lost these debates, we will discuss with fyodor vaitalovsky, director of the primakov institute of international relations, russian academy of sciences, now contact us, fyodor, i greet you, hello, good morning, dear viewers, so, your impressions of this duel, if i may say so, trump, harris, who in your opinion looked more convincing why, well, if we take the previous debates, which... on the one hand, she debated trump, on some issues she looked quite convincing, on some she looked very weak, especially on foreign policy issues, but at the same time she was solving a second task, she sought to distance herself from joe biden. but to show that she is not biden, she is a person who worked in a team biden and still works, but at the same time she has her own view of things, she has her own agenda, and there is also a third task that kamala harris was solving, she sought to distance herself from the left-liberal agenda with which many associated her, and donald trump in his offensive, in general remarks, his attacks on her, no matter what it seemed, no matter what it concerned, whether it concerned social iss

minister sergey lavrov holds a meeting with students and faculty of the moscow state institute of international relations the beginning of his speech, the minister recalled that every year graduates of the institute not only fill the personnel reserve of the foreign ministry, but also work in responsible positions in the government apparatus in the presidential administration. as part of his speech , sergey lavrov specifically told the students what the situation looks like today on the world stage and what place does russia occupy in global politics. the main trend is the strengthening of new growth centers, while globalization, which the west has promoted for many years, is now falling apart, because the principles on which it was based were. the essence of the zelensky regime, and not only the essence, but even taking into account the chevrons and banners worn by the fighters of the so-called ukrainian army. the minister also noted that regional integration associations play an extremely important role in the development of multipolarity: brics, sco, the eurasian economic union and others. the ministe

minister sergey lavrov holds a meeting with students and faculty of the moscow state institute of international relations. the deployment of medium- and short-range missiles in europe and asia by the west in... chevrons and banners worn by soldiers, so so-called ukrainian army. on the first day of the new school year, sergei sobyanin visited students at the capital's school number 1514, which opened after a major renovation. these are no longer just classrooms, but comfortable, technological and multifunctional educational spaces suitable not only for studying, but also for creativity. it is here that first-class personnel are trained for the largest industrial and it companies in russia. together with the rector of the polytechnic university, vyacheslav volodin , he inspected the laboratories. with his developments, in including the future city electric car of category l7. it is precisely such projects, according to the speaker of the lower house of parliament, that increase the prestige of engineering education in the country. we must create our own design bureaus, engineering schools, conditions for t

minister sergey lavrov holds a meeting with students and faculty of the moscow state institute of international relations deployment of medium- and short-range missiles in europe and asia by the west in violation of the current treaty between russia and the united states, the ambitions of the states in the cis countries , the arrest of pavel durov. with students the minister openly discusses the most pressing and significant topics on the international agenda. sergey lavrov is convinced that the main trend in world politics today is the strengthening of new growth centers, and globalization, which the west has promoted for many years, is falling apart, because the principles of... universities in our country, when you, together with students, teachers, and research staff, have taken on the production of a new russian car. every year the number of students in russia is growing, according to the latest data , it has exceeded 4,330,000 people, and the number applicants this year amounted to a record 964. passion for learning and thirst for new information, the main russian trend. students not only on the da

institute of international relations under the ministry of foreign affairs of turkmenistan held a scientificonference on the occasion of the translation into farsi of one of the books by gurbanguly berdumuhamedov. it is dedicated to the mother. of the arkadag himself in general to the turkmen traditions of honoring mothers. a large-scale special operation of the knb was carried out in almaty, as well as in the karaganda, ulutav and turkistan regions of kazakhstan, as a result of which six suspects in extremism and propaganda of terrorism were detained. these are, as specified, five citizens of the republic itself, in including two previously convicted, one foreigner. in general, last year alone , 200 terrorist attacks were prevented in the cis, a terrifying figure if you recall the horrors that could not be prevented. the data was presented in tashkent, where the tenth international scientific and practical conference of the regional anti-terrorist structure of the sco was held, and where the cis conference on combating terrorism and extremism was also held. the problem is incredibly acute t

a branch of the moscow state institute of international relations is planned to be opened in kazakhstanis was announced by the president of the republic kassym dzhamart takayev. he spoke in astana at the conference on sustainable development and security in the eurasian space, dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of mgimo. the rector of gemo anatoly torkunov also spoke at the event, he thanked the kazakh side for organizing the conference. gemo turns 80 this year , and a meeting of graduates is being held abroad on the occasion of the anniversary. takaif, by the way, also is a graduate of the university, he entered it in 1970 and after completing his studies was hired by the ussr ministry of foreign affairs. in the north of the moscow region, the aftermath of a hurricane is being eliminated ; a strong gusty wind was accompanied by a drain. a tornado, but we will learn the details of this weather incident from emil mirsayev. a strong hurricane destroyed 70 residential buildings in the village of berezina near moscow. this is what one of them looks like, when a cozy country cottage was

right here in the studio before your eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations, the university of hemo one of the most. the board, which we also call in greek areyos pagos, the high aleopacus. we have the great honor of being judged by the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the russian federation, honored worker of the diplomatic service, doctor of political science, professor of the university of mgemo, a graduate of mgemo in 1968, alexander nikolaevich. panov. the judges are assisted by the secretary of the panel of judges, marina taimurazova. and the secretary of ariapagus, karina knyazeva, also a graduate of mgemo. the winner of the twenty-eighth season of the tv olympiad. ivan arsenyev, city of vladimir, is invited. your honor, the absolute winner of the regional final, anna yemelyanova, yasnaya polyana, tula region, also the winner of the regional final and alena isakova, sosnovoy bor. leningrad region, also the winner of the regional final. your honor, all our competitions begin with a prologue, in the prologue there is one competition, this

, in belgium, in luxembourg, and in he has two education, one legal, actually, the institute of international relations, where he studied together with andriy yarmak, and even earlier he graduated. he graduated from the faculty of french-english philology, he should be engaged in translations at the shevchenko institute, so you see, the new minister is partly representative of his vision, in particular, he says that he will pay special attention to countering disinformation, and i will tell you that there there is a lot of work, i don't even know if he will manage. it's one ministry with that, but with culture it's really connected because the previous version of the ministry of culture is the ministry of culture and information policy, it was enough, in my opinion, that these two topics were divided and not very shared, they cooperated, or rather, because culture is one thing, information policy is completely different, we can now to mention some of the other ministers there, and here, for example, the previous minister of culture oleksandr tkachenko, and he was very... criticized, after the mountain,

countries, in belgium, in luxembourg , and he has two educations, one legal, actually, the institute of international relationsdied together with andriy yarmak, and even earlier he graduated from the faculty of french and english philology, he is engaged in...

minister of culture of the russian federation medinsky and the rector of the moscow institute of international relations torkunov, because you know, when i read the books of historians, your books, i think that the gate of europe - this such a beautiful file of such... an analysis of ukrainian history, when i then read medinska's textbook, for me it's like watching, i don't even know how to compare it, well, some kind of comic from which i try to find answers to the question, what does it breathe modern russia, the modern russian elite, how it distorts, distorts ukrainian history, i don't know if you have seen this book, yes, yes, i saw it and actually did not read it all, but i paid attention. of course for the last chapters, and the feeling on the one hand is really, as you say, like a comic book, that is, because in the textbook crystallizes any approach, any idea as much as possible, and this textbook is simply an excellent textbook of today's russian radical nationalism, fascism, imperialism, that is, the term can be any, but from the other side. you understand that it is made in terms of impact on

this year, the moscow state institute of international relations celebrates its eightieth anniversarythe kazakh leader, by the way, is one of its graduates. as takayev noted, branches of other russian higher educational institutions are already successfully operating in the country and education plays an important role in strengthening friendly ties between moscow and astana. the rector of mgmo anatoly torkunov also spoke at the conference, who thanked astana for organizing the event. after a short commercial, our broadcast will continue with the vesti program, duty part. welcome to asia, the heart of the continent beats here. durable and not afraid of moisture, protect from heat and cold. penoplex, effective thermal insulation. you never dreamed of how quickly we deliver money to different cities so that 45 million clients can withdraw it, how many professionals in offices across the country create the best products, technologies for protecting your funds, how many millions of meetings we hold with clients so that they do not spent. time traveling to the bank. how many thousands of e

ermak at the institute of international relations to become a lawyer, and then he started working as omat in various positions in different countries, he was a diplomat in luxembourg in belgium, he was the permanent representative of ukraine at the council of europe from the 10th to the 16th year, and since september of the 21st year, he was the deputy minister of foreign affairs of koleba and... since april of this year he became deputy head of the office of the president andriy yermak. well, what, actually, people expect from his activities, they expect, well, they themselves declare that the authorities, that they will fight with disinformation, and also colleagues point out that he, mr. mykola, presented his vision at the committee, but we haven't seen her at all yet, and therefore... we are waiting for what, what, what plans mr. mykola has, but here's what i heard about him, i heard about him, that he is a pretty good diplomat, that he was engaged in cultural diplomacy , in particular, which we talk about a lot, we talk about how extraordinary it is it is important now to use cul

in belgium, in luxembourg, and he has two educations, one is legal, actually, the institute of international relations, where he studied together with andrii yarmak, and even earlier he graduated from the french-english philology department, he is engaged in, should he deal with translations, he graduated from the shevchenko institute, so you see, the new minister predstavyi partially has his vision, in particular , he says that he will... pay special attention to countering disinformation, and i will tell you that there is a lot of work there, i don't know, even will one ministry cope with this, but it is really connected with culture, because the previous version of the ministry of culture, this is the ministry of culture and information policy, was enough, in my opinion, divided, and these two topics were not shared very much, cooperated, more precisely, because... it's one thing, information policy is quite another, we can now mention some of the other ministers there, and here, for example, the previous minister of culture oleksandr tkachenko, and he was criticized a lot, after gogora, there were

minister of culture of the russian federation mydinsky and... rector of moscow torkunov institute of international relationsknow, when i read the books of historians, your books, i think that the gate of europe is such a beautiful example of such an analysis of ukrainian history, when i then read it in kmedynsk, for me it is like watching, i even i don't know how to compare it, well, some comic from which i am trying to find answers to the question of what modern russia breathes, the modern russian elite, how it distorts... distorts ukrainian history, i don't know if you have seen this book , yes, yes, i saw it, and actually, no, i didn't read it all, but paid attention, of course, to the last chapters, and the feeling on the one hand, really, as you say, like a comic, that is, because the textbook crystallizes as much as possible, any approach, any idea, and this textbook is simple. .. an excellent textbook of today's russian radical nationalism, fascism, imperialism, that is , the term can be any, but on the other hand , you understand that it is made from the point of view of the influence on e schoolchi

the british told about this visit earlier on the bbc orysya lutsevich of the royal institute of international relations. it is very important today, at this moment of the war, where to a certain extent favor is on the side of ukraine, especially the rejection of russia. it is important to demonstrate that russia can be defeated militarily, if ukraine is provided with the appropriate capabilities, in a timely manner and in the appropriate volumes. so president zelensky has two messages: the first, as he said, this war can end. than everyone expects if ukraine is allowed to do it, and secondly, that ukraine is actually quite constructive internationally player, she wants peace, she supported the future pact and is for a just peace, as the president says, and by that he means that no country's borders should be violated by force, and annexation of territory should not be legalized. it is important to remind that strikes against russian territory are already taking place, mainly thanks to ukraine's own capabilities, for example, drones. i assume that there will be an unannounced permission to strike with l

belgium, worked in euro-atlantic structures and a person who graduated from the kyiv institute of international relationsalthough he was there, his first education was at the philological faculty, he was a translator from the french language, by the way, he taught. at the time when i was at the university, i still remember him from tochytskyi university, and he was recently about to be appointed, that is, instead of sybig, he came to the ministry of foreign affairs instead of him, and he went to the office of the president of ukraine, and now he the minister of culture and strategic communications, it is obvious enough that such a separate serious work should be done. despite all these managers who are in the office of the president of ukraine, because after all, during the war, strategic communications are not only communications with a single telethon, we are talking about creating a system of propaganda and counter-propaganda that will work both in europe and throughout the world, because in unfortunately for us, foreign language as such does not exist, that is, there is freedom, there is home and wha

in belgium, in luxembourg. and he has two educations, one is legal, actually, the institute of international relations studied together with andrii yarmak, and even earlier he graduated from the faculty of french-english philology, he is engaged in, should he be engaged in translations, he graduated from the shevchenko institute, so you see, the new deputy minister partially has his vision, in particular, he says that he will pay special attention to... countering disinformation, and i will tell you that there is an enormous amount of work there , i don't even know if one ministry can cope with this, but it is really connected with culture, because the previous version of the ministry of culture is the ministry of culture and information policy, it was enough, in my opinion, divided and not very shared between these two topics, cooperated, or rather, because culture.

such an asset that is available to very few, he is yarmak's classmate at the kyiv institute of international relations, and this means that he will have some credibility, some opportunities, some resources in this position, and actually, why does an experienced diplomat become the minister of culture, well, that's what they will call the minister of culture, who will mention strategic communications there, it is said that the emphasis in the activities of this institution from now on will obviously be aimed at conveying the ukrainian narrative of ukrainian contents to the audience abroad, now it is about... cleaning within the system, the system has not called any new people, whether it is good or bad, but on the other hand, let's not forget that after the start of the full-scale invasion, ukraine actually turned into a super-presidential republic, and in fact , the main center of power, we must state this, became the office of the president, and the cabinet of ministers often performs a function, well, not a technical one, but an auxiliary one to the main center of power, which is... yes, and read mo

rang out, tochytskyi, by the way, is a fellow student andrii yermak from the kyiv institute of international relations, well, that's right , well, in one word, well, sibyga came from the president's office actually like that, so there will be intense competition here, who will be a person from the president's office or a fellow student. but you know, the most important thing is for it to be effective, they write that kuleba will cooperate more with nato, well, we'll see, i thank you for your comment and your, as you said, subjective but professional opinion, well, let's go talk about what we are waiting for permission to do first of all, the united states of america, and to hit with their long-range, well, medium- range weapons on the territory of russia, in particular letov. through ammunition warehouses, logistics and other goals that will be a priority for the military-political command of our state and the command of the armed forces of ukraine. after the attack on poltava, where, let me remind you, 53 people died, and there is still work going on, and joe biden, the president of the united states

surnames, tochytskyy, by the way, this is a classmate of andrii yermak at the kyiv institute of international relations, well , that’s just the way it is, well, in a word, sybiga came from the president’s office, in fact, so, that’s why there will be a... the president or a fellow student will become, the most important thing for it to be effective, they write about the fact that kuleba will be more involved in cooperation with nato, well , let's see, i thank you for your comment and your, as you said, subjective, but professional opinion, well and let's talk about what we are waiting for permission, first of all the united states states of america, to beat with their weapons. long-range, well, medium-range on the territory of russia, in particular airfields, ammunition depots, logistics and other targets, which will be a priority for the military-political command of our state and the command of the armed forces of ukraine. after the attack on poltava, where 53 people died, and the work there is still going on. and joe biden, the president of the united states of america, said this: make no mistake, r

tochytsky, who studied in the same course with andriy yarmak at the institute, the kyiv institute of international relations, and also sebig from, well, as far as i understand the president's office, he was the last one there, to what extent we understand the situation, and mr. kuleba and ms. voreshchuk did not write their resignations voluntarily. mrs. voreshchuk just appeared at the human rights committee and honestly answered the deputies' questions that she was a soldier, the party said it was necessary, kamsamol answered yes and wrote this statement, mr. kuleba did not appear at our profile committee for foreign affairs and that very sad, because we all know dmytro as a european politician, a professional diplomat, and under any circumstances one must keep his face and still report, and at this time, when was going... the committee, the deputies of our faction met mr. kule because he was walking his dog in the city center, well, i think this is a bit of a non -european story, after all, it was not the deputies who tortured him to write a statement, but the truth is that he was not they brought it to a

tochytskyi, who studied in the same course with andriy yarmak at the institute, the kyiv institute of international relations, and also sybig from, well, as far as i understand the office of the president, he is the last one there was, as far as we understand the situation, and mr. kuleba and ms. voreshchuk did not write their resignations voluntarily. ms. voreshchuk just appeared at the committee with... person and honestly answered the questions of the deputies that she was a soldier, the party said it was necessary, komsamol answered yes, and wrote this statement, mr. kuleba did not appear at our profile committee of foreign affairs, and it is very sad, because we all know dmytro , as a european politician, a professional diplomat, and in any circumstances you have to keep your face and still report, and at this time, when the committee was going, the deputies of our faction met mr. kuleba, he... was walking his dog in the city center, well, i think it's a little bit not european history, despite, despite everything , the deputies did not torture him to write a statement, but the truth is that they did no

talking to us throughout the top senior research associate of institute of global dialogue on how so now professor of international relations are the most at the university. many thanks to both. if you really appreciated, the us justice department has announced the lowest is again 6 members of her mouth, including some who are no longer alive. they are accused of quite directing a decades long campaigns, a mazda american citizens, and endangered the security of the united states. the environment covers multiple cases including last day is october 7th, a self is sold separately, americans killed or taken hostage. the charges were reportedly falls back in february, but were kept secret until now in case the us got a chance to arrest any of the accuse. 3 of them including her last political liter . ishmael, him, they were killed in recent months. or this thing is washington state. it's a series of justice doesn't apply to its own track record. and the rock locals are still reeling from crime is committed in fine us led forces during the will that 2 decades ago, some shopping atrocities, including the head, the for monica in 20

in the absence of this responsibility, alternative mechanisms may be resorted to in ignoring these institutions threatens to resort international relations to chaos. at the same time, we must not forget to command some of their courageous responsibilities heading for a you and institutions, including the secretary-general of the united nations, however, we clearly see , despite great efforts, there is a lack of effectiveness. putting an end to the violations taking place in palestine and its to everyone, particularly the security council, which has failed to achieve its most important objective, which is maintaining international peace and security. in occupied palestine we are witnessing a people who are attacked by an occupying military force, displacing millions and killing thousands. there's public talk of mass starvation to exterminate the bump. with the use of weapons to eliminate them. my senior officials of the occupying entity without any master -- measures to deter them. the international committee nor any of its members have committed to the responsibility to protect them as mandated in international law. the palestinian peopl

live not only in our country, but also. before me, but then he worked at the institute of world economy and international relationsfamily, due to a number of circumstances, his parents were lawyers, defended dissidents, she was simply forced out of our country, and here is dmitry simes, a truly respected person in the united states, a person of very, i would say, well, conservative american views, was accused. let's listen to what the us department of justice is actually accusing him of. the us department of justice has released two indictments against dmitry simes and anastasia simes for participating in schemes to violate us sanctions. dmitry anastasia, simes participated in a scheme to violate us sanctions in the interests of the russian company channel one, which was subject to restrictions, and laundered funds obtained as a result of these actions. was sanctioned for belonging to the government of the russian federation, acted or intended to act on its behalf or in its interests. if convicted, they face a maximum aggregate sentence of 60 years in prison, well, for the information of the us department of justi

in the absence of this responsibility, alternative mechanisms may be resorted to and ignoring these institutions threatens international relations to chaos. at the same time, we must not forget to commend some of the courageous positions heading these u.n. institutions including secretary general of the united nations. however, we clearly see despite great efforts there is a lack of effective influence. people are being attacked by a military influence and being displaced and killing thousands. there is public talk of mass starvation to exterminate these people and use of nuclear weapons to eliminate them by senior officials of the occupying entities without any measures to deter them. the international committee has committed to responsibility to protect them as mandated in international law. the palestinian people have been denied the right to live in diggity in a state like all other people among a shameful global paralysis. criminals are expounding the conflict and attack others by supporting them and ensuring their repeated impunity. we have witnessed more recklessness that has made international law and security council re

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

dmitry worked at the institute of world economy and international relations, but it so happened that fessional lawyers, defended dissidents, were at some point simply forced out of the soviet union. and the whole family was forced to leave the ussr then. dmitry he came back to play the big game, and he definitely didn't violate any american laws. and they remembered. at the same time as this indictment , the justice department imposed sanctions against a number of russian media outlets, primarily the rossii segodnya media group, which includes rush it today, rionovosti, sputnik, and so on and so forth and so forth, and the reaction of margarita simonyan, who heads this media group, was interesting, she said, they remembered. they remembered, why did they suddenly remember now that, that dimitri simes has been hosting a program on channel one for 6 years, suddenly they need him now as a defendant, well, they have to come up with something, they are bored, they need to come up with something all the time, they do this regardless of all existing democratic norms and rules, regardless of

soviet candidate of economics sciences, completed postgraduate studies at the institute of world economy, international relationsduated under pryamokov and worked there already under primak, but it seemed to me, well, the obvious thing, yes, in order to fight inflation, everyone already understands, it is necessary... people would have to spend it somewhere, you will forgive me of course, but if i understand correctly, then 80% of the economy is common sense, what happens to people when they have money? now the money has come, it is clear why, the army, a sharp increase in income, accordingly, all related industries are pulled in, that is, in the struggle for resources, wages have risen sharply, when money appears in a family, first of all, what do they spend it on, on improving housing conditions, what prevents them from building and giving the country the opportunity to build a large amount of quality housing, and at a reasonable price, because the connection itself and so on, what we talked about, is also the state, that is, the state has the opportunity to make sure that a large amount of housing appears at

program of the ministry of health. financial support for ensuring ukraine's international positive image, support for the activities of the ukrainian institute, measures to support relationsh ukrainians who live outside ukraine, the government proposes to allocate uah 65.2 million for 2025, which is 15 million less than the financing of the corresponding program in 2024. at the same time , expenditures for the ministry of internal affairs are increasing - 438 billion instead of 351, which is plus... 5%, prosecutors - an additional 18 billion, which is another 24%. nabu, nazk, army, the bureau of economic security by 44%, by 44% more. the actions of the authorities once again differ according to her words. recently, the new minister of foreign affairs stated that the preservation of the identity of ukrainians abroad, ties with the diaspora, will become a priority in the activities of the ministry of foreign affairs. it is logical that expenses should increase in this case, but the cabinet of ministers decided otherwise and reduced them. i understand, the diaspora may not be interesting, because those who live permanently abroad do not vote at all, and those who left recent

have been in the framework of bilateral relations, of course, a result would have been reached, but a result that reflected international , the result is as if an institution supports this position, it would no longer have this achievement, that's it, mr. shadarzadeh, do you think that china is the most important thing for itself, and russia for itself, which one and this is why brics still does not have a head , it does not have a head, that is, it is not like someone is the speaker or finisher. if i want to give an example, today brics is being run by a board of directors, not by a leader, it does not have a leader, this is a big challenge. there is brics that can reach an agreement that especially in the political and security fields, everyone takes the same position. for now, we all share some positions, such as opposition to sanctions, such as opposition to unilateral domination. counter measures club. they read this correct the boredom of different encounters from the double standards of the western system. however, brics is moving them towards making it fair. but it can create good opportunities for iran, for example, if we face the so-called sweet

of us clocks young, cuz she and is it for your environment, the good to institute. what's the good middle of jimmy's highest prize on her in contributions to international cultural relations? we meet the 2024 recipients, common romero, carol a driving force behind chilion theater. east coast guess you'll skip the fonts for an independent ops seen in north macedonia. but 1st, claudia cabrera, the voice of german language literature in mexico. one of mexico's most important translators, cloudy a couple in our lives, in the call, your can district of mexico city, green and tranquil. the neighborhood is characterized by its colonial architecture in a small studio and the roof of her house. she translates german into mexican spanish, often up to 10 pages a day. a. p specializes in the works of german authors and tech side the distribution. i seen some questions i looking next. most of these books were written in mexico. but i think they weren't available in mexico, on fact was they were out of french as i said, for spanish translations to spanish. i don't translate for spain, i translate from mexico dansville, after all, i feel it's perfectly legitimate and preferred to transl

the virix summit in the framework of bilateral relations, of course, a result was reached, but a result that has an international reflection, a result as if an institution the position supports this , he didn't have this achievement anymore, mr. shaderzadeh , what do you think is the most important challenge that brees is facing now in order to be able to do it? in the recruitment process, in the formation of that consensus, see brics, it was said two or three times that it is young, it is still far from the ideals that it designed for, so it does not have a coordinated system among all countries, india has a routine for itself, china has a routine for itself. everyone has a routine for themselves , and that's why brics still doesn't have a head . if i want to give an example, today brics is managed as a board of directors, not as a leader. there is no leadership . this is a big challenge for brics to reach an agreement, especially in the political and security fields, to take the same position . with sanctions, it is like opposition to unilateral domination, when it is interpreted that a sanctions club has been formed from brics, it means that a sancti

system that governs international relations in today's world, contrary to the opinion of many who think that international law rules and justice rules, and in international legal institutionsatever the law says is the rule in today's world, well, this is a statement that it is clear and transparent to everyone today that there is no trust or objection to this, you see. in a situation where a one-year-old terrorist with all the tools he has killed a very large number of people, more than 423,000 people in gaza alone, and within the same day, more than 2,000 people in lebanese people are carrying out numerous assassinations in the region. it is easy for this terrorist who , according to the charter of the united nations and the statute of the united nations security council, the members of the united nations and the security council are obliged to deal with such a person , then they allow him to let the united nations general assembly come and make a speech and threaten the whole world and say openly that i do not accept any of your protocols and laws and i will do whatever is necessary for my survival, so this shows that that something which we see as an international legal

of vir, and more detailed news related to afghanistan. follow iran . the deputy of literacy of gezd province said that 131 people were educated in literacy classes with the participation of international institutions. according to mr. qureshi, the number of 400 people who have a literacy degree but do not intend to continue their education in the literacy consolidation period to consolidate and perpetuate literacy. they were under cover. the governor of tayvad announced the return of 700 iranian cargo fleets that were previously waiting to enter the country at islam qala customs in afghanistan. according to mr. shirdel, 500 vehicles from this fleet so far. on the way back to the country from the border of islam , they are drowning in afghanistan. one of the special issues is the unification of the procedures in the group of officials of government agencies inside the country because we have two laws on the three borders with afghanistan, sistan province, south khorasan province and in razavi khorasan, taybabad city, so the necessity of this unification and there are procedures that are expected, and apart from this , the issue of unifying the procedures, which i will give as an example in the issu

institute for near east policy. for more background, i spoke to zucker transferred from swans the university. he deals with international relations and the impact of technology. i asked him how he described what's going on across living on. this is a very unprecedented attack in terms of scale. i mean terms of the use of the pagers, but it is not unprecedented for either way up to high and explosives in, in values, elements for example, books or packages or even phones. we've seen in the past how israel explosives and the phone, for example, we're leaving a come aust, chief ball maker. so it is unprecedented in terms of the scale, but not so much in terms of the practice itself. how long would you say this is being in the planning? it must be not quite sometime in the planning, especially because it requires uh certainly boxes to the pagers. if it, if it is confirmed that it was automatically explosives, these explosive must have been placed at some point in between the production and the distribution of these painter decide with entail. uh, no totally technological prowess, but also certain degree of access to the pagers into the supply chain and