we will talk with the director of programs of the institute of political education oleksandr solontay, mr. oleksandr. good night. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. the first statement from france about these 15-20 years, ah, germany is also there. there is no way to determine when we should go to poland , at the same time, at least tomorrow, they are ready for the sum, well, relatively speaking, where does this lack of unanimity come from? and what is this means for us because some politicians talk about when ukraine will become a candidate for joining the european union, and when they talk about candidacy, there really is an optimistic scenario that already this year in the summer, the application for joining the european union will be considered very soon, and this will make ukraine a candidate and to become members of the eu for many, many more years will remain only in the status of a candidate, thereby reassuring their voters and reassuring their countries that in principle they envisage considering such the option is that ukraine may become a member of the european union in

thank you, director of the program of the institute of political education, oleksandra solontay, the of safety, especially for children and adolescents, is currently one of the most relevant, how to act correctly in case of detection of a suspicious object and where to start a conversation about safety rules with a child to our yevgenia yelchevych, a specialist in child safety olena lizvinska told let's talk about the rules of children's safety under martial law with child safety specialist olena lizvinska good afternoon olena, i'm very glad that you found time for our conversation in first of all, i would like to know, ah, your main activity is an expert on children's rights, ah, what changes did your field undergo during the martial law, more like a child safety specialist, because we have very knowledgeable specialists for children's rights who directly deal with this matter. i am engaged in teaching children and adults, actually, personal safety during military operations, in general, the last 70 days have been, and the changes are really very significant , because everything that

we will have volodymyr tsybulko, a political scientist, we will have oleksandr solontay, the director of practical policy programs, the institute of political educationveryone knows sashka solonkaya . bohdan and you know me very last, this live broadcast while still sailing in kyiv was conducted by me just on the eve of the war, and mr. vasyl bohdan was also there, and he is also a former military intelligence officer, and i tell him, this danilov told vasyl that there would be no war with the rezniks said that this is all ridiculous from belarus, no one will attack and there is nothing zelenskyy says let's grill kebabs i say and everyone says that there will be a war well, i mean western intelligence, but as an intelligence officer there will be a war on the 16th or not, he told me then that on the 16th there will be no war, but there will be a in the first days of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of february . well, on the 24th, the war actually began, as we remember it, on the second day after the day of the soviet army. that's me. you didn't know then. they didn't know who to believe. this is how i believed in our to vlad, he took a planned vacat

join nato, we blocked two things: the language issue and the issue of their education decided at the political level in some nato institutionsrticular, the ministers of foreign affairs and the ministers of defense. it was a signal, not a very good signal, however, we had no other choice to tell ukraine that nato is not just a military organization, other issues, in particular , human rights, the rights of national minorities, respect to such rights lies at the core of the alliance's philosophy to talk about ukraine's desire to join nato. we have never been against this, so if ukraine still wants to join the alliance, we will not be against it you have already talked about this a little bit, is the language issue still on the table of hungarian-ukrainian relations? unfortunately, if we talk about it, i must say that the issue has not been resolved. consultations are still ongoing, but the official position of hungary is that this issue is now not the time, now there are much more important issues that need to be considered for ukraine - these are vital issues, so we put the language issue aside and now we are fully focused on

head of the failure, belarus today alexander pokovsky director of the information and educational institution of the current concept political scientist vladimir hygiene head of the knowledge society and minister of information of the republic of belarus vladimir singers. good evening, so good. well, let's start belarus in the center of europe and at the center of the intersection of global interests. i've literally just a few markers. eh, here which he prepared for himself. uh, the poles are legalized in ukraine with a soft power for the purpose. uh, the seizure of the territory, so to speak, i don’t know how the authorities will discuss this statement about their readiness to attack the republic of belarus, we heard last week the polish channel begin to talk about it and our fugitives are virgin. remember such a person. few people remember, but they also announced that it was necessary to hit minsk. with missiles from the territory of ukraine, military exercises are taking place near the territory of the republic of belarus, the contingent is growing , more and more new videos are appearing about how poles or is it not a p

presidents of these educational institutions, the key issue is the involvement of american universities in the restoration of our educational system after the war. in addition, they also discussed politicaltopics, in particular, the protection of democracy, countering russian propaganda and fakes , the armed forces of ukraine deter constant attacks on in those directions where russia is still trying to advance , severodonetsk and other cities of donbass still remain the main target for the occupiers everything to protect our land and our people signed a decree on awarding our heroes with state awards 201 servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine were awarded the title of hero of ukraine awarded to senior lieutenant kyrylo agasiyev for the ogla layer as commander of the 92nd separately mechanized brigade and also to lieutenant colonel horku vyacheslav volodymyrovych as commander of the aviation squadron of the 40th brigade of tactical aviation posthumously eternal glory in each and everyone who stood up for the defense of our state eternal memory to all those who gave their lives for ukraine glory to ukraine the unconquered cities of ukraine are progressive melitopol , one of the most com

presidents of these educational institutions the key issue is the involvement american universities to restore our educational system after the war. in addition, they also discussed political topics, in particular, the protection of democracy, countering russian propaganda and fakes . the armed forces of ukraine are holding back constant attacks in those areas where russia is still trying to advance . severodonetsk and other cities of donbass are still for the occupiers. to protect our land and our people signed a decree on awarding our heroes with state awards honoring 2011 servicemen of the armed forces the title of hero of ukraine was awarded to senior lieutenant kyrylo agasiyev and sharu ogla, the platoon commander of the 92nd separate mechanized brigade, and to lieutenant colonel vyacheslav volodymyrovych gorky, the commander of the aviation squadron of the 40th tactical aviation brigade posthumously. eternal glory to everyone who stood up for the defense of our country eternal memory to all those who gave their lives for ukraine glory to ukraine from azovstal to the hospital in the city of nova azovsk 53 seriously wounded ukrainian soldiers have already been evacuate

history of the great patriotic war in all educational institutions of belarus will be adjusted again in the academic year . history of the belarusian statehood. questions of historical politicsussed at a meeting of the republican council. it was created at the beginning of the year by the decision of the president and is called upon to pursue a unified state policy. in this area. the task of the new body contributes to the preservation of the historical truth of the heroic past, strengthening the unity of the nation on september 1 in all school history programs. belarus will already be supplemented with materials that have been formulated by our general prosecutor's office to guide the belarusian people from here. this is very important because we see what are the numbers and the number of victims and the coverage of this activity, which was carried out by the nazis during the great patriotic war. it means more than we imagined before, therefore we must convey the historical truth to our younger generation, of course, questions and honoring state symbols are becoming especially relevant. this is our state flag and coat of arms in this regard, the ministry of education has al

most of the applications came from students studying in educational institutions in poland, the czech republic and germany, what difficulties they encountered in the report of my colleagues. the political personal attitude of some poles towards the russians was reflected in the students, and we are not talking about harassment, but about the expulsion of russian citizens. on february 10, it was time to pay for their studies. i have paid. everything was on time. after 2 weeks, the polish bank returned the money to me, only i sent 500 euros, and they returned 430 back to me. i sent a request to the polish bank to find out the reason for the return. they sent me a reply in which they explained that they did not disclose the reason due to confidentiality. this is tatyana firsova, a student of a polish university, a higher education. the girl decided to receive a european diploma from her neighbors in two moments and only 3 years of study. well, tatyana could not even think that serious problems and financial losses could be hidden behind these moments. now my payment is overdue. it's not my fault and interest is dripping. so i have to pay more. i can’t pay in any way and because of this i

of the applications came from students who studied at educational institutions in poland, the czech republic and germany, what difficulties they encountered in the report of my colleagues, the politicalhe personal attitudes of some poles affected the russians and the students are not talking about harassment, but about the expulsion of russian citizens february 10 came time to pay tuition. everything was on time. me in 2 weeks the polish bank returned the money.

of education. they were resolved at the political level in some nato institutions, in particular, by the ministers of foreign affairs and the ministers of defense. it was a signal, not a very good signal, but we had no other choice to to tell ukraine that nato is not just a military organization, other issues, in particular, human rights, the rights of national minorities, respect for such rights is at the core of the alliance's philosophy, talk about aspirations of ukraine to join nato. we have never been against it, so if ukraine still wants to join the alliance, we will not be against it. did you come here to talk about it already, or is the language issue still on the table of hungarian-ukrainian relations? unfortunately, if we talk about it, i i must say that this issue has not been resolved. consultations are still ongoing, but hungary's official position is that this issue is out of time now, there are many more important issues that need to be considered for ukraine - these are vitally important that's why we put the language issue aside and now we are fully focused on supporting ukraine i

the institute of world politics, he was with us in the theater and spoke with us very briefly, in almost a minute we will be back, we will talk with serhiy kvitami, he was the minister of educationscience of ukraine, about the state of ukrainian education, because this is also actually very important about its prospects, on april 4, the rrt concert illegally turned off the digital air ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct, a petition was registered on the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, which demands the return to digital ether ukrainian tv channels to sign the petition first you need to register, it's very simple go to the website petition in you.gov.ua there go to the registration tab and enter all your data, say your phone number and email, confirm all your data, enter the code that will be sent to your mobile create a password will certify that you are not a robot give consent to the processing of personal data check all your data again and click the register button to complete the registration go to your specified email where a letter from the website will arrive. click on the link in the letter, it will return you to the petition s

educational institution, and what? and that further the answer will be some kind of reaction. the academic community found out that the elite, politely but i should not flirt with her less. yes, it was a lot today. very correct words were said that the west declared a literally existential war on russia, an ideological war, first of all, and, of course, there are certain pluses for the west in this conflict in this type of conflict. yes, this allows him to dehumanize his opponents, so you can openly lie to them in the negotiations, you can select. uh, russia’s sovereign accounts, but you can directly say that we support the so-called change regime in russia, or call our country a sponsor of terrorism, it’s true, this one, of course, there are also big disadvantages associated with the fact that, in general, any escape routes are closed for themselves , if, again, when the situation on the ukrainian front becomes absolutely deplorable and still the west will be motivated to move on to trading, of course, it’s difficult to step on the throat of one’s own ideology, but for us, first of all, it’s important, yes, and for ourselves to acce

regulation of stable coins, all coins in the exchanges, illuminating the political deadlock, educating the world about the difference between bitcoin and security tokens and that is the institutionht be too many institutions. there is the notion that institutions give credibility, bring a lot of money, looking at coin base's earnings and how little activity from the retail side i see a lot of johnny-come-latelys, i don't trust jumping on the bandwagon, looking for a quick buck, are you concerned about the flood of institutions that want to be part of the game? >> used to be deniers and skeptics and now they've moved on to traders or technocrats or maximal lists, traders are shorting and going along all the time, technocrats want to buy the next amazon, all the institutions are category trade or technocrats, who understand bitcoin are maximalist, they are here for the long term, they believe it is an intimate of economic empowerment. connell: charles: there are folks who want economic empowerment but economic freedom, not a sophisticated but orlando bravo had a tweet that made me think of them. he tweeted last week that money is what people in the market say it is. i agree, wheth

were powerful institutions, 35% of all wage earners were in them, that meant that they were places that people of different races, especially white workers, would get a political education. they would read newspapers, they would be talked to by their shop stewards about why the democrats are the party for union rights, for medicare, for people getting out of poverty and so forth. they also mobilize people to vote. people learn their politics from the people close to them, i believe. , of course, people watch fox or msnbc or with the washington post or the times, they get politics from there to. but in the end, who do really trust? it's usually the people in your family, your friends, your work community. you don't want to be out of step with them. and so many white workers were in unions in the midwest, especially, union as it was very strong in the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s, those workers tended to vote democratic. >> those industries are gone! >> when they left, a lot of those people move south to get jobs. texas, louisiana, florida, places that never had strong unions. that began to change. for one example, i was point to west virginia. west virginia used to, on election

institutions. let's say 35% of all wage earners were in them. that meant that they were places where people of different races, especially why workers would sort of get a political education. they would you know, we newspapers they'd be talked to by by their shop stewards about why the democrats are the party for union rights for medicare for people getting out of poverty and so forth and they also mobilized people to vote. so people learn their politics for people close to them. i believe now, of course people, what's fox so what's msnbc or read the washington times either washington post? yes, they they get they get politics from there, too. but in the end who do you really trust about about political opinions? it's usually people in your family your friends your work community. perhaps you don't want to be out of step with them and when so many work white workers were in unions. in the midwest, especially with unions are very strong back in the 40 50 60s and 70s. then those workers tend to devote democratic. those industries are gone you when you when they left a lot of people moved south also to get jobs like, texas louisiana, florida places. never had really strong u

educational institutions. they understand all the risks and therefore there are proposals, including from the top political leadership of fine. now we are moving to this supply for another two days. such a tightening and already, in principle, no difference. whether they have this order or not, because it simply may not be physically possible to join them, that is, they now they have to decide the decisive days, either they leave this grouping in the northern board, or it somehow tries to break through to retreat to the slavic. well, in your opinion, will this be a tactical retreat, a breakdown, or is it already a turning point? well, it is certain in any case, as it were, that they choose, that is, it is clear that they will fail there. that is a question. in what format or will they resist there in the boiler for some time, relying on the industrial development of the same lisichansk. and what, of course their resistance will be delayed, but the entire group will die, or they will partially retreat with losses and try to defend themselves much more thoroughly in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe slavic kramatorsk of their