viktor senchak, the head of the board of the institute of world politics, joined us. congratulations again on your birthday, viktor. well, we are moving on, right? after all, a congratulatory concert. you know that already at the last hour of our eiter, the sky is rising, now they would even include a song by teodor kukuruza. well, it will probably be a little noisy. by the way, i was familiar with him. yes, i think that not all ukrainians know who teodor kukuruza is. but if you google it on youtube, it's your birthday yes yes yes yes let's move on and relax zheleznyak and iryna konstankevich are trying to connect yes yes mps of ukraine are trying to connect to our airwaves and while they are connecting, we did not yesterday they said that president zelenskyi was, by the way, on an unexpected sudden visit to izyum, but it was really cool, i read the explanations of foreign analysts about the fact that this well, how does it affect, that is, history is created here, the strong himself is in front of all this there are several messages sent. that is, these are the leader

us it is very important to be in touch with us, yevhen mach, executive director of the institute of world politics, yevhen good day, good health to you, thank you for joining our conversation, congratulations, mr. serhiy, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, mr. yevgeny, oleksandr musienko and i have already started talking about the pseudo -relations of the pseudo-referendum in the occupied territories of ukraine, in the occupied donetsk region, luhansk region, kherson region, and zaporizhzhia, and the question is quite simple in this situation, er, putin will go er, quickly and all the way to legalization in russian the legislation of the occupied territories and will annex them, well, literally in the next few days, because we heard that putin is going to do this, the state duma will also, uh, consider this issue with the federal assembly of the russian federation, or will he continue to blackmail the west so that he may join or not well, first of all, the tedium, which can be called a feiko orendum, by and large, it has nothing to do with the law or the affairs of the nation for self-determi

yevhen makda, executive director of the institute of world politics, yevhen good day good health to you thank you for joining our conversation congratulations mr. serhiy glory to ukraine glory to the heroes mr. yevhen oleksandr musienko and i have already started talking about the pseudo-referendum results in the occupied territories of ukraine in the occupied donetsk region, luhansk region, kherson region, and zaporizhzhia, and the question is quite simple in this situation, eh, putin will go quickly and to the end to legalize the occupied territories in russian legislation and annex them, well, literally in the next few days, because we heard that putin is going to do this, i also think that this issue will be considered by the federal assembly of the russian federation, or will he continue to blackmail the west so that it may join or not i will add, well, first of all, this action, which can be called a fake land, by and large, it has nothing to do with the right or the right of a nation to self -determination. new new discoveries about the kherson people, well, you understand. it's

viktor shlinchak, head of the board of the institute of world politics, joined me via skype.reetings, mr. viktor. greetings, mr. yurii. thank you for joining. thank you. will you give an expert answer, as i said, to those questions that seem difficult to understand to me? well, explain in particular to our viewers as well. well, what will i talk more about with you, unfortunately? if i didn't want to, about russia, please tell me last week the levada center with russia published a new survey it seems that it was last week. and according to this new survey, 76% of citizens believe that they receive a so-called special military operation on the territory for a fortune of ukraine, and this is only 4% less than it was in march, in march, 80% supported. viktor, you explain to me this is some kind of surrealism . tens of thousands of russians have died for nothing. there is a definite worsening of life in russia. such numbers can be explained. everything is explained very simply . that tv that ukrainians spit on, according to these people. as we say now, we need to make a clear dia

safe for the world, as it were it didn't look like thank you very much thank you very much yevhen yevhen magda was with us veteri he is the executive director of the institute of world politicsfessional conversation and professional comments from pa kohan as always we are very grateful to him for this and now it's time to talk about money in wartime oleksandr moychevka is already with us. oleksandr greets you without words, please. good evening, vasyl. so, how much money is there now ?

comments volodymyr tsibulko - political expert and people's deputy of ukraine of the fourth convocation well, also viktor shenchak head of the board of the institute of world politics, editor-in-chief of the central committee, good thoughts, good comments, a good sticker from our guests, who usually see more, by the way, not volodymyr tsebelko, just mentioned about uh moskovska stock exchange, yes, i think so, don’t say that you are now , oleksandr marchenko will tell everything well, he said, you said, i thought that i don’t think, i know that the marchenko center will definitely tell more about the moscow stock exchange and, in general, about money during the war, oleksandr welcomes you, please, without saying a word good evening, thank you vasyl, it will also be about the moscow stock exchange, and in particular , why the shares of large russian companies are no longer so interesting to foreign investors, i am oleksandr marchenko . continues. therefore, the council of the european union approved the allocation of 5 billion euros of macro-financial assistance, the funds will be provided as a loan on preferential terms, this is a credit with a settlement

therefore , viktor truchynchak joins the conversation, a-a, head of the board of the institute of world politicschief of the main committee, viktor. congratulations, mr. vasyl, i am glad to see and hear that we will have another guest, as he is already volodymyr tsibulko, political expert and people's deputy of ukraine of the fourth convocation, mr. volodymyr, congratulates, congratulations, congratulations. today, i love, maybe for the first time, what convocation was said correctly. that 's right, to er, to our history, and mr. volodymyr and i will start talking about the referendum . my colleagues are watching, i am not watching, now i have the opportunity to see if putin is already speaking or not speaking, in any case, if there is information, i will voice him, or maybe you will have that voice, but the point is clear. the so-called referendums on the temporarily occupied territories, first of all, do you believe that it will be held? and putin really, based on the results of these pseudo-referendums, will be able to join, well, let it be fake, but somewhere on paper, here are these tempora

our guest, let's go further we invite our analysts, dear yevhen magda, director of the institute of world politicsnd his reiterovich, political scientist , head of political and legal programs of the ukrainian center for social development, gentlemen, greetings , good morning, you they probably heard a little bit of our conversation about a judge with the last name of lviv, who found schemes for russian citizenship in russian registers, but he complained to the law enforcement officers, saying that he does not have russian citizenship, e.g. , the security service of ukraine does not find such facts. no , this is a matter for the security service of ukraine. coordination, which is a characteristic feature of any democratic society, that law enforcement agencies should to respond urgently because this is what their work consists of. well, i only hope that the public's attention to this problem, which is extremely urgent, especially against the background of the war that russia is waging against ukraine, will somehow prevent this issue from being discussed and in principle, this person should get awa

of the ukrainian nor- people, so to speak, to rally the world community around an issue that is extremely painful for everyone. thank you very much, mr. yevgeny magda, director of the institute of world politics . no, but igor is a saint, mr. igor, a minute and a half to add it. i will only say that our historical mission is not only to unite, but also to make it so that russia never again threatens and decides the question in the way that she solves today, golden words, she cannot do it, but not without the help of our partners. on september 17, it occurred to anyu that another crime of the soviet union against its so-called immediate neighbor , since after the conspiracy with adolf hitler, stalin took and joined the nazi blitzkrieg against poland and today, so to speak, the russian soviet troops began to implement the concept of the so-called reunification, of course, history is much more complicated than it seems. well, in any case, let's look at the plot of the so-called golden september 30 to the podil stone until the end of the day of the soviet as they called it their locals were already in rivne, ternopil , kolomyia and other cities, the troops were followed by chekists who seized str

was probably not about howling thank you very much evgeny magda executive director of the institute of world politics ihor kharchenko diplomat extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine thank you evgeny thank you sir igor, i didn't think about the howling. it wasn't like that. all these russians trying to avoid mobilization and storming the borders are leaving somewhere. someone is trying to go to europe. they were listening from afar. why in the world don't they like me? now they don't they will see it with their own eyes, with their own ears, and with their own experience, they will feel what it is like to be a russian now , after all, once upon a time, even on the streets of europe , you can hear it right away. they always speak loudly, they always behave defiantly, they wave with her hands, brightly dressed, now they are like all the markets. yes , they already want to attract attention. when she is enough, she has enough of that attention. she conducts the evacuation of the russians. well, i will flee. russia mobilizes israel, which, by the way, very actively accepted ukrainians. wh

i am joined by yevhen magda, the director of the institute of world politics.ongratulate you, mr. yevhen. i congratulate you, mr. yury. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes . my questions, as always, see more than once when you and i spoke on the air, it was so obvious that i was preparing for the program until this very morning and i have some questions. i was thinking about what to ask you, but then something happened that i i am asking this question first. this is the first question. it wasn't there yesterday, but today, unfortunately, it is. watch yesterday for our viewers. telegram channels are already talking about them, and many cities will remain. well, maybe not very many, but there are cities that remained and were disconnected from electricity and water supply for a certain time, so mr. yevhen, yesterday's shelling of these infrastructure objects of ukraine is a reason to demand from the west now to recognize russia not just as a sponsor of terrorism, but as a terrorist country, because it is genocide, well, it is, of course, a serious shelling and

guests , gentlemen, once again we apologize to yevhen makh , the executive director of the institute of world politicsrchenko, the diplomat and extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine with us sir igor, we interrupted you. continue your opinion, please, i will finish quickly. a psychologist would probably say that during the meeting of the russian security council in february, putin actually made all the participants he perfectly understood that he was committing a crime by his accomplices in this action, but according to the order established by the mafia structures, which today as the leadership of the russian federation, it is so to speak anointing for complicity . just his closest accomplices, there is the political leadership, and the whole country, will it work for him? it seems to me that it is too late that he is already dividing the whole country, because pike. since the 14th year, the pace of this pique has accelerated significantly now, and that's why it doesn't seem like such a question to me. in the distant future, when we 'll see it in person, mr. yevgeny, two questions. w

head of the legal administration of the institute of world politics, viktor shlinchak and we're going's talk about the fact that the un mission is going to the scene of the russian crime in olenivka, er, in particular, this mission itself is due to arrive in the next few days to the occupied city of olenivka, we will remind you of donetsk region in the donetsk region, there at the end of july, the russians killed 50 ukrainian prisoners of war, we join elena pusher head of the patronage service of the azov regiment, mrs. elena. greetings. good evening. what do you know about this mission that is planned, what are your hopes for it , and a letter was signed to the un secretary general regarding the fact that they still fulfilled their duties regarding the supervision of the observance of the geneva convention, which is now being cynically violated by our enemy, almost, i think there are more than 10 points . also in this letter , we asked to speed up the process of extracting prisoners, and you know how to find a third country that could accept them, if our enemy is not ready to exchang

it was yevhen magda , director of the institute of world politics. ready to join mykola polosov, a lawyer, mykola, good day, hello. thank you for joining today's program. yesterday's russian shelling of critical infrastructure facilities in ukraine, but before that, let's see how margarita simonyan, i don't know about president rush there, doesn't know her for sure, what is she doing there, in a word, she posted reviews on her telegram channel two people are a propagandist and a warlord, a political scientist and a warlord, and one writes that electricity is not a privilege of the right, he is happy to strike at the energy infrastructure of the kyiv regime because it is important for victory, strikes at power plants are retaliatory action, the enemy has been pounding the energy facilities of russia for 8 years, that's it, that's it, margarita simonyan, she has already talked about it on several occasions, about how she is glad that the russian troops are doing on the territory of ukraine, although after the counteroffensive that took place during the

this was evgeny magda, director of the institute of world politics.losov , a lawyer, is ready to join me. mykola, good day, hello. thank you for joining today's program. professional answers to the questions i'm going to ask, well, obviously, i'll start with the shelling of yesterday's russian shelling of critical infrastructure facilities in ukraine, but before that, let's see how margarita simonyan, i don't know, there the president of russia doesn't know her for sure, what is she doing there, in a word, she printed the reviews of two people on her telegram channel, a propagandist and a military officer, a political scientist and a military officer, and one of them writes that electricity is not a privilege of the right, he is happy to strike at to the energy infrastructure - the infrastructure of the kyiv regime because it is important for victory, the strikes on power plants are the west's response, the enemy has been pounding the energy facilities of russia for 8 years, this is what it is, this is what it is, margarita simonyan, she has already t

safe for the world, no matter what it looks like, thank you very much, thank you very much, yevhen yevhen magda was with us veteri, he is the executive director of the institute of world politics, a very interesting professional conversation and professional comments from mr. yevhen, as always, we are very grateful to him for this and now it's time to talk about money during the war oleksandr movchivka is already with us oleksandr greets please bye good evening vasyl so how much money is now in the currency reserves of ukraine and also what did the representatives of megate write in their report more about this in just a moment. i am oleksandr marchenko. i congratulate this column about money during the war. i begin with several important figures. in august, the international reserves of ukraine increased by 3 billion dollars. currently, almost 25 and a half billion dollars are kept in the state coffers. the funds increased due to the arrival of a significant volume of foreign aid also last month, our state had moderate debt payments to foreign creditors, this made it possible to save on its part, the national bank is not as active as at the beginning of the full-scale invasio

viktor shlinchak , head of the board of the institute of world politics, joined me via skype.ulate you, mr. viktor. i congratulate you, mr. yurii. thank you for joining . well, they seem difficult to understand to me. well, explain in particular to our viewers as well. well, what will i talk more about with you, unfortunately? as much as i don't want it about russia, please tell me. last week, the levada center with russia made public it seems that last week published a new survey. and according to this new survey, 76% of citizens believe that a so -called special military operation is being carried out on the territory of ukraine, and this is only 4% less than it was in march, in march they supported 80 %. viktor, you explain to me this is some kind of surrealism . in the russian federation, these are precisely the people who are focused on the television that ukrainians spit on, according to these people. as we say now, we need to make a clear diagnosis, they are really addicted to propaganda, they are focused on propaganda, and they are for the most part , these are people

yevhen magda, director of the institute of world politics, is joining me. i congratulate you, mr.late you, mr. yuri. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. thank you very much for that who joined i am waiting for your professional answers to my questions, as always, watch it more than once when you and i talked on the air, it was so obvious that i was preparing for the program until this very morning and i have some questions, uh, i think about what to ask you, but then it happens something that i still put this question first, this is the first question. it wasn't there yesterday, but today, unfortunately, watch yesterday for our viewers. talk about which ones, although telegram channels are already talking about them and many cities will remain. well, maybe not very many, but there are cities that have remained and were disconnected from electricity and water supply for a certain time, that's it, yevhen, yesterday's shelling of these infrastructure objects of ukraine this is the reason to demand from the west now to recognize russia not just as a sponsor of terrorism, but as a t

yevgeny makhta, the director of the institute of world politics, is in touch with us yevgeny i welcome you to our broadcast. and just a few weeks ago, the russian mass media wrote that the issues of these pseudo-referendums in the kremlin have been put on hold, so why is there such activity now, good evening, these are really pseudo-referendums, and the activity is connected with only one thing: that the ukrainian troops liberated almost the entire kharkiv region, and yesterday documents were made public about how the corresponding pseudo-referendum was supposed to be held there, although russian troops maintain control over a small part of the kharkiv region, i have a logical question: why will the so-called referendum not be held there, and i think the question is that it is obvious that today during the day they call it a referendum in moscow and call it a referendum in russian collaborators is not even a parody, it is a mockery of the very word referendum. okay, but if, after all, these pseudo-referendums are held in these occupied territories, it will change something, it will hav

answers well, i will remind our viewers that i was in touch with the head of the board of the institute of world politicsiktor shlinchak. i was told that the second guest is also in touch with me. i am ready to introduce him - this is oleksandr khara, an expert on foreign affairs and of the security policy of the center of defense strategies . i greet you, mr. oleksandr. good day, mr. yury . thank you for joining. thank you, and it is always a pleasure to communicate with you and all your guests, mr. oleksandr. but in the last week i have heard very often about the fact that it is almost doomed to go to war with russia, and how serious do you think all this is? well, i think that despite the madness that the kremlin is planning and they almost won in nazism was destroyed here in ukraine, and yet another thing is definitely that the military are definitely not idiots and understand that if ukraine could not be dealt with by conventional methods, then the conflict may involve the use of nuclear weapons like the europeans, and in europe there is also france and britain, which can respond. regardless of wash

yevgeny's institute of world politics i congratulate you the village hung up the video is not ours mrvhen hung up it's us the video hung up mr. yevhena is always in good shape many important things are wanted there to discuss with mr. yevhen well, since yuriy fizar has already talked about russia, i would like to return to this topic very briefly until we have an opportunity, and there is an opportunity. then, later, i will return to this topic if there is such an opportunity, mr. yevhen. congratulations once again, good evening glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, glory to mr. vasyl, try so hard, it's in good shape and now i'll start with information for our viewers, well, i'll remind you of the topic that's being discussed today, and then i'll ask you a question. this was stated by secretary of state anthony blinken, who at the same time refused to share specific information. the usa spoke very clearly with the russians publicly and privately so that they stop talking about nuclear weapons, broughtkin noted on september 21. skamobilization in russia again threatened western countri

joining eten for your comments, always professional evgeny magda , executive director of the institute of world politics, was in touch with us about everything, we had time to talk about what we planned to talk about, but we will talk about money during the war oleksandr marchenko, if he is ready, i see oleksandr congratulations, please say good evening, thank you vasyl, the world economy is losing crazy money from putin's invasion of ukraine , and you will also find out what crazy prices are waiting for ukrainian consumers, there will be more in a moment, i am oleksandr marchenko, congratulations, this is a column about money under the time of the war and i am starting so the funding is still additional aid in the amount of more than 457 million dollars will be provided to ukraine by the united states of america , united states secretary of state anthony blinken said on his twitter the funds will be directed to support law enforcement officers of criminal justice and civil security, the states consider it necessary to save lives and strengthen the capacity of ukrainian partners, namely in law enforceme

of the world that is not helping political leadership to find solutions. we have a very polarized world. and in the middle of that, people are stuck. multilateral institutionslso stuck because you cannot find that clear way out. and i think we need global leadership now to be at its finest. adrian: south sudan, chad, and niger are at the bottom of the list, and you heard our correspondent saying a common thread is conflict of natural disasters. what do you think makes these countries so vulnerable? is it just -- does good leadership come into it too? charles: it is a combination of different factors. and as we have heard, we're talking about these countries coming off covid, conflict, extreme weather conditions, and also the global impact of the energy crisis. so they are not specifically safeguarded from all these crises, and when that's combined with bad governance, that enhances the culpability of these countries to responding. and as we saw the report, these crises are feeding off each other, and that enhances the vulnerability of the populations in those countries. that significantly impacts some of the populations like women and children who will face

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institute of politics in tbilisi? second, look at some other news around the world. peru has declared an environmental emergency in the amazon rain forest because of a leaking pipeline, or than 2500 barrels of oil have flowed into the marin river and an area fished by indigenous people. the state petroleum company says vandals attack the pipeline, thousands of taken to the streets of mexico to demand justice for 43 trainee. teachers who disappeared 8 years ago. best gators believe the students were detained by corrupt police on their way to a protest. relatives have called for a wider investigation. hurricane ian has made landfall in cuba. the storm is expected to strengthen as a heads towards florida residence of tampa, tampa bay r stockpiling good mission controllers have cancelled a nasa rocket law. iran is stepping up its response to nationwide anti government protests, saying it will not be lenient with what it calls troublemakers. iranian officials say they've arrested more than 1200 people. human rights monitors say at least 76 people have died in demonstration, sparked by the death of a young woman in police c

for her father george, the 6 she was of course, grew up in a world in which i'm sexual politics with very different and as a young woman in a conservative institution, but also in a nation that was conserved to the was a sort of conservative backlash in britain, in the 1950 s. there was an expectation that the young clean would be guided by, by older men. and by a sort of male statesman and the queen followed the guidance she was given and very duty followed the example of her father and her grandfather. she is not somebody who set out to put her own stone on the monarchy. she has a real sense of a family loyalty and she did her very best to be loyal to the example of the 2 previous windsor monex. and what is remarkable about the queen is that she oversee that. she has kept that up now into her 8 decade on throat. as we wait for more news of her state of health. what is your sense about what the situation is, given what we've learned today and the, the use of the family arriving at bell moral it can only be serious. i think when royal doctors use works like concerned a palace statements are given to understatement. so, so the use of a word like con

institute of economic research and of political consulting has a doctor of economic sciences mr. ihor congratulations congratulations and i am dealing with international topics and let's see how the worldacts with ukraine. during this terrible war, the world actually helps ukraine in two ways through sanctions against russia and through financial and other types of assistance, but there is still such an interesting moment when, despite the absence of official sanctions from the state, some commercial companies decide to leave the russian market and in this way show their support for ukraine, why private companies that do not owe anything to anyone , that are not forced by law to do so, after all, they are leaving the russian market, among the last to leave are technologists, the tasty giant logitech, for example , i want to say right away that this is a very interesting phenomenon that has not been observed before, it is obviously possible to explain with two reasons, the first reason even as you rightly said, when these private companies do not owe anything to anyone, but nevertheless, one way or another, they feel the impact of sanctions on themselves well, if the russian federation,

but there are, as you say, hundreds of world leaders and extremely senior figures from, from the rural families and political institutions around the world who security will have to be managed. and obviously it's been going as planned so far. but it's, it's a big, it's a very big operation to, to consider on monday. okay. harry, and before we leave you a one of the most that with the people that what, what they feel about about what just happened. yeah. do my very best. yes. weird. where just a few yards away from all meters away from where prince william a prince of wales there. so he can't actually get down here, but i'm going to point the microphone again. excuse me. what was that like? what, what you say is it and what did the king say to you with the os family life? and i mean, did you get the impression that he was impressed and that's with my meaning. and i mean, he kind of expected this moment. i mean, you must feel pretty lucky. oh and is, you know, you got 3 or 4 hours to go and he might have wanted a coffee, but presumably this might be more than a coffee just to get you through. on cloud 9 now. he might have

institute of politics in tbilisi. thanks for talking with us . and you else catch up on a few other stories making headlines, round the world today. japan has held a rare state funeral for former prime minister sion. so abi he was assassinated in july or than $4000.00 people attended the ceremony, including foreign leaders, events, his park protests due to its cost and divisions. over abe's legacy. 3 major leaks had been detected in the north stream pipelines connecting russia to europe. danish and swedish authorities detected gas leaking into the baltic sea and warned ships to avoid those areas. environmental groups and the gas may harm marine life equivalent spokesman said russia was extremely concerned by the leaks and said sabotaged may be to blame china's economic growth is set to fall behind the rest of asia for the 1st time since 1990. according to the world bank, it expects the chinese economy to grow 2.8 percent this year, around 2 percent lower than initially forecast the slow down, which will effect all of asia, is largely due to beijing's 0 coven policy. iran is stepping up its response to nationwide anti government protests saying i

institute of energy policy and diplomacy in the direction of international business and international energy cooperation dear sergey viktorovich tell me is it possible military-political alliance of both russia and china to establish a new worldtion. often given to any russian-chinese summit, it is preceded by discussions about what this means how it will all end. well, we do not hide from the world community. as our china develops, our relations with the people's republic of china, and we beijing do this transparently openly, our relations have reached. the highest quality level in the history of communication between our countries and, uh, president putin chairman xi jinping. uh, it was at some stage a couple of years ago that they turned to the topic that you just touched on and in the statement it was adopted there at the highest level, in my opinion, there is not a day in 2000 or 2021, or in the twentieth there is not in twenty in the first year, it is said that russian- chinese relations have reached a fundamentally new level, which, in its quality, surpasses the classical military alliances of past eras. here's a conclusion from this. our military interaction is very close, if we are talking about military cooperation.

institute of economic research and political consultations science mr. ihor congratulations congratulations and i promised that it would be an international topic, and now let's see how the world ways through sanctions against russia and through financial and other types of aid, but there is still such an interesting moment when, despite the absence of official sanctions from the state, some commercial companies decide to leave the russian market and in this way show their support in ukraine, why are there private companies that do not owe anything to anyone, that are not forced by law to do so, after all, they are leaving the russian market, among the last to leave the technologists, the tasty giant logitech, for example, immediately i want to say that this is a very interesting phenomenon that has not been observed before. it can obviously be explained by two reasons. the first reason is even as you rightly said, when these private companies do not owe anything to anyone. but nevertheless, one way or another, they feel the impact of sanctions well, if the russian federation, let's say , is limited in its ability to use various methods for calculations, and some banks are dis

world, golden words, we agree vitalik pranogo thank you, writer, public figure, blogger, fighter of the azov regiment, and also thank you to oleksandr mayborody, historian of the institute of political and ethno-national studies of the academy of sciences of ukraine, doctor of historical sciences about golden september and we talked about it. thank you, mantina, to the borkovo national team, to our experts, well, let's move on. now it's almost 10 o'clock, and now i'm having tea. anna eva melnyk is already waiting for us to give her the word. she'll tell you everything that's happening. ten o'clock is the time for good news. because right now the general staff is reporting on the enemy's losses and so on. stay with us. i'll start with the fact that the enemy hit a village near zaporizhzhia with a rocket. information about casualties and destruction is being clarified, the regional the military administration previously came under russian fire in the city of orihiv, one person was wounded, in addition, the attackers fired four rockets at the village of tauriysk, no one was injured, but the gymnasium, the sports club and the local cultural center were destroyed by the invaders, and the

institution. he is there as that figure head to a third of the world. he has to be above politicsbol of unity, identity and pride, and certainly for all british people, so he'll be visiting his realms, trying to meet as many people as possible. he is now our comforter in chief as it were. >> and as we watch him step into this new role, what does it mean for formerly prince william, now prince -- he is still prince william obviously, but what does it mean for him and kate at this point? >> well, it got announced very quickly that they are now known as the prince and princess of wales. we've already had sources say that the new princess of wales is very aware of the history related to her title, but she will be creating her own path. they will be carrying on with their charity work, which is very close to their hearts. we've been seeing them doing it for quite some time and also protecting their children. it's very interesting this happened the week where they had made this big move to adelaide cottage at windsor, which is a four-bedroom cottage, and they had enrolled their three ch

world that is not helping in the political leadership to find solutions. ringback we have a very paula, paula: whoa. and you know, in the middle of that people are stock, the multilateral institutions also stock because you know, you can find that way out. and i think we need a global leadership now to be at its finest. charles, boosting a south sudan, chad and this year, as we reported or at the bottom of that list and you had our corresponded hip morgan saying that a common thread, that is conflict and natural disasters. what do you think makes these countries so vulnerable? is it just that or does leadership good leadership come into a to is a combination of different factors. and as we have hud, we are talking about these countries coming of coverage, conflict, extreme weather conditions, and the also the global impact of the crisis. so they are not specifically so guarded from all it is chris's and the when that is combined with. but governance that enhances a cup of be inducing ability of the countries in addressing some of these as we have also seen from the record that the feeding off each other. and that is it really did. they that enhances the vulnerability of all their p

politics, but, nevertheless, they still looked back at washington, the european union, various international institutions and structures. but when they now see that we are the epicenter of opposition to the unipolar world, i am convinced that our relationship with these strange people will become even stronger, because they you need to develop your economy until they wait and see. well, i'll pay attention. in any case, here they are in anticipation. 6 months ago 5 months ago or a year ago and now it's still a little different. i think that they are waiting for a lot, they thought that in fact we will not pull out and our economy is somewhere out there, uh, in two or three months after the start of a special operation, as many people said about this, we can die out. and this is what concerns sovereignty and the movement of such parallel economic sovereignty, military and international and and on one abstraction. i want to pay attention. putin speaks at the eastern forum. if you paid attention, uh, said, answering a question from a moderator. and how can we build relationships with ordinary ukrainians and society? i don’t know if you have this moment or not, but he said it very clearly there, and it was

any idea there was some kind of political will was entrusted, that we would like to have a world cup and some kind of object. i was then the chief architect of the institute the complex should have. in a large mass, a preliminary design was made, in general, it took 3 months and the layout was completed , and, uh, layouts of the entire new district and the layout of this complex, drawings of all the facades - this is as it should be. now working drawings are being developed, but designing from a sheet is underway. before that, it was said what to tie. eh, there was such an object in finland with a ready-made object in kansk and a promo project was ready to tie it to the arena round, and everything has already been knurled in the czech republic, it is the same there and we are the same. well, i i saw that everywhere different situations. and here, what is needed is a large complex, at the present time. this is a velodrome and a skating stadium. as far as it is really an independent project. or did we rip it off from somewhere ? no, they didn't rip it off on their own. i suggested that for each object, appoint a chief architect of projects for the main aren

political, cultural and educational work. among the belarusians on the territory of soviet russia, he took care of refugees took into account belarusian organizations and institutions evacuated during the first worldsian schools published literature in belarusian and russian languages ​​under the influence these organizations, the idea of ​​a belarusian soviet republic gained more and more support. on january 1, 1919, the temporary workers' and peasants' soviet government of belarus was formed, headed by zhilunovich, the manifesto was announced on the radio in the manifesto, belarus was declared a free independent socialist republic, the main provisions of the political and social system of belarus were established, all orders and orders of the occupation authorities were canceled january 5, 1919 , the government of the ussr and the central committee of the communist party of belarus. moved from smolensk to minsk, which became of this time in the capital of the belarusian, ussr polish-soviet war occupation on august 25, the zvon newspaper published an appeal by the commander-in-chief of the polish army yusuf pilsudski to the people of belarus, the civil government created by him promises a peacefu

of the people that was everything she did. but the world has changed walked and then for that preparing for that tradition but that to be a rock stable institution to say above the politicall relay on that charles has echoed that and ask that maybe elizabeth moore and her later years but it was well known she had a sense of humor the past few days pulling out of the trinkets and jumping out of the helicopter for the olympics we could maybe see more of that even paddington bear for the x and then with that sense of duty and that institution he now represents he will be the rudder the nation looks to and the nations grandmother but he can step into the shoes and become the nation's father. >> well put we are watching the signing of the documents. there several hundred members of the privy council that are doing just that i would like to be some of the words from charles at the beginning of his speech. my lords, ladies and gentlemen it is my most sorrowful duty to announce to the death of my beloved mother, the queen. i know how deeply you, the entire nation and the whole world sympathize with me in the irreparable loss we have all suffered. it is my greatest consolation to

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world. he lost his spot when he bought a tesla. [ laughter ] former secretary of state mike pompeo spoke this morning at the new hampshire institute of politicsaker series, titled, "politics and eggs," i assume is one of the eggs. [ laughter ] i assume [ laughter ] it wasn't a joke it was an assumption i don't -- pompeo criticized president biden for his recent speech attacking the maga movement and said, quote, "treating your countryman like enemies is a rejection of the principles that make america great." oh, so maybe they were chanting "hug mike pence. tampa bay buccaneers quarterback tom brady apologized on sunday after throwing a tablet on the sidelines. to be fair, new technology can be hard for boomers to figure out. [ laughter ] a lawyer in kentucky was recently suspended after he allegedly offered to help a defendant, in exchange for nude photos it's the rare case of a lawyer trying to get himself off. [ laughter ] and finally, christmas is now less than 100 days away. or, if you ask costco, six [ laughter ] and that was a monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we have a fantastic show for you tonight. you know her from "knives