vitaly yarmolenko, chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, worked live on thetv channel on 5/3 khrystyna yatskiv burkovskyi while we we talked with our guests about really valuable topics the state duma of the russian federation ratified the agreements on the entry of the so-called dpr ln e-e into the russian federation in certain parts of the zaporozhye kherson region, the relevant draft laws on ratification were submitted to the state duma by putin, we will remind you. well, of course, the parliamentarians unanimously approved the decision on the occupation of ukrainian territories is only interesting. the remark in the meeting hall seemed to be very small, very small, more than four hundred, if of representatives of the people 402-3 if i am not mistaken. and where were they shared? sorry, more than 40. well , the question remains for now, respectively, they got sick. well, in the meantime, the republican marco rubio, a senator of the united states, said that putin can order to attack polish lithuanians verbatim. this is reported by the public. putin will dec

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yaroslav zhalilo, economist, deputy director of the national institute of strategic studies , was with us. we do not say goodbye and we advise you not to leave the national marathon. unconquered cities of ukraine. from 17 to twenty-one thousand jews were shot in the dnipro after the expulsion of the nazis remained under the attack of enemy aircraft but did not stop working on the victory does not cease and now he is the first to meet those who are fleeing from the war and, despite everything, reliably holds the rear of the dnipro people, just space and the dnipro is unconquered , my country. for real bright and colorful, my country is autumn, my country is unique and wonderful, they give birth to colorful rainbows, my country is dragobrat, a spring dream covered with a soft blanket. wherever you are, you will always return home to your ukraine. i will not give it to anyone. the rules of a warm country this winter, no house will burn down, the state and cities are doing everything possible to give cheerful warmth, it is our job to preserve it, unite with neighbors, insulate your house a

thank you oleksiy oleksiy ezhik, an expert from the national institute of strategic studies, was justng on. and then the next topic is the leading western countries are completing preparations for the introduction of price restrictions on russian oil for third countries, according to reuters, it is about the ceiling of the price per barrel of russian origin customers will be able to buy russian oil only at this price or below, otherwise they will be deprived of access to the sea oil transportation services of the market where the dominant western companies in the big seven believe that these sanctions will significantly reduce russia's oil revenues, which it spends on launching a war against ukraine, and at the same time, the supply of oil on the market will not fall as radically as it did in the case of the introduction of a full embargo on russian raw materials, reuters sources claim that the price ceiling will amount to 63 64 dollars per barrel, however , russia has already announced that it will not sell oil on such terms oleksiy ryabchenko, deputy prime minister for european and

briefly and clearly, oksii the hedgehog, an expert of the national institute of strategic studies , is already in touch with us. congratulations, mr. oleksiyovych, are you listening ? you are us because we do not hear you i can hear you oh we already hear you congratulations so ah-ah we often appeal to putin's logic, which is often-thick well, there is no army of the russian federation in ukraine time and time again feels defeated by the armed forces of ukraine, even today already they reported from the kherson region encouraging news regarding the active advance of the armed forces deep into the ground and such a contour offensive. well, putin desperately needs a break to regroup and train the mobilized it servicemen of russian disabled people. by mouth let's say from putin's clarification, at the same time, a pseudo-referendum is being held, they are trying to annex new ukrainian territories, the goals of the special operations are unchanged and the goals unchanged, where is the logic and how do you think events will develop further from the point of view of russia, that is, from the

of the university of freiburg in germany and vitaly yarmolenko, the chief consultant of the national institutestrategic studies. good day, gentlemen, you know. i think that few ukrainians understand and know who the uyghurs are and why their issue should be so important for ukrainians. and if possible, not long, short to explain for those people who are not immersed in this topic, who are these people, who are these people, and why is it important for us to pay attention to them, mr. mykhailo, let's start with you. good day. the fact is that the figures are the turkic people who live in the so-called turkestan. although there are different definitions of this concept, the first thing is that they are followers of islam and ethnic, they are quite close to the uzbeks and the kazakhs, and when we talk about the igors, it is worth also note the significant resistance to the chinese occupation in these areas and already approximately more than 20 years after the chinese policy in this region moved to more such repressive measures, this part of china is in in the field of view, first of all, of west

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soon as possible 100% vasyl vasyliovych lazoryshnets ukrainian cardio surgeon director of the national institutef cardiovascular surgery named after mykola mozgov thank you very much night watch see you les kurbas director mykola kulish playwright valerian pidhogyly writer marko voroniy poet translator mykola zerov poet serhii hrushevskyi historian antin krushelnytskyi writer minister of education of the ukrainian people's republic from october 27 to november 4, 1937 in the karelian tract of sandarmoch soviet power shot 111 people crimes of the kremlin they always say we can repeat i defend ukraine my blue sky the morning silence of the fields i defend the culture of tradition the cossack land i defend the borders of my country i defend what is important life family mother and father brothers wife i defend my ukraine we are the ones who builds a new, strongly free and independent ukraine i protect i protect i protect i protect in the morning before or at work you smile at your neighbor the neighbor will thank the barista for his coffee with a nice tip and she will buy them a warm scarf and part

nina. [ applause ] >> after more than 50 years at the national institutes of health dr. step down from government work and jon karl spoke with fauci at his home. he joins us news. >> fauci plans to step down after 54 consecutive years at nih. i visited him at his home. we talked about that remarkable career and the lessons learned from the covid pandemic. >> hey, dr. fauci. how is it going? thank you for welcoming me into your house. i'm sorry we kind of messed things up. we caught up with dr. anthony fauci in the home he lived in for the past 45 years, almost as long as he's worked at the national institutes of health. i vividly remember your very first appearance in the white house briefing room as one of the covid briefings when a reporter shouted out, interrupted you and asked you to say your name. >> i just want to give you a very quick update on the -- my name is dr. tony 235u67, i'm the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases at nih. >> i suspected that was the last time you were asked to identify yourself. >> i think so. in fact a lo

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yes, we need those programs, and in parallel, we, at the national institute of education, prepare forach lesson for teachers for class teachers and select presentation material and video material and select the scenario of the events themselves for in order to make it very convenient for the teacher to prepare, and he could take from there in order to build not a profanity with his parents, but a really real event, when you communicate with schools, ask the head of the administration, yes, and teachers. how you implement it, you can state something is going on, but for everyone it went a little bit into different pipelines. but we still say it again, we looked at the semantic content of this event, what i was talking about, we see that this is a help from teachers to parents in matters of education. well i even i will give a simple example, unfortunately, the information component in our communication. yes, she goes to a very serious plan, and in the family, often everyone in their gadget. at a time when there should be a minute to talk with your child about important points that worr

that was oleksiy ezhyk, representative of the national institute of strategic studies, thank you.the end, what will be transferred to ukraine by the german ministry of defense promises in the coming weeks to transfer to ukraine new self-propelled howitzers and missile launchers mers 2 - this is an analog of himers on a tracked track. the netherlands will transfer anti-aircraft missiles to ukraine for 15 million euros, exactly the number of missiles it is currently unknown whether they will be used in anti-aircraft installations that will be provided to kyiv. other states announced a new package of military aid worth 47 million dollars and canada in the package will include winter clothes and equipment, artillery shells and means of communication, the armed forces liberated five more settlements in the kherson region. this was reported by the governor of the region, yaroslav yanushevich, these villages are on the right bank of the dnieper , 130 km northeast of kherson. thus , ukrainian the troops are confidently carrying out a counteroffensive and now the initiative is on the side

our moderator catherinene lopez, senior fellow at the national review institute where she directs theter religion holder and civil society. she's editor at large national review and on the editorial tastaff national review sinc 1997, i assume you must have started as a college intern. she's published by the in publications in a national indicated columnist. author of the year with the visionary wisdom for daily living and speaks frequently on public life, for two and where. the president of the ethics public policy center and founding editor of the public discourse, online journal of the witherspoon institute and is not in his bio but he was my predecessor here at the heritage foundation fors many years and author and co-author of five books including brand-new book turning us apart, his previous books which has the distinction of being banned from amazon when he became salad responding to the transgender policy. it said by two supreme court justices, samuel alito inquires thomas to supreme court cases. alexander is a physical fellow policy center which abortion policy the pro-life mo

through the national institute of health, ucsf is participating in what is called the recover projectwe are interested in individuals right now who are in the first 30 days from their covid infection, both people who have been doing well, and those who are not and are particularly interested in communities that have been hit the hardest by covid, particularly latino and black communities. >> 4.4% is the current test positivity rate, and the governor says our state of emergency will and after february. >>> look at this, maybe you can hear it. a surprise firework show sent a lot of people in the bay area into a bit of a panic last night or it you hear the percussion there. so there is nothing to worry about here. those fireworks above treasure island were all part of a film production on the avenue of the palms. however, we heard from a lot of you around the base who said you heard the noise between 8:00-10:00 p.m. many of you thought it was the result of a power outage. all's well that ends well. turning now to meteorologist, paul heggen, it's still hot out. >>> but temperatures are co

there are a lot of research to demonstrate this pap 2020 report on the national institute of drug agencypeople. one impacted cognitive ability. decreases memory, attention. even i.q. smoking marijuana, using marijuana regularly leads to higher dropout rates in high school. lower gpas in college. also using marijuana regularly is associated with depression, anxieties, psychosis and marijuana itself can be addictive. as many as 30% of individuals who use it regularly can get mari marijuana, and it needs treatment. it is not a benign drug. i'm not saying we should put people in jail for using marijuana. rather, we need to change this dominant narrative that somehow marijuana is fine, because it does have potential harms, and we need to be educating about those harms. >> dr. wen you point out it's not like we don't have a model. you can decriminalize and discourage something at the same time. say, like, tobacco. or say even potentially alcohol. >> that's exactly right. i think using tobacco is a good way for us to think about it, because we don't throw people in jail for using cigarettes. it

she is currently the chief executive officer of the foundation for the national institute of health. ashish jha also needs no introduction. he was there when covid exploded in west africa, the head of the harvard aids institute and at the school of public health and is now the white house coordinator of the covid 19 response. when i'm going to do is begin with a very big question and in the middle we will go into things that are important. subvariants, therapeutic vaccines, funding. let me start with this question. somewhere near the beginning of the pandemic, marine doubt -- maureen dowd the new york times said how long is this going to go on for? the comment was, i would have day history and normally it is a two to three year horizon. and people were shocked. two or three years. while here we are. let me just start with you and then go to julie. where are we going to be a year from now? entering another respiratory virus season, will we be getting another five jabs? tell us a little about where we might be if we came back here. dr. jha: thank you for letting me spend some time with

i international institution like the united nations?ited nations? i am not sure i entirely agree - the united nations? i am not sure i entirely agree with - sure i entirely agree with that. i think we heard from all of the countries who voted today apart from russia, of course, this support, first of all, thought sovereignty and territorial integrity. this critical principle that no country should be vulnerable to an autocratic dictator rolling tanks across its border or randomly waking up and annexing some of its territory, or declaring it to be annexed. and in these countries, statements after the voting, they were absolutely clear in their support for the un charter, and as the secretary general said yesterday, this is a moment where we are seeing russia standing against everything that the un stands for. so, i think over all we still have got strong support for the un charter and russia is isolated. barbara woodman, the uk permanent representative to the united nations there. investigators investing the death of a schoolboy have bec

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justice will not tolerate threats from a foreign power to the rights of americans or to our nation's institutions. the cases unsealed today take place against a backdrop of malign activity from the people's republic of china that includes espionage, harassment, obstruction of justice and unceasing efforts to steal sensitive u.s. technology. in the words of our intelligence community, china seeks to be a major power on the world stage and to challenge the united states in multiple arenas. today's cases is made clear that chinese agents will not hesitate to break the law and to violate international norms in the process. two of those cases in particular show the links they are willing to go in pursuit of unfair advantage. the defendants charged today met their match in the agents and prosecutors of the department of justice. according to one indictment, two intelligence officers attempted to bribery and espionage, to obstruct the criminal prosecution of a global telecommunications company headquartered in the piece -- piercy. they attempted to bribe somebody and they believed was an insider. the in

the field of aviation rocket-space and high-tech systems are trained at the moscow aviation institute, the nationalh university, which is rightfully considered the leading polytechnical scientific and educational center of the country. mine is 13 institutes a whole city of 25,000 scientists graduate students, last year was the year of science and technology. at the end it was declared decades of technology. for us. this is really an additional incentive for young people. in general, seriously think about your career in scientific research. and we, in fact, are. it seems to me that mikhail aslanovich pogosyan, rector of the moscow aviation institute of the national research university, academician of the russian academy of sciences, provides such opportunities for young people. well, he is behind me, this is a su-27 aircraft, and for me personally, this is not only such an object on which we teach students. well, for me, this is a big part of my engineering career. i am started his engineering career with participation in the design work on the su-27 aircraft and i must say that it was a good base f

this morning is catherine jean lopez catherine is a senior fellow at the national review institute where she directs the center for religion culture and civil society. she's also added to her large at national review and has been on the editorial staff of national review since 1997. so catherine i assume you must have started as a college intern given that she's published widely in catholic and secular publications. it is also a nationally syndicated columnist with andrews mcneil universal. she's the author of a year with the mystics visionary wisdom for daily living and speaks frequently on faith in public life virtue and prayer. ryan anderson's the president of the ethics in public policy center and he's also the founding editor of the public discourse, which is the online journal of the witherspoon institute. and he also is is not in his bio, but he was actually my predecessor here at the heritage foundation for many years. he's author co-author of five books including this brand new book tearing us apart, but it's previous book which has the distinction of being banned from amazon is

anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and chief medicalident biden. dr. fauci, thank you so much for being here. i'm sure you have to hear this. i'm sure it is not the first time you have heard some of these outrageous insults. what is it like to be at the center of what is a concerted campaign to target you as somehow responsible for covid or the federal government overreach or just a face of the looming destruction of america? why do you think this is happening. >> i think it is pretty obvious, alex. it's purely politically motivated. they are running on that. they are raising campaign money. they pick out a bookie man who they feel represents the antithesis of what they want. and if you look at what i have been doing, focusing like a laser for almost now three years, it is to protect the health and safety of the american public by getting people vaccinating, by having them practice good public health practices. they construe that as somehow or other being an encroachment upon their freedom, when we know things like vaccines have already

she's also a staff writer at the "national review" institute andg does reporting for the "national review" print magazine as well as "national review online." .. 's a 2016 graduate of the university of notre dame and co-author with ryan anderson of this terrific new book, please welcome our panelists. thank you all for joining us. i am still can't quite believe this is the first monday after row and yeah, we couldn't have a timely or discussion. obviously i am we're gonna talk a little bit about dobbs obviousl >> and obviously, up top, but i have to share, the title of this book is tearing us apart, abortion solves nothing. and i was outside of a planned parenthood witness for life 15 years outside of planned parenthood. people the rosary across the street. and they protest our prayer, they've gotten to know me. one morning they come up to me and thank you for joining us, what are you going to blame on abortion in the national review today. >> and oh, they read us. and through the book, there is hope that we can convert hearts and minds, even those who are most hostile. so, ryan, can i st

oleksiy yezhak - an expert of the national institute of strategic studies, contact us in the directiontion. should be expressed support will be increased we understand everything from the last rammstein meeting which was deeply integrated with nato decisions with nato logistics and we can obviously expect that will be done all possible efforts on the part of nato countries, in particular european countries, of course, to provide the necessary means of air defense, maybe also anti-missile defense if we talk about journalistic missiles, everything that allows you to speed up the counteroffensive and the end of the war on the battlefield will be strengthened. to consider this tactic chosen by russia as recent. i mean the missile attacks, er, a new type of war in russia against ukraine, or can we say that the war has already entered a new phase? yes this is a new phase, but a new phase on the part of russia does not necessarily mean that this is a more effective phase than it was. some others are following me , one attempt to enter into negotiations, and now they are forced to make loud no

through the national institutes of health, ucsf is participating in what's called the recover project, we are interested in individuals right now who are in the first 30 days from their covid infection, both people have been doing well and those who are not. we are particularly interested in the communities hit the hardest by covid, particularly the latino and black communities. >> like now the test positivity rate stands at 4.4%, earlier this week governor newsom announced california's covid state of emergency will end after every. >>> still ahead, the biden administration now says iran is getting involved in the war in ukraine. details on the accusations. >>> a major new lawsuit accuses google of collecting sensitive information without their users consent. >>> coming up a 6:00 on cbs news bay area, as california's drought deepens, a san francisco business that specializes in quenching thirst is finding creative ways to save. >> that allows us to make more beer with less water. everybody needs to be doing something. we are proud to be part of that. >> how it's turning its water wast

laboratories working on such a bomb, the kharkov institute of physics and technology and the national institute for nuclear research, located in kiev but western diplomats. this information is not impressive. we have not seen or heard any new evidence at this ministerial meeting. united states england france has already noted this frankly false accusations that we hear from russia ukraine has repeatedly stated that it has nothing to hide mgt inspectors. already gone to check. specialists of the platon international energy agency are indeed planning to visit the points where according to russian data, work may be underway to create a dirty bomb container with nuclear isotopes stuffed with conventional explosives, while in the west they fear that accusing ukraine of preparing a nuclear provocation, russia itself is preparing the ground for the use of a nuclear charge by president biden , the question of this caught on another inoculation against covid. russia would make an incredibly serious mistake if it used a tactical nuclear warhead. i can't guarantee you that this is a false flag operation.

you know, nih the national institute of health for a long time has used a number that generally something like one in five adult americans has a diagnosable and almost always treatable behavioral health issue. 20% of the adult population. my guess is after the last few years of covid and isolation and other things, that number is probably about the same for the total population. how do we deal with that in a better way than we've been dealing with it. so we started those 10 states, then we decided we could actually expand that units that met all the criteria, the qualified criteria. uh that could do what those states were doing basically statewide and largely often largely bigger communities. 300 communities now have c c. b. h. c. s in them. 40 states already, including the 10 pilot states have some element of this program. they know it's working; they know that the, the finance structure based on the federally qualified health center structure works. it's not just for medicaid patients, it's for everybody. you know, the way those facilities work is if you've got insurance that covers you

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dubko head of the department of methodological support of natural mathematical education of the national institute case of disputable situations. she will decide on which side of the truth catherine hello. good afternoon guys, don't worry. you are all already winners. i want to wish you to play today and enjoy today's game. and, of course, good luck to all participants. hello guys. we are glad to see you in our studio and before we start the questions and answers. i want you offer a round of applause to wish good luck to yourself and to your fellow players. right now , my colleague yulia pertsova is in the teacher's room, to whom i give the floor, we have already managed to agree with the teachers that there will be no unrest in the teacher's room. after all, it can only interfere with the guys. our main task is to give them confidence in themselves and their knowledge from here. let's not waste time, and georgy start the game. so guys. ahead of the first round, i suggest you get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are given 12 questions with yes or no answers, of which only one

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they approved only with the city deportation, but did not inform the national institute of infectious diseases . diseases, which, by the way, finance the activities of the laboratory. there, they learned about the creation of the chimera from the newspapers. the agency is going to find out. why they only became aware of the research through media reports. it turns out that if it weren’t for the hype in the media of chimeria, no one would have known at all, and what if similar experiments were carried out in other specialized laboratories in their usa, at first, dozens of pandemics were built, and no one knows what they specifically do. too many laboratories divorced in america and already working there, who without hitting do not doubt that they are producing part of the mass of research of this type. well, someone got caught by some parents already as a journalist. this is where the investigation began. or maybe, on the contrary, everyone knows everything and simply turns a blind eye to such violations of criticism of the federal authorities towards the boston laboratory, for example

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branch of the university of freiburg in germany and vitaly yarmolenko chief consultant of the national institute for strategic studies actually, they were supported by these figures. i will remind you that a year ago arahamiya, who is a servant of the people, said that many people in the country are similar to the principles of the communist party of china. well but i think that we are not going to china after all, and even to the african commonwealth. but holding a marathon after a very short break, we will return. vietnamese balm star, the first step in the treatment of colds , a proven medicine, not a cosmetic mixture , we will be healthy, ask at pharmacies in trust vietnamese only proven medicine from here on the air of our espresso news channel and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe joint broadcast with the atp channel radio programs freedom of the time-time voice of america program, the inclusion of public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, the only news together, we are the strength glory to

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that opinion was expressed in an school by mas sharlena associate fellow of the horn and to national institute for city of studies, says africa relations with the worth of never been beneficial, as well as some countries use its responsibility to protect as a weapon, to drain the continent. the interactions between the west's and africa generally have been destructive. it has been polar relationship where the west dictates and forces african peoples and countries to do things according to the interests of the west. some as tend toward the understandable good. they are out there looking after the own interests and the early on it was a not in only must have african interest. the challenge is many, for the african said to mccafferty tools, ensure that that relationship is mutually beneficial. at present, it is not the responsibility to protect is essentially a weapon of the b power to do the west to invade little countries in the name of siblings and life's when they did it. we saw the destroy libya glitter. some of the challenges are raising in europe can be connected to the atrocities louis co