the faculty of international relations of the university of mgimo natalya fomenko region of vladimir the winner of the region ivan egorov nizhny novgorod

school, the soviet brilliant university, the moscow institute of alloy steel, the brilliant institutions of the world economy international relations we have 30 years. you know, there will be no more retreats. pre-prepared positions are our deep convictions of our own rightness based on the great history of our land of our people. it is interesting that the telegram has not yet begun to hoot in the ukrainian segment, because they are read by russians, very cunning, something is behind this and something is completely wrong, especially since the battle formations are kept small of this, we grind a large number. the coronazis plus, surovikking is well known as a very, very thoughtful general and such a serious line, a serious strategy. it is very important how they reacted to today's performance. well, more precisely, this is a report to the minister of defense. the commander of the special military operation yevgeny prigozhin that's what he says i didn't leave anything unconditionally. it's not a winning move, it's not, but it's important to unorganize, not to fight in paranoia to do conclusions work on the mistakes. and then unders

of terrorism in this way, the european institution created a precedent for the creation of an appropriate legal framework for the regulation of relations with russia as a the aggressor country is primarily about the comprehensive international isolation of the russian federation, if it will work in the future, let's discuss with our guest now, is it armenians or the people of god, a historian, a journalist, a political viewer of the usa, we are in direct contact with us, congratulations. congratulations, and glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes of armenia well, let's make it clear, there is simply a recommendation resolution that, apparently, is carried by everything. yes, it is not legally binding. let's say that the forces. the european, american, western, er, agenda of relations with the russian federation, er, here is an important veal scheme, but what they can lead to in general, they can lead to official recognition in russia of russia, the sponsor will do terrorist y-y and with all the resulting consequences a-a that is, i think that you mentioned the european parliament a-a the parliament of nato countries that is the nato parliament a-a mmm i think that this warning is er-e and gradual on days but not pressure on

of the freeman institute from the field of international studies, i am also happy to see mrs. melindugaring, our good friend and expert and author on the problems of international and european relations are also linda, the deputy director of the eurasia center of the atlantic council. i am also happy to see my good friend arseniy yatsenyuk, former the prime minister of ukraine and the head of the kyiv security forum, i will immediately ask mrs. melinda haring to speak melinda we have many things to discuss today, but putin's blows and the missiles that putin launched into ukraine changed our plans somewhat. however, they did not change the idea of ​​our discussion, that we will defeat this monstrosity , nevertheless, what is the reaction in washington to the missile attacks on ukraine and our people ukraine. greetings , danylo. thank you for being here. shelling to everyone who was under attack today. i know that it is very difficult and certain to act in such a situation. at the moment, the us government has not issued any statement. i think that the statement will be issued in a few hours, and i think we all know what it contains. it will sound, it will condemn the attacks, it will

international relations in particular, about the latest decisions of the nato parliamentary assembly, which recognized the russian federation as a terrorist regime, hryhoriy quapelitsa , international conflict expert, director of the institute of foreign policy studies, professor, well, together with us, we welcome you, we want to talk about the practical dimension, the consequences of this decision, and the recognition of the russian federation as a terrorist regime, what is it ukraine gives us whether all the countries that are members of the alliance should now implement this decision in their parliaments and how close it also brings us to the fact that a special tribunal was created for the russian federation, and i would first like to note that the adoption of such a decision by the nato parliamentary assembly is a huge success of our ukrainian diplomacy on the diplomatic front, the basis of which is the victories of our armed forces of ukraine in the south from the east of ukraine and these victories, respectively, allow our diplomats to achieve this kind of implementation. of course, this decision is then taken at the national level of each of the nato member countries individually , but even though this decision is

well, uh, the institute of world economy and international relations is closely monitoring the electoralets have also frozen, i don’t know what to expect. uh, what does that mean for the united states well, uh , you see. in the united states of america, it has already been repeatedly criticized by both external and internal experts. uh, here's an important thing to note. e. it seems to me that attention is on something else , not so much on these curiosities. how much for what, uh, really we are talking about so much. uh, what is called a powerful clash of almost equal in volume, uh, communities uh in the united states of america that have in general quite different ideas about life in general . -e supporters of the republican parties are, uh, concerned about inflation, but more than 70% of democratic party supporters are concerned about abortion, which is somehow, there is a court decision forbidden to provide. e. here. eh, that's a mismatch. it leads to the fact that today, in fact, uh, both parties have to offer the community. well, if they want some kind of appeasement, yes, programs

bektor, on the contrary, sincerely tried to join the new life, working at the institute of world economy and international relations activities with enthusiasm. for grocery orders for the team, this is for marvel to look at how he does it, something didn’t work out for him all the time , someone didn’t pay extra for something, or somehow as a result. it's poor uh, poor george was coming out of his own pocket. it was necessary to give everything later to this grocery store, which served us; to treat everything with humor, blake never helped, never betraying his love of life, which he inherited from his mother. she always everything follows very much itself on a positive moment in life and admires how difficult it is, there are always some good moments. and i have the same approach from my mother. george blake inherited not only optimism, but also longevity. the legendary agent died at 98, becoming the prime minister for several generations of soviet, and then russian intelligence officers. i, at least, uh, considered as a person the act of the great yes, but as a hero who, uh, for the sake of an idea, made such sacr

of it all? a little earlier i spoke to andrew chubb, a fellow at the asia society policy institute�*s centre for china analysis and a senior lecturer in chinese politics and international relationse most dramatic protests, of course, for a political point of view are the ones in shanghai, that your reporter has outlined there. there are calls for xi jinping to stand down, and other anti—government slogans being chanted. i think a lot of the protests in other places around china have basically involved other issues as well. as mentioned, the horrific fire in urumqi which triggered the protests there, and even further back, stephen's report mentioned it was building up for a while. ten days ago we had large movements in we had large movements in guangzhou where people are pushing down in where people are pushing down the lockdown barriers, and i think it would b along bow to draw to say that it was a nationwide anti—government protest. it seems mainly to be in the shanghai case, which is a very particular corner of china. what makes these protests different than the ones we have seen before against zero—covid restrictions? i think it is very much the scale and the nationwide cover

institute of nuclear problems today. eh, here. probably enough. well, or one of the most active, working in the international arena. eh, it's all good. they know the project relatede discovery of bojon hicks, and here are our colleagues. there directly participated in the first articles that were published on this, this is a larger number of our scientists from belarus, that is, there are 14 people - these are representatives of the institute of nuclear problems. here is one of one of e materials that our scientists created in alformation. that is, it is a transparent metal, which was later used to create defectors or detection. in many ways, someone saves people by fighting fire. we remove the injured person. well it 's the happiest thing for a lifeguard to help someone fight complex illnesses. every morning. i wake up, get ready for work and understand that some kind of challenge awaits me in the project one day. we will introduce you to important professions, without which it is impossible to do without a person. the team is a well- coordinated mechanism. this is its own family, because if some cog in this machine will act up, therefore, you can translate for

institute for european studies and assemble . we cross the house on now. he is professor at the department of political science and international relations at mel tip university. welcome, gentlemen, cross high girls and a fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate alfred . let me go to you 1st here much. when said about the conflict in ukraine, but if you look at the on an international scale, i see a tipping point, a pivot as it were going on here. the recent g 20 meeting and bali is a very good indication when western media says that g 20 is united on ukraine, which is absolutely propaganda. it is not true whatsoever. and if you go into the thick description and look at countries wanted to talk about, they wanted to talk about food. they want to talk about energy. they want to talk about trade. they didn't want to talk about ukraine. but the, the, the countries that are in the g 7 that are in the g 20, that's all they want to talk about. this is a huge diversion. going on. go ahead alfred. well, but the informational war continues, i'm intensifies in the west. i am really surprised, i live here in geneva, switzerland, and our

of strategic and international studies. as modern chinese studies the majority of his career focus on u.s./china relations. met with a distinguished visiting fellow at the hoover institution chairman of the china program of the foundation of defense of democracy. served as deputy national security advisor for 2019 -- 2021. and margaret hoover author and host a firing line on pbs now a cnn will moderate this morning's discussion. she is a great-granddaughter of herbert hoover the 31st president of the united states. please welcome merged anguish panel this morning. [applause] [background noises] >> good morning it works. welcome and thank you very much to the nixon presidential foundation to have us here to have this really important discussion with incredibly well-informed experts frankly on this dynamic. i think the place to start is where we are right now and how we got here. when xi jinping came onto the national scene, the international scene about a decade ago, many in the west expected that he would be a reformer. he would harken back to the nixon days to the opening of china. the "new york times" columnist nick kristof even wrote in 2013 that xi jinping went to spe

let's speak to katarzyna zysk, a professor of international relations form the norwegian institute forso much forjoining us on outside source. let me ask you first of all, what will a russian retreat from the city of kherson mean for ukrainians from a strategic standpoint? it ukrainians from a strategic standpoint?— ukrainians from a strategic standoint? , , ., standpoint? it is very important, another important _ standpoint? it is very important, another important victory - standpoint? it is very important, another important victory for - another important victory for ukraine, including right after the ukrainian offensive that took place in the kharkiv region in september. as a very important boost for morale. taking the region is also very important to continue the offensive towards cutting crimea off, the land bridge. that is the objective, but it would be very important probably to wait during the wintertime. what we know is that the wintertime. what we know is that the information we have, the line of contact, will probably be established for some time between the ukrainian and ru

of modern international relations. we will talk about today's program. and i am glad to welcome tatyana zorina doctor of economics , head of the economics sector of the institute of energy of the national academy of sciences of belarus in the studio good evening. good evening, igor yushkov leading analyst of the national energy security fund expert of the financial university under the government of the russian federation hello and , as usual, we are starting our discussion with a quick question tatyana gennadievna do you believe that the world will soon be able to abandon oil, although i understand that this is all- the question is not of faith, but of specific indicators and trends, but quite right, and in my opinion, the world will not soon be able to abandon oil, since today oil. ue makes up 60% of the primary energy resources used in the world, and according to modest forecasts. uh, by 2050, and oil consumption will drop to 13%, but there are even more, uh, such bold forecasts, according to which, by 2050, oil will not be used at all in the world. but how do you understand this question. e, still debatable, but there are different forecasts, and how would

institute for european studies and a new stumble. we cross the house on now he is professor at the department of political science and international relations at melton university. welcome general and cross girls and a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. let me go to you 1st here much been said about the conflict in ukraine, but if you look at the on an international scale, i see a tipping point a pivot as it were going on here. the recent g 20 meeting and bali is a very good indication when western media said the d 20 is united on ukraine, which is absolutely propaganda. it is not true whatsoever. and if you go into the thick description and look at countries wanted to talk about, they wanted to talk about food. they want to talk about energy. they want to talk about trade. they didn't want to talk about ukraine. but the, the, the countries that are in the g 7 that are in the g 20, that's all they want to talk about. this is a huge diversion. going on. go ahead. alfred. well, evade what information war continues on intensifies in the west. i am really surprised, i live here in geneva, switzerland,

institute for european studies and a new stumble. we cross the house on now, he is professor at the department of political science and international relations at mel tip university. welcome, gentlemen, cross groves and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. let me go to you 1st here much been said about the conflict in ukraine, but if you look at the on an international scale, i see a tipping point a pivot as it were going on here. the recent g 20 meeting and bali is a very good indication when western media said the d 20 is united on ukraine, which is absolutely propaganda. it is not true whatsoever. and if you go into the thick description and look at countries wanted to talk about, they wanted to talk about food, they wanna talk about energy. they want to talk.

institute for european studies and a nist m bowl. we cross a house on who now he is professor at the department of political science and international relations at mel tip university. welcome, gentleman cross i girls in effect, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate alfred. let me go to you for.

idea and federalist ten of pluralism or competing in argument his influence is just as great in shaping our principles institutions and strategy regarding international relations and foreign policy. and here was his fundamental innovation to argue in the spirit of laws that principles of domestic constitutionalism and the rule of law point to analogs in international affairs that should govern as much as possible. the claims of interest, security and power. rational efforts to moderate. the human tendency to conflict. war can and indeed must extend from domestic to international affairs. bolstered by a dose of christian, even while recognizing what we would call the basic anarchy of world affairs. that is the, absence of a world government to strictly any international or right of nations. what he found this blend or balance of principles arise from our human nature and from the history of our basic political condition. and so he declares from the first book of his masterwork, the spirit of laws, the integral importance of this principle to his conception of the spirit of laws for all humanity. and here i quote from book one. humans are considered as inhabitan