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associate professor of the department of international law of the taras shevchenko national university of kyiv with us, we welcome you. good night, congratulations. who was i with? who was i with ? conviction that a special tribunal will be created sooner or later , but sooner is better, of course. we know that it is very complicated, because it is a conglomerate, you know, the cooperation of lawyers from different countries, and it is separate prosecutors, a separate procedure, a separate trial in the end, yes, but what terms can we talk about today, apart from the fact that it is a separate procedure, the important issue is the political will of the states to create of this tribunal, ukraine has now secured the support of our european partners, is conducting negotiations in the united states of america, but in the previous story, african states were mentioned and this there is still a lot of work to be done on the front because, as you know, this is not the first aggression and it is far from the last aggression that the world will face. and here is the question: to what extent does ukraine

conflict expert, director of the institute of foreign policy studies, a professor at the kyiv national university, was recognized for his communication with hryhoriyu, thank you, and then the broadcast my colleague olena morozova continues with the final news release for today olena, your broadcast is right vadima our team rada tv channel works until 6 in the morning at 5, that is, the news release is already now, so i will tell you what is happening in the world and in ukraine, the borders of ukraine with drones , join the gathering of the border guards, this is for you. the team of the tv channel is happy for you. we will remain on the air for another hour. colleagues from other tv channels will pick up the baton. well, for now, i will tell you what is happening in the world and in ukraine. the energy disarmament of russia, because the cross-border price of $60 per barrel of russian oil cannot be called a serious decision by the eu, because it is quite comfortable for the budget of the terrorist country, which can be replenished by almost 100 billion dollars per year per year, the president of

the expert commission of the ministry of culture nataliya kryvda, professor of shevchenko kyiv national university of the expert council ministry of culture information policy to overcome the consequences of russification well, let's talk now about which system, which, according to experts, works stably despite the state of war - this is the first, but it must be ready for any challenges, in particular , for a blackout, and the national bank of ukraine and the system of important banks created a joint power network banking with a thousand branches that will work in the event of long-term power outages, contact us andriy dubas , president of the association of ukrainian banks p andriy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes greetings, colleagues. well, i think that no one needs to explain how important it is not to let in, not to let out, so that our banking system does not crash simply because ukraine has problems with energy, yes. will be able to keep our banking system afloat. in general, it is multi-component, it is stable, but as they say, rockets can adjust it. the name is r

he is a professor of economics and a university in case westerns, the rector of the american university in kyive for the winter without light, heating and gas, the residents of gorenka have to survive because their house was destroyed by the russians in march and people continue to live there or more there is nothing, it was warm, it is installed in the houses of the peasants, they freeze it in irpin, in irpichan, their apartments there , the air temperature is only 10°, the extreme conditions in which people live, daria saw a guinea fowl, so smoke left this is how we heat so as not to freeze in the apartment when the thermometer drops almost to zero tetyana reznichenko sets about lighting the stove this is now a common and almost routine task for a woman in just a few minutes she first dries the firewood and only then throws it inside to such extreme conditions of survival, whether you want it or not, but you had to get used to it , the processes go on, life goes on. unfortunately, there is currently no light in the house, in the house without any fleas of civilizations, how is the light, gas

incredible person, a teacher of higher mathematics, when one and a half hundred students of the kyiv polytechnic universitylectures. instead of a blackboard, he replaced the chalk with a pen 11:56 a.m. i have 25 minutes before the start, you think so there is still time for half a century svyatoslav horlenko teaches higher mathematics earlier in the building of the kyiv polytechnic institute and now he gives lectures at the gas station, all because of the russians during the day, because of their shelling, he has no light at home, and also for more than a month, the teacher is not disturbed by visitors, because 150 students are waiting for him, has the property that the sum of the distances of this point m i have students it is not necessary that they all be in kyiv, but last semester i had a student from energodar from other territories. there are students here from all over ukraine and not only now. some of them live abroad. will be forced to cancel pairs for students never break the ukrainian world ukrainian science is passing and will pass and they will learn to relax there is no need to go forward to

faithful person as a teacher of higher mathematics when one and a half hundred students of the kyiv polytechnic university listened to his lectures from a gas station instead of an audience, a gas station at the center slav horlenko sits down at a table from a bag, takes out a notebook, a tablet in instead of a blackboard, i replaced the chalk with a pen 11:56 before the start i have 25 minutes you think so there is still time for half a century svyatoslav gavrylenko used to teach higher mathematics in the building of the kyiv polytechnic institute and now he gives lectures at the gas station all because of the russians during the day because of their shelling at his home there is no light and also for more than a month the teacher is not confused by visitors because 150 students are waiting for him has the property that the sum of the distances of this point is m because i have students it is not necessary that they are all in kyiv i had last semester, a student from energodar came from other territories. there are students from all over ukraine, and not only now. some of them live abroad. the associate

international conflict expert director of the institute of foreign policy studies professor of kyiv national universityhryhoriy congratulations i congratulate you mr. hryhoriy we want to talk to you about oil because the process has been delayed approval of the price ceiling for russian oil. can you give us an answer as to why? that is, the price has been set for now. but why has the process dragged on so much? it was delayed by the fact that many countries, and primarily european countries, are interested in having an oil business with e.e. from russia, and so it is very beneficial for them e.e. and in this sense it is beneficial as consumers for some countries, say for austria and hungary and for other countries that have fleets there, of course they are also interested in cargo transportation of russian oil, that is, exclusively business interests play a key role, so not only russia will receive profits from the sale of oil. and everyone who serves this oil business dollars this price ceiling it can reduce russian oil profits oil because when we talk about the establishment of this ceiling we simply

several months now the embassy of the islamic republic of iran has existed in the center of kyiv on universityeet, probably engaged in pointing just these drones at energy facilities of ukraine

greek catholic church, borys hudziak , the president of the ukrainian catholic university from the usa addressed the kyivends of the university and thanked for the support of the university at a charity dinner in support of the university, let's see together glory to jesus christ glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i will return to that slogan dear councilors, ambassadors, chancellors, members of the rectorate and dear friends of the ukrainian catholic university, i want to sincerely thank you all to ukrainians and a special request to our armed forces he is changing the world today ukraine is the epicenter of global snakes salt will not be the same and in ukraine the next story is decided the story of the rest of the 21st century i would like to pay attention i thank you for this for your class for your for your support and for the fact that we are together and that we are physically or virtually present today. i would like to pay attention to a certain trajectory and probably a methodology. many of you have been with us for more than one year. i remember, you know how i feel a leading intellectual cam

yesterday i spoke with university students in the skovoroda university in pereyaslav , the kyiv-mohyla, the kharkiv national pedagogical university named after skovoroda, three institutions out of many that protect the memory of the frying pan and preserve ukrainianness itself, and today i also visited the exhibition in the ukrainian house in kyiv, the world of skovoroda, and it is right that in such conditions, in such a year , events are held all over the country to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the frying pan , it is right that there is strength, there is energy to take care of ukrainian in all its manifestations, because our victory is won by strength, the strength of weapons and the strength of the spirit, the strength of the soldiers and the strength of the people, the strength of the state and the strength of culture, the strength of our unity, our ability to work together for the sake of ukrainian interests and the ability to support each other support each other because we are ukrainians and the strength of one argument should be enough for all of us glory to all those wh

interpret it correctly, in fact, our large delegation from the rectors of e-e ukrainian universities e and e kyivyla academy of shevchenko university i represented the lviv polytechnic as well as kharkiv karazin university east ukrainian dahl university and in fact there was a question of piloting regarding security that you are talking about but within the framework of the natomir-security program how today are higher educational institutions civil society there the center of new europe signs will also be present and our network ans, that is, how to interact and cooperate today. and you know, when you talk about agreements, there was a very interesting question from one of the department heads, he himself is of italian origin and when he said that there is a percentage of good russians there ah it was interesting when the rector of kyiv-mohylyanka kvitka, yes, and another plus 90,000 thanks to our ugh forces of ukraine, we all understand which ones are good, only which ones the losses of the russian army , so and so, a simple answer in shock from that and what happens from the shelling of peacef

over the ukrainian nuclear generation, it is more important than the government quarter in kyiv for the universityabout the previous plans, the previous plans were to seize all the nuclear plants, and this is, so to speak, the key to controlling ukraine, thanks to this, it was important, er, to visit there and see, we know that you are the same and on you have been to the donbass. what are your impressions ? it is clear that the scale of the destruction there is terrible and we will not hide it for 8 years, but they have suffered more than other regions of ukraine during the 8 years of the invasion of the russian federation, but it is interesting how the local population reacts, because we know that the east of ukraine, after all, was configured differently and part of the population was pro-russian, did it still remain there, you know, i was not there this time, but i was there last time at the end of september, i was in the newly liberated izyum, and i must say that i was of course there in chernihiv in such regions i can say that hmm of course consolidation and national awareness is in connecti

in kyiv, sitting right on the round university square in the center of kyiv sits a huge iranian embassy there, a huge number of people who can simply direct any, so to speak, any drone and any missile, iranian or not, from the balcony arrived, but it may arrive now, for sure, i think so , they are hinting at pointing to one or another object in the center of kyiv, for example, to the government quarter. it is literally 150 m away. it doesn't seem like that to you, please. well, you know, there is no one sitting there right now. in fact, we have already limited the diplomatic relations between the two countries as much as possible, and in fact the countries are on the verge of severing diplomatic relations, the only thing holding us back is the need to obviously hold the same consultations that were held at one time. well, i think what is the last step? and it is largely connected with the fact that it is largely connected with the fact. -e are already consulting with the united states of america and europe, and here one should take into account the european policy regarding e-e regardin

of the university of kyiv-mohyla academy, contact us ms. lyudmylo, good morning to you, good morning, well , today we have andrii, someone is celebrating today, someone celebrated him how many 13 days ago 14 days ago 14 days ago uh, next, uh, nicholas is ahead, some parents also said that they they are calling for nicholas, and on december 6, someone says that as nicholas came on the 19th, so let him come, well, christmas is ahead again. russia or separately or after all, the church will decide on the transition period, and both the church does not want to enter into opposition with this part, which does not yet accept this idea of ​​changing the church calendar . according to the gregorian calendar, that is, he decided that the year 7,000 should be considered the first of january 1700 , and from that time, the russian empire, which lands were part of the russian empire, all of western europe, they all live in the vernacular calendars are like this, you know what they are still following us , it is very strange today, maybe then absolutely

foundation named after ilha kucheryava professor of the department of political science of the university of kyiv-mohyla academy well, we have znokanah the latest information from there the president oleksandr luces of serbia instructed the commander-in-chief of the army, general milan missilovich, to come to the border with kosovo because of the tension in the region. he said that after the meeting with the student, he was going to the ražka. i hope i put the emphasis correctly. serbia and kosovo, well, in a comment to the serbian media literally on sunday , mi solovych said that the situation in the municipalities in the north of kosovo with a serbian majority is difficult and requires the presence of the serbian army along the administrative border in the nearest at times maria e geleti expert vulcanist candidate of political sciences ms. maria congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes well, it was already quite tense, but here we see that the armed forces are already connecting, what do you think the current dynamics of the situation in kosovo and around kosovo mean, the situation

but since he obtained the highest at that time in the world for the feed of the kyiv-mohyla academy abroad , the universityific presentation of his thoughts, he based the bible, quotes the bible, communicates in ukrainian , and loves ukrainian, and that is exactly why hryhoria a frying pan and they call him a ukrainian philosopher, he will be called a ukrainian original mind, he is in the top ten great ukrainians and today hryhoriy skovoroda is extremely relevant, modern, especially for me , he hurts me and the feeling is so close, it is similar to the military, i just wanted to re -read any of his works. thank you very much for such a mood thank you for the conversation for the information hanna yar inter, head of the scientific and research department of the skovorody national literary and memorial museum, was in contact with the studio we we continue the marathon, we help literally all of ukraine, next, the face of the heroin section directs part of the income from her business to the reconstruction of the estate of a prominent ukrainian, a girl from a sleeve of various calibers makes souvenirs and jewe

after ilko kucheriv with the professor of the political science department of the kyiv-mohyla academy of the universityoleksya, congratulations glory to ukraine we would like to ask you about your opinion on what will happen in the real agenda of this informal e of this informal st. petersburg summit, we understand that literally a week ago, putin and shoigu tried to ride out lukashenko, as far as we understand, to join an open war against ukraine, as far as we understand, it is still possible. this story is not finalized and now putin is going to to speak to the other members of the cis, the so-called union of independent states, who still remained there for a couple, well, we understand that the level of support for the idea of ​​the cis there is quite different, mr. professor. what do you think ? the opinion will now be discussed in st. petersburg. i think it is this meeting. it is for putin. it has a more symbolic character. show show that someone is meeting with him, respectively, for the majority of the countries present there. again, this is symbolic, they will show. well, we we remain in the sa

institute of philosophy named after grigory skordy in ukraine and a professor at the national university of the kyivmy with we are in touch ms. lyudmylo, good morning to you, good morning, well , today we have andria, who celebrates today, who celebrated him how many 13 days 14 days ago 14 a few days ago, some parents are already ahead of nikolay

i work as a professor at the national university of the kyiv-mohyla academy. as an economist, i teach two subjects . with the students, we analyze the problems of economic policy and, er, a small course called global economy, that is, what is happening in the world today in the economy around ukraine, and er, it seems to me that it is fundamentally important today, has the session already started or not the session is approaching. we started our work on the first of october, but since september 1, today the schedules have changed somewhat. and by the way, if we are talking about the martial law, about the problems that we are experiencing today , universities and secondary educational institutions have been given the right to independently set within certain limits, of course, but the calendar of our activities, well, taking into account the circumstances known to all well, this is actually the reason for our conversation today about higher education , about its impact on the economy and, however, education exists during the war, if you are not teaching for th

high scores, the girl was helped in particular by the knowledge she received at the kyiv-mohyla academy . in two universities in ukraine, online in poland, offline, the difference in the study program is big - says the student. and i was also surprised by the age of the teachers. the teachers are young. well, in fact, most of them are young . it was amazing for me, because in ukraine, if a teacher is young, it's wow and something strange. in addition, you can independently plan your study schedule and choose teachers, probably for the next semester . the teacher and the time for which i will go to the university of warsaw on a budget, and maria, a girl, was purposefully looking for a faculty of japanese studies in poland, because she has an extraordinary goal now in terms of culture. i think anime is very popular, but it is very little translated into ukrainian. in russian and i would like to change this by spreading the ukrainian language, including translating from japanese to ukrainian, maria is studying in polish, she speaks in the lectures, so far she understands not everything, i can ask the teacher or

surprised, there has been an embassy of the islamic republic of iran in the center of kyiv on the street on the university street for several months. one should simply change one's attitude towards diplomatic relations, at least with iran, the islamic republic is worth it, but i am still a military analyst, i will not give an export assessment of the position of our state because it is kept purely as the citizen thinks that it would be appropriate, but you yes, you touched so competently and qualitatively, and for the first time they said that they are not the same and the same, and i will explain why they are in terms of the mass and strategies and in general the globality of the conflict . it actually started it started for me at the first stage what was the worst thing the muscovites did they canceled the yalta system of international relations yes no no and let's ask ourselves a simple question if the four previous systems of the westphalian the vienna versailles and now the yalta were formed at the expense of great warriors, who is interested in looking into history, the question arises. will the fif

kyiv oblast. in 2013, while studying at the university, i covered the events of the revolution of dignity and russianion against ukraine. well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general history. we flew there when donetsk was already being captured. filmed at the very moment of the capture of donetsk, filmed and broadcast directly as they captured the prosecutor's office and how it tried to storm. the sbu , er, and then we tried to attack us right on this rally, it’s just that someone should not be the sbu in donetsk, and this was the first time when i was in the very place of donetsk so i went to the airport one more time when i was already filming in the east, but there was not much left of the airport at that time that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but in donetsk itself they brought a large survey, quite voluminous and there, most of the respondents said that they do n’t shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with uh, fascination with the detachment, because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk

for the analysis of public finances and public administration of the kyiv school of economics and professor zaporizhzhia university were with us, now let's talk a little about the military, military, did you tell andriy about the fact that when the russians are there, there might be a riot, for now, the russians are all what can they do to their rebellion? a couple from podolsk, pensioners, he is 70, she is 76, they came, they took some gasoline with them to podolsk in russia, they came to the military commissariat, they wet a piece, the wife took it off, and he tried to set it on fire, of course, and then the police car came, the man continued there to smoke, the truth was taken from him, then his uh. here he is on the video, then they took away from him the tools of his rebellion, everything in russia during all this time of their special operation, in fact, a full-scale invasion of in ukraine, they set fire to 50 military commissariats, now what else is interesting about that little man messing around there, it is very interesting that he is being imported, messing around near the military commissariat, and her

the team of the state university of trade and economics from kyiv took home the victory. been the strongest for many years, so on the basis of this higher educational institution and the national team of ukraine in tug-of-war is being formed. since this is a team sport, there are certain difficulties in forming a team. it would be great if training meetings were held in ukraine and teams from different regions came to them, accordingly, taking into account the conditions of the war and certain financial difficulties for all who it is almost unreal now, so unfortunately or fortunately, the national team is formed on the basis of our university and mainly university students, but two gold and one bronze awards now the national team is preparing for the world cup, which will be hosted by northern ireland at the beginning of march. see you in the new edition of the sports digest. let's keep it up . every day, write our new story. and we thank you. thank you for being able to drink coffee and i really want to share it with you. thank you for life. thank you that i can breathe

kyiv region. in 2013, while studying at the university, i covered the events of the revolution of dignity and russianression against ukraine. well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general history. we flew there when they took over donetsk, filmed in donetsk itself at the moment of the takeover, so uh, they filmed directly and broadcasted how they took over the prosecutor's office, how they tried to storm the sbu, uh, and then we mean they tried to attack us right at this rally, no, it just has to be someone who is not the sbu in donetsk, it was the first time when i was in the very place of donetsk, so at the airport, i was passing by once again when i was already filming in the east, there was already little left of the airport at that time that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there a large survey was brought to donetsk itself, quite extensive, and most of the respondents there said that they do not shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with uh, fascination with the branch because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are n

universal. i want to bring in josh letterman from the white house. matt bradley in kyiv for us. nalyst peter beinart. so josh, let's talk about this because there were some republicans not including the senate leader, but some other republicans on the house side who were not on board with this money for ukraine. we now are waiting for the omnibus to get through, because that money is stuck in there, the $45 billion how did the historic trip lay the oundation for what ukraine needs and wants from the u.s.? they didn't get everything they wanted in terms of weapons. >> they didn't get everything they wanted, but they got more than they had gotten in the past, at least in terms of the first patriot missile battery. the goal really was to try to show to president putin if he thinks he's going to be able to play a waiting game and that western support for ukraine will erode as we head into the second year of this war in february, that is not going to happen. and today secretary blinken, as he was having his closing news conference for the year saying the u.s. is taking the ball on thi

donetsk ukrainian militants attacked the kuibyshev kyiv district kyiv district damaged, including the hospital building of donetsk universitywas considered in the republic during the conflict, ukrainian militants have already destroyed more than 3,000 civilian infrastructure facilities. dpr spice to protect donbass can be a lengthy process, but is already producing tangible results. such as the growth of new territories and the transformation of the sea of ​​azov into the inland russian one, vladimir putin spoke about this today at a meeting via videoconference with members of the human rights council. we will learn more about this in this conversation from natalia solovyova natalia hello , as far as i understand, the emphasis has been made, including on those problems that no one is going to turn a blind eye to, of course, because this is fundamental. no, stop list, no questions that can't be asked. and it's fundamental conversation between the president and the council. by human rights. always extremely honest and difficult, human rights activists rarely touch upon non-problematic issues. moreover, the events of recent mo

boris gudziak , the president of ukus from the usa, he addressed the kyiv friends of uku and thanked for the support of the university at a charity dinner in support of ukus important words, let's repeat once more, let's remember victory can only be in the truth and the truth requires justice, i would say thank you for participation. well, the last information about the massacre, the russian aviation in the morning today, december 5, struck the civilian infrastructure of kupyansk with s-300 missiles, according to preliminary data, a civilian woman was killed. about this the head of the kharkiv region, oleg sinii gubov, said that after 4:00 a.m., the russians hit the civil infrastructure of kupyansk with an ms 300 missile, according to preliminary data from the law enforcement officers , a woman died as a result of the occupiers' strikes on kupyansk. detailed information is being clarified. in addition to kupyansk, the enemy fired artillery at populated areas of kharkiv's chuguyiv and izyum districts, we will report on the consequences of shelling well, today the oil embargo against the russian federation on the part

since 2008, the ukrainian catholic university has held dozens of similar charity evenings in kyiv , lviv abroad. this year, the number of lots is smaller, but the village is extremely valuable to the majority of lviv artists . of lviv artists, we also have several interesting antiques, we find the work of the italian artist of the 20th century, george bichirico, interesting, we have sculpture, we have icons, i think submit a million hryvnias, thanks to the art campaign, we will collect the money from the auction and it will also go to the fallen heroes' fund. 12 representatives of the university have already paid with their lives for our freedom. these funds are usually used to support the teachers of the institution, as well as to pay scholarships to students, because the university is private and independent funding for its existence is provided by patrons, it is actually a unique higher educational institution, it is completely independent of the state, but provides a very high level of training ukrainian the catholic university is a valuable higher educational institution. the people

karazin kharkov, who is from eastern ukraine, named dal of the former luhansk university, which has now been twice relocated to kyiv by public organizations such as the network for the protection of social interests, aans prizma, the center of new europe, we were asked many questions, you know, they even asked even in nato, he is a key leader, but there are good russians, yes, that is very cool, serhiy mironovych kvit said he says you know another 90,000, and here i already see for posts in zaluzha and thanks to our armed forces of ukraine, remember that that's 90,000, he says. it's all 200. it's like a simple answer , and when they told us that you're not military and that's what you say, then what about your military, and that's why our military is saying what they should say, that's the key today and we need the fact that we have contacts and cooperation in different countries because it was the same for brussels, amsterdam and warsaw , and also other key european cities. each of us, my colleagues from the public and political sectors, are all trying to help today . one speaks or the other does not speak , that

macron’s support for the dialogue with putin looks quite vulnerable from kyiv’s point of view, it is clear that from which from a universalal point of view, it is important to maintain contacts even with the aggressor in order to take care of de-escalation and to prevent excessive violence , but the current situation seems to be largely uh, in my opinion, an image comes to mind from tolkien's book the lord of the rings, when uh, a lot of people tried to look into such a magical orb in order to see what was happening in the kingdom of sauron, and the danger of this orb was that first reality was distorted by her consciousness and secondly, it was an involvement and an involvement that could harm that person or that character who is looking at the entire sphere, a conversation with putin is like a conversation with this sphere, we must be clearly aware that this is an aggressor, this is a criminal, this a person who poses and his regime poses an exceptional danger to international relations, accordingly, realizing this, it is necessary to do everything necessary to increase pressure on putin, because only strength and victo

story of a german e-correspondent who asked a boy here in kyiv in shevchenko park after he was growing up, the playground near shevchenko universityestroyed. is he not afraid? he said no, no, we are ukrainians. we are not. we are afraid, how can you intimidate people who are sober adults who are dedicated to their work. this is just agony, agony of the kremlin, this regime, and i think that we will soon witness the fact that it will finally go down in history. i would like to talk more because we touched very i like to talk about such questions. and with such words as degradation, i would definitely ask 28 more questions. i am always interested in talking with mr. volodymyretskyi, but then we have ivan plachkov, ex-minister of fuel . therefore, i thank volodymyr hryzko, a diplomat of the minister of foreign affairs for 7-9 years, the head of the russian research center, and let's move on to the questions, you know, not diplomatic, but very specific , if there is mr. ivan, then show me so that i can not only heard but also saw good health ivan ladkovich minister of energy pavlo chairman of the supervisory board of kyivenergo thank

touch valeriy peker, but peker is also a teacher of the kyiv-mohyla business school and the business school of the ukrainian catholic university. i congratulate you. good evening, panel, first question . a forum where they talked, in particular, about the fact that referee chubarov’s boatload of voices said that russia in today ’s borders is once again a war against ukraine, in particular sooner or later russia must be defragmented or in any case changed and the world must give opportunities to enslaved peoples and there are many of them in russia for self-determination and not only abstract, the russian people know that collective concept should decide the fate of russia, in your opinion, to what extent is this a real way ? many people spoke at the kyiv city forum and at other platforms because everyone perfectly understands what is in russia, what kind of empire is it today, even if, for example , putin dies tomorrow morning, this does not mean a change in the policy of the empire, it means that some putin 2:0 or he will be more liberal, which means he will be less liberal, but one way or another, the war will continue becau

including at kherson's main university where desperately needed aid has been brought in by these professors from kyiv't been able to contact their colleagues here for months. because russian forces controlled their lives so tightly. remnants of russians' occupation have been swept into this is room. you can see flags, photos of vladimir putin. while russian forces are gone, make no mistake, they're still targeting this city. at an elementary school in the kyiv suburb of bucha still haunted by the atrocities committed by russia here, life is slowly returning to normal. but regular power cuts means it's cold and dark until the generator kicks in, bringing with it warmth and light. something in short supply at home, says this 8-year-old. there's no electricity? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: it must be really hard. it's very hard, she says. our house is freezing. on one of the school's walls is now a memorial to cat yeah, matvi and vona who were killed in the early weeks of russia's invasion says the acting principal. every morning we have a moment of silence, she says, because we must never forget them. at a

knowledge she received at the kyiv-mohyla academy, where she is already studying for the second year in a similar specialty and now anastasia combines studies at two universities in ukraine online with poland offline , the difference in the study program is big, says the student and i was also surprised by the age of the teachers, the teachers are young well in fact, most of them are young, it was amazing for me, because in ukraine, if you have a young teacher, it’s wow and something strange, besides, you can independently plan your study schedule and choose teachers for the next semester. enroll and something else and this well, it is actually very convenient, that is, i can choose the teacher and the time for which i will go to the university of warsaw on a budget, and maria, a girl, was purposefully looking for a faculty of japanese studies in poland, because she has pop culture now has an extraordinary purpose. i think anime is very popular, but very little is translated into ukrainian in ukrainian. most teenagers read and review in russian. and i would like to change this by spreading the ukrainian language, including translating from japanese to ukrainia

kyiv. dozens of countries have open cases that are universal jurisdiction or are sending technical experts.d like to see as a response to all atrocities. it's heartwarming. it's going certainly to lead, i would assume come to some prosecutions. i mean, the ukrainians are capturing russians all the time. they have already started to prosecute a very low level people. the question is, how far out ey can go and whether they could actually capture any high-ranking russian officials. what is unfortunate, though, we also see the double standards. the prosecute of the prosecute of international criminal court, rightly ran to ukraine, rightly talks about ukraine is a crime scene. talks about how the law cannot remain silent. he has also an open investigation on palestine, which -- on which he's not at least visibly doing anything. i talked to a german the other day was that a prosecutor is not doing anything. last year the prosecutor announced he was de-prioritizing the part of the investigation it relates to allied war crimes in afghanistan because he does not have the resources. and yet the resou

security and the national selection were held at the kyiv metro station by duet participants - these are two former students of the ternopil medical universityls, a native nigeria's geoffrey kenny, some users of social networks noted that the victory of a black artist in the national selection can be proof of the tolerance of ukrainian society and allegedly refutes the narrative about the popularity of nazi views in ukraine. ukraine is the current winner of the eurovision song contest. with the song spaceman in 2023, the eurovision song contest will be held in the united kingdom in liverpool, because due to the war between russia and ukraine, the song contest in it is impossible for ukraine to host radio svoboda , spoke with one of the jury members of our selection, taras topolei, and asked him about this year's competition, creative chances of winning in liverpool, and whether there were already traditional scandals around the eurovision song contest this year. your wife represented ukraine at the eurovision song contest this year as well. you also took part in the let 's say this competition but as a member of the selection jury in general

kyiv and in general how it is connected in our judicial system the fact is that mr. hryshchuk, they say , got into the vrp according to the quota of the congress of law universities backril 2019, and it was about his certain relations with pavel vovk , the head of the district administrative court of the city of kyiv , stepan, i'm here for a little excursion. different questions caliber compared to other candidates. but every time i hear the congress of ukrainian judges, i get chills because there you can expect anything and what you will actually work with later. she sent us judges, and actually from her judges, she should appoint eight members of the vrp, of course, the previous experience of holding congresses, he, let's say, leaves such unpleasant memories. judges did not consider the candidacy of the ethics council, none of the members of the supreme council of justice, who was appointed by the congress of judges, was not recommended for dismissal, so the story is a little different there. the fact is that we have more than one example when at the congress of judges, the heads of good authorities where quite a few judges gave instructions on who should be appoint

kyiv. the mayor of ukraine's capital, vitali klitschko , says universities and klitschko, says universities and restaurants were struck along with two office buildings. there's no information yet on whether anyone was killed in the attack . festive shoppers are at attack. festive shoppers are at greater risk of loan fee fraud to this christmas, according to the financial conduct authority. loan fee fraud happens when a consumer pays a fee for a loan that they never receive. the financial watchdog says they've seen a 21% increase in such scams compared to the previous year. scams compared to the previous year . and the prince and year. and the prince and princess of wales have released their official christmas card for radio listeners. the image shows william and kate walking along a path in norfolk hand—in—hand with their children. prince george , children. prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. it comes after the king and queen consort released their own christmas card image last weekend . you're watching tv. weekend. you're watching tv. news will bring you more as it happens.

once upon a time, graduates of kyiv-mohyla women who were graduates of the synodal russian orthodox church dreamed of the idea of ​​universalityuniversality of universalism that you you know, jokingly, i will say from chop to vladivostok , everything was the same, but if we really want, if we claim the right to autocephaly for our independent church, we must return to our ukrainian traditions, and by the way, mr. kyril very er, father kyril very correctly pointed out that really there was an experiment in the russian orthodox church during the time of patriarch tikhon about the transition to the new julian style. but at the same time, the russian orthodox church is silent about all the reforms and experiments of the 20s and 30s. i want to remind you that the same patriarch is not quiet about this it must be said that he canceled all the anathemas that were imposed by the russian church for political reasons, in particular, he also canceled the anathema against hetman ivan mazepa, but the ideological successors are not the patriarch's church, but the ideological successors of the re-established moscow patriarchate during stalin

were just sleeping in their homes, this is kyiv , on october 10, russian rockets are flying in the very center of the capital at the crossroads next to the universitythe park near the playground and museums e.e. in the last three months, russia has already launched 9 massive rocket attacks on ukraine, the kremlin does not count for one shelling , it releases 70-80 rockets and that’s not counting kamikaze drones, which the russian federation secretly buys , shoot down most of the air targets, our anti-aircraft defense does it very skillfully, successfully shoots down cruise missiles from all possible weapons, in particular, there are even soviet-made zgliglils that are designed to defeat low-flying aircraft of helicopters and airplanes, come on, the occupiers understandably would leave ukrainians without light, heat and water if our energy workers did not work heroically and professionally throughout ukraine , electricity does disappear from time to time however , the kremlin will not be able to break the spirit of ukrainians flashlights are a strong command it's cold, you can just throw on some warmer things and it really warms up there are power b

in the near future for kateryna from kyiv, this is not just a return, but an opportunity to do something both for herself and for the country. to enter the universitynd just returned i managed to get them, i would like to go home and everything and i asked you and love, lots of strength natalya from vinnytsia, a psychologist by profession and worked abroad online , also studied online, and my daughter, in principle, if we wanted, we could stay there for quite a long time, but we didn’t want to and also in the summer they decided to return again had to walk across the border i was crying ukrainian letters on the inscriptions that i see ukrainian people and the border guards came up to me and asked me what happened why are you crying something is wrong i said no i'm fine i glad to be at home khrystyna is a theater actress by profession, but in the czech republic she devoted all her time to the girls . now she is able to return to her favorite business, but no longer alone. she likes various theaters, but most of all she wants to go to school because she has already been promised something for some skills valery kuznetsov ilya shynkarenko there mykola

universe. this will not interfere with our come pat missions. >> will ripley live in kyiv, ukraine.kable comment delivered casually in that grand, opulent room with a glass of champaign in hand. what do you make of it? >> reporter: look, this is typical putin, christine. he has an echo chamber of yes men around him who have basically enabled his justification of his brutal and unprovoked war which began with his invasion of ukraine for the pure reason that he was concerned about the expansion of nato. ukraine is not anywhere near becoming a part of nato. there are many, many hurdles that this country had to overcome in order to be considered. look, he illegally annexed crimea back in 2014. i was here after that happened and now once again he's trying to take territory that is ukrainian national territory. they have sovereignty. this is recognized by the international community. the only person who doesn't recognize it essentially is vladimir putin and that echo chamber of yes men. for him to stand there and flippantly refer to the explosion of the crimean bridge two months ago which