of our country, kyiv. anton hrushets is in our studio today. ceo of the kyiv international institute of sociology, mr. n, we are happy to welcome you, good day, and we are having a difficult time now, and of course, all this affects sociology, this all affects the way sociological surveys are conducted, how much they change, well, in general, on the growth of society, during the actual great war, how much... did such a concept as sociological surveys change, how much more difficult did it actually become to survey people and understand this growth of society? well, you know, you raise an important issue, because this too, from since the beginning of the large-scale invasion, ukraine has shown ukrainian citizens fairly good indicators on various issues, this is a certain cohesion, national identity, readiness for opera, but one of the lines of discrediting ukraine by our enemies is an attempt to show... that our polls are complex and unrepresentative. you are right that it is much more difficult to conduct surveys now, a large part of the territories are occupied, there are certain security issues for p

it so that it never takes root, why exactly, i ask, because there is... fresh sociology of the kyiv international instituteciology, and this sociology testifies to what, what 43% of ukrainians believe that during the 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened, 28% of them are convinced that this happened due to the authorities' efforts to curtail the rights and freedoms of citizens, while 19% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29%, which has not changed, no matter how you ... characterize the situation with democracy in ukraine, over the past 5 years, you came to power with zelenskyi's team, and you can obviously divide it into several periods. what has happened in the last five years, for the last 2.5 years, you have been out of zelenskyi’s team, and maybe more, and maybe even more, how would you comment on this sociology that 43% believe that the situation with democracy in ukraine is getting worse after all, well, i would classify myself as 43% that worsened, and if we are talking about stages, there was a stage where it

ensure that it never survives, why i am actually asking, because there is a fresh sociology of the kyiv international institute of sociology, and this sociology shows that 43% of ukrainians believe that during the 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened. of them, 28% are convinced that this happened due to the authorities' efforts to curtail the rights and freedoms of citizens, while 19% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and... this is 9%, which has not changed, however you would characterize the situation with democracy in ukraine, over the past five years, you came to power with zelenskyi's team, and obviously you can divide there into several periods what what has happened in the last five years, for the last 2.5 years you have been out of zelenskyi's team, and maybe more, maybe even more, as it were... you commented on this sociology that 43% believe that after all , the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened, well, i would classify myself as 43%, which has worsened, moreover, if we talk about stages, there was a

these days, a sociology has appeared regarding the trust, by the way, of zelensky ukrainians in president zelensky, as shown by the results of a survey by the kyiv international institutesociology, the level of trust in president zelensky has been gradually decreasing since may 22, here we see this diagram , and as of may 24, the majority of respondents still trust the head of state. what is on this graph, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, confidence in zelenskyi was 90%, last december it was 77%, in february it was 64%, and now it is 59%, this is still a high level of confidence, larisa, almost 60%, or does this mean that zelenskyi was and remains, well... a leader, despite everything, the political leader of the state, or does the war affect this, or is it the level of trust in zelenskyi as a person who does the right things in ukraine? i think, that this is still the effect of war, this is obvious, when a person is in danger, which he cannot cope with alone, he needs to trust someone, so a person needs to trust a doctor. because before that, while she is still more or less healthy, she can judge on the internet and look for disea

these days, sociology has appeared regarding the trust, by the way, of zelenskyi, of ukrainians in... president zelenskyi, according to the survey results of the kyiv international institute of sociology, the level of trust in president zelenskyi has been gradually decreasing since may 22nd, here we see this chart, and as of may 24, the majority of respondents still trust the head of state, which is what this chart shows, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, confidence in zelensky was 90% in december last year 77, in february 64, and now it is 59%, this is still a high level of trust, larisa, almost 60%, does this mean that zelenskyi was and remains, well, a leader, after all, the political leader of the state, or does the war affect this, or is this the level of trust to... zelensky, as to a person who does the right things in ukraine? i think it's still the effect of war, it's, it's obvious, when a person is in danger that they can't handle on their own, they need to trust someone, that's how a person needs to trust a doctor, because before that, while they're still more or less healthy, she can search on the internet and look for illne

you, volodymyr panioto, sociologist, doctor of philosophy, general director of the kyiv international institute of sociologyfessor of the kyiv-mohyla academy, was in touch with us and talked about the results of a recent study by kmis on how ukrainians feel about criticism of the government. dear friends, it is almost 10 o'clock in the morning, which means. that we will watch a fresh selection of news that there happened in ukraine and the world, kateryna sharko explains, katya, you have a word, congratulations, congratulations, lesya, andriy, in a moment i will tell you about how much the number of victims has increased as a result of the russian shelling of kharkiv and the disappearance of the plane in russia. news time on the espresso tv channel. kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio. the security service of ukraine has been conducting security measures in the government quarter of kyiv since morning. law enforcement officers check citizens' documents and inspect premises on the territory of pecherskyi and shevchenkivskyi districts the capital the goal is to protect against saboteurs, important state f

, while most of them are very bad, this is again evidenced by the results of the kyiv international institute of sociology 31% respondents have a neutral attitude towards the ruling party and only 9% of respondents are good or very good, although president zelenskyy is trying to somehow distance himself from this party, his party is a servant of the people, literally weeks, a few weeks ago, at a closed meeting, as if zelenskyy said that well listen, the servant of the people, you have a leader over there in the verkhovna rada, it is david rahami, and here we are... five or six managers, we manage the entire state, and the servants of the people are the parish of david rahami and others leaders party, marina, in your opinion, do ukrainians have the understanding that the servant of the people is zelenskyi, well, this party has not changed, these are the people who, as they said, came to the parliament in 2019 and in ... government under one passport, volodymyr oleksandrovich zelenskyi. and i want to say right away that i am against sociology, when some non-existent parties are measured there, yes, which ha

another very interesting poll, which was recently conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociologyncerns the fifth anniversary of the term of office of volodymyr zelenskyi, the president of ukraine. so, mr. anton, here are some general trends, some conclusions, maybe you can draw, regarding this thorough survey that you conducted, regarding zelenskyi’s presidency itself, regarding people's disappointments, or vice versa, support, regarding the fulfillment of promises or, on the contrary , non-fulfillment, are there any general conclusions, general? trends already over these five years, according to your sociological surveys, you know, we conducted the survey right in the middle of may at the end of zelenskyi's five-year presidency, i want to point out right away that according to our surveys, despite the different attitudes towards the president, the absolute majority of ukrainians, from 70 to 80%, claim that he remains the legitimate head of state and are against holding elections right now, that is, once again, we can criticize the president, we can disagree with something, but u

attitude to the new law on mobilization, as evidenced by the survey results of the kyiv international institute of sociology. 34% support, and 52% of respondents do not. at the kyiv international institute of sociology emphasize that such results do not imply an attitude towards the need for mobilization itself. part of the interviewees, say ukmiz, may disagree with certain points of the new law on mobilization, or may have a neutral attitude. the survey was conducted by the method of telephone interviews in the period from may 20. 6 to june 1. 2,011 adult residents of territories under the control of the government of ukraine took part in it. at the moment , radio liberty correspondent halyna tereshchuk is working near one of the commercial centers in lviv. she is already in touch with us. halyna, i congratulate you. tell us what the situation is like, in particular, where you work, are there long queues near the picking centers and are the tsk jv working in an enhanced mode as of today and is the electronic queue working? greetings to all the viewers of radio svoboda, in fact, today at this very moment, m

thank you, anton hrushetskyi, the executive director of the kyiv international institute of sociology was eteri espresso, and we talked about the latest sociology from kmis, which related to the actual mood of the population, to the promises of the president, his rule, so five years of his rule of the country and the current situation with democracy we are already for today... we will finish with antin borkovsky, our colleagues will continue to work for you, in a few moments there will be news, and tomorrow we will see you at the same time in this studio, so see you soon, take care and all the best. 17 in ukraine. news time on the espresso tv channel. in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all the viewers and i will just now tell you about the most important events. so, let's start with the situation at the front. the russians are concentrating their main efforts on the kurakhiv, pokrovsky, kupyan and kharkiv directions. the commander-in-chief told about it.

of our country, kyiv. anton hrushetskyi, executive director of kyiv international, is in our studio today institute of sociology. mr. anton, we are glad to welcome you, good day, and we are having a difficult time now, and of course, all this affects sociology, it all affects the way sociological surveys are conducted, how much they change, and in general, on growth society, during the actual great war, how much did such a concept as sociological surveys change? how much more difficult has it become to interview people and understand this segment of society? well, you know, you raise an important question, because it is from the beginning of a large-scale invasion, ukraine shows that ukrainian citizens have fairly good indicators on various issues, this includes a certain cohesion, national identity, readiness for opera, but one of the lines of discrediting ukraine, by our enemies, is an attempt to show that our polls are complex and not representative, you are right , that the survey now about... will be much more difficult, a large part of the territories is occupied, there are certain issues of people's safe

oleksandr, i mentioned this sociology from the kyiv international institute of sociology, and this sociologys that ukrainians believe that the government should be criticized even during war, but at the same time... 50% are convinced that only constructive criticism is permissible in order not to destabilize the situation in the country, and 31% believe that it is possible to criticize the authorities even harshly and uncompromisingly, because this is the only way to avoid possible mistakes, only 13% believe that it is not possible to criticize actions during the war authorities, so as not to destabilize the situation, well here actually, you gentlemen spoke in... in the context of political activity, or opponents of the authorities, or political forces, or leaders of the public sector, the question is quite broad, regarding criticism of the authorities, regarding actions, regarding criticism of the government's actions, since we are also talking about mass media, because here, mr. oleksandr, you are talking about not having these narratives... but you can put anything under this concept, sa

literally these days a sociology appeared regarding the trust, by the way, of zelenskyi, of ukrainians. to president zelensky, according to the survey results of the kyiv international institutehe level of trust in president zelensky has been gradually decreasing since may 22, here we see this diagram, and as of may 24, the majority of respondents still trust the head of state, who on this, on this schedule, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, there is trust in zelensky. constituted 90%, last december 77, in february 64, and now it is 59%, this is still a high level of trust, larisa, almost 60%, does this mean that zelensky was and remains, well, a leader, despite everything a political leader of the state, whether it is affected by the war, whether it is... the level of trust in zelenskyi as a person who does the right things in ukraine. i think that this is still the effect of war, this, this is obvious, when a person is in danger, which he cannot cope with alone, he needs to trust someone, so a person needs to trust a doctor, because he this, while she is still more or less healthy, she can judge on the internet and look for diseases in h

presidency zelenskyi, there were many different comments, and just a few days ago, the kyiv international institute of sociology and a survey about the level of trust in president zelenskyi, what sociology says, the level of trust in president zelenskyi is gradually decreasing fear. 22, but as of may 24, the majority of respondents still trust the head of state, and at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, confidence in zelensky was 90%, last december 77, in february 64, and now 509. 55% of ukrainians are negative about this assess the activities of the presidential party servants. kind and most of them are very bad, this is also evidenced by the results of the kmis survey, another 31% of respondents view the party as neutral, only 9% of respondents are good or very good, i think that in the conditions of war, of course, these numbers that are made public must be perceived through the prism of what che... we are going through now, and of course, in a situation where we are threatened by the russian federation and attacked by the enemy every day, these numbers may vary and can change very quickly in one dire

the survey of the kyiv international institute of sociology, which was made public, and it says that cording to this survey, 60, 60% of ukrainians believe that the ultimate goal of russia in relation to ukraine is genocide and the destruction of the ukrainian nation, only 7% believe that the aggressor seeks to preserve by myself already occupied territories, but in fact does not claim all or most of the territories of ukraine. i... frankly, i can't understand why, during a full-scale war , only 60% of ukrainians believe that russia's ultimate goal in relation to ukraine is genocide and the destruction of the ukrainian nation, it would seem that these are obvious things that should be understood for 99% of ukrainians, why do you think 40% are hesitating, or let's say, still not sure. in the fact that the russians came here to destroy us? well, you know, because, over these years, what has been happening since the 14th year, ah, if a person did not understand something, then he is an idiot, but again, in any society there is a certain percentage of people who, well , that is, so that it

most of them are very bad, this is again evidenced by the survey results of the kyiv international institute of sociologyanother 31% of respondents have a neutral attitude towards the government party, only 9% of respondents are good or very good, although president zelenskyy is trying somehow to distance himself from this party, his servant of the people party, for literally weeks. a few weeks ago, at a closed meeting, zelensky seemed to say that, listen, the servant of the people - you have a leader in the verkhovna rada - david rahamia, and we have five or six managers here, we manage the entire state, and that , that servants of the people, this is the parish of david arahami and other party leaders. marina, in your opinion, do ukrainians have the understanding that the servant of the people is zelenskyi, well , she and this party have not become different, they are those people who, as they said, came to the parliament and the government with one passport in 2019, volodymyr oleksandrovich zelenskyi? i want to say right away that i am against sociology, when some non-existent parties are measured the

that western partners also want to see in ukraine, there are fresh ones... of the kyiv international institute of sociologyand the results of this survey indicate that 43% of ukrainians believe that in 5 years of the presidency zelenskyi, the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened, 28% of them are convinced that this happened due to the authorities' efforts to curtail the rights and freedoms of citizens, while 19% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29% that it has not changed, mr. igor, you , in your opinion, has the situation with democracy in ukraine worsened during the 5 years of zelensky's presidency? i believe that it has worsened, and i am not one of the 11% who say that the first reason is the war. i would divide, it worsened after the 22nd year objectively because of the war, but it is very rapidly worsened by the 22nd year, not because of a large-scale war, but because of certain actions, well actually. authorities, and look, here you can make a sad joke, well, this is only the office of the president, you can congratulate them on the fact that they

our western partners also want to see in ukraine. there are fresh data from the kyiv international institute of sociologyc... the results of this survey indicate that 43% of ukrainians believe that during the 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened, 28% of them. are convinced that this happened due to the authorities' efforts to curtail the rights and freedoms of citizens, while 19% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29% that it has not changed. mr. igor, do you think the situation with democracy in ukraine deteriorated during the 5 years of zelensky's presidency? i think it got worse, and i'm not one of the 11% who say that... that the war is the cause, i would divide, it got worse after 22 objectively because of the war, but it got worse very rapidly until 22nd year, not because of a large-scale war, but because of certain actions, well , actually by the authorities, and look, here you can make a sad joke, well, only the office of the president can be congratulated for the fact that they outdid even the war, and this

opinion, obviously it is so, let's talk about ukrainians, there is a survey of the kyiv international institute of sociologyt was made public, and it says that according to this survey, 60, 60 % of ukrainians believe that russia's ultimate goal in relation to ukraine is genocide and the destruction of the ukrainian nation, only 7% believe... that the aggressor seeks to keep the already occupied territories for himself and does not actually claim all or most of the territories of ukraine. frankly speaking, i cannot understand why, during a full-scale war , only 60% of ukrainians believe that russia's ultimate goal in relation to ukraine is genocide and the destruction of the ukrainian nation. it would seem that these are obvious things that should be clear to 99% of ukrainians, why do you think 40% are hesitant or, let's say, not yet convinced that the russians have come here destroy us? well, you know, for all these years, what has been happening since the 14th year, and if a person did not understand something, then he is an idiot, but again, in any society there is a certain percentage of people who, well

and i am now talking about the survey of the kmis, the institute, the kyiv international institute of sociologyucted at the end of may and the results are now available. and the polls are not satisfactory for the authorities specifically in kharkov, specifically in the eastern region, because they are supposedly satisfactory in general, but if look at the regional growth, they are very disappointed, and in strategic communication to correct it... these polls should be sent to psychics, and one should really think about what to do. and the general results are that 30% say to criticize very harshly, and 50% say, well , criticize only on the merits, and 13% say not to criticize, this is not such a good bell for the authorities, but when you look... regional increased, then almost all of ukraine, and the center, the west, and the south, there more than 60% say that they should criticize a little, and 30 do not, the east spoiled the results, we have here according to the results, 47% say that it is very necessary to criticize, harshly criticize, 49 say, criticize for that, for their failed decisions

why are we conducting such a thing today survey, there is fresh sociology from the kyiv international institute of sociology it shows that 43% of ukrainians believe that in 5 years during zelenskyi's presidency , the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened, 28% of them are convinced that this happened because of the government's efforts to curtail the rights and freedoms of citizens, this is what these survey results show, and at the same time, 19% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 20... 9%, which has not changed, mr. oleksiy, or you, which category of ukrainians do you belong to, do you think that the situation with democracy has worsened during the 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, or is there still a situation that can be it can be characterized that she has improved, or has not changed, well, there are certain obvious things that we have reason to talk about. that is, this is the issue of freedom of speech, which is already openly discussed, this is the issue of limiting the broadcasting of three tv channels, including sprsu tv, this is the issue of sele

anton hrushetsky, executive director of the kyiv international institute of sociology, was on the airtv channel. press, we we can only say one thing that ukraine should continue to unite around a common goal, which is victory over the russian enemy. thank you for watching this exclusive interview on the espresso tv channel. goodbye and see you again. attention, a profitable offer: order a smart light bulb at a special promotional price, only uah 149, durable, reliable and so powerful, and the price is only uah 149. in stores, ordinary light bulbs cost more than uah 250, but we offer you a light bulb that lights up even when there is no of light, for only 149 hryvnias. take advantage of such a favorable offer. the smart light bulb works even without. electricity for up to 6 hours without recharging, the secret is in the built-in city battery, it is so convenient, especially now, and the bulb is also a smart light, it is not afraid of voltage drops and will not break when it is turned on, the standard base will fit almost any chandelier or floor lamp, suddenly turned off the light, you

and the most important thing is the question of democracy, because according to the latest sociological surveys conducted by the kyiv international institutesociology , 50%. believe that during the five years of zelenskyi's presidency , democracy in ukraine was curtailed, or at least did not become the main thing in zelenskyi's presidential tenure, what does this mean, we will talk about it all in the journalistic club at 9:15 p.m., so we start at 8 p.m. and at 9:15 p.m. there will be a journalism club. vasyl's big broadcast continues since winter. vasyl, you have a word. thanks to sergey, so at 20. the verdict program, well, yes, my colleague yevhen postokhov is ready for the air, about sports events, yevhen, good evening, please speak to you. greetings to vasyl, good evening, dear viewers of the tv channel, well, vasyl, we have no choice but to talk about the ukrainian national football team these days, all of june, maybe even july, we understand why we are talking about it we talk and why we will talk, i hope for as long as possible, especially in june, and we will start this conversation in a moment. so, there are seven days left until

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presidency of volodymyr zelenskyi, this is evidenced by the results of a survey by the kyiv international institute of sociologyonducted in may, i.e. 28% of respondents believe that the situation with democracy in ukraine has worsened due to efforts authorities curtail the rights and freedoms of citizens, 11% of respondents associate the deterioration of the situation with democracy from the lens'. circumstances of wartime , i.e. war. another 3% named both reasons, while 19% of ukrainians believe that that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29 respondents said that the situation has not changed, and sociologists also noted that the majority of ukrainians, more than 90%, according to this survey, prefer a democratic system to a strong leader or leadership. ihor reiterovych, a political scientist, joins our broadcast. and candidate of political sciences, igor, good evening, congratulations, if the majority of those, well , let's start with the numbers, 43% of ukrainians believe that not all is well with democracy in the last 5 years, that's something to you says, it shows something, well, it shows fir

partnership that does not involve the adoption of children, these are the data of the kyiv international institute of sociologyarding the trend over the last three years , but as we can see, there is no absolute support for the legalization of same-sex partnerships, and we talk more about this with maryna shevtsova, who is in touch with us from amsterdam, maryna shevtsova, scientist, researcher. of the gbt rules eastern and central europe, here is ms. marino, welcome to the air, the war has aggravated the issue of the rules of the gbt community in ukraine, but is it enough to allow civil partnerships? good evening, thank you for the invitation, yes, of course, this is a very difficult question, because on the one hand we see an improvement in the attitude inside. that usually during the war, the so-called traditional gender roles, they are also, so to speak, strengthened, that is, this traditional division of society, the perception of traditional roles, women and men. and accordingly some more conservative attitude towards lgbt people, i hope, however, that due to the fact that we see such a homophobic player

summit, an alternative peace plan from china, it is important to discuss, but the kyiv international institute of sociologyshed data, i am a sociological survey, i only took one thing for myself to volodymyr zelenskyi. failed to fulfill promises, well, he has been in power for more than five years, failed to fulfill promises, why, choose the three most important reasons, and here are the respondents 50% of those who took part in the survey and answered, believe that the reason for the unfulfilled there are promises the presence of dishonest, corrupt people in his team, and a full-scale invasion gathered only 31%, the influence of oligarchs 26, well, they said that the oligarchs are to blame for this, and their own. zelensky's inexperience and lack of own competence - 27%, and the lack of competent people in his team - 32%. have the ukrainians seen their eyes, mrs. gamno? well, in fact, ukrainians are also partly responsible for their electoral infantility, because many of the promises that were made, they were from a series of populism, lies and playing on the fatigue of ukrainians, because when zelenskyi

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of russian no propaganda narratives. thank you, mr. oleksandr, gentlemen, i mentioned this sociology from kyiv. of the international institute of sociologythis sociology says that that ukrainians believe that the government should be criticized even during the war, but at the same time 50% are convinced that only constructive criticism is permissible so as not to destabilize the situation in the country, and 31% believe that it is possible to criticize the government even harshly and uncompromisingly, because that is the only way possible mistakes can be avoided only... 13% believe that during the war one should not criticize the actions of the authorities in order not to destabilize the situation, well, here you gentlemen actually spoke in the context of political activity or opponents of the authorities or political forces or leaders of the public sector, quite a question broadly regarding criticism of the authorities, regarding actions, regarding criticism of the actions of the authorities, since... we are also talking about mass media, because here, mr. oleksandr, you are talking about not having these russian narratives, but well, u

sociology shows that ukrainians do not have a pronounced attitude to the new law. this, in particular, is evidenced by the results of a sociological study conducted by the kyiv international instituteociology respondents were asked to agree or disagree with the statement: i support the new law on mobilization, so 34% of respondents agreed with this statement, said: yes, i support, at the same time, 20% said that they rather disagree, and 32% said that they do not agree at all, the remaining 14% could not answer this question, well, in fact, a third of ukrainians support the new mobilization norms, and half do not, sociologists also explain that... disagreeing with the statement does not mean that a person is against the mobilization itself, or against that ukraine continues to repel russian aggression, these people may simply disagree with some individual ones. parts of the law, by the way, do you support the law on mobilization as it currently exists, you can write your opinion in the comments, share your thoughts, vladyslav greziv, the head and founder of the recruiting agency lobby x, joined our broadcast. i i congratulate you good evening, please. vladyslav, how can you explain