legal sciences, associate professor of the department of comparative european law, institute of international relationskyiv national taras shevchenko university, member of the european committee of social rights. mrs. allo, i hope, did not forget anything, correctly named all your regalia, in fact, let's start and remind, what is this social code and, as they say, what do they eat it with, how do they live with it, and actually, what is it for it is needed, what is it designed for, please. good afternoon, the government's plans for the development and adoption of the social code were indeed announced, and i must note that experts often criticize the authorities, but in this case i completely i support the idea of ​​the need to adopt such a document for ukraine, if it will reflect a new social model for our society, and the social code will be... the result of a radical reform in the social sphere. why am i focusing on this , there were attempts to adopt the social code earlier, but in fact they consisted in codification, that is, in the compilation of current legislation into one document. in ukraine ,

that is why such an institution of international relations as the united nations must be modernized.f nothing depends on her, what good is she, but she could intervene and resolve conflicts if this is necessary to preserve or restore peace. and the level the danger in it has never been so high. how realistic are the plans of the nato-centric world to dismember russia and prepare for war with china, what was discussed at the international conference on eurasian security in minsk, and do the americans want war? watch a current interview with american political scientist richard black, today after clear politics on our air. new air launch flights have been launched from gomel to moscow. there are three flights per week on tuesdays, fridays and sundays. if on the ground it took 7-8 hours to get there, but in the sky this time will take a little less than an hour and a half. they will land in vnukovo, convenient logistics, the airport is only 19 km from the russian capital. aeroexpress has been running since recently. and the metro for the coming months, we have already bought more than 5

do college ix advisor at the european institute of international relations in brussels. in september of 2022. he represented france as an update of the referendum in the new guns people's republic. very important question is conflicting ukraine is or the delivery of the weapons via wisdom pallets we can see o box a mandatory power. and the veto industrial complex in the united states is one of the major ok tool for in the, or the conflicts seems to go to the wall to know the v, your, the portable, the, the moment. so where united states were leading the words, which was their uni port are, well, they continued to spend a lot of money in the military industrial complex. and also we for the v, your different to crisis and intervention, united states. it was also an opportunity to continue to spend about to the width and industries. some 50 countries have stepped up to help ukraine defend itself. and the term future threats out that will be guilty and valid, nogales and that'll be done by the dog as pursuit. see about the a lot of the august, the kids, the, some of the, at t

of course, my guest, fyodor vaitolovsky, head of the evgeniy maksimovich primakov institute of international relationsy of sciences, also greets you. hello, and fedor, this is where i would like to start, to tell our viewers that, in fact, they could have been. now to see here the beautiful mountains that we saw just an hour and a half ago, but due to the fact that the weather has sharply worsened, it started to rain, which means that now we have such heavy fog, which is only thickening, and this is in a certain sense a metaphor for what is happening, it seems to me, from the view of the average person today in international relations, where the badness is often not visible, it seems that it is only getting worse, sometimes in unpredictable directions, and international architecture is not very clear new day, on what foundation... will be built. some experts, including the valdai club, believe that brix may be a significant detail of this architecture, maybe even the supporting structure. dedicated today's session, namely brix, as in the general potential of brix in the new time, you introduced it, fr

opinion, in 2013 during the chairman’s visit to moscow, and he spoke at the moscow state institute of international relationsabout it there, of course , this is such a global approach to the history of mankind, of course, everything is interconnected, but today, when a multipolar world is being formed, these ideas have become even more relevant, he spoke about this in 2013, and today they are real are being implemented, this is extremely important, this is again, i want to now return to where i started, we are all together, and the chairmen, in particular, we are not guided by market considerations of the current moment, we are trying to think, assess the situation as a whole , look at the future in this sense too. of course, look, in the thirteenth year he spoke here about the formation of such a global world of relationships between the destinies of all countries and peoples on the planet, and then he came up with the initiative one train one way, but this is the practical implementation of what he was talking about, well, more or less in theoretical terms, it seems to me that consistency and movement towa

that is why the institute of international relations is such an organization. if nothing depends on hernflicts, if this is some kind of test in her, but she could be necessary to preserve or restore the world, and the level of danger in it has never been wasn't that tall. 2 years after the start of hostilities in ukraine, how does the united states now view support for zelsky, support for him with finances and military force. you may have watched how in the us congress, a group of congressmen refused to approve a new universal budget because they said that we should stop funding ukraine. in the united states, there is a growing understanding among the population that we do not want war. leading retired military officers, intelligence officers, international relations experts, calling for an end to the war in ukraine. we have a small group of think tanks on wall street in washington that are pushing the idea. in the us there are also calls for its end. and there is a possibility that in the near future the united states will want to replace zelsky with someone else. it is important that

doctor azriel bermant, from the institute of international relations, thank you forjoining us. the international committee of the red cross gave us her analysis of the aid trucks going into gaza. well, although it is a positive move after the civilians were deprived for days, it is a positive step to have the first batches of trucks entering, especially yesterday we had the first delivery of fuel inside gaza which is necessary in order to run generators that are keeping the hospital somehow functioning. but it is still a drop in the sea of what are the actual needs of this population. the massive needs that we are observing on the ground cannot be fixed just by a few trucks. there is a need for a sustainable plan in orderfor eight to be delivered in a sustainable and continuous way, to take into consideration how diverse they are at it is important to highlight the population of gaza were already relying on some form of humanitarian assistance. eight out of ten people in gaza were already relying on a form of humanitarian assistance and that is even before the escalation. you ca

right here in the studio before your eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relationsgimo university, one of the most prestigious universities in russia. and now let me introduce you to our panel of judges, which we call areyos pagos in greek, the tall ariopak, who highly honored us and judges the competition, theater, film and television actor, rector of the boris shukin theater institute, people's artist of the russian federation, state prize laureate . the secretary of the panel of judges and secretary karina knyazevanaya are playing along... my assistant natalya through i, fomenko from the city of saratov. you are invited, nikita pshanov, melenki, vladimir region, by the way, winner, editor-in-chief of our program, tatyana aleksandrovna smirnova, who was not at the regional finals, but watched closely, thanks to me, how the competition went, said this. please take it and some of them have already lost, but look how many orders we have, four, four orders, that’s what the editor-in-chief is, tatyana aleksandrovna smirnova, applause, and god bless her, daria varzina,

before the latest the parliamentary elections were closed by polls conducted by... the institute of international relationsitalian and many other sink tanks, they showed that everyone who will vote for the right, they a priori declare that they sympathize with russia and do not support the course on ukraine, which there are in the country at the moment, everyone who is for the left , in the opposite direction, they criticized russia in their views, the rights won, did this somehow change politics, no, why, because in closed conditions... political system, in which, in fact, we understand the media resources, financial, economic and so on, where it comes from, we understand who is the main player in the internal political field of italy, first of all, the americans have enormous influence there, they simply see this request, they understand , what we can’t talk about, what threats need to be stopped, if we do not participate in this process, the population can at least help us, and this, by the way, concerns many post-soviet countries, the population can at least 90% of us support. this has no effect on the

the festival volunteer engagement training center opened on monday with moscow state institute of international relations becoming the only volunteer training center that will specialize in long beach services and working with following that caches of the future interpreters will accompany forward and delegations, and. ready communications with participants and communicate with foreign guests in more than 50 languages, including $26.00 oriental dynamics. why stay with auntie international for the latest news update? you can also check our website, r t does come for details. all right, so i have my question and i'll see you again and some of the out the we are in the contract, the land of fire breathing volcanoes. volcanoes vividly capture the imagination and they define our lives much more than you would expect. so what are they capable of and what makes contract as volcanoes stand up, the rush of special military operation in ukraine, maybe the biggest military complex since the end of world war 2. globally, the conflict is referred to as a hybrid wall between russia and the west.

moscow university, yaroslav lbovich skvartsov, dean of the faculty of international journalism at the institute of international relationsir. hello, dear friends. good evening. i have this first question or preliminary question for you. as i call it, there is such a stereotype, unpleasant for our profession, that journalists are not liked, where did he come from, and how do you personally feel about him? in the profession, a journalist must ask questions, and quite often uncomfortable questions, they don’t like journalists for asking uncomfortable questions, probably this is the first reason, a journalist lives in a very fast world, he doesn’t always have enough time well prepared. conversation with your expert, so sometimes a journalist’s questions are superficial , hasty, this is also an objective second reason, and the third, probably, is that it is not always easy for journalists to formulate these questions, and the journalist that probably wrong, quite often he wants to get some kind of given answer, yeah, so journalistic questions are the reason for not loving journalists, i think that’s the whole point, but this

experience came into contact in 1994, that is, we lived in a dormitory where there was an institute of international relationsd even then we did not evaluate well, such times were what, what, what kind of conflict. but we had both israelis and palestinians who studied international relations, and between them, that is, we got along very well with both of them, to some extent, this is the year 94, we did not know a lot, such an image was somehow demonized palestinians, jordanians, we, young students without experience, were sometimes afraid to make any contact with them, because they are such an image, well if not terrorists, then terrible people, he existed, but he established contact very well, but among himself, of course, not, and periodically there were clashes between them in the dormitory, when the police came and dispersed at that time, the same was the case with us , armenians and azerbaijanis, that is, like us, we now have the experience of war, well, of course , we can somehow divide, divide sides, if we are talking about people, just like that, about contacts with people, it is easier, because we c

that is why such an institution of international relations as the united nations must be modernized. restore the world, and the level of danger in it has never been so high. how realistic are the plans of the nato-centric world to dismember russia and prepare for war with '. watch a current interview with american political scientist richard black, today after clear politics on our air. will there be changes in relations between belarus and western countries? alexander lukashenko said on friday that he is always ready to shake hands with those who come in peace to our home. but is the west, in particular the european union, ready to lead? especially in conditions of a brutal information struggle distorting historical facts. ksenia lebedeva today met with european diplomats in the kuropaty tract and asked them a few simple questions. what did they say? details now. today, belarusian journalists accompanied european diplomats to the kurapaty tract and were surprised that foreign officials suddenly started talking. it should be noted that in russian, apparently expressing in this way...

that is why such an institution of international relations as the united nations must be modernized. what kind of pro it is, but it could intervene and resolve conflicts if this is necessary to preserve or restore peace. and the level of danger in it has never been so high. how realistic are the plans of the nato-centric world to dismember with china? conference on eurasian security in minsk and do americans want war? watch a current interview with american political scientist black, today after clear politics on our air. will there be changes in relations between belarus and western countries? alexander lukashenko back on friday he said that he is always ready to shake hands with those who come in peace to our home. but is the west, in particular the european union, ready to conduct a dialogue, especially in conditions of cruelty? distortions of historical facts. ksenia lebedeva met with european diplomats today in the kurapaty tract and asked them a few simple questions. what did they say? details now. today, belarusian journalists accompanied european diplomats to the kurapaty tra

belarus in the global world, on the sidelines of the meeting the national institute of world economy and international relationsso signed a cooperation agreement. the parties are confident that this will give a serious impetus to the work of analysts in belarus and russia. the year 1920 became a crash test for the country’s government system; it passed the test with flying colors. this opinion was shared in the say don’t be silent studio by the team. 54:48 internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs. andrey labanov told how during acute periods destructive forces tried to launch the flywheel of aggression, sow chaos in the streets and push civilians head-on with the power bloc. threats against law enforcement officers were sent with the goal of deliberately dehumanizing anyone in uniform, to be morally stable, not to be provoked, and to work for the good of the country. this is also what young patriots of the granit club are taught from the very first days. children and youth, i will say that society as a whole has cleared itself, because people who still do not accept what we have in our country now is

the institute of international relations as an organization of the united nations should be modernizedd intervene and resolve conflicts if this is necessary to preserve or restore the world, and the level of danger in it has never been so high. now the middle east, for obvious reasons, all other topics are on the main pages. the world understands that a bloodbath can begin from here, against the background of which other conflicts will simply fade. over the past week, the extermination of people there has continued at an ever-increasing pace. bloodshed is always a consequence of the inability and unwillingness to negotiate. victory for either side is impossible, but if compromises are not sought, then disaster will ensue. seas of blood will turn into oceans, the flames of conflict will spread from the tiny gas sector to the whole. region, it’s not that there is no way out, but alas no one is looking for it, in israel foreign politicians go to show off to build up their reputation, for nothing else, but for now the fuse is already burning in themselves... in the usa, the netherlands, tu

discussion. in london, how many people in the world can give such a thing to the royal institute of international relations google, meta, amazon, microsoft, two of them are run by indians, the other two have the biggest markets in india, so think about it. for some time we were still thinking about why even an american businessman became the head of the world bank. our focus is on obtaining the evolutionary roadmap developed by the overall g20 structure. and here everything falls into place, one of the key topics of the summit in new delhi for biden was strengthening the world bank so that it can compete with china's. the united states accuses china of coercive and unsustainable lending to developing countries and wants to make the world bank a better alternative. the rapid career growth of other businessmen and politicians with indian roots, all this looks like an attempt by the united states to call on india to fight china, so the australian prime minister flatters his counterpart as if fashion is now the main boss in this world, prime modi. however, who really uses whom? the question is controversial. a

which a large nuclear conflict of the superpowers could arise , that’s why such an institution of international relationspends on it... it depends on what kind of government it has, but it could intervene and resolve conflicts if this is necessary to preserve or restore peace. and the level of danger in it has never been so high. now the middle east, for obvious reasons, has crowded out all other topics from the main pages. the world understands that a bloodbath can begin from here , against the background of which... other conflicts will simply fade. over the past week , the extermination of people there has continued at an ever -increasing pace: bloodshed is always a consequence of the inability and unwillingness to negotiate. victory for either side is impossible, but if you don’t look for compromises, then a disaster is coming. seas of blood will turn into oceans, the flames of conflict will spread from the tiny gas sector to the entire region. it’s not that there is no way out, but unfortunately no one is looking for it. in israel, foreign politicians travel around. to show off to build up a reputat

it would all lead to this time, because dominique muazzi, the founder of the french institute of international relations assures us: we are threatened by the israeliization of europe, we are now placing guards at jewish schools, and soon we will be placing them everywhere. what is happening is a moral divorce between the west and the global south. we played on the ukrainian theme, and now we will get ten times ukraine here now. the rift cannot be repaired. 12,000 people at the walls of the greek parliament in athens for a rally of solidarity with the palestinian people. reinforced police detachments, special forces of the prime minister's residence, cordon. the initially peaceful march quickly turned into riots, police fired tear gas at demonstrators heading towards the israeli embassy. the jewish community held its rally there a few hours earlier. we are here to call for the release of all civilians, they must be returned to israel immediately, especially all women and children. the jewish community of rome installed it near one of the synagogues. an empty studio table with photographs of the number of

now i propose to include in our conversation a senior researcher at the institute of world economy and international relations us, we are glad to welcome you. hello, why are there so many false quotes from bismarck about russia? bismarck is a very major historical figure, and of course, with his opinion, they often... covered their positions, well, the famous quote about ukraine, of course, does not stand up to any criticism, if only because in bismarck’s time, there was no ukraine as such, there was little russia, there was a coal basin, on the basis of which later donbass was formed, there was galicia, which was part of the austro-hungarian empire, but there was no region on any map issued even in germany during the bismerck era until 1890, bismarck was quite a pro-russian politician, in modern terms... and spoke for an alliance with russia, even in 1887, on his initiative , a secret insurance agreement was concluded between russia and germany, which provided neutrality and even military support in the event of an attack on one of the parties, well, first of all, he was directed against france at that time,

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often cite, before the last parliamentary elections closed polls conducted by the institute of international relationsitions of a closed political system, in which in fact media resources, financial, economic and other everything, we understand where it comes from , we understand who is the main player in the internal political field of italy, first of all, the americans have a huge influence, they simply see this request, understand what cannot be talked about, what threats need to be stopped, if we do not participate in this process, the population can at least support us, and this, by the way , applies to many post-soviet countries, the population can support us at least 90%, this has no effect on the political elite at all, and we are faced with the fact that the government seems to have changed, but the policy itself has undergone significant changes. did not suffer, i think, in the case of slovakia, and if such governments come in other states, that it is fundamentally important, yes, we have more or less managed to show that we are not afraid of the sanctions of a western country, that we will

of international relations. this is integration on top of blocks, designed to harmonize all economic institutions and remove barriersthe free movement of goods, investments and people. within the framework and path, belarus and china are jointly promoting the great stone industrial park project. the number of residents is growing, the infrastructure is developing. despite external challenges, last year was a great stone. has held its own and continues to gain momentum. the geographical range of all partners who are present in the parking lot is quite wide, this includes investments from both european countries, belarus, and eastern countries, well, which essentially confirms the status of such an international platform of stone in the belt and road initiative, since the beginning of this year we have registered 22 residents, and this... of these are from belarus, 14 are from other countries, this and russia, china, and india, and the total volume of declared investments is about 50 million dollars, today, in general , in our park there are 117 residents from 15 countries with a volume of declared investments of abou

of policy institutions. y'all are enough that the associate professor of political science and international relations at michigan state university. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. a 6 day is also the a mazda turbo tax, as well as a country united and its responds to the tap carried out by almost an emergency units. unity government has been phone does thousands of his of his troops return to the country to answer the co farms for grieving families in israel 1st and also the belated johns to say good bye to loved ones. and israel, the fast to victims of the i'm us, tell her attackers to know can afford. and so just this down here and the festival guy. she was gone down to no not talk to page 24, grieving family and friends, parents weeping for children, suddenly callously taken from the patch. the shock of how much unprecedented attacks is rapidly morphing into anger. now, just a week ago, israel was a divided country. now it appears united in the face of what 8 series as an existential select. the crisis prompted prime minister benjamin netanyahu to put aside political differen

they refused to accept the results of the elections, which all international institutions had confirmed to be healthy. the next reaction of the zionist supporters was relatedthe sanctions tactic and the narrow people of gaza were targeted for sanctions because they had voted for the resistance. other zionists surrounded the light of gaza from land, sky and sea. to end the siege, hamas agreed to form a government of national unity and leave the control of some important ministries to the compromise movement. after the makkah agreement , the hamas movement renounced the main ministries for the realization of the unity of the palestinian nation. but the siege of the gaza strip continued. finally, the zionist regime , which did not see the embargo and blockade as enough , started an all-out war at the end of 208 ad to destroy the hamas celebration, which lasted for 22 days. in this unequal war, more than 145 places palestinians were martyred and more than 5 thousand people were injured. in this war, the zionists deliberately and purposefully targeted the children of gaza in order to deprive the people of gaza from generations and to force them to leave their h

french, so to speak, krimal krim foreign policy elite, director of the french institute of international strategic relationscritical of the very formulation of the question of ukraine’s accession to the european union, listen, in the atmosphere due to emotional agitation, we gave agreement in principle to ukraine’s entry into the eu, without thinking about the aftermath. but this would be a disaster for europe, for france, for french agriculture. ukraine, in many respects, is completely unprepared for european integration. there is colossal corruption in the country. brzezinski said that without ukraine, russia ceases to be an empire, but the european union, including ukraine, will never be able to become a powerful international player. he will have to fully ensure the reconstruction of ukraine, which with its the parties are guided by washington in making decisions. we made the same mistake before, expanding the european union too quickly, and this is the reason for the strategic... failure of the eu. i personally agree with pascal boniface, i emphasize once again, he is not a pushover, he is a representa

the system of international relations is increasingly subject to well-founded criticism; institutionst as a guarantor of stability and a tool for overcoming global challenges are demonstrating their ineffectiveness. the un charter is the last such pillar of the world order, the rules that we have approved. if, for example, this if we destroy the charter, it is not a fact that we will return to something similar, we can generally return to the 19th century, to the model of bilateral agreements, how many centuries will the new charter take us, no one can answer this question now. a serious challenge, uh, from the point of view of uh, development... both belarus and russia, is whether we will return to some new form or, in a new quality, to interaction, at the global level, what is commonly called globalization, or globalization is broken due to the actions of western countries, these sanctions, politically motivated restrictions, what will happen to global economic interdependence, who will suffer damage, and not only those against whom these sanctions are applied. the ukrainian crisis

united states of america in the matter of internal changes in the situation in ukraine and improvement of the current legislation in matters related to institutional reforms, issues of fighting corruption in ukraine , etc. with regard to ukraine, it is quite clear, it remains unchanged, the representative office in ukraine helps us in this regard, so i personally do not see any very global threats here, the only thing i would like is for the process of supporting ukraine to be involved in the same measure, and this is demonstrated by the european union today, spoke about it, as well as the usa and the eu, because it is very, very important for us that this support is general. thank you, it was the correspondent yulia yaromolenko of the ukrainian voice of sameryka editorial office and valery klochok, an expert of the public analytics center, who are in touch with us. and that's all for today, look for more stories on our bbc.ua website and on our social media pages, we'll be on the air again tomorrow at 9 p.m., take care. bookforum festival of culture and literature returns, live in lviv, online in the world, foreign and ukrainian authors, book fai

the institute of south seas biology continues to develop international relations; a trip of sevastopolspecialists helps not only expand the geography of research, but also increase professional level. kristina soldatenkova, vitaly kozlovsky, anastasia pepenko, vesti sevastopol. new ambulances were sent to remote areas of the tomsk region, the keys were already in place. the chief doctors of district hospitals received: vehicles equipped with all- terrain systems and a full set of medical equipment. our correspondent, sergei mikhalkov, talks about how the national healthcare project works. seven uaz five gazelles, presentation by the head of medical institutions, keys to new cars in in recent years it has already become a good tradition. anatoliynik heads the tomsk regional hospital, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bits services are patients from suburban villages and villages, and it is much faster to get to them using such cars. we have been waiting for this arrival for quite a long time, the fleet of ambulances has been fairly updated over the past few years , uh, literally there is stil

the world, creates new points of growth, but also forms international relations of a new type, this is integration over blocs, designed to harmonize all economic institutions.. to the free movement of goods, investments and people. as part of the belt and road initiative, belarus and china are jointly promoting the great stone industrial park project. the number of residents is growing, the infrastructure is developing. despite great stone resisted external challenges last year and continues to gain momentum. the geographical range of all partners who are present in the parking lot is quite wide, this is present... both from european countries, belarus, and eastern countries, well, which essentially confirms the status of such international stone platforms in the psa path initiative, from the beginning of this year we have 22 registered residents, and eight of them are from belarus, 14 are from other countries, these are russia, china and india, and the total volume of declared investments about 50 million dollars, today, in our park there are 117 residents from 15 countries with a volume of declared investments of about 1.4 billion dollars, for china this

of the most dangerous, new ladies and gentlemen already mentioned in the cultural and academic sphere. ў in the capital study there are at least 20 thousand international students, and our institutions are ready to establish relations countries. foreign states have noted the high level of our medicine, as well as the products of our intellectual heritage. our delegation has traveled a lot of friendly relations with minsk, and also establishes supranational relations in all spheres. during these days , we were already eager to visit the museum of the wicked hellish vaina, and the taxation of the ancestral enterprise. at the same time, the minsk tractor plant is producing. we are also ready to provide for treatment, post-convulsant treatment, treatment some other diseases, in the future this is a sanatorium-resort holiday, we also discussed the topic of economics, of course, we can’t live without it, we understand that they are interested in our agricultural machinery, we have a good leasing program, and i mean lipine has the mayor of the city manago would have concluded a contract for the pastauk of belarusian machines, the tax was granted to the shepherds of amal 2001 amkadar technology for the future galina and ka

from parties of various international institutions, and in order for us to protect the rights of the believers of this church, which is connected to moscow, because if they break off relations with moscow, then they will be able to go to their churches absolutely calmly, it is only necessary that the clergy, the episcopate, the hierarchs broke off their relations with moscow, but this must be demanded, and not then stops, let the activity. during the last six months, mr. mykola, we see how parliamentary diplomacy is curtailed, or at least coordinated and managed by the office of the president of ukraine, i.e. in order to go to a conference, an international conference or abroad , a people's deputy of ukraine must write a statement addressed to ruslan stefanchuk, chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, he then coordinates with the office of the president of ukraine who should go, in which way, in which conferences or in which events to participate, on the basis of which such a restriction of the parliamentary...' is happening, that is , what are the legal grounds for this, why is this happening, well, look, i don't know what's going on , agrees stefanchuk, i only read abo

the institute of biology of the south seas continues to develop international relations, for the nearaphy of research, but to improve their professional level. kristina soldatenkova, vitaly kozlovsky, anastasia pepenko, vesti sevastopol. to distant new ambulances were sent to the districts of the tomsk region. the chief doctors of regional hospitals have already received the keys, the car is equipped with all- terrain systems and a full set of medical equipment. about how the national project works. healthcare, our correspondent sergei mikhalkov. seven uaz five gazelles the presentation of new cars to the heads of medical institutions has become a good tradition in recent years. anatoly the museum worker heads the tomsk regional hospital. in its area of ​​service, patients from suburban areas villages, getting to them with such cars is much faster. we are very pleased, we have been waiting for this arrival for a long time, the fleet of ambulances has been fairly renewed over the past few years. literally there is still a need that we still have one or two cars left for next year and o

the part of various international institutions, and in order for us to protect the rights of the believers of this church, which is connected to moscow, because if they will break off relationsscow, then they will be able to continue going to their churches absolutely calmly, it is only necessary for clear, the bishopric, the hierarchs to break off their relations with moscow, this must be demanded, and not then let the activity stop. over the past six months, mr. mykola, we have seen how parliamentary diplomacy is curtailed, or at least coordinated and managed by the office of the president of ukraine, that is, in order to go to a conference, to an international conference, or abroad, a people's deputy of ukraine must write statement on behalf of ruslan stefanchuk, chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, he then coordinates with the office of the president of ukraine who should go, in what way, in which conferences or events to participate, on the basis of what. there is such a limitation of parliamentary diplomacy, that is, what are the legal grounds for this, why is this happening, well, look, i don’t know what’s going on, agrees stefanchuk, i only read about it, stefa

the economic map of the world. creates new growth points, but also shapes international relations a new type, this is integration over blocs, designed to harmonize all economic institutionsrs to the free movement of goods, investments and people. as part of the search and path initiative, belarus and china are jointly promoting the great stone industrial park project. the number of residents is growing, the infrastructure is developing. despite external challenges, great stone survived last year and continues to gain momentum. the geographical range of all partners that are present in the park is quite wide, it is present investments from both european countries, belarus, and eastern countries, which essentially confirms the status of such an international stone platform in the belt and road initiative. since the beginning of this year, we have registered two residents and eight of them are from belarus, 14 are from other countries, including russia, china, india, and the total volume of declared investments is about $50 million. today, in general , we have 117 residents from 15 countries in our park with a volume of declared investments of about $1.4 billion. for china,

institution press. and i would encourage all of you to go online and get a copy. you'll never think of cod liver oil the same way he's a lecturer in history and international relations at stanford university, a research fellow at the hoover institution. and your moderator, please welcome her partner. so you tom, for a very generous thanks for putting together this panel, which as you're about to see. it's very interesting and thanks to you for inviting me to participate. so and to all of you for coming out today. we have three very interesting speakers, three historians who have a knack for bringing a fresh point of view to, familiar topics, three, one might say revisions ists in the best sense of the word. they questioned the conventional wisdom. they put it to the test. they force us to question our assumptions, historical events the way things turned out is not. they remind us necessarily the way had to turn out and of course when your subject is herbert hoover and is to say the hoover of presidency and post-presidency being something of a control theory and goes with the territory and that's a characteristic feature of three speakers today. so what i'm going to