people right here in the studio in front of your eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations of the mgimo university from the most prestigious liberal arts universities in russia allow you to present our colleague's testimony. judging today's meeting, the soviet russian physicist, president of the moscow institute of physics and technology corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, professor nikolai nikolaevich kudryavtsev, the judge is assisted by the secretary of the judging panel of the marina of the russian movement clever and clever, karina knyazeva, helps me and helps out orders and medals, the winner of the 28th season humanitarian telecompiad, and now a student of the second mgimo university course natalia fomenko from saratov invited maria tam manukyan your honor in the quarterfinals, she chose the red carpet and won on it. true, for this she had to go to the bank victoria vasyukova kaliningrad, where she urgently won without penalty. arkhangelsk managed to make a mistake once on the yellow carpet, once corr

clever right here in the studio before your very eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations, the hemo university of one of the most prestigious universities in russia let you introduce our panel of judges, which we call the areopagus. today's meeting, the rector of the northern arctic federal university named after lomonosov doctor of philosophical sciences professor elena vladimirovna kudryashova secretary of the jury , marina you are in pink. knyazeva instructs, my assistant is a second-year student of the faculty of international relations at his university natalya fomenko invited viktor kharkov your honor he is a very victorious young man in the quarterfinals he won on the red carpet. kirill levin ulyanov won the quarterfinals on the green carpet with one penalty point. here is such a story. your honor quarter-finals he won the prologue chose the yellow track. once answered correctly. but then marietta manukyan from vladikavkaz bypassed his red one. if you have forgotten who maria manukyan is, here she is now sitting in front of you. she was wrong. i went to both, the ba

i graduated from the moscow state institute of international relations with a degree in internationalations after university. i got a job in the state civil service in my free time, i am fond of studying the history of my hometown and play the guitar a little. this is my debut performance. thank you well, dmitry sergey alexander now is the time? pay attention to our main monitor, we see on our main monitor the themes of our today's game. they are beautiful, as never before the most wonderful questions and the most beautiful topics for you, dear viewers, and for you, dear players. we are starting the first round. the first round of the topic is the third, well, you said monuments and statues are not only fish nikolai gogol and this means that the answer must necessarily contain two words, each of which begins with the letter k sergey choose once peter the great one said of this frenchman that if he were alive, he would give him half of his kingdom, if only to learn from him to rule the other. perhaps the fourteenth is not. maybe charlemagne later? we know this story from voltaire and a

more, i'm joined by my guest here in moscow. maxine stop, he is the wrecker of the center of advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. and we have to meet with barbara. she's a political analyst and editor knows me. internet media project originally across stock rolls. and the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want, and i would appreciate it. let's start out with maxine, maxine, this is a victory day on victory day in the great patriotic wars. it's called here in russia. and if you go down the streets, i see the st. george ribbon is the plans are all out, of course for the big 3 days renown for some military parade. and the president giving a speech. what makes it important this year, as opposed to the very 1st one and all the ones in between? go ahead. well, i think the meaning of the picture day is important and least 3 dimensions. one is a war that has united the entire nation and blot every other russian family have relative or decent travel to either flaw or a gauge in this war, and some form or the out. so this is, as you accurately mention, this in the country and a dna. the 2nd important aspect of

more i'm joined by my guest here in moscow. maxine stop, he is the wrecker of the center of advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. and we have to meet with bob and she's a political analyst and editor knows me internet media project for a gentleman cross rose and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i would appreciate it. let's start with maxine, maxine, it's a, it's a victory day victory day in the great patriotic wars. it's called here in russia. and if you go down the streets, i see the saint george ribbon, you see flags are all out of course, for the victory days, renown for some military parade. and the president giving a speech. what makes it important this year, as opposed to the very 1st one and all the ones in between? go ahead. well, i think the meaning of the picture day is important and least 3 dimensions. one is a war that has united the entire nation and block every other russian family a relative or distant, relative or either flaw or a gauge in this war and some form or the out. so this is, as you accurately mention, this in the countries in a d, n a. the 2nd important aspec

of the new book usa phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine susco. he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations, originally across stock rules and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want . and i always appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biting ministration has in ukraine and, and de facto nato's goals. the washington post a, publish an article about volunteers, not, not a regular army, but all in tears in ukraine's military forces that are treated quite badly, ended up leaving the field and being arrested for desertion. and then we have of the big name of them all henry kissinger at the davos setting is just basically saying, you've got to wrap this up quickly through negotiations or it's going to start unraveling for everyone in ball. so my question is to you, is it, is this going to have an impact on policy making or is it just double down triple down. ready well, i think there will be more and more opposition runs the war, and it's not going ukra

not because a-a almost 50% of the diplomatic corps at one time studied at the moscow state institute of international relationstinues to cooperate with the moscow authorities not because some politicians may simply be on the hook. i am not only referring to hungary, but also some politicians from europe. that is not why schroeder is only under the influence of the sanctions and decided to leave alone of well-known russian companies where he held a position in the supervisory board of this company and only under the pressure of sanctions. imagine the former head of state is under the pressure of sanctions frankly in a country that is waging an aggressive war against another european country, he is so stays if he earns money and does not see any problems in this, not because in austria, it was necessary to talk about sanctions because one of the heads of the ministry of foreign affairs once danced with putin

of the new book usa phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine, so he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. originally crossed that rules and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want . and i would appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biding ministration has in ukraine and in defacto nato's goals. the washington post a, publish an article about volunteers, not, not a regular army, but all in tears in ukraine's military forces that are treated quite badly, ended up leaving the field and being arrested for dis desertion. and then we have the big name of them all. henry kissinger at the davos setting and just basically saying, you've got to wrap this up quickly through negotiations or it's going to start unraveling for everyone involved. so my question is to you, is it, is this going to have an impact on policy making or is it just double down triple down. ready well, i think there will be more and more opposition around the war, and it's not going uk

more, i'm joined by my guest here in moscow. maxine, stop, he is the wrecker of the center of advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. and we have dmitri bob, she's a political analyst editor, interest me, internet media project for a gentleman, cross stock rolls, and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want, and i would appreciate it. well, let's start out with maxine, maxine, that's a, it's a victory day. i'm a big today in the great, well patriotic war is it's called here in russia. and if you go down the streets i .

of the new book usa phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine, so he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations, originally across stock rules. and in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biting ministration has in ukraine and, and de facto nato's goals. the washington post a, publish an article about volunteers, not not a regular army, but volunteers in ukraine or military forces that are treated quite badly. ended up leaving the field and being arrested for desertion. and then we have the big name of them all, henry kissinger at the davos setting. and just basically saying, you've got to wrap this up quickly through negotiations or it's going to start unraveling for everyone involved. so my question is to you, is it, is this going to have an impact on policy making or is it just double down triple down. ready well, i think there will be more and more opposition around the war, and it's not going ukr

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