question, we recently learned, we know from social networks, information about joining the tavri national university to the kyiv-mohyla academy, as evidenced by the minister's sharp discussion. as a result of this problem, at the same time, the relationship between the ministry and the university of tavriysk there are still no, the ministry does not communicate at all and, in my opinion, does not want to hear from the university, neither the staff, nor the rectorate, nor the students. yes, well, this is quite, so to speak, a loud story, and how they are going to do it is all about... go through it procedurally, if they do not communicate with universities, we heard somewhere that we have a certain autonomy of higher educational institutions, yes, we understand that the previous ministers of education of ukraine, in particular , we are talking about ivan vakarchuk of bright memory, and serhiy kvit, yes, they tried in every way to support autonomy educational institutions, here , as far as i understand, you were not even notified or consulted by... in accordance with your teaching and research activit

to destroy the tavrya national university, of course, in terms of the quality of education, i am surecurrently enrolled in many ukrainian universities, but it is possible it would be possible to work on this, ms. natalya , but look, here of course you look at different indicators, but specifically in this case, so we talked about tavriyskyi, then i analyzed the situation, that it should actually benefit the crimean studios , i would call them crimean tatar studios, because all these things that you say, they are actually... well, if they were to take place, and about the transliteration, i completely agree with you, and about the fact that we do not know basic things about the crimean tatars, but they should have to know as one of the indigenous, the main , in fact, after the ukrainians, the indigenous people of ukraine, accordingly, i agree with this, and actually, as i would say, it was not the kyiv-mogul academy with a good scientific school and academics, then this would have caused much more discussions , but here we have the support of majelis, well, we have to... you understand

education institution that was relocated from the temporarily occupied crimea is the tavri national universityently under the idea of ​​merging with mogilian university, as far as we understand, but i don't know how much it is from a professional point of view, how it looks, like optimization , maybe people who came up with it there, they didn't mean anything bad, they wanted to do it as well as possible, but... it's just that i don't look at it as an educator, but as, what is the effect of this, well, let's say, counter-propaganda , ukraine, what will russia say to the residents of crimea, what will the propagandists say, here is your ukraine, and the only crimean university, which it, well, legally and physically, partially evacuated and, therefore, will restore. his work in kyiv, it cancels it, destroys it, everything, no nothing, no one needs you, ukrainian patriots in crimea, that is, it is a signal to whom, to whom and what signal , that is, it didn’t work out, you know, it didn’t work out somehow with this, something went wrong with this university , well, let it, let it, let it be gone

what i will do now, thank you, and i want to remind you that the second rector of the tavri national... universityuralist volodymyr vernatskyi, which gave up emigration and in the 20s, when the soviet government finally established itself in crimea, actually reorganized the institution into the crimean university named after frunza, liquidated some faculties, reduced funding, recalled some processes, this is how vernatskyi said to all this: "i believe, tavria university was the only free university in the entire territory of russia, then such were the realities." because it fully embodies the principle of freedom and autonomy, to which universities have always strived. the policy pursued by the soviet government towards universities it is the deprivation of their autonomy and their destruction. this is a quote by volodymyr vernatskyi, which i think will be very appropriate. ms. natalie, we thank you very much for your participation in the work, for the opinions that were expressed, and we will carefully monitor how changes are taking place in the educational system. of our country, we understand t

halyna kuts, deputy of the kharkiv regional council, teacher of the kharkiv national university skovorodarsity. she was in touch with us and they actually talked about the unification of two universities of the three universities that galina kuts spoke about. and today , antin and i are already starting to go to the end a little bit, because we are already quickly going to the end, which is literally a couple of seconds with you, after that we will move on to something else. format, more precisely, not us , well, our information and analytical slot, and colleagues are already warming up, yes, well, tomorrow we will see each other in the same studio in the same format, so be with espresso and see you already tomorrow in ukraine, at 5 p.m., a news release on the espresso tv channel comes to your attention. in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. residential quarters of kherson under hostile fire of the occupiers. as a result of shelling , apartment buildings were damaged, windows were broken and walls were damaged. the russians also kissed the hospital. this was announced by

he was transferred from present to sol national university hospital. and he's excited to go through a quick surgery now, and the democratic party has made it clear that he genuine is conscience. emergency measures were taken with a 45 minutes since he was started at the deck. he was transferred to a nearby hospital in the ports vehicles on 32 in a session. he was there with the porters. after between the construction side of the new airport, he was quickly transfer where emergency measures could be making. and it was, there were doctors inspect the damage had been made to india males. jennifer payne, and he said the wound wouldn't risk the opposition party leaders later. but as you know, this thing is the large span of the neck pastors as the main source of blood flowed down from the head. so it went on pretty for too long. it could cause serious brain damage for additional leading, which is exactly why who was transferred to the old national university hospital where he's undergoing surgery. there's still a precarious situation there. uh, do we know a

special this work will be carried out in the center, but should we instead destroy the tavri national universityuality of education, i am sure that many ukrainian universities are now entering, but perhaps we could work on this, ms. natalya, and, well, look, here of course , that you look at different indicators, specifically in this case, so they could... or about tavrizky, then i analyzed the situation, that it should actually benefit the crimean studios, i would call them crimean tatar studios, so that all these things that you say, they are in fact, well, if they should take place, and regarding the transliteration, i completely agree with you, and that in fact we do not know basic things about the crimean tatars, but we should know as for one of the natives, the main native people of ukraine after the ukrainians, accordingly i agree with this as a matter of fact. i say, it was not the kyiv-mogul academy with a good scientific school and academics, then it would have caused much more discussion, but there is support for majelis, and we must understand that now on higher education, we as a st

well, alhamdulillah, we are with the whole country and the national medical university, the national medical university, for this national health campaign and diabetes and hypertension screening. i started and it is being actively completed in 29 community health centers, 24 urban and rural health centers and 58 health houses. the population that was our target group in the city of despol medical university had about 347,123 people, and now 81 of these people have been recruited , that is, about 2,795 new diabetes cases that have actually been identified so far , which is about 148 people. there are about 159 people with blood pressure. also, we had about 1724 newly identified people, a total of 22 thousand and 371 people have electronic records of high blood pressure. well, they are over 18 years old, the same population as us we have identified that the target group is over 18 salmons , how many have been covered, i.e. what percentage ? yes, the target population is the same high population. 18 years ago, i said that there are nearly 2,735 people in despot university of medical scie

, and why now the ministry of education has the idea to actually incorporate the tavrya national universitye kyiv-mohyla academy and... what does that mean it is complete the liquidation of the university, and not only about it in the next program, but now i thank ayder muzhdabaev and the entire team of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel, for the fact that we can do this project together. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon! this is the reality of donbas, i congratulate the fighters. in ukraine escalated in several directions at once, we visited some of them, spent one day with azov in the forests in the krymina region, including on the front line. they visited the northern section of the front in the kupyansk district. we will talk about all this in detail today. it's still dark together with the soldier azov, we advance to the position, it is a few kilometers through the forest in complete darkness. the road is illuminated only by the red rays of flashlights and a night vision device, so as not to lose your way, but they can still be found, night birds will see you more

country, universities which was relocated from the temporarily occupied crimea, this is the tavri national universityto unite with the mogilian university, as far as we understand, i don't know how much it is from a professional point of view, how it looks, like optimization, maybe people who have it there came up with it, they didn't have anything bad in mind, they wanted to do it better, how to do it better, but i just don't look at it as an educator, but as what is the effect of this, well, let's say, counter-propaganda, ukraine, what what russia will tell the residents of crimea what they will say propagandist, here is your ukraine, and the only crimean university, which... well, she legally and physically partially evacuated and thus resumed its work in kyiv, she cancels it, destroys it, everything is nothing, nobody needs you, ukrainian patriots in crimea, that is, it is a signal to whom and what signal, that is, it did not work out, you know, something did not work out with this, something went wrong with this university, so let it be, let it be gone, that is, the only one...

international studies, associate professor of the department of international relations of odesa national university our broadcast, and we continue to talk about the primaries and the election campaign in the states. good evening, good evening, for now what are the chances of donald trump, both in the primaries in new hampshire, and in general, what trends can you note as of now? well, trump is clearly in the lead. in the primaries race , therefore, in principle, his chances are very large and high, they remain high, therefore, in principle, it can be predicted that he will confidently win the race, the primaries race, but i just want this fight to be a little more, maybe last, so that niki gelu himself showed that she probably still made trump a little nervous or something, because we know the difference between them, in particular in approaches to ukraine. and that's why we worry a little about nikigelia, but i think that in principle she can still stay in the race in these election primaries, but this is a marathon, but... not for long, if today she gets somewhere 30-30 or something percent, that

serious brain damage for additional leading, which is exactly why he was transferred to soul national university hospital where he's undergoing surgery. it is still a precarious situation there. do we know anything about the attacker and already, what is possible motives may have been exactly minutes ago. please identify that the doctor is a man in his sixties. he appeared to be a fair in an email, asking him for an autograph hole where they had been reading on e mail, that he suddenly loved for to sound the pretty liter and local news that we got reported that the web a used at the site was around the eighty's that'd be here as well. we saw so identified that he had bought a web based online, and there's still investigating what his exact motives for. and as he mentioned before, the police arrested the man at the scene and it's now charging him with attempted murder. and just for our international viewers were not closely following politics . they are here tell us a little bit more about lee j and young. as a political figure he's, he's the leader of the main opposition party, but at what, what

do it now, thank you, and i want to remind you that the second rector of tavriyskyi of the national university, there was a ukrainian scientist naturalist volodymyr vernatskyi, who refused to emigrate, and in the 20s, when the soviet government finally... is in crimea , it actually reorganizes the institution into the crimean university named after frunza, liquidates some faculties, reduces funding, recalls some processes , yes? so vernatskyi said to all this: i consider the university of tavria to be the only free university in the entire territory, well, then in russia, then such were the realities, because it fully embodies the principle of freedom and autonomy, which is always universities sought. the policy pursued by the soviet government towards universities is deprivation of their autonomy and destruction. for them, this is a quote from volodymyr vernatskyi , which i think will be very appropriate, ms. natalie, we thank you very much for your participation in the work, for the opinions that were voiced, and we will carefully monitor how changes occur in the educational system of our co

, and why now the ministry of education has the idea to actually incorporate the tavria national universityacademy and whether this means the complete liquidation of the university, about this and not only in the next program, and now i thank ayder muzhdabaev and the entire team espresso tv channel and atp tv channel for what we can do. this project is together, my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon, there are 10% discounts on lactiale at the psaryznyk, pam and oskad pharmacies, there are discounts on hepargin, 10% at the psyasnyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. greetings to all, this is a football format, it's time to sum up the results of the week and take a little look at the next week. i, oleksandr vashchuk and andriy malinovskyi will do it. hello, andrew. good afternoon everyone, even though it 's the offseason, we still have a very hot, very hot topic, and that's the appointment of the president of the uaf, which will already take place. next week, despite the fact that we have known for almost a year that it will be andriy shevchenko, but for many it remains, so to speak, an intrigue

idea to actually incorporate the tavri national university into the kyiv-mohyla academy and whether e. the liquidation of the university, and not only about it in the next program, but now i thank ayder muzhdabayev and the entire team of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel for the fact that we can do this project together. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon. attention, total sale from unpacking. super warm and very comfortable boots alaska style with a discount. your ideal solution for cold time of year at an incredibly favorable price. only from uah 699. perfect fit, water-repellent material and a feeling of warmth even in 30-degree frost. alaska style boots have a versatile design and practical black color and will suit both men and women. sizes from 36 to 46. therefore, take two pairs at once - for yourself and for your husband, because she is. so comfortable and warm. side zippers will ensure a perfect fit even on the widest leg. the heater perfectly preserves heat and removes moisture. and the top is made of waterproof and wear-resistant fabric. fabric and rei

idea to actually use the tavri university national university into the kyiv-mohyla academy and does thisdation of the university. about this and not only in the next program, but now i thank ayder muzhdabaev and the entire team of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel, for the fact that we can do this project together. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon. we are looking for three-year-old esfir pavlovska. the girl lived on the left bank of the kherson region in the city of oleshke. this settlement was occupied from the first days of the war and the situation there is still very tense. i hope that the connection with the child disappeared precisely because of the occupation, and everything is fine with the girl. unfortunately, it is currently unknown whether the child is still on the left bank of the kherson region. perhaps esther was taken somewhere, that is why it is important for us to know. any information about the child, if you have it, immediately call us on the hotline of the magnolia children's search service at the short number 11630. calls from any ukrainian mob

so national university hospital is expected to go through a quick surgery now, and the democratic party has made it clear that the general is conscience. emergency measures were taken within 45 minutes since he was started the deck, he was transferred to a nearby hospital into ports vehicles on 32 in a session. he was there with reporters out between the construction site of the new airport. he was quickly transferred, where emergency measures could be making, and it was there were dr. suspected damage had been made e mails. jennifer payne and he said the wound wouldn't risk the opposition party leader slaves. but as you know, this thing is the largest pain in the neck that's or is estimates worth of blood flowed down from the head. so if left untreated for too long, it could cause serious brain damage for additional leading, which is exactly why who was transferred to the old national university hospital where he's undergoing surgery. he, there's still a precarious situation there. do we know anything about the attacker and already, what is possible motives may have been or exactly min

of international studies, to the center of the department to our ether. relations of odessa national universityv. mr. volodymyr, we congratulate you. good afternoon, i greet you. so, we have a meeting between peter siyarto and the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, with the head of the president's office. so, in your opinion, this meeting can affect our future relations with our hungarian neighbors, because recently their, at least the far-right forces. enough such scandalous statements are voiced about , as it were, readiness to take transcarpathia for themselves, if ukraine is like in ped, that is, they do not rule out such an option for themselves, and meanwhile we somehow try with them, well, not that to reconcile, but at least to find some constructive dialogue. well, the last statement that you just mentioned, after all, it failed not because of the leadership of the political sweat of the current country, that's why in principle. it is necessary to keep this in mind, secondly, it is clear that normalization, normalization of ukrainian-hungarian relations will not be possible in one

ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university, is a guest in our studio. glory to ukraine, ms. oksana, we congratulate you, i congratulate you, well, what happened was extraordinary. possible visit of the prime minister of the republic of poland, donald at the same time, tuska's visit to kyiv took place, perhaps less important, but also a symbolic meeting, in particular, the meeting between denys shmyhal, the prime minister of ukraine and robert fico, the prime minister of slovakia. i don't compare fitseo with donald tusk, who demonstrated that he really wants to help ukraine, fitsarocha, you know, with such a negative, slightly negative symbol. well, in any case, something is happening, so let's start with donald tusk, what kind of overloading or restarting of relations between ukraine and poland, a very important visit, a very necessary visit, because the level of communication is governmental, it is key from the point of view of the problems that have now arisen between the two countries, and we must say frankly that very ofte

last year we opened a training center jointly with the belarusian national technical university. the guys here from the third year undergo practical training, in addition to this they study a number of disciplines, including car design, design features, and chassis systems. testing, electronics, every year the number of students coming to study diploma projects increases, they can see how new components are produced in the experimental workshop, how live tests take place in those one and a half to two years, which they spend at the minsk automobile plant, they come out as prepared as possible for further work at our enterprise. the products of the minsk automobile plant are maximally integrated into the life of our society and state, therefore producing. we contribute this equipment to the development of our society, for me the minsk automobile plant is everything, this is my history, my destiny, one of my children today is also studying at the belarusian national polytechnic university at the department of automobiles, also plans to connect his life with the minsk automobile pla

we have a senior lecturer at the national university of singapore business school and he says tensionsa have been on display. i think with li qiang's sales pitch for china's open for business, i think that raised some eyebrows in terms of some of the contradictions that were at play. there's still a great deal of pessimism in the investment community about china with its national security laws, its treatment of multinational companies, and of course the sales pitch was that, you know, the market is big, the market is growing, so, so come. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese election result a powerful affirmation of democracy but beijing is not happy about that. no, i think that trajectory will continue. i think china will respond to the us�*s position on taiwan by trying to sort of continue to forge relationships, maybe even go around washington, try and approach europe and try and entice multinationals to come back to china. that would be a measure of success for beijing. spotify has launched an outspoken attack on new transaction fees up to 27% announced by apple in the united state

last year , we opened a training center jointly with the belarusian national technical university, the in addition to this, they study a number of disciplines, including design. design features, running systems, testing, electronics. every year the number of students coming to their diploma projects and training increases; they can see how new units are produced in the experimental workshop, how live tests, during the one and a half to two years that they spend at the minsk automobile plant, they come out as prepared as possible for further work at our enterprise. the products of the minsk automobile plant are maximally integrated into... our society and state, therefore, by producing this equipment, we contribute to the development of our society. for me, the minsk automobile plant is everything, this is my history, my destiny. one of my children is also currently studying at the belarusian national polytechnic university at the department of automobiles. they also plan to connect their lives with the minsk automobile plant. passions are high, the participants are already at the start

and shevchenko kyiv national university, if they do not know this, or they do not have thisormation, it does not mean... that they are not responsible for this, because if they do not know, then they, well, at least the minister defense, he is still responsible for what happens in his department, isn't that right? ah, look, it's obvious that they bear political responsibility for this, and this is exactly what happened in the case of oleksiy ryeznikov, whether he knew about tyyatsya on 17 or not, whether he didn't know about the specifics of the contract for the purchase of jackets from a company that is in some way connected with the relatives of the people's deputy, but one way or another, he bore his political responsibility, and accordingly the president also has consequences for himself, perhaps even unknown to him, but they... and are marked in one way or another on his rating, well, in the end, this is probably such an objective reality, even if in principle there are no grounds for legal prosecution for you, for certain things, we are still responsible in one way or

alex capri joins me live — he's a senior lecturer at the national university of singapore business school very much on display around geopolitics that is expected. i think with the sales pitch for charters open for business i think that raised some eyebrows in terms of some of the contradictions that were at play. there still a great deal of pessimism in the investment of china with national security laws. its treatment multinational companies and of course the sales pitch was that the market is big, the market is growing so calm. �* ~ �* ~ so calm. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese _ so calm. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese result _ so calm. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese result of- so calm. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese result of a - the taiwanese result of a powerful affirmation of democracy but beijing is not happy about that. find democracy but bei'ing is not happy about that._ happy about that. and that trajectory _ happy about that. and that trajectory will _ happy about that. and that trajectory will continue. . happy about that. and that trajectory will contin

we have a senior lecturer at the national university of singapore business school and he says tensions. i think with li qiang's sales pitch for china's open for business, i think that raised some eyebrows in terms of some of the contradictions that were at play. there's still a great deal of pessimism in the investment community about china with its national security laws, its treatment of multinational companies, and of course the sales pitch was that, you know, the market is big, the market is growing, so, so come. �* ~ big, the market is growing, so, so come-— big, the market is growing, so, so come. �* ~ �* ~ so come. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese _ so come. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese election - so come. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese election result i so come. and mr blinken calling the taiwanese election result a l the taiwanese election result a powerful affirmation of democracy but beijing is not happy about that. ida. democracy but bei'ing is not happy about thati democracy but bei'ing is not happy about that. no, i think that trajectory _ happy about th

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those who came to us on academic exchange from other universities in china, students often choose economic specialties, despite the fact that we nationale extensive training for specialists in economics, but it is focused specifically on the work of industrial enterprises, scientific and technical work, and these students also often choose and are not afraid to study in technical specialties, students are trained in machinery. at the faculty of civil engineering, at the faculty of automotive and tractor engineering, at the faculty of energy, let’s say, the geography of choosing a specialty is different, but what i would like to note is that these are very diligent students who are very motivated to study disciplines that are highly they communicate with teachers with interest, even despite some, let’s say, language barriers, and there are, let’s say, opportunities thanks to modern technical devices. embassy representatives and chinese-belarusian representatives.

enterprises of this caliber open their departments in large universities, this plant has one at the national universityists participate in the development of programs; every year we undergo major accreditation, that is, industry experts check what students actually graduate. at our university they teach in those competencies that industries need. university students have the opportunity to work with the nuclear installation itself, in virtual reality. the nizhny novgorod polytechnic university simulated three reactors with different combinations of uranium, graphite and water. the culture of treatment is increasing, especially in terms of traditional security. when in real life they have to work in similar conditions, they will have competencies that are somewhat higher. lera, what will happen today? ilya, today about a murder in noginsk near moscow. investigators are now reviewing surveillance footage from parking lot of a shopping center, unknown assailants attacked the driver of a foreign car and opened fire almost point-blank. the injured man, however, was able to get to the hospital on his own, bu

universities in china. students often choose economics, despite the fact that we are a national technical university, we providetraining for economic specialists, but it is focused specifically on the work of industrial enterprises and scientific and technical work. also often these students choose and are not afraid to study in technical specialties, students they study at the faculty of mechanical engineering, at the faculty of automotive and tractor engineering, at the faculty of energy, let’s say. the geography of the choice of specialties is different, but what i would like to note is that these are very diligent students who are very motivated to study disciplines, who communicate with great interest with teachers, even despite some, let’s say, language barriers, but there are, let’s say, in the opportunity, thanks to modern technical devices, the ability to communicate, so students are at a high level study scientific and technical subjects. we will introduce you to belarusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the village , about 10 years old, it was just a country house, one fine day they just ca

but your time at national defense university is over. you have until 5 p.m. today to resign and or you're fired. and i'm ordering you to get a psychiatric evaluation. this week at walter reed. sir do you think i was disappointed? no. i declared. thank you, chairman. i hugged him and said, god me in this job and he's going to move me to an even bigger job because he's got bigger missions for me to. i underwent three psychiatric evaluations month three times. diagnosed fit for duty. but the doctors were wrong. after being fired, i retired early and was later hospitalized. the book details many more intense manic episodes. what goes up must come down. and that is particularly true with disorder. so after being fired over the next four months, i spiraled, then crashed into a complete breakdown. mind, body, spirit. for mostly euphoric mania to anger bitter and paranoid delusions. then into a hopeless, crippling depression and terrifying psychosis. in november 2014, i did an emergency walk into walter reed and finally diagnosed properly with disorder type one and p

in the national university screening campaign. shiraz, tabriz and shahid gave tehran the largest number and behbahan, gerash and khomein colleges provided the most population coverage. the free plan is widespread in my city, be sure to visit them so that they can prevent it. the national campaign for diabetes and blood pressure has been extended until the end of january. fatemeh faramarezi, sed and broadcasting news agency. examinations of children and teenagers it started until the end of december. the research of psychologists in the iranian psychological association shows that one of the important factors of exam anxiety in children and adolescents is the emphasis and insistence of some parents, coaches and teachers on getting 20 marks in exams. exam anxiety for children and teenagers in school teachers who have high perfectionism and give this feedback to children that 20 marks are very important. and children should be in competition . this competition itself causes anxiety in children. unfortunately, one thing that is very c

universities in china undergo full educational courses. students often choose economics, despite the fact that we are a national technical university, we providextensive training. and representatives of the chinese belarusian youth side at the conference talk about their achievements, guys about those interactions that they can in the future, well, sort of take to a more practical sphere to do innovative projects, we also have competition one belt - one let it be, this is a technical translation competition. in technical language, and of course, the scientific and technical sphere, at the moment we are submitting applications jointly with chinese universities for implementation in all areas, technical and economic, so that we can jointly solve scientific and technical issues. the information picture on saturday will be complemented by sports day. hello! let's start the episode with hockey. two matches in less than 24 hours in the mhl regular season were played by a dynasty in the moscow region mytishchi against the local atlanta. these fights were of utmost importance. the teams perform in the silver division of the western conference and are

this caliber open their own departments in large universities, at this plant she is at the national universitym specialists participate in the development of programs; every year we undergo extensive accreditation, that is, industry experts check that our university graduates are actually taught the competencies that the industry needs. tsitronova becomes a full-fledged employee of rosatom already in her senior years, the girl was accepted into the department thermophysics of the nikiet design institute. there have already been many different options for work this year, modeling systems for low-power stations and for the station, for the brest reactor. university students have the opportunity to work with the nuclear installation itself, in virtual reality. this simulator, down to the button, replicates the reactor control panel created by mithi scientists in the sixties. now for students. it works in test mode, but starting next year the virtual system will be firmly included in the curriculum of physics engineers, here you can already calibrate the rods and bring the installation to rated po

ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university a guest in our studio. glory to ukraine. ms. oksano, welcome. i congratulate you. well, there was an extremely important visit of the prime minister. donald of the republic of poland at the same time, tuska's visit to kyiv took place, perhaps less important, but also a symbolic meeting, in particular, the meeting between denys shmyhal, the prime minister of ukraine and robert fico, the prime minister of slovakia. i do not compare fico with donald tusk, who has demonstrated that he really wants to help ukraine. fitso rather, you know, with such a negative, with a slight negative such a symbol.

where we will start our conversation with oksana yurenets, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly. glory to ukraine, professor, we congratulate you, glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, so what? to kyiv, we understand that this is the so-called operational political management, so we understand that she is part of the current team, and being the deputy of the state secretary of the united states anthony blinken, i think she has all the full information and authority. what do you think ms. nulandt can talk about in kyiv during her wide-ranging but important meetings. well, if you take into account that mrs. noland , and before when, well, let's say, we constantly observed her visits, when there was, well, let's say, very controversial and very specific one can treat certain proposals or, as you say , issues that may arise, ms. noland, but this is definitely a representative of the team that will conduct negotiations, most likely at all levels of government in ukraine, and we hope... that it is in this context t

in particular. teacher of the east ukrainian national university named after dahl. the majority of those released are men, there are five women, including a combat medic from the 36th marine corps brigade. the release of the prisoners was announced by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi good news and thanked, first of all , the soldiers on the front lines who replenish our exchange fund. there was a long pause in the exchanges, but there was no pause in the negotiations regarding the exchanges. we are... using every opportunity, trying every mediation option at every international meeting that can be of help. we raise the issue of returning our captives and will continue to work to return ours. explosions in the dnipro over the city destroyed two guided missiles, the head of the regional military administration , serhiy lysak, said. due to the fall of debris arose fire, it has already been extinguished. on december 29, the city experienced a regular mass shelling, the maternity hospital building and the shopping center were destroyed, and high-rise and pri

in 2008, she graduated from donetsk national university , majoring in political science.n russia captured part of the donetsk region in the 14th, zakharova supported the occupation and remained in donetsk. at that time , she exhibited on her page in social networks. a photo with the terrorist symbol of the dpr. she is under a russian rag worked in various positions, led work with the team in the so-called ministry of labor and social policy of the donetsk people's republic and in the administration of the head of the dnr. she sat in donetsk under the supervision of zakharova's guards until the start of the full-scale invasion. when the russian army occupied part of the kherson region, marina decided that her love for all things putin could come in handy and finally lift her up. to the dream peak, well, it's not for nothing that for so many years she took her son to all the parades of the spineless regiment, wore the gogriv ribbon. so in 2022 in 2008, the traitor moved to kherson region, where she took part in the creation of fake authorities, later received a new task fro

zalistovsky was only 23 years old, he graduated from the flight faculty of kharkiv ivan kozhedub national university of the air force in 2021 during a full-scale invasion had dozens of sorties. well , the public also notes that he was originally from malin, zhytomyr region, was a mig 20 fighter pilot. eternal memory and eternal glory. but we are adding valery chaly, a diplomat and extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america in 2015 and 2019, to our ether. mr. valery, welcome to espresso. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. so this week congress is about to begin its new session, and lawmakers are expected to continue negotiations on an immigration reform deal that would allow ... approval of president joe biden's request for aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. do you think there will finally be a consensus and whether the congressmen will have time to make a decision by the end of this month, or before? next month, because we understand that we need this help very much, and as soon as possible. i have already said, more than once, that it is a wrong approach to

, and in parallel i was preparing, in general, to the theater university, well, to the kyiv national universityf theater arts, to the faculty of acting in theater and dramatic cinema, i entered the... army, well, i failed, probably, i was a little more on i was on the street, and i didn’t prepare so well, let’s say, maybe the rod went wrong, after the army i already took this whole thing seriously, i didn’t want to enter the third year, and that’s why i entered the second time, you know, i entered, and even so managed to what about the budget, that's how it started, but you don't become an actor either in the first year, or in the second year, or after you graduate from this one. a dramatic theater and film actor , you are recruiting, i started dubbing films in ukrainian, i got to know the stuntmen, went to shootings as a stuntman, fought on sabers in the guise of a cossack, fell from the fortress into boxes, then went out a lot on the platforms, stages, and even then, i was quietly interested in poetry, because i was talking, unfortunately, at that time in the cinema, i will first say about th

i am a professor at kyiv national university, and i have been teaching financial law since 2000. mean, i know, i know this siren issue. undoubtedly, no one will make a decision to liquidate certain educational institutions, higher educational institutions. this will not happen, but the fact that educational institutions should... compete with each other in market conditions and provide the appropriate quality of education, and not simply, but to me it seems that these are obvious things for the country , the european union, where exactly such rules work, and it is necessary here, and, by the way, we held a joint meeting with the committee on education, where we expressed our concerns to the ministry of economy, it is necessary to change the principles of the state. because if during the war we increase the number of orders, the volume of orders for lawyers and economists or managers, and at the same time we do not... increase orders for labor specialties or military specialties, well, this is definitely wrong, and the state must to more effectively manage their state order, stimu

preparing at the same time , in general, i went to the theater university, well, to the kyiv national universityarts, to the faculty of acting in theater and dramatic cinema, i entered the army, well, it didn’t work out for me, i was probably on the street a little more and i didn’t prepare as well, let’s say, maybe the rod was missing, after the army i already took this whole thing seriously, i didn’t want to enter the third... and that’s why i entered the second time, you know, i entered, and i managed to do it on the budget, too and it began, but you don't become an actor on the first try. neither in the second year, nor after you graduate from this university, you are a theater and film drama actor, you recruit, i started dubbing films in ukrainian, i met stuntmen, went to shootings as stuntmen, fought with sabers in the image of a cossack, fell from the fortress, into boxes, uh, then i went out a lot on the platforms, stages, and even then i slowly became interested in poetry, because i was communicating, unfortunately, at that time in the cinema... and i will first say about the good thing