national conservatism. yoram europe is very pro nationalism. paul miller is a critic of nationalism, especially christian nationalism. so welcome this conversation. paul will speak for 20 or 25 minutes, after which there will be plenty of time for question and comment. so paul, thank you so much for joining. and let me say that the book is here physically in the office for those who would like to buy it and i commend that to you. so paul, you. thank you mark should well. well thank you, mark. and thank you to you all for time this evening. i don't take that for granted and i hope to make it worth your while. i want to say. a special thanks to mark and to providence. some of this book has its origins in articles that appeared in providence magazine years ago or in talks i gave the islands, christianity and national security conference over the years. that's not to imply that. they endorsed the book. it's just that i'm very grateful for for mark and for the giving me a place to develop thinking and to do research and to start the work that result

national park. in either congress. in an in an earlier congress, in the pre-war congress. such proposals would have been subject to the same rhetorical assault and would have been defeated or would have been vetoed. south carolina senator james hammond had declared on floor of the u.s. senate, infamously, cotton is king and the absolute power of cotton quote, would bring the whole world to our feet. if economic power was not enough, violence would be used even on the floor of the senate where in 1856, massachusetts senator charles sumner was nearly beaten to death by south carolina representative preston brooks before war. before the civil war, pro-slavery politicians washington were content with relatively weak central government, its limited responsable polities would include delivering the u.s. protecting on the frontier and pursuing fugitive slaves. they preferred financing that small government through the sale of public land in, lieu of personal taxes. thus avoiding taxation on the inner most

a christian nation. first of all, 2nd debt, white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and that 3rd, that christianity is the most important religion of all that really flies in the face of a lot of things that the founders in the front and all the founding documents. absolutely, to arrive at this position that, that fascinating one that i've never understood. absolutely, and i think, you know, one of the things that i find troubling about this is the 2 things. actually. one is the way in which they get it all wrong about the founders, under framers and things that they've said. and what are documents, say in the declaration independence in the constitution, you know, no religious tests, they believe in religious tests then and there's a big religious test about christianity. but at the same time they don't want a lot of government, but they want a christian government. and so these are the things that i, i called attention within christian nationalism about christian nationalist

well, i think it's important to note the christian national as christian nationalism as an id. ology is a problem for all of the country and it's a problem for all iterations of christianity. 1 so while it would be convenient to say this is totally aligns with this one expression of christianity. i don't think that's accurate. i think that christians from across from all the different denominations need to wrestle with chris christian nationalism and understand how that's different than christianity. i think that christian nationalism though can help explain why, even angelic goals as a voting block. white evangelicals voted in such high numbers for trump, what makes it even joke when evangelical? well, that's a, that's a $1000000.00 question, but i think that it's become a term that's more about identity than about religion, especially for white evangelicals. and that's because they are voting in such walk step for a figure like tromp and then now for trump accolades, who are running in this, in this election. so it is more about an identity that carries with it assumptions about na

various nationalities.hey got to know each other and exchanged phone numbers. we became friends with addresses and then, because at first it was planned to be one-time, but then it was decided that it was so good to make this festival traditional, and again, first the organizing committee decided what? there will be a wandering festival, so that not only in the city, grodno, but in all regional centers there will be such a wonderful beautiful spectacular performance, but the city of grodno somehow convinced the representatives of the organizing committee and at the government level it was decided to prescribe the final event of the festival national cultures, already permanently in the city. grodno each time with each festival more and more hmm representatives of the nationality took part, looking at the first , new national-cultural public associations began to form. and so every year, every time the festival gained more and more friends and fans and participants, what is most important and now it has reac

various nationalities.t to know each other, exchanged phone numbers, became friends it turned out well to make this festival traditional, but again, at first the organizing committee decided what? there will be a wandering festival, so that not only in the city, grodno, but in all regional centers there will be such a wonderful beautiful spectacular action, but the city of grodno somehow convinced. uh, representatives of the organizing committee and at the government level decided to prescribe the final event of the festival of national cultures, already permanently in the city. grodno more and more each time with each festival hmm representative nationalities took part, looking at the first ones, new national-cultural public associations began to form, therefore, every year, every time the festival gained more and more friends and fans and participants, what is most important, and now it has reached 31 nationalities. here, and many who wish to participate take part in the qualifying rounds. every festival

team for the national team, they simply won't play at that level . young people, from the point of view of motivation, that's why he didn't pedal this conflict with the coaching staff of the national team. they trusted, believed the coach and reciprocated . so ukraine-slovakia youth teams 3:0, this result takes us to the european championship, which will be held there in june and july, and in georgia, there will be held in romania. it is not yet known where we will play. remembering that this is already the potential composition of trubin , zabarny, orphan, sudakov, mudryk, sikan, all these players already have experience as players in the national team, and we, in fact, for this euro, such expectations are optimistic, well, here at this euro, it is precisely necessary to invite mudryk and zabarny to join, well, trubin is clear that is, all the football players who are in the first national team should be called to molodizhka, because with this team we can count. well, we won the world championship in 19th year, we can even take a look at the highest

ruslan rotan was the captain of dnipro and the captain of the national team.that is, we we are talking about the fact that ruslan ratanyan is very, very, well, such a strong e-e component, specifically football, about how he is a coach , he is particularly successful, he was an assistant to vyacheslav shevchuk in the donetsk olympics, and there were many doubts, especially at the beginning at the start of work, but then ruslan rotan proved that he is absolutely worthy in this position and once again he spent this cycle almost perfectly. in particular, in france, so that the youth youth national team always wins championships the way it is , that is, france is always there on a par with portugal, roughly speaking, spain is the favorite of all youth and youth competitions. ruslan rotan proved that he is definitely worthy of working here. and this match also became slovakia his benefit is the absolutely correct choice in the composition of the team. that is, everyone who should have been called up to the national team, yes, and not especially, he is there, but in

of other nations. that was the original idea of the piece of westphalia, which ended the 30 years war in europe. which unfortunately, since 1999, tony blair said that era is over, we now have a responsibility to protect. in other words, regime change against governments. we don't like that's the problem in the west right now. yeah, and mr. shang, i think it's also concurrent with that quote from official area which you mentioned a moment ago about being an authentic patron and also being a citizen of the world. i don't think there is any contradiction between these 2 terms. speaking of which, i know that schiller good than many other gentlemen are writers and thinkers. i'm still very much appreciated in russia. in fact, i think much of their russian nation, despite the current circumstances, remain and germonti files, including the leader of this country. and we do have the steer type of the germans as practical, national people who are friendly with the critical thinking, who know how to use it. peopl

to gather all the nationalities.ell , or willing representatives of various nationalities was chosen city. grodno as just a platform and, uh, 11 nationalities took part in the first festival. after that, within the framework of this festival, they got to know each other, because the ninety-sixth year is about the year of the creation of these or those, uh, public associations of national cultural representatives of various nationalities. they got to know each other and exchanged phone numbers. we became friends with addresses and then, because at first it was planned to be one-time, but then it was decided on the basis of the results that it turned out so well to make this festival traditional. and again, at first, the committee decided that the festival, so that not only in the city, grodno, but in all regional centers, there was such a wonderful beautiful spectacular action, but the city of grodno somehow convinced the representatives of the organizing committee and at the government level it was decided to prescri

national cathedral. what do think about the legacy and role of black churches and civil rights that they center culture and have amazing social justice program? but they are facing so many threats with aging congregation and limited resources and are not prioritizing the physical preservation of history. and so we want to correct that imbalance. we have just established a partnership with the getty foundation, where we will help to preserve historic places designed by black architects, the modernist style to ensure that these places are celebrate it, but most importantly, that the design contribution of black architects is known and and value in american society. and i think that's so important because don't realize how few black there are in the. my cousin is an architect and i think just recently there are 500 license black women architects in the country, just 500 black women. right. the numbers for black african-american architects is not that much bigger. so we're talking about small number of peopl

mykhailo, what role does the national bank play in the economy of ukraine?t we have recently become accustomed to hearing the word release in a more positive context about the release of the ukrainian population. points, and here it was really unexpected a statement from one of the officials and actually it is important because the national bank in peacetime plays a very important role for the banking system and the economy in general, and in wartime a lot is expected of it of important e-e decisions of things that affect e-e on everyone, first of all, it is the exchange rate, the question is whether the national bank will keep a new head of the national bank, what will be his vision regarding the fixed exchange rate, will he rearrange or will he release the exchange rate, what will be his vision regarding issues of the national bank. i think that without it, we will not be able to get by, and also in terms of regulation, let's say , the insurance market of insurance companies, in relation to which the national bank has been very, very strict recently, and d

we have put forward the chinese -- great nation of the chinese nation and need well coordinated effortsstruggle project because in -- [indiscernible] we have adopted the five-year plan and the -- comprehensive strategy as well as the general rentable of the same -- ensuring stability as we have worked to pursue development and -- we have identified the principal contradictions facing chinese sovereignty it is unbalanced and at -- we have made it clear that closing this gap should be the focus of all of our initiatives. with these efforts, we have made constant progress in enriching and developing a new form on human advancement. we have forward applied a new development [indiscernible] work hard to promote high-quality [indiscernible] and pushed to foster a new pattern -- we have heard our supply-side structural reform. formulated a series of major regional strategies to china's overall developments. and brought about historical lies -- lives in china's economic strength. in the past decade, china's -- has grown from 55 trillion to 114 trillion and come to account for 18.5% of the world

we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war two. we we're thankful for the truman doctrine the berlin airlift, the creation of the united nations and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces that occurred during his presidency. lord, you brought him from humble beginnings and used even his setbacks to provide him stepping stones to greater use in inspired by his note of all life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceed our grasp for courage, creativity and commitment we pray in your sovereign. amen. ladies and, gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. now, this is what you all came for. now it is special honor to invite word president truman's clifton truman daniel and his wife, polly and thomas. daniel alex burden and dr. kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation, both and senate. and i might as current and past and leaders and mcconnell. and together we will unveil this

announcer: north korea's ambassador to the united nations spoke to other world leaders at the u.n. general assembly in new york city. the speech is about 20 minutes. the speech is about 20 minutes. >> mr. president, mr. secretary general, distinguished delegates, let me begin by congratulating you on your election as the president of the 77th session of the united nations general assembly. i am confident your stewardship will be successful. mr. president, over the last few years, this virus has taken the precious lives of more than 6.3 one million people and still poses a threat to humankind with the emergence of the subvariant. to make matters worse, the global health crisis is compounded by infectious diseases such as monkeypox. this year there has been material losses in all regions of the world, including south asia, western europe and north america due to the effects of disaster prone whether resulting from climate change. this has created another problem to the international community. we are plunging into the worst of her state since world war ii, owing to the high handednes

who is the stronger national team, ours or scotland ?e these players saying correctly, they play in the top clubs of the epl, and against this scotland, losses are not victories, i agree - this is a failure, very serious losses, because in scotland and by the scots, and once again we note that it is not france, not spain, not england, not italy, not germany. that is it not a top national team, so it was necessary not just to fight against this scotland on equal footing, but to win because that was one of the two matches that we and the scots had again, uh, the context, uh, after all , of the analysis of the general work of oleksandr petrakov's coaching staff, and here it is necessary to determine what exactly the coaches are because oleksandr petra kovtsia but there needs to be a headquarters where there needs to be flexible tactics where it is still necessary to have an influence on the football players because, well, again, we have now decided the fate, even small things like that there were objective reasons, there were none, but ther

she has served nationally as president of five national organizations, and cnn w is only one national organization that she is with. they include delta stigma data sorority and to national and one international counseling organizations. she is an american counseling associate fellow, noted counselor educator and has touched the lives of many counseling students and professionals. she has board experience, including a tenure with the college board and the educational testing service or ethos. some of the boards that she had served on include the good shepherd center, residential treatment center for adolescents, the carrots and bank board, st. agnes hospital health care, and the scene institute. now, she is not an architect and not an engineer but somehow she managed to find herself commissioner of the baltimore architectural and engineering commission. she has a long tenure as national director of women, women in the naacp. she knew before jim clyde minted that he was getting the spring harm because she has that relationship with the nwa cpp. her professional experience includes state

on other nations. and that to me is the most horrible aspect of this that the united states is starving people in afghanistan, starving people in yemen with sanctions, is committed to destroying the living standards of the people in russia. for what purpose? for the purpose of weakening russia and making sure that the unit polar order is left on challenge. and that to me is the highest level of immortality. which gets right at this question, you're talking about tearing away that, which is most beautiful and western culture. now we are also witnessing a very interesting phenomenon of, of cancelling russia or cancelling the russian culture when you have institutions banning classical works of dusty of sky or tolstoy as well as the banning or russian performers from getting concerts. and i think that shows that the reaction to russia is very intense, very, very strong. and i heard some people here in russia suggest that this level of gemini zation and trying to ostracize russia is actually reflective. an

this is the risk of the independence of the national bank.he only thing we can fear now is that as a result of certain appointments this independence may decrease, and the influence of politicians on the work of the national bank will increase. for example, we can see this on the example of turkey, where erdogan took control the turkish central bank, as a result, is not pursuing the policy that should be pursued by an independent instruction, but the exact opposite, and as a result, inflation in turkey is already 83%, in ukraine during the war it is now 22%." further and with regard to international partners, for example, predecessor shevchenko always tried very hard to show himself as a person who cooperates with the international monetary fund and can withdraw money for ukraine . there is more help, more losses. really one main one of communicators, and shevchenko was still the person they were appointed to be. well, come on, the release of smolia disrupted our cooperation with the million currency fund for a very short time, and that's why

it to a national threat to thehe constitution of the nation, it's the way to sustain the nation so put statistics for a variety of european countries not in the united states, 19 european countries and we informed people how fast their countries were aging and has to have detrimental effects on their economies and societies wagoing forward unless immigratn isow allowed our surprise the demographic argument from the nationalists perspective about the survival of the nation was powerful and most people significantly toward liberal views, even people conservative i think nationalism, it teaches us nationalism is not something we should be constantly lamenting this today. rather, it's almost human condition, but want to be proud of the country and for it to survive so framing demographic change and immigration in a way that embraces its role in the survival of the country is the way forward and up until now we've been focused on military by immigrants or commoditizing them as economic, it hasn't been successful in politics but evidence suggests the good thing. >> you to one of my questions

it was including a friend lucy body with british national and was somewhat american nationals. and one of them, his chief national security advisor, was working by the american military stablish made today the friend of both john and don't and from funny that he was independent from london and washington. okay. mr. because you need to come in the i think the call, i don't know the gentleman but where he is. i think it's quite hilarious. it was a long run, which really didn't random really come up to any of the answers that you are probably looking for. the at the end of the day, like i said, it doesn't really matter what anyone really said. it's what the masses of bucks on one. if the mon han was removed from premier ship in bucks on due to a no vote confidence which we as a party believe was an into, was inspired by an international conspiracy. and there was a lots of horse trading that took place that people took on the street the same very night number that i've never been seen before. unprecedented numbers. this wasn't something that apart you can organize. it wasn't someth

national security advisor jake sullivan talked about the biden administration strategy on national security. this is just over one hour. >> good afternoon. welcome to georgetown welcome to the school of foreign service and welcome to our historic hall. we are honored to be hosting the center for that -- the national security advisor jake sullivan. we are honored to have such distinguished array of guests from the cabinet foreign ambassadors from all of the world, foreign policy experts and most importantly, are georgetown students who have committed to global service and represent our best hope to bring new ideas to support peaceful and prosperous future. for our guests who are just visiting, the school of foreign service is the oldest school of national affairs in the united states. it was founded 1919 five years before the creation of the u.s. foreign service. it was created in the aftermath of world war i and a devon -- devastating pandemic the spanish flu. our founder summed up the core mission of the school and he said unprepared as we were for war, we are resolved never to be unprepar

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nations and the united states. there's already a structured there in place because of the treaty relationship for something that in a like a different conversation a different context would look like reparations. the other thing i would say is that reparations or so responsibility in the present would logically take the form of. non-native governments and non-native communities supporting the work of tribal sovereignty in the present and one of the things you do see in more recent commemorations that have been sponsored by or participated in by native nations is an assistance that any sort of discussion of say removal and the early 19th century should be a company by first and insistence that those nations are still present those nations survive. they rebuild their they've they continue to exist not just as communities about as part of the political landscape of the united states, but then to also put in emphasis on native american sovereignty and the present, so that's that's not always easy to get into these disc

it's emotions, it's everything, but i really want to emphasize the feeling of the national national anthem, there'll be tears everywhere in the country because it's the moment that you realize what you've achieved because the build ups been amazing this over a decade for guitar. but also, i think for the country to embrace it and just say look what we've achieved as a country. it's such a big success. hold on to japan and south korea. they have both qualified, 20 years off, the co hosting, the world cup themselves. mcbride report arriving for a kaylee clash, it was south korea main stadium for world cup matches 20 years ago with the thoughts of many fans now focused on guitar. the goal recently we've had good results, so i think we can do well. one thing, the opponents in our group, i don't think it will be easy, but we could get into the round of 16. these were the scenes in 2002, when incredibly co host south korea, which the semi's, the 1st country outside europe in the americas to do so. 20 years and for world cup later, south korea has never been able to recreate that magic for the di

and well somewhere american nationals. and one of them is national chief national security adviser was working by the american military establishment. so today, the friend a friend of both johnson, i don't know from pakistan, is that he want independence from london and watch it because you need to come in there. i think for the call. i don't know the gentleman, but where he is. i think it's quite hilarious. it was a long rant, which really didn't ran, didn't really come up to any of the answers that you're probably looking for the at the end of the day. like i said, it doesn't really matter what anyone really says. it's what the masses of bucks on want, if i'm on han, was removed from premier ship and box on due to no fault confidence, which we as a party believed, wasn't. it was inspired by an international conspiracy, and there was a lot of horse trading that took place. the people took on the streets the same very night numbers that have never been seen before. unprecedented numbers. this was something that a party can

you were mentioning about develop nations helping or assisting developing nations because i'm sure there's different priorities. definitely what's happening in london or what's happening in cities like when a site is where we are right now. so, you know, how do you find that balance and what type of help were mentioning about, you know, a fund to assist other cities? could you tell us a bit more about what this is about? the 1st thing is look for those, those least responsible for climate change, those least responsible for cause in atlantic crisis or suffering. the west consequences of this. you speak somebody, but there's the causal time would arise in speech, some impact on suffering from for them to speak, somebody in boca time, relation to the equality and so forth. that goes climate change, right? the suffering, the west consequences, it is a moral argument. but secondly, so linked, right, so, so we, in a global north call, escape the consequences of climate change anymore. but also, you know, toxic air climate change, extreme weather doesn't respect national boundaries. and this is

we have never lived in nation-states. the nation-state was invented by the western europeans. cultures. we never by color. well, we all have approximately the same skin color, but we have never set barriers on an ethnic basis. we lived where we wanted in the west of our powers. in the east on our power. we kept our ethnic customs. we supported them, we didn’t eradicate them, we didn’t eradicate them, and these concepts of nationalism come to us. just don't fit not great russian, not belarusian, but ukrainian, this is a form that distorts the existence of our peoples. this does not mean that we all have to. by the way, the same this means that we must preserve and cultivate our differences, but only in dialogue in a symphony of mutual exchange. this applies to everyone, and here, for example, to an extreme or an ecstasy about russification, when everyone will only be a great russian, and everyone else they say. secondary, of course, other peoples can meet the excesses of nationalism. the same belarusian or maybe ukrainian or there, well, tatar, but if we ourselves are great rus

i don't the national team. and i reckon that's something that's only going into us if i would them facing the i to states around if us and for us $98.00 and they want to one is actually their 1st ever well it's got victory. so that tells you a lot if anything, iranian players are or mentally, very strong players do drive a lot of their strict wanting to deliver for the people. so i think that's on the actually to do it. the 3rd the world cup can do you think iran is the team to beat when it comes to asian qualifiers? i think i've been fortunate of actually spent a lot of time with their our national team here in camp. met the previous stuff and also know the stuff that just come in, but also spent some time with the players. i think when you look at the same as a squad, highly qualified and technically very gifted and other local players amid shows. so i know that they're going to do well because they've got a great score. they've got good debt, the siding 11, lot of players playing in europe. so overall i thin

what if we say religion and nation? and if you say, does america have separation of religion and nation? the answer is emphatically no. and this gets noticed by. our friends in europe when they when they observe our inaugural inauguration ceremonies they hear a presidential inaugural address they that our speeches speeches sound like sermons and our sermons sound like political speeches. we're really good at that. we've been known for that for at least 200 years. so we routinely mix religion and nation politicians and right democrat republic and independent all quote from the bible. you can go through the most recent inaugural addresses, as i did last semester. students in american heritage and and every every new president, whether it's donald trump, joe biden, every president is quoting from the bible bible. so while we affirm the institutional separation of churches from the government, while we defend freedom of worship, we mix religion and politics all the time there is currently the really hot topic of christian n

this is a national home. the bashkirs were presented with a national costume.here for the first time. well, of course, the scale of the festival is impressive. and it is clear that they are being treated with great care. yes, uh, here, we can say by the example of the bashkirs, but in turn i want to say that the situation is exactly the same in bashkortostan with the belarusians. yes, we have belarusian fiolas, we protect the traditions of the belarusian language, therefore, i believe that the state authorities. here is any. countries should pay such great attention to the preservation of the traditions of the languages ​​of the peoples, and therefore we are here with such a big mission that we came to this holiday of principle. eh, as if the message, it is still one to unite different peoples who speak different languages, having different cultural codes, to unite with such one people. i want to express my deep gratitude for the fact that our diapri is given, by the decision of the head of the republic of bashkortostan , the bashkir yurt. and the bashkir yurt

representative to the united nations. >> the united nations will not tolerate attempts at illegal annexation never recognize it. these united nations will not tolerate seizing a neighbor's land i force. we will stand up to it. these united nations will not tolerate the destruction of the u.n. charter. amy: 35 nations, including china and india, abstained from the u.n. vote condemning russia's annexation. this is gene shuang, china's deputy u.n. ambassador. >> we have always believed any action taken by the general a similar should be conducive to the de-escalation of the situation, should be conducive to the early resumption of dialogue and should be conducive to the promotion of a political solution to this crisis. the draft resolution submitted will not help achieve the above-mentioned objectives. therefore, the chinese delegation will abstain. amy: to talk more about the war in ukraine, we are joined by two guests. arshak makichyan is an exiled russian anti-war, human rights and climate activist. we spoke to him in moscow just before he fled russia in march, now based in berlin. the russi

i've released a national strategy to reach that key goal. strategy that has three key principles. first, help more americans, say this again, help more americans access the food that will keep their families nourished and healthy. a lot of food deserts out there. second, give folks the option and information they need to make healthy indict dietary -- healthy dietary choices. thirdly, help more americans be physically active. people want to be lots of places to go to be active from where they live. good news is there's been a long -- already been a lot of strong foundation for this work. soon after i came to office, i signed the american rescue plan into law. it helped put food on the table and keep roof on the heads for millions of american families and helped our economy create nearly 10 million new jobs, most jobs created in that sometime -- -- created in that timeframe in american history. a key piece of the rescue plan is expanded child care tax credit. [applause] overwhelmingly working families buy food and basic needs for -- use that

ports in neutral nations. so this neutral sea behavior that we learned about this morning continue used to be a problem. now they would seize these ships even though they were sailing under a neutral flag and not particularly carrying any war material. so no, no ammunition. and they would just seized them and they would seize all the goods and they would imprison the sailors. you can imagine roughly how. well, this went over with the american people, especially because the sailors were treated quite poorly very early on in his presidency. john adams decided to send a three person envoy to paris to try and negotiate a new treaty, to try and figure out these tensions, to resolve these. that is what is that resulted in what we think. by the way, these are just some ships. and rigs from the big sur. there's the american and french ships. they're battling on the high seas, just providing a little bit of background information. you know, one of the challenges about talking the 1800s is your pictures just there. that

the united nations refugee agency slams malaysia for forcing the return of hundreds of me in mon nationals to their troubled contract and southeast asian foreign ministers hold special talk, saying they gravely concerned over the recent escalation of violence in me and my. but is there anything they can really do about it? ah, i've been for solon, nice to have you along. malaysia is under international criticism for deporting refugees back to me about the military government there to power in february last year, launching a brutal crack down on regime critics. thousands of people have died. malaysian immigration vehicles have been filmed, transporting refugees to naval bases for deportation. they expulsions include former naval officers who were seeking asylum. the un office says the deportations are a violation of international law. you and hcr the when refugee agency is seriously concerned about the continued deputation by malaysia of asylum seekers from me and my back to their country placing lives at risk. you and hcr has received multiple disturbing reports of a forced returns of me o

and research that is aimed at the development of our national economy, and above all.the leading leaders are the leading specialists of these institutions, doctors of sciences, professors, academicians , correspondent members, already by their status people, which are well-deserved and which are precisely these main directions in the development of our science and, accordingly, and to some extent, the economy determines, that is, this is work. not just for the sake of getting trunk crusts. this is work for the country. what the emphasis is on, first of all, to become, of course, that they are actively involved in the scientific research that is being conducted in the laboratory to which they came. among other things, by the way, we have such a course, at least with this innovation research biology in areas, biology, ecology and medicine in the national academy of sciences of belarus where i talk about what is being done in each of the institutes. and it's not just a biological or ecological nature or a medical institute. many things for ecology work in the same joint i

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