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oleksii, oleksii haran was with us, a ukrainian political scientist. professor of the kyiv-mohyla academy of political scienceo the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation, well, let's wait for dmytro koleba's visits to the countries of latin america, because it really is a great commercial, great economic, great military power, and to attract them now to the ukrainian side is not, frankly, to the international side rights, and not simply, it is very important, although not simply, but literally in a moment of news, good evening, we are with ukraine. and now one second and we will start, so the representatives of the local authorities report about the explosions in odesa and kharkiv, on in the south, the air force warned about the threat of ballistic missiles in the east, the russians once again launched guided aerial bombs on the territory of the farm in the kholodnohirskyi district of kharkiv , a fire broke out, said the head of the region oleg synigubov. the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine has updated data on the consequences of the enemy attack on the kharkiv hypermarket,

oleksiy haran, professor of political science at kyiv-mohyla university academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kucheriv. come with us. glory to ukraine, mr. professor. professor, can you hear us? yes, i hear very well. glory to ukraine, mr. professor, glad to see you. glory to heroes. i forgot to add, a long-term participant of all possible protest actions dedicated to the support of democracy in ukraine. yes, it is not only about the last square. well, actually we would like to ask you about the general. the temperature in our all-ukrainian chamber, yes, well, we are talking about sociology, and about moods, and about certain ones, yes so to speak, the conclusions, well , kmis conducted an important survey, in particular, it turned out that ukrainians have changed now and want a democratic system more than a strong leader, and this is quite paradoxical news in principle, because during the war, well, relatively speaking, there was a feeling that everyone would want a certain... such a specific strong leader, but, but, but, ukrainians, w

oleksiy gran, professor of kyiv-meghlyan political science at the kyiv-meghlyan academy, mr. eksiy, i congratulate you, and i am also the scientific director of the tem initiative fund. first of all, first of all i would like to congratulate you. mr. oleksii, with the fact that the british ambassador martin garis presented you with the british empire medal, we will now even show if, if have not yet shown, now we will show a photo report from this event, and if there is not yet, well, we will show it, i would like you to tell us a little more, for what merits, what kind of medal it is, because it is important to understand, actually, no, well, come on , let's keep it short, yes, because we don't have much time, there are a lot of questions, thank you for the greetings, so. this medal, which was given to me by charles ii, yes, that is, it is a medal, so to speak, from the hands of the king, but mediated, so it is really, if a great honor, it says, for what, it is written that for the contribution to the strengthening of the ukrainian-british strategic partner, that is, by and la

director of the foundation of the ilko kuchariv democratic initiative and professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academyn radio liberty, thank you, and... today, the verkhovna rada of ukraine approved already in the second reading, the draft law, which allows certain categories of imprisoned citizens to mobilize to the armed forces of ukraine. as david arahamia, head of the servant of the people faction, reported today, the number of prisoners who can potentially be mobilized is 15-20,000 people. the draft law, in particular, allows military service for prisoners who have been sentenced to restriction of liberty or deprivation of liberty for committing minor crimes, but convicted persons are not subject to mobilization. for intentional murder, sexual violence, crimes against the foundations of national security. in addition, those convicted of corruption will not be allowed to replace their punishment with military service, although this possibility was preserved in the draft law until recently. at the same time, during the years 2022-24 , almost 11,000 criminal cases were suspended in ukraine. the reas

let's talk about these topics with alexii haran, professor of political science at the kyiv academy, ic director of the ilko kuchayev foundation for democratic initiatives. congratulations, mr. oleksia. i congratulate you. well, military sociology is always important to watch as it changes the mood of society, how societies are changing, social trends, what do you now see as the most important thing in these changes? you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time some numbers. are sufficiently, sufficiently stable, yes, well, for example, the belief of ukrainians in victory, yes, or our sense of general national unity, which has increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, but with regard to mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize, it approximately corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think we'll talk about... we'll talk about it, and by the way, the number of people who support democracy has increased, it's more than before the war, and democracy against autho

now let's return to ukrainian topics, let's talk with oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv-ghiran academyic director of the democratic initiatives foundation. well, military sociology is always important to observe how the mood of society changes, how societies are changing, social trends, what do you now see as the most important thing in these changes? hmm, you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time, some numbers are quite, quite stable, yes, well, for example, ukrainians' faith in victory, yes, or our sense of national unity, which increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, as for mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize, it roughly corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think, we'll talk about it, and the custom, by the way, has increased... people who are in favor of democracy, it's more than there was before the war, democracy against authoritarianism, but at the same time, i think if we are talking now about these changes that are happening, we definitely

you. and which i do on the basis of our polls, thank you, oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after lik kucharev, we were on the air , we will interrupt for a few minutes, but don't tune out, no, no, no, no, no, no, he who saves one life saves the whole world. may 14 is the day of remembrance of ukrainians who saved jews during the second world war. big vasyl zima's broadcast, two hours of air time, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is like, two hours. to keep abreast of economic and sports news, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like-minded to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening at espresso . we continue the politclub program on stresa tv channel, our guest is anatoliy hrabchynskyi, deputy general director. a company that deals with rev, aviation expert, so let's talk about what can be done with th

oleksiy gran was with us, a ukrainian political scientist, a professor of political science at the kyiv-moghlyan academy, and the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation. well, what can we expect from dmytro koleba's visits to the countries of latin america, because it really is a big one trade, great economic, great military power, and to attract them now to the ukrainian side, to the side, to be honest, of international law, and not just. this is very important, although not easy. and literally in a moment news. good evening, we are from ukraine, and now one second, and we will start. so, therefore, about the explosions in odesa and kharkiv, representatives of the local authorities report, in the south the air force warned about the threat of ballistics in the east, the russians once again launched guided aerial bombs on the territory of the farm in kholodnohirskyi kharkiv district. a fire broke out - said oleg synigubov, the head of the region. and 17 of the 16 dead have been identified, the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine has updated data on the consequences of the e

oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academy, scientific director of the ilko kucharev foundation for democratic initiatives. to our broadcast, congratulations, thank you for joining, congratulations, thank you, tell us what sentiments you have recorded regarding mobilization, whether ukrainians who are conscripted for military service are ready for this process of mobilization, and to what extent widespread aspirations to avoid mobilization, or somehow this process can be delayed. well, you actually already voiced these data, yes, so i can only repeat here, or analyze already, as, as, say, a political scientist, yes, look, well, let's start with, well, not with the negative, so to speak, of those people who are not ready to categorically go to the front at all, 24% say that they will not try to just survive, and another 5% say that they are ready to leave the country, so it's 29%, yes, almost, almost 30, so , well, relatively speaking, a little less than a third of the respondents, they say that it is mine house, so to speak, from the edge, i am not ready

oleksiy garan, professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academy, scientific director of theitiatives foundation.

russia has unleashed against our country. state oleksiy gran, professor of kyiv-miglyan political science at the kyiv-miglyan academy. oleksiy, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, and also the scientific director of the teminitiativy fund, even. and first of all, first of all, i would like to congratulate you, mr. oleksiy, on the fact that the british ambassador martin garis presented you with the british empire medal, we will even show now if, if we haven't already, we will now show a photo report from this events, but there are none yet, well, let’s show, i would like to be told a little more, for what merits, what kind of medal it is, well because it is important to understand actually, well... come on, let's be brief, yes, because we don't have much time, there are many questions, thank you for the congratulations, so this medal that charles the third gave me, yes, that is, this medal, so say, it was mediated from the hands of the king, so it is really, if a great honor, it is written there, for what, it is written that for the contribution to the strengthening of the ukrainian-british strategic partner, tha

was an academician, and in science, there were such russians and ukrainians, and some exchange with kyiv, moscow, there lviv, novosibirsk, the novosibirsk branch of the academyiences of the ussr and so on and so on and and and and they're all dead and everything and there's no one to refer to and then it begins war, i even had... what do you say to my thoughts that 80 years will pass after this russian-ukrainian war, and i hope not in ukraine, but somewhere in the world they will forget about this war and start some new war, there will be a new one putin, the whole world will be offended and the war will start again, because those who remember this war will cease to exist, those europeans, those americans, those ukrainians who see with their own eyes what is happening, what do you say about it. i agree with you, unfortunately, this is how it happens in the world, because when when no, when there are fewer people who remember such terrible things as war, then new people simply appear for whom war becomes the norm, well, you and i remember, say, when we were children in the soviet union, in the soviet union the 65th year was celebrated, victory day, so on may

dedicated to the countries of latin america and ukraine, was oleksiy geran, professor of political science, kyiv-mohyla academy and mr. oleksia, i congratulate you, i congratulate you. not only was there, but also spoke, well, that’s it, and you’ll tell me about it, because i wasn’t there, i didn’t see it, as they say, but i know that you were invited, it’s a very important topic, let’s talk, it’s specific certain steps were discussed. what are the expectations from cooperation with the countries of latin america, what are the threats and opportunities, again, and i in addition, i know that dmytro kuleba, the minister of legal affairs of ukraine , said last year that this year is the 24th, well, it can be called the year of ukraine, a country of latin america, is it really so, look, the communication strategy of ukraine in latin countries was presented america, i'll show you how it looks like... excuse me, excuse me, this is what it looks like, you see, ukraine is a state, the ministry of foreign affairs is there, and, er, well, there, let's say, yes , you see, tasks and so on, this is only a part, here 16-14

balinsky, this is one of the dots on this graph that i marked, he was a ... biologist, zoologist, embryologist, he worked in kyiv, just this interwar period at the academy sciencesthe university, first gave a ukrainian lecture on zoology at kyiv university, and he emigrated from ukraine, er, such a tragic, but such an interesting story, came to south africa, and there he also became the founder of the local, this whole industry. local science, and somehow i became interested in this, which emigrant scientists were persecuted, and i turned to my field of neurophysiology, i saw that why the person who made the first electroencephalogram without cutting open the abdomen, and what is done in our country in all the clinics of the world, is not known to the whole world. who developed this technique, she developed it in... volodymyr, truthfully minsky. and why didn't he become famous, why do they write about others? and because he was arrested, because he was expelled from kyiv, and... he was trusted for many years for tobacco and it turned out that there are enough of such people and quite a lot of which we do not know, about which there is nothing in the literature a