and that's normal. because it is the deputies who hire the ministers, but the minister's report before his resignation in this verkhovna rada, the rarity of the opposition deputies, the absence of government officials in the session hall today was quite infuriating. agenda: dismissal of kovel, dismissal vereshchuk, dismissal of stefanishyna, dismissal of sagittarius, dismissal of malyuska, dismissal of kuleba, dismissal of kamyshin. how many ministers did i name? one present, one present. and what we are discussing now. procedural, let's call, let's talk, let's finally, institutionally , the parliament will stop raping, maybe finally we will turn to the conciliation council , the year is 2020, the registered draft law 3195, let's finally institutionally make it so that ministers are not in the parliament during dismissals when they are asked, not when called upon, no when they light a bonfire and dance with tambourines, and as a demand and... constitutional, because these are employees, they receive taxpayer funds, they work in our country for our country, where they are, what results

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, about the removal of certain ministers and about the appointment of certain ministers.they are the deputies authorized for this action. thereafter the prime minister submits these nominations to the parliament and they. voting, yes, now it's simple, because i saw the time when it was necessary to coordinate the candidacy with two factions, with three and even with five, but now it's simple, there is one faction, formally simple, but are there votes? yesterday's and the day before yesterday's voting in the parliament showed that these ministers did not receive votes, sufficient votes of the servants of the people, from 170 to 167 votes against the required 220. did all the ministerial candidates receive, where did the rest of the necessary votes come from? in the opz faction and its fragments, therefore, in fact. we can to debate for a very long time about the qualities of individual ministers and this government, but since yesterday we have openly had a government, servants of the people and opzh. after two maidans and in the third year of the war, it seems to me a terr

prime minister will have the prime minister will have two address all of that in his statement at 12:30. before that, i would statement at 12:30. before that, iwould be statement at 12:30. before that, i would be surprised if theissue that, i would be surprised if the issue doesn't come up in some way at pmqs. i am sure all the different parties will want to give their thoughts on what we have heard this morning from the inquiry. it won't be the only issue that comes up. this is the first pmqs since the summer break, a lot of big questions about some of the big decisions, including that controversial decision to remove winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners. i think that will come up over the next half an hour but the shadow of olivet is that inquiry into the grenfell tower tragedy this morning and that will dominate the rest of the day at westminster. the prime minister making a statement after pmqs when we were here the government's full response to some of those serious criticisms that have been published this morning. it was really interesting, the emphasis on deregulatio

or, one vice-prime minister and the minister of justice.shyna and matviy bidny, who was appointed head of the ministry of youth and sports, and there are problems with law enforcement agencies, stefanyshyn is on trial and it continues, but on october 3, another session is scheduled to take place in the higher anti-corruption court. we are talking about the period when lukash was still in charge of the ministry of justice, and this case has been going on since then, and it is still about embezzlement. funds of the state budget by abuse of official position, how correct is this, i ask you, as a former prosecutor general, when the ministry of justice is headed by a person against whom there are claims of the higher anti-corruption court, his the case is being heard there, she is one of the accused, it is wrong, i will say it very simply, a person who, although not directly, has a certain influence on the courts, because in fact the minister of justice does. cannot influence every judge, it does not have such a function, but it influences the i

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>> minister. >> minister. >> i am grateful.nd why he raises it. it is a real importance. the minister will visit and the department of education is pursuing all available avenues for redress against the parties responsible for the issues at the school, but i will make sure that the minister is fully briefed and has a full discussion about this when that visit takes place. >> sean davis. thank you, mr speaken >> sean davis. thank you, mr speaker. i am a proud mp for a new town. but over the last 14 years, telford has lost its a&e less police officers, gps , less police officers, gps, teachers per head and we have also had 40% cuts to our local government budgets. will my right hon. friend the prime minister back a place like telford, rather than overlook us as has been the case over these last 14 years? prime minister? >> i thank him for raising this issue and i know he will be a really strong champion for his constituency. we are a government that will be based on actions, not slogans, and that is why we will have local growth

i really don't understand why stefanyshyn became a minister as a vice-prime minister of justice, added ministry of justice, and these are the additions of new energy, i doubt it, but okay, okay, they say that it is necessary to increase the production of own weapons, and at the same time they remove the minister of strategic sectors of the economy, well, what exactly. answers, last year with great fanfare, a large part of personal income tax was transferred to him, you know what happened now, they removed them as soon as this ministry launched the first long-range missile, after all these adventures with the freezing of missile programs in the 19th year, finally launched a missile that gave a result of 500 km of serious explosive loads and so on, 8 billion personal income tax was withdrawn from this ministry, zero. i understand that no one reports to the president about this, i understand that he is not really interested in this, it's just a show, that is, this week is full of news, nine ministers have been appointed, who, why, for what, but i'm with you i absolutely agree, we have a p

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minister of foreign affairs oleksiy kuleba, deputy prime minister for reconstruction, minister of community development, and worked as the deputy head of the president's office, herman smitanin, minister of strategic industries, and worked at ukroboronprom, vitaliy koval, minister of agrarian policy, currently the head of the fund derzhmaina, moreover, the head of the rivne regional military administration, mykola tochytsky, is generally a staff diplomat, and he was behind... the deputy minister of foreign affairs and was the deputy head office of the president of ukraine, and became the minister of culture and strategic communications. natalya kalmykova became the minister of veterans' affairs and matviy bidny, the minister of youth and sports, he was acting, svitlana grynchuk became the minister of environmental protection. well , to be honest, i've heard half of the names of these people, but i don't know anything about them, but... well, from this list , of course, such names as mykola tochytsky deserve attention, because he became the minister of culture and strategic communications, j

i really don't understand why stefanyshyn is like that the vice-prime minister became the minister oftice, she added the ministry of justice and this is the addition of new energy, i doubt it, but okay, okay, they say that we need to increase the production of our own weapons, while removing the minister of strategic sectors of the economy, well, what. .. is actually responsible for this, last year with great fanfare a large part of personal income tax was handed over to him, you know what happened now, they removed them like those. only this ministry launched the first long-range missile after all these adventures with the freezing of missile programs in the 19th year, finally they launched a missile that gave a result of 500 km with a serious load of explosives and so on, 8 billions of personal income tax were withdrawn from this ministry, zero. i understand that no one reports this to the president. i understand that he is not at all interested in this, but some kind of show is just happening, that is, this week is full of news, they appointed. nine ministers, who, why, for what? b

kalmykova, minister, minister of veterans affairs, matviy bidny, minister of youth and sports and svitlananchuk, minister of environmental protection. president zelensky confirmed that the latter. the changes in the government are the previously announced reshuffle of the cabinet of ministers, while he did not give a direct answer regarding the further fate of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba, who wrote a resignation letter and the verkhovna rada of ukraine today voted for kuleba's resignation. let's listen to what president zelensky said. we need new energy today, and these steps are related, only they are related to strengthening. of our state on different directions, international politics, diplomacy are no exception, today i cannot predict what exactly this or that minister will do, there are answers to that, when they will be offered certain positions, it is still too early to talk about it today. so, there is an updated cabinet of ministers, and there is already our guest, this is pavlo klimkin, politician, diplomat, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine. in

the so how did the minister pers, these tests to find out? we deploy an undercover team to view one of his rental properties box land. he has a free 100 times just in london of a this is a sales agent for letting agency moving city. it comes to london by a few times and then you get so jerry, look down has been 200000000 and just the new homes in your time. we checked with a child really has expired. his overseas assets on his bangladesh tax returns electrical filings. he hadn't because the vision is very clear to the minister. they cannot have any other source of income is a part of the issue of them field and they've done, did it last declared the global asset position. so the income or i said they haven't the country and it brought the pretty well, thank you. as we had hoped, the agent offered to introduce us to his boss, about ripple not move it as an estate agent originally from the ministers hometown up to go. he works discreetly with wealthy clients like safe wisdom and child rate . so my plans, i don't, we don't feel like how could i

prime minister? house rises? prime minister? mr speaker, the fact of the matter is this they left a £22 billion black hole and they hid it from the obr. richard hughes is absolutely clear. it's the largest year ahead overspend outside of the pandemic. now of course, when it comes to mitigations and impacts, we have put those in place ramping up pension credit , put those in place ramping up pension credit, dealing put those in place ramping up pension credit , dealing with pension credit, dealing with housing benefit and linking it, something that the party opposite did not do for years. and because of the tough decisions that we're making to stabilise the economy , we can stabilise the economy, we can make sure that the triple lock shows that increases in pensions will outstrip any loss of payments. but before before he complains about us clearing up his mess, perhaps he'd like to apologise to the £22 billion black hole. rishi sunak. >> mr speaker. mr speaker, this has got. mr speaker. >> i want to hear the question . >> i want

how does the prime minister see this changes in improving standards? minister. mr. speaker, we are committed to education for every child, whatever their background and whatever the from. the current single gray does not work well and that is what we are angling this out more quickly. >> thank you mr. speaker. i am new to this house and i know we all want our pensioners to live with dignity. my constituency are around 70,000 pensioners expected to lose. of most concern is just about the pension threshold. with the prime minister give consideration to the winterville payment so that those low income pensioners can stay warm and continue to develop? >> can i welcome her to her place? it is obviously a place i know very well. the reality is this. the responsibility lies -- there is a reason we have amended to change. there was a reason why those parties are sitting there. i'm not going to apologize for doing up the mess they left. >> thank you mr. speaker. after 14 years of conservative value time and street drinking now play areas of town centers and overbroad way. in

well, i think we will find out about it very soon, because the new ministers, the new old ministers, by and large, have no time to shake things up, they have to do it quickly, and they have to prove now i think the president is right that such changes were justified and will lead to the right results. but here is an interesting point, that despite the change of half of the government, its head, denys shmyhal, remains in office, although there was information in the summer that he could be replaced by yulia sver'. economy, but this did not happen , why do you think shmyhal managed to hold on, well, he is actually our record holder for survival, yes, that is, he has been in office for so long, there are several reasons, the first reason is when the prime minister is changed , change the prime minister, sub it is necessary to conduct much deeper negotiations with the deputies and collect votes much more difficult, as far as i know, a large part of the deputies who are angry with the servant of the people is just him... they do not want to change, they do not like the candidates who were

of defense, the minister of foreign affairs, the minister of the interior, the minister of finance, they understand that they have political the future, they can say no to the president, it is necessary to do differently, the government can say no to the president, the president can understand what the recommendations of the government are, agree with them or disagree, because there may be a situation when the right of the president is against the government, that was not the case either , and this is competitive work, what is going on here, what should be the fate of all these people who left the government, some of them can only think that they will start a political... career, but as a rule, this never happens with former ministers in our conditions it happens, in our case, on the contrary, even politicians, after becoming ministers, cease to be politicians, and after that their rating is zero, well, within the margin of error, and if it is a manager, well, he will transfer, someone will transfer to work at some state company or non-state, private will be consulted, someone will

prime minister? >> prime minister trudeau: prime minister. mr. is an american thing, mr. president.ou don't have to say -- >> stephen: you would not say mr. doctor? >> prime minister trudeau: you might, but we don't. >> stephen: this is a cbs show, mr. dr. lawyer. let's get into the heat of the meat here. we here in the united states, we love your canadian musicins coming your canadian comedians, we love your ryans, both gosling and reynolds. but i don't know everything about canada, imagine i come from a country that thinks mostly about itself and i hear really good things about canada, so me. >> prime minister trudeau: canada was the best country in the world. [cheers and applause] like you see -- you see the scenes like the beautiful mountains, the rivers, the lakes -- >> stephen: the purple mountain majesty, amber waves of gray? >> prime minister trudeau: we go coast-to-coast. it's been on the architect, yes, all the way with the resources out there. >> prime minister trudeau: it's a little bit of a challenge out there. >> stephen: just a little bit of a challenge. that is a can

australia's foreign minister brooney, south korea's foreign minister minister of foreign affairs of spain, minister of foreign affairs of oman. and the minister of foreign affairs of armenia in all of this, well, it is natural that the bilateral issues of the two countries are discussed, there are issues in the relations that are reviewed and anyway decisions are made, and the regional issues are specifically discussed in all of these that the minister in addition to these bilateral meetings, the foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran also participated in three important international meetings: the meeting of the brics foreign ministers , the meeting of the foreign ministers of the asian dialogue forum, which is chaired by iran, the meeting of the palestine committee of the non-aligned movement, and we held these three meetings. in all three debates, palestine, gaza, lebanon, were discussed. the palestinian committee, which had its own place, took a position against israel, against israel's crimes. the request of all members at the meeting of brics foreign ministers was to try to

olga stepanishyna, now the deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration, the minister her resignation was a form'. to combine two portfolios. oleksiy kuleba took the post of deputy prime minister for the restoration of the minister of intelligence of communities and territories. oleksiy himself came to the cabinet from op. matvii bidniy secured his position and is now the head of the ministry of youth and sports, not temporarily, but permanently. the new minister of environmental protection and natural resources, formerly the deputy minister of energy, svitlana grynchuk. ministry. culture and strategic communications now has a permanent head, diplomat and yermak's deputy mykola tochytsky took the position. natalia kalmykova, formerly umierov's deputy, is now the minister of veterans affairs. vitaly kovel, who headed the state property fund on the morning of the appointment, was appointed to the position of minister of agrarian policy and food. herman smetanin became the minister of strategic industries. he is a new man, at the age of 31 he headed ukroboronprom. at the

the may fell under his businesses, made hundreds of loans to the minister. what you're saying here is that kind of network. clearly that is having an impact on the ministers right. the refunds network also includes the developers that sold to mr. chow drake. to board nearly a quarter of his properties over 80 from bobbsey homes, one of buttons, talk builders. we send you in a new undercover reported to meet red, pulling up the box, the sales event to find out how i minister and politically exposed person could have bought so much property from them. so i work with them as the of the the the, to run the academy thing revealed yet another cleaning without the administer. so i worked today perhaps one of them which it means to me. if you go to the end of the loop on the device, we followed up the device lead and discovered even more of the ministers properties . analyzing a league of to buy property data reveals the scale of his buying. the ministers listed owner of a luxury apartment to the dubai wolf culture village. his wife recommend is on board property in

this is his last prime minister's questions after supporting eight consecutive prime ministers through these sessions. never my favorite part of the week but his commendable service made it farmer manageable. mr. speaker, yesterday labour and peace -- labour m.p.'s voted to remove the winter fuel payment from over 10 million british pensioners including those with just 30,000 pounds of income. with that decision debated and made it is now important to that the house understand the full consequences of the government's choice. so can i very specifically ask the prime minister, will he now publish the impact assessment before the house rises? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, the fact of the matter is this. they left a 22 billion pound black hole. and hid it from the o.b.r. richard hughes is absolutely clear, the largest year-ahead overspend outside the pandemic. of course when it comes to mitigations, and impacts, we put those in place. wrapping up pension credit. dealing with housing benefit, linking it, something the party opposite didn't do for years. and because of the tough decisi

about the removal of certain ministers and the appointment of certain ministers, only they are deputies, authorized for this action, after which the prime minister submits these nominations to the parliament. and they vote, yes, now it's simple, because i stopped the time when it was necessary to agree on the candidacy with two factions, with three and even with five, but now it's simple, there is one faction, formally simple, but are there votes? yesterday and the day before yesterday's voting in the parliament showed that these ministers did not receive votes, sufficient votes of the people's servants, from 170 to 167 votes out of the required 200. 26 were received by all ministerial candidates, where the rest of the necessary votes were taken from the opz faction and its fragments, so on ... indeed, we can debate for a very long time about the qualities of individual ministers and this government, but since yesterday we have a government, servants of the people and opzh openly. after two maidans and in the third year of the war, this as for me, terrible moral degradation, terrible po

the cabinet of ministers needs new energy. this is how volodymyr zelenskyi announced the personnel changes in the government the day before. reformatting began on the same day. verkhovna rada dismissed three ministers: justice, protection of the environment and natural resources, and the ministry of strategy and industry, as well as the vice-prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration. and already today, the layoffs continued with the second attempt. would resign the minister of foreign affairs, the head of the state property fund and the vice prime minister for reintegration, this is far from a complete list of personnel changes this week, but we will talk about everything later, but for now a brief overview of how government officials were dismissed. the largest reshuffle of the government since the time of the full-scale invasion, that is what the western media call the changes in the ukrainian cabinet. the flurry of resignations and dismissals began on september 4 with the head of the ministry of foreign affa

>> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, the fact of the matter is this. 22 million-pound black hole. richard hughes is at salute lead clear. the largest overspend outside of the pandemic. of course when it comes to mitigations and impacts we put those in place. ramping up pension credit. something they did not do for years. because of the tough decisions we are making to stabilize the economy increases outstripping any loss. before he complained apologizing for the 22 and a half. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker —-dash. >> i want to hear the question. >> mr. speaker, when i was in the government we protected and we gave pensioners. taking money 13,000 pounds, mr. speaker. the chance to adjust this morning. the policy did not raise any money, mr. speaker. obviously the government would not have made this decision without an impact analysis. there is simply again what it is now. >> concerned about balancing the book. they have left a 22 billion- pound platform. it lies there. the only way to rebuild our country and invest in our public service to make sure everyone is better off as if we cl

the vision is very clear to the minister. they cannot have any other source of income is a part of the issue of them filled and picked and did it last declared, the global asset present shift. so the income or asset they have in the country and they've brought the how are you very well. thank you. as we had hoped, the agent offered to introduce us to his boss. thank you very much. ripple not moved as an estate agent. originally from the ministers hometown have to go. he works discreetly with wealthy clients like safe was i'm in child hurry. so much i don't, we don't feel like how could i say it, they have very uncomfortable people, an a trustee. they've been to trust any invest by 1xww. that happening, ripple, not mood, is on his way to a london hotel to meet our under cover team we are posing as well as the overseas investors, looking to move $100000000.00 out of china into the u. k. property market. if i'm supposed to meet with upcoming really be very good to me. it seems that business the agents gave us the next clue witho

i change the labour— labour prime minister. i change the labour party _ labour prime minister.the labour party to _ labour prime minister. i change the labour party to restore - labour prime minister. i change the labour party to restore it i the labour party to restore it to the — the labour party to restore it to the service of working pe0ple. _ to the service of working people, and that is exactly what — people, and that is exactly what we _ people, and that is exactly what we will do for britain, but — what we will do for britain, but i — what we will do for britain, but i will_ what we will do for britain, but i will not do it with easy answers. _ but i will not do it with easy answers, i will not do it with false — answers, i will not do it with false hope, not now, not ever. that— false hope, not now, not ever. that is— false hope, not now, not ever. that is how _ false hope, not now, not ever. that is how we got here in the first— that is how we got here in the first place _ that is how we got here in the first place. so, i know, after everything you've been through, ho

the prime minister said... the very tough questions. the prime minister said. . .— minister said... - minister said... the settlor story ran yesterday. the i minister said... the settlor i story ran yesterday. the press conference — story ran yesterday. the press conference wasn't _ story ran yesterday. the press conference wasn't long - story ran yesterday. the press conference wasn't long and i story ran yesterday. the press| conference wasn't long and the press was probably told this is about the talks, and the talks are really crucial, and the hostage families are really speaking loudly, more angrily, more passionately than before. they were joined by the biggest trade union in israel this week, the protests are bigger than ever before. so there was a lot to ask, so prime minister netanyahu promised to hold another press conference on the occupied west bank — although he calls itjudea and samaria. thank you very much. poland srambled its own aircraft last night as russia launched another round of air strikes this time on ukraine s western city of lviv close to its border. seven

sokolovska, who for a short period was the minister of affairs, the minister of social policy for the protection of citizens, she was there for a short time, and now she was in charge of that direction, the president fired her and ms. vereshchuk will be a coordinator. to the first deputy head of the committee on social policy for the protection of veterans' rights, because the minister from the ministry of veterans affairs of ukraine was appointed by a person who was the deputy minister of defense, nataliya kalmykova, forgive her, kalmykova, and actually there were always quite positive reviews about her , how do you plan the committee, i mean the department debugging this work or? do you think that during her term this cooperation will be more fruitful, and it will be possible to implement more projects and more of such, you know, things that will help veterans to integrate. actually in our society. yes, nataliya kalmykova, she came from the private sector, she was also involved in volunteering before, she is a well-known person in this environment, and among the military. and when s

can the prime minister explain how the plan _ prime minister explain how the plan will— prime ministerthe first bills we introduced was to reform our railways after 14 years of chaos. great british railways will unite track and train under a single leadership and that means a closer collaboration across the industry and faster and more effective decisions on infrastructure. i know how vital that will be in relation to luton and other stations in her constituency. we are carefully considering the best approach but i assure her we are committed to ensuring our railways will be open to everyone. railways will be open to everyone-— railways will be open to everyone. thank you, mr speaker- _ everyone. thank you, mr speaker. today - everyone. thank you, mr speaker. today is - everyone. thank you, mr speaker. today is back i everyone. thank you, mr - speaker. today is back british farming — speaker. today is back british farming day and the previous government to let our farmers down — government to let our farmers down and _ government to let our farmers down and in their incompetence unders

the vice-prime minister of european and euro-atlantic integration. as well as the minister of justice of ukraine, her resignation, rather, was technical in order to combine these two portfolios. oleksiy kuleba became the deputy prime minister for the reconstruction of ukraine, the minister of development. to communities and the territory of ukraine, he came to the cabinet of ministers from the office the president vitaly koval became the minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine, we already mentioned him today. matviy bidnyi becomes the minister of youth and sports of ukraine. previously, he temporarily performed duties in the same position. svitlana grynchuk becomes minister of environmental protection and natural resources of ukraine. previously, she worked as a deputy minister of energy. nataliya kalmykova becomes minister of veterans affairs. of ukraine, previously she worked in the ministry of defense. herman smetanin becomes minister of strategic industries industry of ukraine. previously, he was the head of ukroboronprom, and mykola tochytskyi becomes the minister of cult

. the finance minister, the economy minister, who said that if you don't want the country to have no apples, then create a ministry of apples, it is not always fair, it is clear that some ministries are needed, but why create them for every occasion, i think that these ministries that already exist can deal with the return of ukrainians, just create conditions, create programs, work, because in fact there are no... secrets here, people are afraid to return, because rocket bombs are falling even in the west of the country, we recently saw a tragedy in lviv, in poltava, that is, not even in the front-line territories, we see what problems we have with education, the year has begun, and a lot of children came to school and saw again, that there are no normal shelters, no teachers. these elementary problems, if we solve safety and quality education, it will be easier if we also find money to support families, because many people simply have nowhere to return, there are no bombed-out houses or occupied territories, where these people will settle, in other countries they are provided with

kalmykova, minister, minister of veteran affairs.vii bitny minister of youth and sports and svitlana grynchuk, minister of environmental protection, president, diplomat, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2014-19. mr. pavle, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. greetings to everyone, friends, greetings, mr. sergey, well, it is not so easy to drive when some traffic lights are turned off, but i am glad, but i am glad that i arrived, i am glad that you are in our studio today, because today was the inauguration of the next foreign minister . rights of ukraine and the resignation of his predecessor. so, dmytro kuleba left position, wrote a resignation letter, did not publicly comment on why he left. andriy sibiga, appointed as the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, was his first deputy in the ministry, previously yermak's deputy and ambassador to turkey, and another graduate of the mfa system, mykola topytskyi became the minister of culture and strategic communications. how do you rate these shots? reshuffl

foreign minister of south korea foreign minister of spain foreign minister of oman salam alaikum salam foreign minister of poland german foreign minister salam alaikum foreign minister of kyrgyzstan and foreign minister of armenia in all of this, it is natural that the bilateral issues of the two countries are discussed , there are issues in the relations that are reviewed. and in any case, decisions are made and regional issues are discussed in particular in all of these, with lebanon at the top. in addition to these bilateral meetings, the minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran attended three important international meetings. brics foreign ministers meeting. the meeting of the foreign ministers of the asian dialogue forum, which was chaired by iran . the meeting of the palestine committee of the non-alignment movement , we had these three meetings. in all three of them , however, palestine, gaza, and lebanon were discussed. the palestine committee, which had its own place, all members of that committee took a stand against israel, against israel's crimes. the req

but some ministers want to stay like domino who's the interior minister fan. she wants to say actually that she had the culture wants to stay. and so it depends on whether or not you had other ideas or not. and that will be in the coming days. and weeks. well, thank you very much. all 3 of you for joining us on today's inside story. all guess what? you got rental brain by maria and beyond the bmo. if you'd like to watch this or any of our other programs, you can always find them on dom all now to 0 adult calm your contributions, comments. i mean, even criticism a welcome to on our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. or you can use x for many. twitter or a handle is at a inside story. i'll be back here very soon. but until then for me, james base and all the team, his stay safe and well, bye bye. for now the, the september announces 0 us vice president, pamela harris and republican presidential candidates. donald trump faced off in their 1st to the debate. people in power meets environmental campaign is facing a truck down for

of the ministers, some of the ministries had acting ministers, new ministers were appointed, so who came to shmyhal's government. olga stefanishyna became vice-prime minister for european integration and minister of justice, andriy sebiga became minister of foreign affairs, oleksiy kuleba - prime minister for reconstruction, minister of community development, herman smetanin, minister of strategic industries, vitaliy koval, minister of agrarian policy, mykola tochytskyi, minister of culture and strategic communications, natalya kalmykova, minister of veteran affairs, matviy bidny , minister of youth and sports, and svitlana grynchuk, minister of environmental protection. president zelenskyy confirmed that the latest footage. the changes in the government are the previously announced reboot of the cabinet of ministers, while he did not give a direct answer about the future fate of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba, who wrote a resignation letter, and the verkhovna rada of ukraine today voted for kuleba's resignation. let's listen to what president zelensky said

and, for example, the appointment of oleksiy kuleba as deputy prime minister for reconstruction, minister of community and territorial development was supported, in particular, by the batkivshchyna faction. president zelensky motivated the changes in the government by the need for new energy, but most of the newly appointed ones already worked in the government in the positions of deputy ministers, or are transferred to the cabinet from the president's office. whether indeed, this is a new energy and how effective these rotations will be, we will talk about it later, but now i propose to dwell in more detail on individual appointments in the government. on september 3, 2024, the head of the state property fund vitaliy koval and five ministers at once. they submitted their resignations to the verkhovna rada, and the next day they were joined by the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba. voting for the resignation of the leaders stretched over two days. so yesterday, that is, on september 4, the verkhovna rada of ukraine dismissed from her position the vice prime

, that is, there is no program of shmyhal's government, he has been a minister, prime minister of ukrainehe government for four years, the government did not submit a program, this program was not approved by the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and that's why this statement about... some new energy in the government, which has no program, and it is not clear what goals it wants to achieve and why and in what way, looks very strange, that's what people's deputy yaroslav zheleznyak is actually talking about, who says that the reasons for personnel changes in the government are completely transparent and mostly political, let's listen to what the railwayman said, yehal ushchenko carries a lot of black cash, of course. he must be left, there is dmytro kuleba, for some reason people love him more than some officials from the president's office, and in he has a certain rating, of course he should be fired, well, otherwise, the office of the president will exist after that, so the logic seems clear enough to me. mr. viktor, judging by these actions that zelenskyi’s team is resorting to, can it be per