petros: sure it was. even if you are in an election campaign, you are rehearsing to be a statesperson, prime minister. this is not the tone anybody should adopt. it has left a sour taste in the mouth of people over here, but nevertheless, they have hard skin. as emmanuel macron demonstrated, he did not take it personally. there is desire to engage. the hope is there will be maturity. people will engage. folly: rod, i want to talk about another domestic issue. keeping the union together. northern ireland and scotland threatening to break away. will she be able to keep the union together? rod: that's one of the big questions. it's going to be high on the agenda. the scottish national party particularly see an opening. we can expect pressure from them. one of the reasons that is less likely in the immediate future is that none of the major parties see it as a politically viable tool. it is very unpopular. at least in england. not immediately. it is starting to rise on the agenda. i suspect it is going to be

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to all 3 of you haven't, they. com, lydia creek, petro specialist. thank you very much and thank you for watching. you can always watch this program again anytime by visiting our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion, go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can of course, also join the conversation on twitter. we are, i've a j insights story from me for back to the whole team hearing doha, thank you very much for watching bye. for now. the news beneath the surface lies the dark. aside in british politics, i'm exclusive al jazeera investigation coming scene environmental, a se one of astray is most ancient forest, on the bread from wine company penalties against protesters, one o one ace makes those prepared to break the wall. on al jazeera september on al jazeera world leaders from a 193 members, states gather the united nations general assembly with the war in ukraine and the global cost of living crisis high on the agenda up front returns. mot. lamont hill . talk through the headline to challe

this is petro burkovskyi.'m the executive director of the ilko kucheriv foundation for democratic initiatives. i congratulate you, mr. petro. i congratulate you. thank you for joining my program. well, let's start right away. with it will be obvious to you that it is more about russia and let's start with the protests in dagestan a-a is it all serious what is happening there because you are watching yesterday on the air i said that i personally do not believe that these protests can become some kind of spark that will ignite a huge flame some kind of even a revolution in russia because these protests are coming out under the auspices of the fight against mobilization dagestanis are taking to the streets because they don't want their husbands er sons brothers to be mobilized sent to war in ukraine so today there was even information about what seems to be a man in the irkutsk region who does not agree with the language and the principles of mobilization, even killed a military commissar, i don't remember in som

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your successor, gustavo petro, is a former marxist guerrilla who attended the funeral of hugo chávezs re-established ties between colombia and venezuela. his victory gave colombia the first leftist government in its history. why has there been this political shift? >> i think, in the last election, there wasn't a clear adversary that would have the arguments and the capacity to directly deft him. and we have to understand that when people go to the ballots. >> there's a pink tide sweeping the region -- bolivia, peru, chile, perhaps brazil come october. how do you understand these ideological trends? >> well, i think, margaret, the issue in latin america is not that there's debate between left and right. it's a debate between right and wrong. and -- >> isn't that a matter of perspective? >> and i say this because populism and demagoguery -- they sell hot bread today, but they're incubating hunger for tomorrow. and that has been the pattern in many countries. but when you see policies that want to intervene the forces of the market on artificially controlled prices, well, that deterior

please tell me whether petro cherny, a military analyst expert, is already with us, mr. peter.ng. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes remains low. the general staff says that the probability of a real invasion of a ground offensive from belarus is still there. how do you comment on these exercises? i have always taken a responsible and serious approach. to what the enemy can do, everyone knows very well how much i love this philosophy of the great chinese thinker sunza , so he has a very good example for this case it is not necessary to wait for the enemy not to attack, it is necessary to do everything possible that if he attacks, this price for him was prohibitively high or could there be a strike from belarus in my opinion is it unlikely now i agree with the main point of the expert zora that so at the moment it is unlikely but that is not less, let us remind you that belarus is in fact in a state of armed aggression against ukraine, large missile strikes from their territory are carried out on our country, plus it slips through and that they seem to have some kind of nucle

russia is carrying out with the aim of annexation, said the spokesman of the european commission, petro stanu. citizens of the eu countries who acted as international observers at these illegal votes will also be included in the package of sanctions. as is known, the eu is currently discussing the new eight a package of sanctions against russia, the cause of the gas leak on both northern streams may be sabotage gas leaks on branches of russian gas pipelines across the baltic sea are the result of deliberate actions on the night of september 26 controllers of the shore platform of the nord stream-2 recorded a sharp drop in pressure in the pipeline, in addition, a gas leak was recorded from both branches of the first nord stream in the economic zone, data from the nord stream operator company northstream called the incidents unprecedented and said that it could not estimate the timing of the restoration of the infrastructure of the defense command, which published this leaked footage on the surface the baltic sea near the island the authorities of germany, denmark and sweden are investiga

petro, a well-known carver in the hutsul region, says that he learned all the secrets of his skill fromthat i was still small when i came? then i watched how grandfather carved. you, too, i wanted to start carving and so on. the creation of an artistic product was a hassle and a long process, master petro says. the real jewelry work begins, absolutely two months of work, you have to do this, if you do it on monday in time for saturday, it will be finished, this is a bazaar option, a masterpiece is not the only one to make at this time, the man comes up with patterns himself, although he also uses some elements of his legendary relatives, he often combines carvings, a woman, a station, beads, metal and mother-of -pearl petro has his unique style, art critics recognize my work from 50 works , that is, according to the regulations on the technique of execution, each artist has his own handwriting just right the master differs from the master with the tree above the family of mr. peter and his wife and son now i love you very much because it seems to me that she is alive she wants to be cut

petro . you noticed that hunger riots started in mariupol, what is it? how is it ? the inhabitants of the city really lack food, because there are certain problems, that is, before that, while she was pretending to be an occupier, everything was plus or minus. okay, and today, when people are forced to buy her food in her family, she can actually there is only one person to work because of the living conditions and the money that even if they receive it is not enough, then i really leave and problems begin, that's why it started, this was the only thing, then he continued to distribute. it was the international red cross . is invested in the system for them in the red cross, the international considers distributing there, you need to register online in the queue to receive a humanitarian aid, well, it’s kind of delusional that separately and people started storming and in fact still after all, the red cross was forced to give away, but we are so uh, careful, yes. in other words, we think that we are more than the international red cross of mariupol with such results

auch read from the number of the member of the european parliament from lithuania petros, we welcome hello, we welcome all the studios, i will say that you came to visit us on our tv channel is just the first days of russian aggression, and i remember you, the optimism you radiated at that time, that everything will be fine with us, but unfortunately, the war dragged on, that 's all, if we can, let's continue this topic which we raised with the former deputy minister of our mfa of the ministry of foreign affairs, andriy veselovskyi, is there any scheme for the reaction of nato countries, the countries of the european union, and the world community in general, in the event, god forbid, that the russians use tactical or other nuclear weapons, veselovskyi said that there are two options, one option - this is the destruction in response of one country by one of the nato countries of the point from where these nuclear weapons appeared, as i understand it, well, with all the weapons somewhere in the russian hinterland, and the second the option is to strike a large object of the russian mi

new left is president gustavo petro protest is, have claimed that tax reforms aimed at raising billions with social programs are unfair and authoritarian meantime, columbia and venezuela have re opened a major border crossing after years of diplomatic deadlock. and partial closures, cargo trucks has started to cross over for the 1st time in 7 years. after the most recent closure in 2019 the crossing was re, i've been for some time to those going over on foot. 3 opening will allow the trade and essential goods such as co toilet paper and fruit. diplomatic relations have thought since columbia's 1st left is leaning, president took office we can get more on this with brom a boast. he's a journalist and an expert on board a conflicts and he joins us from the colombian capital bogota. it's great to have you one. tell us why this is such an important moment. thanks for inviting me and i'm connecting from both the columbia an error in the country. this is a very significant moment, especially because colombia is the largest house country for venezuelan microns refuse. so what we see is that th

petro, for the conversation.viser to the mayor of mariupol, told us about the pseudo-referendum, how they pass, and about maybe a mobilization that can start in mariupol well, and about how people live there now, let's talk more about the situation in izyum, contact us deputy mayor of izyum, volodymyr matsokin, mr. volodymyr, good day, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, volodymyr, i have a message that found more two mass burials in izyum, let's start with this topic right away, someone else's understanding of the scale of these burials, i understand, i know that these are mass burials and i know that they are located on the territory of our city, i want to tell you that on it's a pity, we have suspicions about the availability of other cemeteries, it's just that the room is quite old and uh, and we have many cemeteries and there are examples of higher ones and we need to do so

president petro: it has to change. what i call sovereignty, feed instead of having the global insecurity. we have to produce the minimum of food for the entire population. we have the capacity, the land, the water, even the farming culture of the country could help us, but we must take the leap to recover agricultural production in columbia. david: there we go. the colombian president gustavo petro, speaking exclusively with two versions of our colleague, shery ahn in english, and shery ahn in espanol. [laughter] all-time lows in the philippine currency. it goes back to the e.m. pain we are seeing, we cracked 1400 for the first time today. on the korean won. we are seeing levels we have not seen since the asian financial crisis back in 1997. rishaad: and the thai bat has lows we haven't seen in many years. we have north korean state media saying the government has not sold any weapons or ammunition to russia, and has no plans to do so in the future. earlier this month the u.s. state department said the kremlin was tryi

had countrymen in a barn for six months, 5 jews lived for hiding jews, the germans shot them, says petro trach, and the germans shot them the whole family, as if they found a jew, the whole family was shot. and there were already five of them when the war ended. jews who were hiding from their losses settled in israel, from there they sent gifts against the soviet authorities forced peter's mother to sign a document that they do not need these parcels, so the connection with them has been lost petro trach has the title of righteous among the nations, it is awarded by the international institute for the preservation of the memory of the victims of the holocaust for the rescue of jews during the second world war diana yaroshenko news on the public ternopil region this is all the news i i say goodbye to you, have a good night and take care. the unconquered cities of ukraine are the cossack city of izyum, where one of the oldest buildings of the slobozhan region is located. the transfiguration cathedral was the center of the famous izyum regiment. the place did not survive the first famine t

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be excluded from the council of security un this was announced by the fifth president of ukraine, petroporoshenko, he called on western allies to provide ukraine with even more weapons and financial aid, as well as strengthen sanctions against russia, whose president, vladimir putin, announced a partial mobilization. and today they are forced to mobilize with which rapists, the same ones have also broken, and they announce mobilization. we are sure that this is also a powerful message for the russians, when they have to understand that this is not singing some kind of military operation, this is a full-fledged war for which they paid and will pay oleksandr petryshyn took the oath of office of the constitutional court of ukraine, he was appointed by the presidential quota volodymyr zelenskyi petryshyn constitution analyst, professor, doctor of legal sciences and ex-head of the national academy of legal sciences, he took the position instead of the judges of kasminin, the decree on the appointment of which was canceled by zelenskyi petryshyn became the 16th out of 18 members of the ksu ,

andriy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine good morning and petro burkovskyi is with us, the executive director of the yaka kuchereva democratic initiatives foundation, we wish you a good morning. glory to the heroes of ukraine. well, it’s obvious why it’s being transferred because it’s actually not technically and we understand that the technical side should be provided by the occupying military, but they can’t do it effective occupation, so we have such an effective occupation, this is the establishment of its administration, this is essentially control, so to speak, of the territories where the so-called referendum should be held, we see all this when you cannot do it. that is , we are talking about the fact that the ukrainian armed forces of ukraine for today, we are the guarantors that the referendum on the territory of the occupied kherson region, part of the zaporizhia region, we will take part of the luhansk region, part of the odesa region, it is actually under the conditions that exist today it is practically impossible, and let's also be frank that in fact our uh partisans,

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will be no central heating, so the interventionist will have to distribute at least heaters, says petro andryushchenko, winter in the occupied part of luhansk region will be critical , it is impossible to spend the heating period exactly where active hostilities were going on, this was stated by the head of luhansk ova, serhii gaidai, according to him, the russian invaders did nothing to help the population restore destroyed communications and housing, people will try to leave to the countryside and spend the winter there in abandoned houses - says gaidai, the shooting in the kherson region is an internal showdown between the kadyrivians, the zekas and the fsb, mykhailo podalyak, the adviser, said this of the head of the office of the president of ukraine, the number of conflicts between the occupying forces is increasing because the parties aggressively divide the loot before fleeing against the background of news about the approach of the armed forces of ukraine, russia has increased missile strikes on ukraine due to failures on the front lines, this is stated in the intelligence revi

peter, there was petro chernyk , a colonel, a military expert. you for participating in our program. it was a verdict program brought and rudenko, i say goodbye to you see you tomorrow good evening we are from ukraine vasyl zima's big broadcast my name is taras zima two hours of air time and my colleagues are with you until 21:00 two hours of your time we will talk about the most important two hours to learn about the war our broadcast serhiy zgoretska military summaries of the day and what is the world like? what in the world will yury the physicist tell for two hours to keep up with the economic news of radio operators oleksandr morshchyntsi he tells us about the economy during the war and new sports evgeny pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for 2 hours in the company of our favorite presenters about culture during the war, we are ready to talk about the war or something else that many people have become like, maybe the weather will give us some optimism , ms. natalka didenko is ready to tell us, and we will also have distinguished guests

the phobia cranium president petro her shanker there, thank you very much. it's a pleasure. thank you. the so hold referendums now on the way were announced after re ukrainian forces liberated a large part of territory formerly held by russian forces. one of the places retaken in that counter offensive was coupons in the hockey region. the w correspondent, nick connelly visited the town and sent us this report. russia is here to stay. that was the slogan, just a matter of weeks go here in coupons. as russian officials handed out passports in the end, the russian flag came down faster than any one could have imagined. but the russian army hasn't gone far. in fact, you can hear its artillery every few minutes. just a few kilometers away. even before the shilling stops, graham prosecutors of fine coming. what remains of this police station where russian troops had their base looking for evidence of potential war crimes love which i thought to look this up on you. but i, it's a right now we're collecting evidence. brought the more law, some of the things we're looking for can be

my petro wilkins, speaking to us earlier. you're wanting to double, you know, still to come putting your life savings into building a home only to haven't washed away. that's the fate of many of pakistan flood victim. first we go to the u. k, where the new prime minister less trust, has begun announcing her cabinet earlier today, she gave her 1st speech as p. m pledging to boost the economy, tackle the energy crisis and improve the country's national health service trust, promise, tax cuts and security at home and abroad. britain's orth, conservative prime minister in 6 years, she's facing a raft of challenges, including a cost of living crisis, labor unrest, and soaring energy prices. so we called and left listening to some of what she had to say earlier. we will transform britson into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and what everyone. everyone has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen. i will take action this week to deal with energy bill

petro good morning good morning now the question is not how to you to the military expert and we told about referendums and collaborators in their social networks announced that the referendums are postponed because the armed forces of ukraine hit the warehouses where the ballots were kept. referendums, well, that's right. that's right. you've already given the answer to your question absolutely yes. they're looking for any pretexts, any reasons, inventing uh-uh to substantiate this fact for them it is shameful that the population does not want to go to the elections , illegal elections, the people already understand very well the essence of the political processes that took place in the world, this is the fact of russian aggression against ukraine, and the people are already very well informed, and therefore very serious problems have appeared for the russians people to go to these elections, they invent, just comment on these fabrications, these lies. well, somehow you know, well, inappropriate, probably difficult. were constantly appointed, pushed aside, then canceled, even electio

dpr on kherson oblast and part of zaporizhia oblast , we are in touch with colonel, military expert petro chernyk , mr. colonel. although they say that this is a full mobilization that will allow them to collect 1 million mobilized and throw them to ukraine, british intelligence concludes that the mobilized military will be sent to the front without proper training of the intelligence of the ministry of defense britain is analyzing how the mobilization of the military in russia will develop according to the data, the first units of those called up for the partial mobilization of russia have already begun to arrive at the military bases, mr. petre, when these people get to the front and what risks are there on the part of ukraine and on the part of the russian federation, since the mobilization carries there are hidden risks, which we will talk about a little later for the leadership of russia. well, it is actually a very serious question and i would like to divide it into several parts in order to really understand what is happening there and how threatening it is for us for the first tim

petro says that in a month they can give some result for the russians, they can draw up the troops, to what extent can they affect this attempt by the russians to build a line of defense there, well, let's say, the eastern part of kharkiv oblast or whether they can hold the kharkiv region at all now, although some pieces of the territory of the kharkiv region, how can it be said about them somewhere? i asked the question whether they will be able to get luhansk, even so even. the fact is that they will not prepare photos that we are considering of russian prisoners of war who fall we can see there the 1945 model of the parable, as they say, tied up, that is, we tie the cloak-tents on the straps, this is a tarpaulin such a row measuring one and a half meters by 1.5 m asterisks on the edges, that's what you have to live in. and that's it, with all this, with a fairy tale, they go into battle, that is, like the soldiers of the red army there in the 45th, that's all they are given, they don't need anything else, a bottle, a spatula , that's all, everything is in me because they do not need

to our armed forces victory to us tour groups in the city are few today says the famous lviv guide petrots and they are ordered by people who became tourists involuntarily who are tourists today today a lot of tourists are actually displaced people fleeing from the war, then there are a lot of orders and guys, if it wasn't strange, but they are there and their native wives, children are here and they say well, we want them to feel normal, then take them, show them where they ended up petro radkovets considers such excursions nowadays to be nothing but psychological rehabilitation, a sure touch of beauty helps heal wounds and wounds. and in lviv, the special atmosphere of the city also contributes to this. iryna ostrovska yuriy melnyk espresso and more of grain supplies to the eu france and romania signed an agreement to increase grain exports from ukraine this was announced by the minister of transport in france , clément bon, the agreement was also signed by his romanian colleague ionel skryoshtianu and ambassador of ukraine vadym omelchenko, previously bon said that this agreement will

equipment from the city, even that which had been dug in until then, said the adviser to the mayor, petro andryushchenko. he clarified that all the cars are moving towards bordyansk. meanwhile, near the building of the philharmonic, local residents noticed a sudden increase in security and military patrols, as well as many invaders, and in the very premises, i will remind you that it was here that the brains announced the trial of our defenders and the connection to azov. in the end , patrols and checkpoints have been increased now. can be seen all over the city, in particular, near the drama theater building, the occupiers continue to look for partisans in the city, check all cars without exception, search apartments, andryushchenko called this activity as a result of the detonations of the collaborators. at the same time, he emphasized that the resistance of the people in the city is still growing and about the situation at the front. to evacuate the wounded and damaged military equipment to the areas of the settlements of verkhovatka and borodoyarsk . offensives of russians in the area

petro will also add to this all to this picture . that this is exactly how the events will develop.ince the second half of june, because it was obvious to foresee the logic of putin's actions after he signed 123 laws there in one day on july 14, and it is clear that putin simply has no other course of action in he is not there there is no other possibility to somehow hold the military situation apart from throwing a large number of infantry into battle, this is the only resource he has left, of which there are quite a lot and they are passing er, let's say that the russian army has degraded equal to the 40s er 30s years to the level of, let's say, the 19th century , that's what happens, accordingly, they cannot now use ammunition, e.e. artillery, so that warehouses with ammunition are destroyed. let the martians, for example, they cannot use armored vehicles, nothing iron, they need a lot of power which will have low radar visibility, that is, manpower, let's say so, and that's why they are gathering this large army, a huge army of fools, so that they go on the attack as infantry, y

i will say something later, let's hold on to the intrigue and now eh engage in the conversation of petrondryushenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, mr. petriv. i congratulate you. i congratulate you . glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. they decided to feed the people of mariupol with bread , but this bread has already bloomed. that is, you can't eat it. if you could eat it, of course, but first of all, it can be a health hazard, well, this is basically an indicator. that is, in ukraine, it is usually bread is not thrown away. even if it has bloomed, it is. well, somewhere there, animals are given something else so that it does not disappear, because in ukraine they value bread in general. well, the russians decided to give this kind of bread to people, because there is obviously no other. let me tell you more about the situation in mariupol right now, it's a small one, it's great, it's very revealing because it's not the first day when our people get a whole loaf of bread. and perhaps the most revealing thing is these queues for free bread because, well, there's a big problem in m

this is petro burkovskyi. the executive director of the ilko kucheriv foundation for democratic initiatives. i congratulate you, mr. petro i congratulate you. thank you for joining my program. well, let's start right away. i'll be with you in this block that i'm devoting to talking to you, and it will be obvious that there's more about russia and let's start with the protests in dagestan. everything is serious. what is happening there, because look. yesterday on the air, i said that i personally do not believe that these protests can become some kind of spark that will ignite a huge flame, some kind of even a revolution in russia, because these protests are taking place under the auspices of the fight against the mobilization of dagestanis. on the street because they don't want their husbands, uh, sons, brothers to be mobilized and sent to war in ukraine, so today there was information even about what seems to be a man in the irkutsk region who does not agree with as with the principles of mobilization, even i

the more resilient against the shocks, petro wilson in nairobi with the us world food program. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. thank you. well, cynical buys half of its weight from russia and 6 per cent from ukraine. the ongoing war has hampered those imports and cent price is rising. that's prompted a push in senegal for more locally sore cereals, and that at least has given farmers and local business owners a boost. in this region of western senegal, most farmers cultivate millet, a local high protein grain eaten for breakfast and supper. traditionally, farmers have kept the grain for domestic use, but now there is a push to expand production in a way that will benefit local economies and reduce reliance on wheat, regional agricultural associations and a local n g o are providing training and equipment to farmers like magog may sar, they have also encouraged him to switch to organic farming mancha new younger. i'm seeing all the advantages before we were using chemical fertilizers, but it's expensive. and now i also know that it's toxic. and with the n

and petro, battle rice get a little bit there for the workers party, the worse off the people are the poor, the better for them to do politics off those. it will, if you so much. so you have to very different candidates that what would you like to know about them on today's show, we are going to be exploring key campaign issues and what's at stake for brazilians . you can do in a conversation right here in the comment section on you tube. ah, o i x, what expert panel? hello, elona. i be honest. this is so lovely to have all 3 of you here. we are going to unpack the upcoming elections. what's that state? what's going on in brazil right now in? no, no, welcome, please say hello to our audience around the world. thank your family. my name is elena zabel. i'm the co founder and president of they got up at you said to get to have you are diana, welcome. please say hello to audience. thank you for having me. there me. i'm at the on the market. i'm a manager at students for liberty, brazil that to happen as a senior, nice to single place allied as to see a to thank you so much for inviting m

this was reported by the adviser to the mayor of mariupol , petro andryushchenko, and people are not allowed to leave the city. territories calls not to recognize the european union , this is stated in the statement of the high representative of the eu, joseph burel, on the eve of the european commission proposed to introduce another package of sanctions for the invasion of ukraine and the holding of illegal referendums on the occupied territories, what will be in this package, we will ask the correspondent of radio svoboda zoryana stepanenko good evening or can you hear me good evening vyacheslav yes, this is the eighth package of sanctions that the european union is currently preparing, this corresponding escalation on the part of the kremlin, i.e. pseudo-referendums, as well as mobilization and nuclear threats from putin. radio svoboda has a document detailing exactly which restrictions will be applied to russia and russians this time . so this will be the traditional addition of new persons and companies to the blacklists, these are those who prepared the so -called plemicites in

and petro, battle rice get little bit there for the workers party, the worse off the people are the poor, the better for them to do politics off those. it will, if you so much. so you have to very different candidates that what would you like to know about them on today show we are going to be exploring key campaign issues and what's at stake for presenting. and so you can do an conversation right here in the comment section on you chip. ah, o i x ray expert panel, hello elona. i deanna cecilia. it's so lovely to have all 3 of you here. we are going to unpack the upcoming elections. what's at stake? what's going on in brazil right now in know, know, welcome, please say hello to our audience around the world. thank your family, my name is elena zabel. i'm the co founder president of they got to get to have you adriano. welcome. please say hello. to audience, thank you for having me. i me, i'm of the, on the market. my manager asked students for liberty, brazil. that to happen. and cecilia, nice to see, please say i like mazda c a to thank you so much for inviting me. i'm cecilia carnegie.

petro, is also joining us. we congratulate you. good health.s talk about your, well, one of your studies on trust in the state, how to preserve national unity. for the sake of victory, what did you do? that's right together with partners what uh let's start with in general how general some basic uh short stories did you see there that changed unexpectedly for you for a person who is constantly engaged in research of public opinion a-a well, the first thing is that we researched legal institutes and also the emotions that people experience when they think about the future of ukraine and their own future. since december 2021, that is, the last time , the previous time when we asked about what people think when what people feel when they think about the future of ukraine was in december 21, that is, it was a time when anxiety was high, anxiety was growing, optimism was low and the dominant emotion was hope that we saw in august this year, because we conducted this survey at the beginning of august in all regions of ukraine, except for the occupied

so they're pretty much hiring every recruit we can put out in the petro chem, about 95% placement. and he can \60{l1}s{l0}\'60{l1}s{l0} 5000 a year starting a year starting wage is pretty impressive. f challenges, i can move to the second question, theou barriers. the higher education emergency relief fund that was provided to colleges has been amazing. what we were able to do without, we received about $78 million of that, about 40 about 40 million went directly into students hands so that they could finish courses. we wrote off debt. we had them retake classes if they failed that first semester of covid. we had them retake classes for free. we got additional training funds from texas so we could take people who at some college that hadn't completed and we could pay for that. we've been able to put a lot of resources in to get people trained and really help support them. that's all running out. as you heard about the food needs, i have food pantries on every one of my campuses. we're distributing food. we have free cafÉ meals for students coming from our high schools who are on fr

petro, we are preparing for the worst. and if there is an easier option, fine.can talk about what is happening in the kherson region, but not about the armed forces of ukraine. let's look in the mirror. coast from there you can go to mykolaiv from there you can go to odesa from there you can go to kryvyi rih and there is also eh in eh in the area of ​​their attention in the mykolaiv oblast south ukrainian nuclear power plant one more this is just to the point that you can also eh is to frighten, for what? well, mrs. humynyuk humeniuk said it very well, have you heard that there are positional battles, or are they, er, getting orders from putin, they will not take on the general, er, to make some kind of decision? what he suspended and wants to command himself, what to do, i.e. what command will he give , do you advance, die, or hold on until the end, or will i save you in some other way, there are several points that you should not pay attention to, first of all, from september 14 to 18 belarus will pass command and staff exercises will also be carried out there

is, it is important to just talk to people, hug them and bring as little as possible help today on petro poroshenko's birthday by the way, it's true and i, er, you know what i want to say, mrs. maria, i was very surprised by the results of a recent survey about whom ukrainians trust , who they don't trust, and me. well, actually, that's what impresses all these stories. and how why do you think there are so many people today? well, i don't know why poroshenko has such a high level of mistrust . now, why is there so much hate against him, and it surprises me, for example, i am a person who did not vote for him in the 14th year, but i am a kind of person i voted for him in the 19th year, and accordingly, it seems to me that very often this kind of hatred for poroshenko is of some kind, literally, of some irrational nature, well, not irrational , because as a president, he showed quite a lot of success, and maybe not the maximum, maybe there. well, but this politics is always the art of possibilities , important reforms were carried out, the army was strengthened well, where did such a leve

of streets in particular, the most striking example is of course zhukov avenue in kharkiv, which is petroat is important in this story is that it is not a story when they say that you had zhukov avenue here and now there will be an avenue, for example, for konovaltsi, well , not even for konovaltsi, let's take something else, let's take it even further. well, i don't know . we can say we want to find a common pantheon and shukhevych fought for the whole of ukraine and so on and so on, but it may be a legitimate question in principle well, let there be shukhevych in lviv, let shukhevych be in kyiv, we in kharkiv don't want shukhevych, but it's not about shukhevich it is about petro grigorenko and this question is also about how to intelligently return the memory of those who can be their own but still not accepted as their own and we have seen a lot of these renamings when the streets are some kind of communist soviet mukachevo street there became some kind of socialist persikova street, this street near kyiv has old names and new ones, and here are the new ones, one after the other. ah, b

petro, a taxi driver, was killed with his passenger.shot dead by the russians. "i want to ask putin why he killed my son," petro's mum says. "for what? "he's notjust killing our children, he's killing us, the mothers. "i am speaking to the all the mothers of the world — "rebel against that assassin." petro was her only son. she has vowed to keep speaking for him, demanding justice. orla guerin, bbc news, balakliya. the kremlin has denied it has plans to announce a mass mobilisation of troops. the army's retreat in northeast ukraine is being reported in russia, but there, it's being referred to as a re—grouping. meanwhile, on russian tv there's been rare loud bang. in ukraine, russia's still fighting. the kremlin says there's no change of plan. but russia's retreat from north—east ukraine suggests the "special operation" is in trouble. from a war reporter on state tv, a rare admission — russia has taken heavy casualties. and on another channel, rare public criticism. the politician says, "those people who convinced "putin the special ope

andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol with us, mr petro, we welcome you i congratulate youto ukraine that this is the so -called referendum and in mariupol, what is happening there, how is this process of this action organized? of course, several polling stations are open, they are constantly open, they exist more so that they are, in principle, honest, the polling station is generally found in shops and cafes, so as our people say to us in the city, finally for the pro-russian majority of the population, yes, the dream of voting for buckwheat is legal , this is happening in the city, but the main part of holding a referendum in mariupol for the mariupol district is that several groups go around the city, consisting of four two civilians behind these ballots and two soldiers with machine guns actually catch people and go around the apartments on the streets and in the yards and force them to vote. it is impossible to avoid it if you have already been caught, the documents were checked and the voting went, so the results were known, and the legalization of these results and

and it'll be interesting to see exactly what she, petro less in brussels. how does the rest of your view less trust? what do they make of her vision of the u. k? well, after the boat is jonathan, his bees mildly north, the comic premier ship. things cannot get worse as far as people he brushes are concerned. having said that, british politics have the tendency to surprise us to have done so over the past few years, especially seems where you decided to leave you. so people are hoping for the best, but they're expecting the worse. ok, rod. now let's get into the details of it, of course, a long and costly to do list for les stress, the most pressing issue, as we heard domestically is of course, to help people cope with a huge rise in energy prices. the cost of living crisis. but this energy crisis, of course, is not just affecting britain, but the whole of europe given what's happening in ukraine right now. do you think britain, under less stress is better place to deal with it than other european countries? with the energy crisis that remains to be seen. ag

petro.ou very much for this positive thing that you said at the end, in general, for being positive, for positive inclusion, for the fact that the world is with us, it should help us. well, any threats and any actions from russia will not go unanswered thank you, mr. peter. this was peter burkovsky, executive director of the democratic initiative foundation named after ilko kucherev. well , due to lack of time, i am forced to finish today's program, the world during the war, by monday, but at the end, i want to remind you once again whoever watches our program on youtube, please like it. those who didn't like it, dislike it. although i wouldn't like it, of course, write something. we're interested in your opinion. well, that 's all. my name is yuri fizer. see you this week in the program's collaborators, the list of thralls, the leaders and traitors of the kharkiv region who helped capture the raisin of balaklia and kupyansk for the first time - i raised the flag of russia here in the 14th y

after 3 months, along with a reduction in fuel tax, the policies aimed to cushion the impact of rising petro and diesel prices. now the approach to handling knock on effects of the war in ukraine has set a precedent for other european nations. among them, spain, which is introducing free monthly rail passes for many routes around the country, funded by a tax on excess profits. at madrid's great 19th century torture railway station, 26 year old jennifer bernard keentonia and her sister became the happy owners of travel passes. she says it will save her around $890.00 euros.

petro was her only son. news, balakliya. today, the kremlin denied it had plans to announce a mass mobilisation. the russian army's retreat in northeast ukraine is being reported in russia, but there it's being referred to a "re—grouping." meanwhile, on russian tv, there's been rare criticism of the war. from moscow, our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. loud bang in ukraine, russia's still fighting. the kremlin says there is no change of plan. but russia's retreat from north—east ukraine suggests the "special operation" is in trouble. from a war reporter on state tv, a rare admission — russia has taken heavy casualties. and on another channel, rare public criticism. the politician says, "those people who convinced putin "the special operation would be over quickly, "they took us for a ride." he called for peace talks with kyiv. following his tv appearance, boris nadezhdin told me the "special operation" had been a big mistake. we want to defeat the ukrainian army. it seems like it is practically imposs

3 months, along with the reduction in fuel tax, the policies aimed to cushion the impact of rising petro and diesel prices. now the approach to handling knock on effects of the war in ukraine has set a precedent for other european nations. among them, spain, which is introducing free monthly rail passes for many routes around the country, funded by a tax on excess profits. at madrid's great 19th century, a torch, a railway station, 26 year old jennifer bernard keentonia and her sister became the happy owners of travel passes. she says it will save her around $80.00 to $90.00 euros a month. gabby knows my neck without a bit of money and i would like it to be permanent because it would make things less expensive and we can move around more than one if you anything that benefit citizens is good. of course, in terms of the economic and political situation, it helps for us. it's a huge benefit and we're thankful for that. 800 on minute, you're almost half a 1000000 people have already pre ordered the free transport cards and state own railway operate ran for expects the scheme which runs unti

it's a tough life, but petro is not complaining. a hamburger, a name, or a humble if you're joining a oh, the policy at a lawyer with them. i'm gonna quote it off roman or get the dawn rucker. e mail at that. i gotta meet a yeah. a man on law, just what i meant, the i with the cowboys walk across for fonts. it's a rough life, but their boss has one overriding drew a cowboy who eats well. it's a happy cowboy. so he employs a cook on every farm and go seat, his job is to prepare robust, energizing meal. got him at the levia or gay gong gardener. now go grandma judge and they feel they didn't get her leg gone. so the menu is voids. meet for breakfast, meeting so for lunch and deep fried, meet with your cup, a potato like vegetable for dinner with . it's not a balanced diet, but the cowboys need protein for the 8 hour shifts on horseback. around a 1000 cubs will be born in the coming weeks. the cowboys lived together on this huge farm for several months at a time without seeing any one else. mm hm. mm hm. back on the road, michigan and