every prospect of becoming one of the innovative military-industrial countries in the future , well, we will talk about world politics with the executive director of the institutepolitics yevhen magda in connection with our studio, mr. yevhen, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, with your permission, let's start with the topic that worries many, the most important, one of our key partners, united is actually on the verge of a shutdown, such and such a phenomenon, in fact , if i'm not mistaken, as i understand it, this is a temporary suspension of funding from all state budgets, and even the work of the executive branch, so it's like this transitional moment, as far as i understand, well, there is an option, there is no budget, which means that part of the government mechanism simply stops working until the moment when the budget will finally be, in short... who, expresses reservations, and what to do with aid to ukraine, if, if suddenly there will be this pause, then don't we get, you know, such a gap, because we need virtually reliable support from the united states and financial, armed and all other, mr. yevgeny, calm down, or on

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coming from poland in recent days mean, with yevgeny magda as the executive director of the institute of world politics, which is already appearing in our stage , yevgeny, we congratulate you, congratulations, glory to ukraine duda , the president of poland said that ukraine resembles a drowning man, and everyone knows what happens to a drowning man when he he is trying to drag everyone else to the bottom, then a representative of the polish government, muller, said that poland's aid for ukrainians who ended up in poland may be reduced, from 2024 they will stop paying this aid, and for ukrainian refugees in the affairs of the european union, polish szymon shynkowski valsenk allowed restrictions on aid to ukraine due to the fact that these disputes are economic around public support for the ban on ukrainian agricultural products . make a certain impression on polish public opinion, this can be seen in polls on the level of public support, and this harms ukraine itself, the minister said. in the 20th year. well, for poland , stepan ended then . well, nevertheless, there are many comments, but in the end

institute of world politics viktor lynchak is already in touch with us glory to ukraine mr.r glory to the heroes victor and here we just quoted this to each other in a north korean accent kim jong-un's statements yes, he told putin there that there is no better answer than putin and all of his gnats, and now russia has risen to protect its sovereignty and security , says kim jong-un, and he is finished and echoes him, and now you say that the north and korea will fully support all the decisions of president putin and the decisions of the russian government for such a visa by imperialism yes and we are berylists, the task well, it turns out like this, mr. viktor, it is in north korean to human, if you translate these statements, it is finished and it is translated into i don't know someone there with tons of artillery shells, who is not food for the hungry , north korea, who loves kimmersen so much and cries looking at a living kinchen-in. the fact is that even two months before this visit , very rare people predicted what would happen to have such a conversation with north k

yehor checherinda and from kyiv he spoke with yevgeny makda, executive director of the institute of world politicsaggressor in the joint statement of the countries of the 20 great countries and he said that this issue is not problematic in relations with the global rooster because it is. we remember that china was not present. at this point, i say goodbye to you until tomorrow. have a peaceful and safe day for you. further on in the artery of the espresso tv channel there will be our projects, in particular news , remains with the press, a project partner, healthy vision, gaufix, gaufix, protection and maintenance of your eyesight, the feeling of visual impairment , discomfort in the eyes, sensitivity to bright light, these are possible precursors of cataracts and glaucoma, and the solution is glaufix to protect and maintain visual acuity glaufix is ​​11 effective components to protect your eyes glaufix sharp vision forever according to the who, about 285 million people around the world suffer from visual impairment , of which 39 million are affected by blindness every year, the number of blind pe

of what is happening in the un further with our guest yevhen magda - the director of the institute of world politicsned our broadcast i congratulate you evgeni i greet you kateryna good day in your opinion, what opportunities can ukrainian use the president during the general assembly during official un events and meetings taking place these days in new york, how he compared the un general assembly in september with the world cup well, let's say from athletics, where representatives of various sports come and manifest themselves in different ways, so to be honest, on the one hand, i'm sorry that after the president's speech, our relations with poland worsened and the meeting of the presidents of ukraine and poland, respectively, was canceled, on the other hand, the president is definitely right said about the existing problems about russia's aggressiveness about the use of bread and food as weapons about the use of energy as weapons about the abduction of thousands of ukrainian children about this it is necessary to speak, but in the hall where the majority represents the countries of the global sou

popularizing this topic betrayed it by the greater weight of the more established lobby in political institutions. in the media and also in the worldt agenda is taught to children in schools. it's all partly work. soros foundation. he took an active part in this program. because there is an agenda. there are people who believe as other people in europe and others believed before them. that they can control and change human nature to create a completely new society by erasing the old one, we are seeing an attempt to do this today, the globalists want to impose we have our own rules, our own morality, a global agenda, what they consider right, our country and your country, as sovereign states, must decide for themselves what is right. and that no, the eu and other globalist organizations do not have the right to dictate what to do? to our countries we must be independent. we must have the courage to be independent. doesn't matter. no matter what the cost, no matter what the consequences, we must win as sovereign states. can one person, even the most gifted and rich, influence the world so much? experts believe that suros is just a br

guarantees of these countries , loans without a driver, or there is potential and capacity in the statutes that only the current politics of the world bank is one of the set of institutionst what does the united nations sub-committee do if we say that the homosexual law has been indirectly approved and approved by the united nations, even if a country opposes it? i said that john it is completely tasteful. regarding uganda, about ensuring that the world of america, france and england control the province of the african country through two levers, one of the economic affairs of the second cultural revolution, and if it happens , the parliament and the government based on the cultural development that is considered they think that he is trying to americanize the puzzle or that he is using economic improvement people. if he is to distance himself from western cultural attitudes by approving legalism, then the result is that america is trying to revive its economy, which has a situation that prevents economic development based on the indicators that the world bank itself had a sustainable development program with which it gave to protect the country's environment. the new pr

really played a huge role in the polarization of this topic, giving it more weight to the created lobby in political institutions. in the media and also in the worldbt agenda is taught to children in schools. it's all partly work. soros foundation. he took an active part in this program. because there is an agenda. there are people who believe as others believed before them people in europe and other countries, then they can control and change human nature to create a completely new society by erasing the old, we are observing an attempt to do this. today the globalists want to impose their rules on us, their morality, their global agenda, what they consider correct. the country and your country as sovereign states must decide for themselves what is right. and that no, the eu and other globalist organizations do not have the right to dictate what to do? to our countries we must be independent. we must have the courage to be independent no matter what the cost. what consequences will we have to overcome as sovereign states? a century, even the most gifted and rich one, influences the world so much; experts believe that soros is just a brand, the fa

of america or in switzerland, this is an extraterritorial crime, it is caused by involving legal entities around the world individuals thank you, mr. taras, an analyst at the institute of legislative ideas, an expert in sensational politicset recovery joined our broadcasts, we actually understand what it really means to work in this direction, in order to attract this money , in particular, for the reconstruction of ukraine, for social expenses, it is simply necessary, and the fact that we are already taking steps in this direction is an unambiguously positive trend to contribute to this, to go towards it, in fact, because we are facing a single enemy, the name of which is russia i am putin. and my friends, thank you for your kindness, who were with us at this hour, because you were with oleksiy humen, katerinarka, thank you, see you , chevrons that bring victory closer, walking with a deadly country, continuing the thousand-year the tradition of state-building in ukraine to declare ukraine an independent democratic state on august 24, 1991 and 346 glory to ukraine glory to you blue mountains covered with ice ivan the knight and the great god don't forget fight you fight god helps you the truth has come upon you and the

of researchers to study subversive movements. in the world , they provide new methods to change the political structures of the target countries. this mission is followed by sarja popovic, the director of canvas institute . it was established in 205 with the support of americanized institutes in belgrade. their courses are for activists. in order not to make anyone sensitive , he named two more institutions among the administrators. and azadi network. enaid is managed by fatemeh hakitjo, a member of the 6th parliament of burea. the management of azadi network is also nagin shirai's slave. the same anchor of bc yesterday and today's expert of persian language networks. we have to look at how many of these calls really are. for example the same group of women activists who first called the rally in tehran. courses are held openly and confidentially. special secrets. the main members of iran's intelligence agencies obtained this whistle from secret meetings. if the protests are structured, with a lot of support, for example, it can organize nationwide strikes. the country's intelligence agencies say that they have control over all the open and hidden sessions of the subversives and even their personal pag

and the background of soros really played a huge role in popularizing this topic, gave it more weight, lobbies were created in political institutions. in the media and also in the worlderies, films , music throughout, the lgbt agenda is taught to children in schools. it's all partly work. fonda soros. he took an active part in this program. because there is an agenda. there are people who believe, as other people in europe and other countries believed before them, that they can control and change human nature, create a completely new society , erasing the old one, and we are observing an attempt to do this. today the globalists want to impose their rules on us, their morality, their global agenda, what they consider correct. that the country and your country, as sovereign states, should decide for themselves what is right? what is not the eu and others globalist organizations have no right to dictate what to do? to our countries we must be independent. we must have the courage to be independent. doesn't matter. no matter what the cost, no matter what the consequences, we must win as sovereign states. a century, even the most gifted and rich one, influences the world

of researchers, and by studying subversive movements in the world, they provide new methods to change the political structures of the target countries . this mission is followed by sarja popovic, the director of canvas institute . it was established in 205 with the support of americanized institutes in belgrade. their courses are for women activists. civil activists and iranian journalists are designed to fill the streets with their help. the names of their courses are not similar to subversion. it has academic titles. intelligence experts say so that no one becomes sensitive. among the administrators, the names of two institutions are mentioned more. and azadi network. its management. fateme hakitjo, a member of the 6th parliament, has a bura. the management of azadi network is also nagin shirai's slave. the same anchor of bc yesterday and today's expert of persian language networks. we have to look at how many of these calls really are. for example, the same the group of women activists who called the rally for the first time in tehran. courses are held openly and confidentially. secrets are for members only. iran's intelligence agencies obtained this audio from secret meetings. if the protests are structur

world who did not send them to spread political theories. a couple of k e for this reason. governments and secular institutions have nothing to fear from the church. his work of evangelize ation because she has no political agenda to advance the late to speaking, it's an end to face meeting where he shared the stage as a dozen of the villages representatives, they appeared to be addressing muska. the queen, the russian orthodox church, has given its full back into the will in ukraine, let that be no mixing of religious beliefs and violence of holiness. an oppression of religious traditions. un secretary and is a, is it that he's of the head to montgomery is rational. so don't judge how does their years on u. k. i hope this was a piece bringing event. as we all know, the russian orthodox church in ukraine is being persecuted, and many bishops are under criminal investigation. tomato reasons. light to pipe francis the holiday to the faithful who had gathered at the spec. reno hockey stadium now is to pay per visit to us to close. the senses paid off to bed, it was on the top and the rest to can mongolia. a country often even shuddered by its neighb

of inspiration. because as the world watched in the of that mayhem on january six, they saw the resolve of our institutions as men and women in both politicalarties stayed at their posts and reconvene and to finish the people's work under the constitution of the united states. and always be part proud been a small part of that. the softball questions, though are losing people. well, yeah. look, i i've gotten the hook that our time is is a good so great to hear about your family your experience there and i know we're we've got to wrap it up but before we do that i think in person in personation i talk to you about you know if i know what a great friend you are with former president george w bush and indianapolis recently you did your george w bush. well, i want you to be encouraged. just rubbed on this mostly in the shoulders. it's good. look i want to thank you all for coming out. karen and i are really, really touched that. you'd make time honored. the mississippi book festival made way for us and, you know, one of the things a couple of months ago we announced our plan to seek one more office in our life, and we've been encouraged by the

political or the economic realities of 1945. when many countries in these assembly all would steal the colonial damnation. the world's f changed our institutions. if not, we cannot be fixed if we have as problems as the yeah. if the solutions do not reflect the world as it these, instead of solving problems that is becoming part of the problem. and the, the divides that deepening divides the market. konami couldn't really tell. the forwards, divides between north and south east and west. we, i didn't think ever close that with goods for actually me, konami can financial systems and 3 relations when that's what happens, a single open internet. we diverging strategies on technology and not the piece of intelligence. and potentially flashing security frameworks. is i time to renew multilaterally institutions based on the 21st century, cannot become political realities, realty the equity solely that is the beginning of a sally p and including the principles of united nations, jonathan, at the international law. that means reforming the security policy of the line with the world of to day. it means we design and international financial ops, the sec

institution of international politics today. because many today are quite critical of the un as a structure that is not capable of solving quite acute international problems that are currently flaring up almost all over the worldsues have been resolved by the un, none, hunger has been defeated, where? they are ironic, yes i understand, perfectly, nowhere. the un has long discredited itself, all because it followed the lead of the americans. that is, now in the un the americans are in charge of everything, so, but the un, the very thought and architecture of the un, and it was built after the second world war, that is, the idea was wonderful, and it worked, that is, to the fullest at its very beginning , that is, the whole collapse of the un began , in my opinion, around 20. money rules everything, but the republic of belarus in any case, that is, it will participate in the un, of course, as co-founders, i think, with great interest we are observing this structure, unfortunately, we are forced to note the gradual degradation, we are making every effort, we do not find support at a level high enough for this situation to be corrected, just one of these topics is the situation with nagorno-karabakh, which in rece

sunday on russia channel political events of this week we are now let's discuss with professor, researcher niva school of economics, leading researcher at the institute of worldtry trenev dmitry vitalievich, i welcome you. thank you for joining us live on friday evening. you go without an appointment. this is very we like live conversation. always better. well, so much has accumulated, i don’t even know where to start. well , let's, of course, in fact, he will start. you are probably actively watching this so that they will be noted there the most. well first of all, it's a pleasure to be your guest. thanks a lot. i i celebrate at one assembly. well, perhaps

and that is true, not just all the of the political sets up here in new york, but also have the financial setup of the world. the cycle bretton woods institutions, also the world bank. and i am at the set up in the, off them off the world war 2. well, what we've seen here this week, and obviously with the headlines and people talking every hour about different headline grabbing issues. perhaps you don't see this. what we see is a fight back from the global south of that message from the sector general has been echoed by so many leaders who say it's time for change and your guessing response from that from the big countries that's certainly playing lip service to it. they say that that should be changed. it's now question of whether the words become action. and of course that is a much, much harder thing to, to achieve. a james based reporting from the un, again, just to put on our viewers radar somalia. speaking soon as a by john, russia all engage in active or near active conflict. so you'll be looking out for those. thank you, james. now it's time for the weather. here is f as in fox, a. hello, whether it's not looking too bad for japan over

world. we held local elections in elections for institutions, federations, unions and others. as as specialized committee to develop the justice sector of palestine. civil society is playing its role in adding vitality to our political system. all that remains is for us to hold democratic general elections. as conducted in 19962005, and 2006 we held elections we have been unable to hold the elections, why? because the israeli government is obstructing this. by its decision to prevent elections from being held in east jerusalem. the first round of elections were allowed they were not stopped.d. the significant interventions by countries regional organizations we appreciate to allow our palestinian people to vote and run as candidates. today we renew our rejection of any position holding us responsible for not continuing the elections which are eight palestinian necessity that we want today before tomorrow. we want elections plus we want them to be held in east jerusalem. why is israel stopping us from doing so? please ask. in the face of this position of the israeli government we will continue to approach the relevant international body to hold the israeli government cap accountable and force it to allow us to hold t

00;00] we will now discuss the political events of this week with a professor, researcher at the niva school of economics, and leading researchers at the institute of world economy for international relations iran, dmitry trenev. dmitry vitalievich, i welcome you. thank you for friday evening, and come to us live. you go without an appointment. this is very we like live conversation. always better. well, so much has accumulated, i don’t even know where to start. well , let's, of course, in fact, he will start. you are probably actively watching all this, so that you note the most there. well first of all, it's a pleasure to be your guest. thanks a lot. i celebrate at one assembly. well, perhaps. how can i tell you that there is no main direction of discussion, or what? ahh, the previous few sessions were more, let’s say, clearly focused on certain, uh, problematic ones now. eh, someone's table fell into flames. eh, it got a little smaller. eh, maybe other concerns forced the leaders. uh, a large state will not come to the assembly. well, in general, for now i would say that, uh, well, the impression is average, from the session if you like. that's for to

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institutions, constructions of this era, which obviously has not justified itself long enough, therefore, in general, postmodern philosophy has arrived several decades ago, but in international relations, in world politicslear, one of the main theses of modernity, which he asserted, because, say, in in the middle ages, economics was inextricably linked with politics, because the meaning of economics is the common good, it is christian goal-setting. modernism proclaimed that the meaning of economics is making a profit, therefore economics must be separated from politics. in the modern world we see that economics is becoming less and less separated from politics, often serving politics, we know that one of the main criteria of modernity, one of the main constructs of modernity is the national state, and all the time even representatives in our country they are talking about the need to reform the united nations, probably we should try, it’s a pity to leave it there in any way to perish, but very large ones are already emerging. the fact is that in general the concept of nations, nation-states and so on, it is now viable, there is a feeling that all that international law, those criteria. and the principle

representing you deli, instead. geo political analyst and commentator per full sorry, dust says institutions like the u. n. need to adapt to the changing world and be more representative of this world order. they cannot be one particular size. the something like us or the you'll get into it is only the value of us that i guess sometimes the then with the same the same depends on the lease. there is a new, the deepest agent. so that is the reason for this so far. so for all going to be sure to stop dominating the goods, they do the associated message in the ones. i don't mean that the other countries on the look good. and so any phone numbers are you a longer is being lived, lived in by the us in the industry for them, the interest will come over and these are going to be dead being motivated. or these are all the things these will be before the to get the nose cool. but i'll just say, hey, just concerned with the changing size, it is important that all the visual ton forget the individual part of this phone, which is that you've given us to not only do the work before kenya is hosting efforts and leaders and international organizations at the 3 day african climate summit

institutions i no longer fit for purpose. they were created in a very different world with very different deal political circumstances with very different politically got me would very differentiate as of economic follow up. and the world has changed very dramatically, but the i m f and the world bank persist in is structure. that is, does not represent the was as it is today, or the global economy. and that gives disproportionate power to the u. s. and the european countries, which they have not used in the most desirable ways. so they're also very clunky institutions. they take forever to do anything useful. they are supposed to provide b, i'm f, as in jobs are providing typically we have a debt crisis by their own admission. more than 70 countries. i mean, what severe or multitude in stress, they do nothing for. yes, i mean the countries that approach them for the different day 3 years before they get get a result. and the doctor really is so niggling, it's so stingy that it amounts to, you know, it actually doesn't really have the so off to the treaties. but examples i'm, yeah, has just managed didn't agreement in zambia and so you don't got to be sent to jump to i. mr. payments ar

institute by wait. >> bipartisanship. >> mccain in arizona. this farcical impeachment inquiry by historic standards that tells you everything you need to know about the bizzarro world of politics right now. >> historical reference. >> very important. >> to that point, glad you brought this up. watching the speech yesterday knowing the preparations heading into the speech. take a listen to something that president biden said. >> i'm here to speak about another threat to our democracy. that we ar too often ignore. the threat to our political institutions, to our constitution itself and the very character of our nation. there's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy. the maga movement. but there's no question today's republican party is driven and intimidated by maga republican extremists. trump says the constitution gave him "the right to do whatever he wants as president." i've never eve's heard a president say that in jest. >> fourth speech from the president on democracy, and on the stakes, really, the throughline of his campaign. announcement from 2019 and to now his campaign in 2024, yet the chaos on capitol hill, impeachment inquire is

established democracy in the world where justices have lifetime tenure, there's no term limits, there's no retirement age. so this set of institutions and others allows politicalthwart, and sometimes govern over majorities. quickly, think back to 2016. donald trump lost the popular vote and won the presidency. in the u.s. senate, the democrats won the popular vote and the republicans that came by the way with control of the senate. that president and that senate went on to nominate and confirm three justices which totally transformed the nature of the supreme court. we have one of the very few democracies in the world where minorities, political minorities can routinely block, thwart, even rule over majorities. >> right, and, daniel, let me ask you this, you both argue in the book that the republican party has turned away from democracy, and rather than expel these anti-democratic extremists from their ranks, the gop has essentially accepted and made room for them starting with the former president of course. how big is the authoritarian movement in the party, would you say, is it the party? >> you have to think that to be a political party that's committed to

political and social life. we hear a lot about polarization the decline of trust and the ine breakdown of the institution. most vibrant countries in the world with a long tradition of religious and economic. there are signs everywhere we are less able to appreciate and respect difference. and importantly it less thoughtful about what such diversity requires from our government and our reports. and so on this occasion on constitution day i want to recover the relationship between pluralism and our constitutional tradition. by pluralism the inherent differences between individuals religious belief in their chosen work. the framers of our constitution recognize the inevitability of human differences in the pursuit of happyness. was deeply connected to individual liberty served as an important principle find the specific form of government established by the constitution. tonight out to elaborate on the theme. first those who shape our constitution have firm and passionate belief about what was true in religion and politics. they were certainly not relative to this. they recognize others would invariably hold different passionate beliefs. for i

political and social life. we hear a lot about polarization, decline of trust in the breakdown of our institutions. america is one of the most diverse and vibrant countries in the world with a long tradition of religious and economic liberty. there are signs we are less able to appreciate what is different and importantly less thoughtful about what such diversity requires from our government and our courts. celebrating constitution day i want to uncover the relationship between pluralism and our constitutional tradition. by pluralism i mean the inherent differences between individuals which may be expressed with religious beliefs and their work. the freedoms of our constitution recognize the inevitability of human differences in the pursuit of happiness. it was deeply connected to individual liberty and served an important animating principle behind the specific form of government established by the constitution. tonight i want to elaborate on this theme. first those who shaped our constitution had firm passionate beliefs about religion and politics, they were not relative but they recognized that others perhaps didn't ever would hold different firm and passionate be

institutions we built together at the end of the second world war are an enduring bedrock of our progress, and the united states is committed to sustaining them. part of his speech focused on the war in ukraine. political analysts had said the president's goal was to try and convince member nations to continue supporting ukraine with supplies and military aid. ukraine's long awaited counteroffensive against russia this summer made less progress than expected and republicans in congress here in the us are divided on whether to continue supporting ukraine as the war drags on. in his speech, president biden appealed to member nations sense of fairness in making his case. it's not only an investment in ukraine's future, but in the future. every country that seeks a world governed by basic rules that apply equally to all nations is absent from the un general assembly this year. chinese leader xi jinping, china's top diplomat, also did not attend. neither did russian president vladimir putin. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky was at the un general assembly and in the audience during president biden's speech, he is scheduled to travel to washington, d.c. after this to lobby for continued support for his c

of the present time if institutions do not reflect the world as it is instead of solving problems. they may become part of the problem; it is time to change multilateral structures based on the economic and politicale 21st century. here, probably, we need to decipher something in human terms, which, from the words of guttarish, opened the gates to hell, it must be implied, the united states , because this year there is only one throne, which is occupied by the united states of america. well , for ukraine, maybe only one reform of the security council . oh, they think that from there it is necessary remove russia for obvious reasons. this is how ukrainian politicians talk about it on local tv channels. as for this security, the decision of which is mandatory without implementation there continues to sit on this completely illegally in the place of the former soviet union and, of course, it will continue to use its right to the wind in order to block any decisions regarding this ukrainian war . but i think that the work that is slowly going on. it may not be so noticeable. uh, because it's a sensitive topic, i mean, uh exception e. well, if not the exclusion of russia , that’s because this is a poli

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institutions, constructions of this era, which obviously justified itself quite a long time ago, therefore, in general, in philosophy postmodernity has already arrived for several decades, as, but in international relations, in world politicsbecause the meaning economics is the common good, this is christian goal-setting. modernism proclaimed that the meaning of economics is to make a profit, so economics must be separated from politics. in the modern world we see that economics is less and less separated from politics; it often serves politics, is in the service of politics, and is subject to politics. we know that one of the main criteria... of modernity, one of the main constructs of modernity is the national state, all the time even representatives of our country talk about the need to reform the united nations, probably we should try, it’s a pity to leave it there to perish in this way, but very serious doubts are already arising that in general the concept of nations, nation-states, etc., is now viable, the feeling that all that international law, those criteria, those principles that were embedded in it, they simply no longer correlate with the reality around us, and when we try to reform an institution that is buil