department, no matter which one, no, it’s political science, political science is another, butversity, well, they’re just not there, i don’t know who i composed it there, and where msu is located, there is a branch of msu in sevastopol. this means that vasiliev did not give any lectures to any student, it was a separate course, paid, as in all universities, who invented it, who invited it, who gave the go-ahead, who determined it, this filk’s certificate, which was posted by the philosophical press service faculty, but that was all for a short time, and what is this explanation, drive everyone away for just a second, and by the way, he is an official candidate of art studies and he is an official enemy of russia, right now? he didn’t read any lectures and doesn’t give any lectures, he didn’t read any lectures, he read them, and there is a recording from there, and he is not students, i repeat, those who are signing up are not not students, not young people, but to be that no , young, there are courses for additional education at every faculty. thus, sell your homeland, the mini

from one of the students who asks to be expelled from the master's program of the faculty of political scienceformation and hybrid wars. he names the following reasons: cancellation of classes in special specialized subjects, drug cartels , militia , criminal networks in the operations of modern hybrid warfare and the organization of the work of temporary administrations and representative offices of government bodies in liberated... territories, replacement with completely different ones theoretical disciplines. second, complete disregard on the part of the faculty administration for legal norms. at a meeting of the faculty administration with the students of the group , it was said what kind of papers, everything is done on trust. third, i read how it is written: one of the teachers has been on the federal wanted list since 2021 and is taking refuge. outside the territory of the russian federation, this teacher is still an employee of the faculty of political science of moscow state university, i consider this unacceptable and a drinker of the faculty of political science, where this course

this teacher is still an employee of the faculty of political science. science, where this course is taught, andrei shutov, submitted program documents on... attitude to the education system in the russian federation federations, please listen. only the public , says the authorities, says the presidential administration, what does it mean , i don’t know, the desperate courage of kamikaze, or the game is worth the candle, and thus for those who do it, it is profitable to do it, without fear of possible punishment from the authorities, that means for this do they pay well or what? but the most piquant thing is that the dean, mr.... andrei shutov is a member of the central executive committee with the right, with what mood, with what thoughts, with what actions? mr. shutov will take part in the work of the central election commission during the elections president of the russian federation. so how does it all fit together? although, by and large , it is the central election commission that should take part in such elections. best releases this duality, it r

contact maria geleti, expert tabalkanist, candidate of political sciences. greetings, mrs. maria.eetings, good evening. and our topic, it is dedicated to today's preterms parliamentary elections in serbia. there are no results yet, at 22:30 there will be preliminary results. 42% had already turned up at 4 pm. so, what do these elections mean? in my opinion, this election is more of an election to reset society, that is , there is a lot of tension in the country in serbia , there have been a lot of protests recently, a lot of decisions that need to be made, in particular regarding kosovo, and i think this is an opportunity to release some tension in society on the one hand, on the other hand to get a parliament that will support the decision, possibly complex, which concern... the european union in order to advance the european integration process of serbia. and how realistic is it that the current serbian leadership led by president oleksandr vučić will make some difficult decisions regarding kosovo, where do you see the prerequisites for this? i am an optimist, i generally look a

for example, at the faculty of political science of moscow state university in 2022. first master's program in russia, information and hybrid warfare, was opened, the most important program, agree, listen, it’s just in the twenty-second year, its goal is to train personnel to counter information and hybrid wars, as well as color revolutions, we understand that such specialists today are no less important than those who control drones, it turns out that the work of the course suspended. after our graduation , the guys and students of this faculty sent us their works and articles. these are truly talented people who want to learn and want to be useful. but we need our specialists like air, and please note please note how the world generally views this, so for reference, just as an example, this is a ranking of countries. for training specialists in psychological operations. united states - 36 educational programs, 790 graduates per year. china - 28, 450 graduates, india - 14, 310 graduates. the european union - 9 and 260, great britain - 3 and 75. well, this alone shoul

andriano, as a doctor of political sciences, first of all, since yesterday, ms.o, i cannot understand the words of mr. rahami, the leader of the faction servants of the people, i reread them several times, listened to them, and still i don't understand what they are talking about, i just know that you seem to have... six or six deputies of the servants of the people from sumy oblast, maybe you are somehow in contact with them too, he said davyd arahamya, let me remind you that very much many deputies want to draw up the powers and mandate, but they don't let them in, because they have to sit and vote for important draft laws, and i'm trying to scroll through it somehow, i don't understand anything, that is, people went to the verkhovna rada, they are people's elected representatives, they represent dozens thousands of voters, now there is a war. they enjoy huge advantages, they cannot, for example, be called to the front to fight, they can in principle quite easily cross the border, the peculiarities of the word of the people, there are no problems at all, as far

department , it doesn’t matter which one, no, it’s political science, political science is different, they’re just not there, i don’t know, but where is moscow state university located? is in sevastopol is a branch of moscow state university, in sevastopol there is a branch of moscow state university, they can’t find teachers in sevastopol, specifically they can’t find it when you don’t want to look for anyone, you want to invite the vasilievs of various and other assholes, then dacha, let me talk to arenidsky, i ’ll get to the ministry of defense, that means vasiliev i didn’t give any lectures to any student, it was a separate course, paid for like in all universities. came up with the idea, who invited, who gave the go-ahead, who determined? here is this little certificate that was posted by the press service of the philosophical faculty, and this was not and he is an official enemy of russia, it’s that the candidate of art history now allows the enemies of russia to mock russia, i mean , i didn’t want to touch on vasilyev, i mean that vasilyev is a student at moscow state universi

from one of the students who asks to be expelled from the master's program of the faculty of political scienceormation and hybrid wars. he names the following reasons: the cancellation of classes in special specialized subjects, drug cartels, militia , criminal networks in modern hybrid warfare operations and organization. fourth year, it turned out that there is no course on information and hybrid warfare, it turns out you just canceled it, this is how military analyst paris rozhen reacts to this: the funny thing is that in defense of dean shutov a new newspaper emerged, and delreali and rain, funded by the state department and the cia. in this regard, i was once again convinced that what is taking place at msu is not a dispute between economic entities, but internal sabotage, which, moreover, receives systematic information support from abroad, despite the fact that we learn that it turns out that this is not the first time this has happened , look, about a few years ago, around 2000, there was a similar course at sevastopol state university, an information hybrid. conflicts, it was closed,

this teacher is still an employee of the faculty of political science of moscow state university, i thinks is unacceptable. a new newspaper, idel reality and doshch, funded by the state department and the cia. in this regard, i was once again convinced that what is taking place at moscow state university is not a dispute between economic entities, but internal sabotage, which, moreover, receives systematic information support from abroad. moreover... we find out that it turns out that this is not the first time this has happened, look, about a few years ago, around 2000, there was a similar course at sevastopol state university, information-hybrid conflicts, its they closed it, wow, there was a master's degree, and also a few years ago there was a bachelor's degree in the world, and information warfare, it was closed, now the master's course is at moscow state university, that 's all. looks from people who are related to the education system in the russian federation, listen, please, to the huge ukrainian and pro-ukrainian lube at sevastopol state university. now look at what people think

sud nember is a professor of political science university who joins us from. welcome to the program. so here you have it, you have the yemani army backed by the people of yemen. who have stepped up. they've stepped up the genocidal war. they've stepped up the fact that 17,600 or 700 palestinians have been massacred and they are making move. to uh maybe prevent israel or at least uh that you know the palestinians not alone, that the they are doing what they can, if we saw more move like first we think of that, if we saw more movements like that from other countries, perhaps we can get somewhere prevent the massacer from continuing by the yemenese war against the israeli regime, the first one it was by sending the rockets and the drones, the second one was by seasing israeli visels in in the red sea, and now the third step was to prevent any regardless of its nationality, which is going to b in israel or to get out of israel, this is absolutely you know escalation which we do appreciate and we extend our thanks to the yemini leadership and also people who are st

anthony hall, professor of globalization out of lethbridge, and glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of south. to norway out of oslo and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimy, signing out for myself and other group right here in tehron. goodbye. headlines at presh tv, top commander of iran's irgc is assassinated. an israeli strike a neighborhood close to the sayid zenab shrine in the syrian capital. the bodies of more than 8,00 palestinians are missing in gaza as the death toe from the israeli onslot surpasses to 20,000 mark. hamas leader yahya senwar says resistance fighters have killed or wounded some 5,00 idm soldiers during the on.

professor of globalization, lethbridge university, out of lethbridge, and glendison, professor of political science university southeastern norway, out of oslo. thank you both for being with me, starting it off with anthony, and... "i mean, the israeli regime has always been a rogue entity, however it just seems to be exponentially um getting worse and just increasing its terror throughout the region. if you agree with that, why do you think it is the case and what is it trying to accomplish? well, there's an individual by the name of benjamin netanyahu, i'm getting feedback in my, i'm not talking against myself if there needs to be..." adjustment here, but he he is uh, how about letting the other fellow start? okay, we'll do that, i'll come back to you then, um, anthony, glenn, your thoughts, i'll just throw that question at at you, basically in looking at this entity and what it is doing, your thoughts it is, is it getting worse or what is its goal and what's happening? well, i think that the goal of israel would be two folds, one, of course, they want to this to go off. hamas and get back to hos

and glendison, professor of political science university southeastern norway out of oslo. thank you both for being with me. starting it off with anthony, uh, i mean, the israeli regime has always been a rogue entity. however, it just seems to be exponentially, um, getting worse, and just increasing its terror throughout the region. if you agree with that, why do you think it is the case, and what is it trying to accomplish? well, there's an individual by the name of benjamin netanyahu, i'm getting feedback in my... "i'm not talking against myself if there needs to be an adjustment here, but he he is uh, how about letting the other fellow start? okay, we'll do that, i'll come back to you then, um, anthony. glenn, your thoughts, i'll just throw that question at at you, basically in looking at this entity and what it is doing, uh, your thoughts it is, is it getting worse or what is its goal and what's happening? well, i think that the goal of israel would be twofolds." one of course they want to this to go after hamas and get back the hostages, but of course, as we've seen ov

is quite a motivated decision, but as for active defense, as they say, but this is more of a political sciencece in the most important areas, apparently there will be defense organized according to the principle of not taking a step back, introducing the so-called maneuver defense, for this it is necessary, well, that there be impeccable command and control of troops, discipline, interaction, leadership at the highest level, because this needs to be organized, for it to be a russian army, and not a ukrainian one, well, that’s the minimum, because to conduct a maneuverable defense, you need to have troops of a very high level of training and discipline, interaction and communication, everything should be at the highest level, with discipline, with discipline , it seems to me that they have big... problems, on what basis do i draw such conclusions? here, for example, is the speech of the head of the main intelligence department, general kirill budanov, what was this serviceman talking about? he said, first, he focused on issues of mobilization, so i just want to ask , since i am present at this

nemb is a professor of political science joining us from atb state university who joins us from occupied romala. welcome to program um, taking a look at the grim milestone of 20,00 deaths, there are some um developments that lead towards towards why that has happened, uh, one of them is the fact that it's been revealed that the israeli regime forces have used what's called these uh dumb bombs, these are bombs that are not precision guided and lead to lot more civilian casualties, um, the reasons behind that are multi-faceted, but ultimately if they know that that that is what has that... was is what would be the outcome, then why did they use it, knowing that it's going to incurr a high civilian casualty rate? good evening to you and to all your viewers, well it's quite clear that israel from the very beginning they are using this kind of missiles and bombs which is not accurate and definitely they are targeting intentionally they are targeting the civilians and they think that's the only way to pressurize the... palestinan resistance, now there is talks among the kataries, the israelis

violence, excuse me, against the palestinians to an end, excuse me, sad number is a professor of political science joining us at university who joins us from occupied romala. welcome to the program, we've had very important conference held here in the iranian capital, tehran, and one of the things that obviously is a big question, aside from the fact that you have such a wide array of representatives of high positions from different countries that att at over 60 plus countries um the motion to move towards something tangible to impact what's happening on the ground is the big question here um and that is what uh these countries will hopefully in one form or another actually do uh what kind of things can be done um aside from the forum that we know is not working uh and favoring palestinians and that is the un. what can these countries do in the form that was held today? "good evening to you and all your viewers, well we can say that this conference was really very important, at least for those who are really wanting to come to tehran and to to have this kind of conference which is looking to do so

an expert on international security of the democratic initiatives foundation, a candidate of political sciences and a member of the public council at the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine. there is already taras, mr. taras on your screens. mr. taras, we congratulate you. congratulations. the welt publication says that ukraine is preparing a counteroffensive, which zaluzhny himself planned, and this counteroffensive will take place this summer. in 2024, somehow, in general, foreign publications are voicing different plans at odds, you no longer know whose plan to believe, or the one that sounds the best to the ears, or the one that is the worst and the most frightening to be ready , what do you say about it, or do we have the strength, the ability to launch a counteroffensive in the summer, and well, i'll start with the fact that it's actually very good that.. . that the western media, the expert environment is so actively discussing completely different scenarios, different options for the development of events, which are connected with the continuation of how the ukrainians take their ter

the palestine foundation, pakistan joins us from johannesburg, we also have uh, professor of political sciences provided israel, of which before it was speculated to be what i'm about to read, but uh now it's confirmed, along with additional one, 15,000 bombs and 57,00 artillery shells, um, and then the transfer of what's called a 100 bla 109, which doesn't matter, but these are 2,00 pound bunkerbuster munitions, which was not previously disclosed when it came to the types of military assistance and equipment and artillery uh that us provides. israel, what do you how would you describe the us role when it comes to this war? doesn't seem like we have our guests there from johannesburg, are you with us? okay, maybe not, but that question goes to you, if you can explain to us the us role, especially obviously primarily when comes to the military assistant that it's no secret that the us is dealing with israel as alley even though that israel is not part of nato, but israel is very much treated as a member of nato when it comes to the us foreign policy towards israel and let me alert you and alert

monmala uh, let's go back to uh our analyst sad nemer uh who uh rejoins us professor political science of brisdet university. you heard uh our reporter there, amil talk about this. and refugee camps in particular are of interest for the regime forces, in particular, of course we're looking at several refugee camps that they are not only raiding which involves displacements which involves the killing of palestinians, but also looks like they want to actually purge them, purge these refugee camps of palestinians, basically dismantle them in a sense, do you get that feeling and tell us your reaction to to what our reporter there covered in this? this incident, yes, because we are living this kind of conditions already in the west bank, and we know that the aggression, it's not only on gaza, but in gaza it's like, it has a different taste, but in the west bank also the aggression is continuing even before the 7th of october, it's worthwile to mention that more than 200 palestinians were killed even before the 7th of october since the beginning of the year, which was marked as the highest s

the right to everything, yours has no right to anything, good, and others say, but regarding political science, you are right, i think that this is generally a big challenge, if you want, so to speak, for world jewry, right? because, well, my friends, so to speak, yes, indeed sharing the bitterness that was associated with the holocaust in time of war, because i think, without any absolutely, for me it’s still like, yes, i’m russian and this is extremely important for me, nevertheless, there is truth, it is more important than blood, this is my personal deepest conviction, despite the fact that some may call me a russian nationalist and so on and so forth, there is truth, there is good and evil, they are more important than blood, this is important, but i would like to say, so to say, yes to the israelis... despite the fact that i personally consider all the crimes of hitler’s nazism to be horrific anti-human crimes, this is satanism, by and large, this is an outburst of this kind of absolutely gloomy man-hating energy, and what was done all the time during the second world war has no justific

of the 20th century, i went to moscow state medical university specifically to the faculty of political scienceanitarian education, and gave many interesting adventures, one of which was the model un, the practice of multilateral diplomacy, and i have to ask you, what languages ​​were there? i had a combination of english and german now. german was useful, as far as i understand, yes, since i had two long-term assignments abroad, they were in austria and vienna, but it was not german that i studied there, but german with an austrian accent and austrian words, but i studied there, actually with the international atomic energy agency, that is, i was not at the embassy, ​​at the permanent mission to international organizations, and accordingly all my work was done in english, yeah, but the cultural life at the theater is well, first of all, the vienna opera, wonderful music, wonderful opera company, and secondly, this operetta, what is called folk opera, and since vienna is still a citadel, if not the cradle of pereta, then to listen to them in the language, it was very cool, by the way, very fun

a political science professor at u.c.nted to find out just how much younger americans know or don't know about the antisemitism chant that they are shouting from coast to coast. what he discovered is shocking and troubling. ron haster, political science professor at the university of california, we have been having some trouble establishing contact with him. we had him a moment ago, but his connection seems to have dropped. but here is a sampling of what he found. he wanted to know how much these students knew, so he hired a survey company to survey 250 students and here is what he found. the chant "from the river to the sea" 47%, only 47% accurately identified the jordan river, the river, and the mediterranean being the sea. others identified the nile river, euphrates, some said caribbean sea, some said the dead sea, and some people even said the atlantic ocean. ron haster is back on the line with us. ron, you wrote in your op-ed there's no shame in being ignorant unless one is screaming for the ex termination of million

at the country’s university at moscow state university, or, for example, the dean faculty of political scienceow state university andrei shutov, willingly or unwillingly, is destroying the all-important program of countering information warriors and nevertheless entering the cycle with a right-wing voice. all this taken together are small cogs and bolts of a huge mechanism, that same chimera that we talked about earlier. and which we encountered even earlier on september 8, 1380 on the kulyakov field, it was then that the russian ethnos was born, according to the wonderful, brilliant historian-poet lev nikolaevich gumilyov, by the way, the son of the great poets anna akhmatova and nikolai gumelyo. he claims that it was then that the russian ethnic group was born. this is what he writes: the russian ethnos was born on a sandpiper field, on a cramped area covered with copses and swamps, no more than 30 km in size, from where a small group of new russians emerged, about the leaders of the ethnos that lives to this day, that is, it was not the tver people who fought in this battle , not muscovites

let's talk about it in our ete. with stanislav zhelikhovsky, candidate of political sciences, international expert, what is your assessment, actually, what are the intentions behind these signals, and why is the western press so willing to rebroadcast them? good evening, well, in general, such signals have been coming from volodymyr putin for quite a long time, well, or directly from him, but most likely through his trusted people, and it happens on different... well, here it is worth understanding that there are several reasons for this, well, in particular, it is worth noting about tactical intentions, this is primarily in order to in fact, russia had the opportunity to reboot, restart its military mechanism and once again carry out its military expansion in ukraine, secondly, it should be understood that russia will soon hold presidential elections , which are scheduled for spring... in order to successfully win on them, he wants exactly such a result, so that he is not accused of any falsifications, he wants to show allegedly some territorial gains, and of course, he wants to get the su

scientific scientific director of the ilko kucheriv democratic initiative foundation, professor of political science at the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy, good evening, good evening, by the way, i fully agree with the words of mr. kuzyk, it is absolutely fair, people need to be explained, a lot of military specialties. which are not filled, which do not necessarily imply that you have to directly, well , go on an assault, gives a bunch of other military specialties, this should be clarified. the second point, which i would like to say right away , is what worries me, and just today exams, tomorrow exams with students, you know, sometimes you get the impression that there is a war somewhere there, people are fighting there, something is going on here normal life i think we need to think about how to involve everyone in what's going on, and we're talking about drone gatherings, well listen, well, many peaceful citizens can do this, and students, by the way, can do, yes, because students, as students , some study, some don't study, some go out there for themselves, it has to be done, some,

for example, at the faculty of political science of moscow state university in 2022 , the first master'sty sent us their works, articles, these are really talented people who want to learn, they want to be useful, we need our specialists like air, so pay attention to how the world generally views this, for reference, just as an example, this is a rating of countries for training specialists in psychological operations, the united states has 36 educational... but those who cannot pay will not get there, those who have money can get there by paying 400 thousand rubles, in their... in an open letter, a student of this faculty, having studied, since they are taught there, writes statements asking them to be expelled, this letter one of the students who asks to be expelled from the master's program of the faculty of political science, information and hybrid wars. he names the following reasons: the cancellation of classes in special core subjects, drug cartels, militia and criminal networks. in the operations of modern hybrid warfare and the organization of the work of temporary administratio

bohdan ferens, expert internationalist, candidate of political sciences is in touch with us, good health, mr. bohdan, thank you for finding us. well , look, i have a few naive questions for you, eh, look, ukraine is losing financial support from the united states and the european union, writes the financial times. how much is true, well, how much in general , because we just discussed the option that on the left bank of the dnieper, we interviewed ukrainian soldiers, they will say. i even quote about suicide and extravagance, right there, it means that ft writes what it means, that is financial support, i have been watching it for about a month, maybe a month and a half, like this, you know, well, i would say such an explosion or such a small explosion, like that information, how much truth is there, how much russia is there, i would ask the question like this, well, you know , on the one hand, really, let's say, the russians, they don't sit like that, with folded hands, that is, they really work, they try to spread their, let's say , yes, communication narratives, and they do it sometim

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thank you, oleksiy boryachenko, candidate of political sciences, head of the international associationf small communities, joined our broadcast. chevrons approaching victory. this year, more than ever, we felt the great power of help. we proved that by supporting our military, we are getting closer to victory, that there are no large or small donations, any of our... help is important and necessary, that it is by uniting that ukrainians become a force that can overcome everything, glory to ukraine, but we must not stop, we must do more for our soldiers. let's become their guardian angels in the coming year, and make it our duty to protect their lives, as they fight for ours. each of us must have someone at the front, whom we need to support and take care of. and even if there are no military personnel among your loved ones, find a brigade or soldier to help. be a support to everyone who is in hot spots, on the protection of the city, villages and on recovery in the body. let's give them love, faith and daily support. a good word or deed, a donation or a treat. it's a gift to yourself t

back to our conversation, andriana kostenko, doctor of political sciences, the head of the center for social research, a member of the board of the intellectuals of sumy region, joins our conversation, i congratulate ms. andriano, on our airwaves, glory to ukraine, how did the night pass in sumy region and in general in the region and especially on the border, well, sumy region traditionally suffers from russian shelling. and about 20% of the communities of our region are in permanent danger, in fact, in the past day , the russian aggressor has been shelled from the side of russia, bilopolska, krasnopilska, khotynska, esmanska, etc. the communities of druzhbiv, shaligiv, medrebo, that is, we see that this is the border area, it is constantly... shelled, the population cannot be safe either at night or during the day. but these drgs, earlier they talked about the fact that there were a little less of them in sumy oblast compared to the neighboring regions, about how many, how many, the intensity and scale of these movements, you can say how often they penetrate the territory of the reg

your confidence, attitude and for joining our broadcast, oleksiy boryachenko, candidate of political sciencesternational association of small communities. we continue the broadcast: in russia , the production of a new strike drone called the termite has been put on the assembly line. this was reported by the american institute for the study of war with reference to russian sources. the drone, the analysts noted, is armed with 80-millimeter missiles, their range is up to 6 km, at the same time, defense express reported that the termite drone, first shown by the russians in 2020 , was then a helicopter-type drone. planned to equip guided missiles with semi-active laser guidance. anatoly khrapchynskyi, an aviation expert, is in touch with us, anatoly, i congratulate you. congratulations. what do you know about this thermite that i talked about at the beginning, which is unmanned aircraft, how far in the future they can deploy, scale their production, and how much of a problem it could be for ours. air defense systems for the armed forces forces of ukraine as a whole? if we talk directly about th

very much anyway, because we have to move all the way to israel immediately, a professor of political science at the barilan university from israel, zeev hanin, i hope to appear now, i i will explain our language policy to him, because i will have to speak, i won’t have to, but i will be happy to speak in ukrainian, he understands mr.... the professor in ukrainian, but he will answer in russian, i think that this is how we are here espresso does not violate ukrainian legislation, and he does not violates any law, because i don't think that there is a ban on ukrainian or russian in israel, thank you, professor, thank you for finding time for us today, thank you for the invitation, i will answer in russian, if you please, but i understand ukrainian well. so, i have a question for you, tzahal, according to the wall street journal, says he has started flooding tunnels in the gas sector. my question is technological, they are interconnected, that is, you can put a pump in some place, pour water, and this water sooner or later late will flood everything, like the so-called hamas or gaziv metro. tha

director of the fund democratic initiative named after ilko kucheriv, professor of the political science department of the kyiv-mohyla academy. we are talking both about the law on mobilization and about certain sentiments in society, but mr. mykhailo tsimbalyuk asked you to complete your conclusion on the draft law submitted on behalf of the cabinet to the verkhovna rada, yes, well, there, in particular, it is about certain constitutional inconsistencies, yes, as the commissioner emphasized. council on human rights, mr. lubinets. well, he meant precisely this limitation of rights and movement and use of social services provided for by this draft law. by the way, there is something there that concerns deferment, employees, teachers of higher educational institutions, as well as vocational schools, then, by the way, it is necessary to make corrections there, if such a version passes, we will be clear. it should be ruled, because in relation to higher educational institutions, the postponement applies only to teachers who have academic degrees, that is, it is wrong, because it turns out th

washington to us bringing you says blonde toys, professor of political science and international relations at castle university. thanks for joining the program. what do you make of these us plans to impose visa? bounds on is rarely some of those who engage in violence against publish. the new stuff is, do you think it's going to have any impact on the ground or the, the, the beginning is that the united states is play into the fights and the news on the it is that it's one way of saying that enough is enough. but i do not necessarily think it would make a difference on the ground to basically to threaten somebody that you're not going to give them a visa. we've not to do much to detect them from committing some of the clouds down the way. i think it's the step in the right direction to united states is making thinking that the changes in its policy is to once what is happening in does that? i don't think it goes far enough from says also cold for the european union to do exactly the same thing. sanctioned dividing is riley settlers. do you think we are now seeing a sign of no action from t

okay, that's bringing you sir brando, he's professor of political science and international relations at castle university. thank you for joining the program today. what do you make us these plans by the us to impose visa bands on is riley separately. so engage in violence on palestinians. do you think it will have any teeth? uh what i think it's the 1st step in the light to direction over the last week or so. we have seen a shift in us position from giving the ladies the blue light to do whatever they want. secondly, little saved. we portion that make sure that the promotional noise. i've had a know we sold a 3rd of the stuff in the bi election, prosecute to the exciting visas tools such as we gauging and criminal activities. it goes to for the students. i don't think this particular step will have any teeth on the ground because it will not change the change. much luck getting a visa to go to do lots of dates. these must disassembly the end of the world. and notably, it doesn't affect those. is there any, such as with us passports, who may be most affected? we've also had fronts coo

how many of the 0 hebert or this thing and you said glendale professor of political science and international relations here at katara university yourself. so let's talk a little bit about what's going on in the occupied westbank. the focus so much the focus is on gaza, of course, because there's high intensity fighting. there are hundreds of killed. a few of palestinians killed in the occupied westbank. there are daily raids. daily. we report that palestinians are detained, are imprisoned, often held without charge. but israel hasn't framed what it's over. arching goal in the occupied westbank is right. not like it said, this is what we're aiming and got 123, remove a moss, etc, etc. in the occupied westbank it's, it's unclear, it's more incremental. what do you think is really, is trying to achieve their, what i think it said to call 2 separate entities with, with the guns all it's obvious and the objectives, like you said, of the obvious what is happening in the west bank. i think it's a process of intimidation or this thing is to tell them that we are here and we can do whatever we'd like

find me associate professor of political science at long island university. thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it is very full of those have carried off more rates in the occupied westbank. and the latest operation to people who are arrested in ramallah called kenya and the city of hebron was so targeted, the territory has seen increasing the violent daily rates and israel. the guide is warmed garza more than $270.00 palestinians have been killed in the operation since october. the 7th and rave also carried off in nablus city on saturday. several is rarely um and vehicles draws from the city, but no arrests have been reported. and in the village of motto, drop, and bethlehem is riley soldiers of patrolling streets on the 4th. some of the filters have smashed the windows of pop cause still ahead on algae 0. we made one palestinian family back and the adult just one of ireland often weeks to ended in gaza. the the hello we have developing cloud pushing some very heavy right across the default. so of origin teen or the moment at the moment it's

thank you for joining, for your analysis andreas umland, candidate of historical and political sciences, analyst at the stockholm center for east european studies, was a guest of morning freedom, thank you. later in this broadcast, we talk about the following topics: to the deputy of the karytsk village council, who detonated grenades in the building. the salt council in transcarpathia chose a preventive measure, this is detention without the possibility of bail, about the circumstances of the case, the condition of the victims and the suspect himself, we will talk further on this broadcast. polish carriers have announced a new promotion, which should start today afternoon. at the border , more than 25 trucks are waiting to enter ukraine. meanwhile, the third ukrainian driver died in the queue. what is the situation at the border and when is it unlock? if you are interested in what we discuss on this broadcast, be sure to comment, ask your questions to the speakers, and you can write in the comments whether you agree with what you heard or not, write your arguments and be sure to subscr

and instead they be focused on police list political science, baseless political science, that's what they continue to do. instead of their, their focusing on the president's family instead of focusing on the american family, the man who was at the center of the investigation and will the, as the in very proceeds hunter bite. and the son of president, by he was called before congress to test buying a close deposition. and this morning on capitol hill, d appeared and he gave a brief press conference saying that he'd be willing to testify in a public hearing, but then did not appear before the close deposition for which he was subpoenaed. this is what hunter bite and had to stay in his press conference before not complying with the congressional subpoena. i'm here today to make sure that the house committees illegitimate investigations of my family did not proceed or distortions, manipulated evidence and lice. and i'm here today to knowledge that i've made mistakes in my life and wasted opportunities and privileges i was a forwarded for that i am responsible. but to suggest that as grou

, so to speak, let's talk about it now with maria geleti, balkanist expert and candidate of political sciencesis joining our studio, mrs. maria, we welcome you. greetings, we are actually now comparing everything that is happening in belgrade with what was happening here in kyiv in 2014, in 2004, it is quite reminiscent of the maidan, by the way, it is the maidan, if we are talking about the maidans, then the serbs it seems to me that the first ones were here, not even the ukrainians, because sobodan milosevych was overthrown from power with the help of such a maidan of his time, but he was not overthrown by the americans. of course, this is true, precisely because of the protests, it was possible to overthrow milosevic and start to move serbia in general towards of some civilized world, because during the time of milošović and all the wars that slobodan milošović waged in the balkans, serbia actually found itself under such tight sanctions from the west, and this prevented the country from developing in the first place, and on the other hand, the citizens, that is, became hostages of this fli

right to everything, yours have no right to anything, okay, and others say, but regarding... political sciencere a little bit on the surface yes yes indeed you are right i think that this is generally a big challenge if do you want to say this to world jewry, yes , because well, my friends, so to speak , yes, they really share the bitterness that was associated with the holocaust during the war because i think without any absolutely for me it’s still like, yes, i’m russian and this is extremely important for me no less there is truth, it is more important. in the right to exist, these are things that do not just conflict, they devour each other, they mutually destroy each other, level each other, yes, they simply nullify these things, then you call questions about your grief , your bitterness, and for some reason in this case your grief is more important than their grief, explain, in fact, here, again, i’m going back to the beginning of this, without, conditionally speaking, a christian view of life , it’s impossible to explain, despite the fact that i too... no one justifies terrorism, which

stanislav zhelikhovsky, candidate of political science, an international expert, joined us on the aire thank you. thank you very much. in our country, let me remind you, maksym lysvitai is an expert, as well as an international contact person. mr. maksym, and recalling that... planned in the russian federation, a planned process that the civilized world calls elections, they have it in a different way, however, recalling them, the most famous mustache of the kremlin, the press secretary of the criminal putin , apiskov, when he was asked if putin plans to go to the elections, he said that no official decision has been made yet, although, of course, experts also name other data. that a long time ago, whether in a bunker in the urals, or whether in the kremlin itself, this decision was made a long time ago, but they are waiting for what they are waiting for, for what moment, when there will be an official final statement that this is how putin is going to the elections, in your opinion, and you know, i've been following the politician of the russian federation for a long time, unfortunat

oleksiy boryachenko, candidate of political sciences, head of the international association of small our broadcast. mr. oleksiy, congratulations. yes, i congratulate you, friends, eh, let's try to understand and explain to our viewers the situation in polish politics, why what we are currently seeing at the borders is not resolved in any way, although it seems that communications are taking place on the part of the ukrainian government, with the polish authorities, but still a solution on the horizon for now. that we do not see, well , first of all, we need to start with the fact that we have already noted and said more than once that this is not just any conflict between ukraine and poland, whether it is economic or any other, but it is primarily a conflict between poland and brussels, because it is the polish carriers who physically block the border between ukraine and poland, thereby violating the rules on the borderless liberalization of ukrainian goods and services on the territory of the european union, that is , in fact, they are violating what they themselves voted for, so th

ferens candidate of political sciences discussed some issues raised at the press conference of president volodymyr zelenskyi, our broadcast continues, we will continue, literally in a moment, stay with us, let 's at least say who will come to us, will come to us, we are waiting for guests, we are waiting for guests, we are waiting for oleg in particular we will play the violin, well , we will carol, because christmas is coming soon, christmas, christmas, no one has canceled it, no one. the only news marathon continues and we have a guest in the studio, please say hello, oleg skrybka, co-actor, and we will talk about the christmas carol. we will talk because kyiv has there will be a big christmas carol. please tell us a little about this event, what it will be, where it will be. well, many people know that we have been there for many years, for almost 20 years we created the country of dreams, a festival. so. country of dreams was a festival dedicated to, well... culture , both modern and traditional, so that ukrainians would know where we come from, and develop, well, music, which, by th

great to get your thoughts on the topic, professor of political science not go to us. thank you. have a good thank. thank. thank you. thank you for having me on to the next step, sort of going on the ground downstream or times a grilled veteran is ready. politician, you'll save valan. they fall in minutes. that was quick to course. as long as the incumbent is ready, golf and lunch, but refused to go on with the interview when faced with allegations that some his writings died at the hands of the idea on october. the 7th is a preview of that tainted conversation which you can watch in full throughout the day here announcing. i mean, how many more people do you think join the come us for every bomb dropped on garza and do you think it's an issue that concerns me is really in effect coalition government. well, i don't know the well does concern them with all due respect today, if you know me for a few years time, such a storm supposition produce a government. i hope that after the world there, we lay there with the end of the day and beverly. this is what really happened. but did yo

our studio oleg voloshin, deputy of the verkhovna rada of the ninth convocation, candidate of political scienceser ukraine movement. hello, hello, according to tradition , we begin our discussion with a quick question, what do you think, alexey. is it possible to say that the ideology of liberal globalism is beginning to suffer defeat in the european union, or is this an illusion? we must always look at these processes from the point of view of economics ; if the economy ceases to be liberal, then it is clear that liberal parties and ideology disappear in it, because we know that production processes determine the ideological setting, and according to all approaches, i think that europe is now in a state of choice, either to maintain integration, or to move to a regime of protectionism, if protectionism, then in this case, of course, there is no talk there is no question of a liberal economy or liberal parties; more ultra-right, extreme radical forces will come to power, which will be oriented... primarily towards a general war in europe, to put it briefly. well, oleg, the ideology of liberalism

oleksiy boryachenko, candidate of political sciences, head of the international association of small communities. mr. oleksiy, we congratulate you. greetings, friends. that you have joined us, and let's, if we already make up to begin with, an estimate, give assessment of how ukraine fought corruption , continues to do so, because the year is not over yet, in fact, we can hear many more interesting, loud statements and revelations, nevertheless, if you were to personally compile this rating of the fight against corruption, the ukrainian rating, then on a ten-point scale, what would you rate , mr. oleksiy, let's start with you. put to the law enforcement agencies, you mean, let's go in order, so put it up, let's go to the law enforcement agencies first, well , in fact, this assessment will be quite high, because just now mr. gennady said absolutely correctly that it was during this short period of time that the law enforcement agencies regained the trust of society, even as the corresponding sociological studies say. earlier , let's say, there was more trust in the newly created law e

this blonde girl is a professor of political science and international relations at all to the university. good to have you with us and all of this civilian suffering and suffering of june. this coming at a day when the us national security advisors in the region talking about protecting civilians. whether there is a bigger difference between freely and boxes. bulk about to pull up the text and see if any ins by itself is not enough. auction is needed to pull up those civilians during the discharge journal. just one day, a couple of wardens around the world. like you said, i'll pull up that good by international law. but obviously, it's not in the interests of certain wanting policies to have a different story on. the zillow has been given a completely different pick to inform what these ladies, the media is saying. international public opinion is shifting towards the palestinian goals, especially given the images not until july and all the international reviews agencies auto show when with the differences. and obviously it's not in the interests of a lot of these ladies the to have a com