the research forum will serve as as a universal platform for experts and specialists from asia to exchange experiences and ideas and implement joint research projects. astana hosted a meeting of the business council and business forum, as well as the fifth meeting of the youth council and its yes fund. yes will be created today, its goal will be to create a special mechanism for the selection of projects and their yes and attract voluntary funds for their implementation. we have also expanded the number of observers and partners in turkmenistan to join ours. yes as an observer and it was decided to establish cooperation with the eurasian economic union and osian, dear. friends and colleagues since inception, the member states have held five summits and six ministerial meetings, which demonstrate strong political support for the processes and through its presidency, yes belonged to kazakhstan turkey and tajikistan 10 years after its previous term after the presidency, kazakhstan has set a number of ambitious priorities for its presidency. at the heart of these priorities is the transformati

research today. yes, the republican forum of young researchers continues its work there, the path to science and thefic-practical conference the road to discoveries, by the way, thanks to a grant from the special fund of the president of the republic of belarus , a children's laboratory was opened at the republican center for ecology of local lore crop production and now schoolchildren can cross and breed new plants in general, this is actually amazing, a unique institution in general in our country. indeed, surprisingly interesting. i wanted to be a little girl again because i remember when i was in the seventh grade. i disappeared in these laboratories of our biological e- office and looked, you know, at an onion peel from an onion under a microscope. we thought it was so interesting, but here people cross, and the year really goes, and the years go. yes, but also these days in the capital continues to work, the eighth belarusian space congress, says olesya boyarskikh visited there and prepared a special report. the national academy of sciences hosted the eighth belarusian space congress. what dev

it was on these days that the republican forum of young researchers on the way to science took placer for ecology of caviar, we give the floor to the correspondent, natalya khommich, who did it. reportage from there youth stepping on the heels schoolchildren students of colleges presented their scientific developments researches at the republican forum not indifferent to the environment. maria and ruslana from baranovichi. we studied the vital activity of dragonflies and gingerfoot maisky from the red book. and kamila from minsk has developed a material from bacteria, which in production will be much cheaper than existing analogues. this is a fairly durable material. it can be used in medicine tonic. uh, as well as the packaging symbol and other static materials. that is, maybe even the fact that you want to produce to breathe clean air. nikita knows. how to help you. he developed ventilation, which disinfects the air. e, it is installed, as a rule, the ventilation shaft of buildings and e. they can be as single-story air blown by a fan. it passes through charcoal filters, then the b

sciences said they were awarded for research on quantum mechanics, in particular for experiments with photons and discoveries in quantum informatics, and the tenth all-russian forum of regional informatization ended in st. petersburg. digitalization became the main topics this year economy and public services, information security of import substitution and training of domestic hotel personnel. technological sovereignty and information security were discussed at the plenary session today. having your own technology is a big promising challenge. now, in a narrow sense, i saw the problem. she is the extreme other side, so to speak. this is import substitution software for electronic component base and, accordingly, packs. this is the specific task. eh, so here difficult is that this is the first task. we need to decide as quickly as possible. here, and strategically it is necessary to go to the solution of the second task. these two things need to be tied together. and, of course, when we have our own technology, our own software solutions. we understand ourselves. how are all these systems arranged? of course, on this basis, you can build a truly guaranteed inform

groups of five candidates for mayor of oakland took part in an online forum hosted by the san francisco planning and urban researchiation. alright questions on a wide range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat? and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. another big topic was mass transit and the best way to improve transportation. believe me. i've been told by people they stabbed using issue transfer. they stop using public transportation because they afraid so we've got to go back to the basis we have to improve our economies of scale. we have to improve our efficiency across this regional network, and that's got to be a square focus. we have to also increase ridership leadership from the city on regional issues is going to be

attend the five major candidates for oakland mayor faced off tonight in a forum hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research association, the candidates ignacio de la fuente , gregory hodge, trevor read, lauren taylor and shane tao were asked to share their thoughts on a range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat. and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. mass transit was another big topic tonight. the candidates were asked what considerations are most important as the bay area discusses reforming transportation. believe me. i've been told by people they stabbed using transit. they stop using public transportation because they are afraid so we've got to go back to the basics. we have to improve our economies of scale. w

forum it was hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research association in a bid to attractstioned about a wide range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat. and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. another big topic was mass transit and the best way to improve transportation. believe me, i've been told by people they stab using issue transit. they stop using public transportation because they afraid so we got to go back to the basis we have to improve our economies of scale. we have to improve our efficiency across this regional network, and that's got to be a square focus. we have to also increase ridership leadership from the city on regional issues is gonna be that's as important as a

all times is just around the corner, the valdai forum is discussing, and in beijing, vladimir putin's speech was highly appreciated there. zamin researcheople's university believes that vladimir putin has demonstrated. the maturity of russia in its political decisions, the ability to say no to washington was a sign that many countries have grown and become mature in international politics have emerged from the process of brainwashing and intoxication by western neliberal discourse. the west is changing its tone and demonstrating a desire for dialogue with russia, this leitmotif can also be traced in the material of the publication americansur votive. the author of the article focuses on the letter of the democrats, jubaiden in his call to dialogue with russia directly, despite the fact that pressure was put on the leader of the progressive democrats and the letter was withdrawn. the very fact. his writing signifies a significant change in tone on the capitalist hill. this was the first time that the democrats moved away from unanimous support for the fight against russia and openly advocated negotiations, and the need to change the rhe

research on the problem of the russian federation. and we are moving on and it continues in poland the warsaw security forum, in which the minister of foreignntries participates, is represented there, ukraine is represented there by government officials and deputies, and we are now in touch with maria chernyakhivska, an espresso correspondent who will tell us what exactly is being discussed and who is involved in the discussion maria congratulations we invite you to speak greetings colleagues today's security challenges, geopolitical issues, prospects for relations between countries and organizations will be discussed at the warsaw forum for two days, the main and one of the central topics is the war in ukraine and aid to ukraine. literally in half an hour, the prime minister of poland mateusz marowecki will speak on this topic, and the foreign ministers of germany , croatia and the czech republic will also speak on this topic today, and the president of latvia will also speak here today the ukrainian delegation arrived. the forum is chaired by the deputy prime minister olga stefanishyna and in particular tomorrow

a forum of participants in the state program priority 2030 has opened today at mgimo, selectors of russian universities have gathered there, heads of research and educational programs, specialists in youth policy of the planned presentation of projects master classes discussions on the geopolitics of world agricultural markets, as well as the contribution of universities to scientific, technological and socio-economic development. one of the important events of the first day of the forum was the opening of a monument to pushkin on friendship alley of mgimo. pushkin’s life was very closely connected with diplomacy, even when he studied at the lyceum, the director of the lyceum , gilgard, asked in the foreign ministry, uh, records of conversations and uh information, who made up with professional e, foreign ministry diplomats so that lyceum students could get acquainted with practical diplomatic work. the schedule of electric trains to sheremetyevo airport will change from october 15, in particular, some night and morning trains will be canceled. this is due to the repair work, the railway workers will install several turnouts, as well as pre

as the nation's key nonpartisan policy forum, the wilson center tackles difficult issues every day through independent research and open dialogue. the point of our, i guess, exhibit revamp is to draw on this experience to reimagine the exhibition in a way that acknowledges woodrow wilson's visionary leadership on a national and global scale in some areas yet with also addresses his more troubling legacies especially as regards race, but in other areas as well. first, let me just review the exhibition goals as we identified them over the last several months. in reimagining the exhibition, the wilson center seeks, first, to re-examine wilson's presidency and legacy based on current scholarship. been a long time since the current exhibition was put in place. second, to reflect multiple point9 of view including criticism of president wilson. third, to perform a forum for open dialogue about president wilson and his legacy. we also want to create a more welcoming and inclusive and visitor-friendly experience, establish a flexible, multipurpose space for film and public programs is and events, ways that we can suppo

research. in 1997. i can't. it's a quarter century ago. stephen appeared with all in his mind and in his heart at our annual one of our first annual lincoln forums in, gettysburg at the invitation of myself and my dear friend and founding chairman frank williams. and there the introduced i don't think you were the chief, but you're soon to be the chief. the. introduce stephen by saying so perceptively of stephen's initial book of first person narrative the approaching and i quote frank on the reaction to the book quote stephen caused all the crows to fly up over the trees look down and settle on different branches. that's a really really interesting way of looking at the impact. i love that quote because that's what stephen he was kind of a shotgun blast reverberating in a thick forest and making all the birds fly on to different branches. meaning take a look not for the first time but really for the first eye opening time at the history they've lived with so long. stephen read from a whirlwind of war that night. i recently replayed the tape which one can still find the c-span archives online? i recommend how lucky we were that the network recor

researchers, engineers, doctors, it-specialists, economists, cultural figures, and in many respects determines what our country will be like in the future. and today the head of government addressed the participants of the forumrity and cooperation of the union state. mikhail mishustin emphasized separately that our country independently determines priorities and vector of its development of belarusian manufacturers the russian ambassador to japan expressed his protest in connection with the decision of the toka. to announce the persona nongrata of the russian consul in sarah, the head of the diplomatic mission noted the groundlessness of drawing parallels by the japanese side. between this step and the recent expulsion from our country of the consul of japan in vladivostok, he was caught red-handed by law enforcement agencies while trying to obtain confidential information in our representative office. they emphasized that the russian diplomat, unlike the japanese one, no action, not committed in conflict with his status. europe failed its first winter energy savings test, bloomberg reports today. and the test itself not only caused a wave of protest, but also split the economic locomotive of the eu in two.

research in the field of politics, economics and cultural and humanitarian spheres. we will learn all the details about our correspondent varvara nevskaya, she is joining us, a varvana. greetings a. what topics will the forumcipants discuss today alexandra good morning. that's right. today starts the second day of the 19th annual meeting of the international discussion club. valdai, let me remind you that the topic of the meeting is justice and safety for everyone. it brings together 111 experts from 41 countries. they are political economists. diplomats are specialists in various fields and fields. and most importantly, these people are united by a common understanding that the unipolar model of the world is no longer viable. and the future development, and the progressive countries of countries developing unconditionally behind pulicentrism, let me remind you that every day, valdai, according to the plan of the organizers, is dedicated to one global topic, if yesterday on the sidelines of the conference, the military-political crisis was discussed here, which concerns a huge number of countries not only russia, today the economy will be at the center of the discussion, today's hmm meeting of the meeting

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forum journal about the efforts that mrs. kennedy made to save lafayette square and she in her research at the kennedy library realized that it was the day after the television tour aired february 15th of 1962 that mrs. kennedy took a walk through lafayette park with david finley and understood for the first time the full extent of the plans that were in place and i think you know again, here's a here's a mentor reaching out to her and utilizing her great appeal. i have to imagine that he knew that perhaps if someone could make a difference in these plans. it was jacqueline kennedy and she was she was really quite quite horrified to find out what was what was in store and and in fact her own husband had already approved it not because he necessarily thought it was a good idea, but i think as government goes things get rolling and you think there's no way to stop it. well, she did not feel that way. she she i think was maybe buoyed by the the popularity of that tour and by the popularity of her program and thought she could lend her name and and influence to this so before long she was writing a letter. i'm sure recommended by

forum at chatham house. and we'e are also delighted to welcome professor kata ryna wolczuk, from the university of birmingham's centre for russian, european and eurasian studies, drjustin bronk is a senior researchellow at the london based military think—tank rusi, he is an expert in airpower and technology, and from the bbc�*s russia service olga ivshina. we'll be hearing from each of our special panel in a few minutes, but first frank is going to set the tone for this discussion by reminding us of the key recent developments and statements — and what they might tell us about the risks of escalation. the war in ukraine is intensifying. after almost eight months of hard fighting and as winter fast approaches, the map of ukraine has changed several times. at the moment, though, russia still has a vast swathes of territory highlighted here in red along the southern and eastern regions of the country. but as we know, ukrainian forces have been carrying out highly successful counter offences, making gains beyond anyone�*s predictions. now, there's no sign of either of these two leaders, ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, and russia's president vladimir putin backing down. if anything, there's

convention, the russian association of international research discussing this historical social and economic and political issues. there is also a forum of the best practices of universities within the framework of the state priority 2030 program. the most successful strategic projects are presented there, in general, he is now actively involved in solving many problems in his traditional areas, diplomacy and international relations are also dealing with agricultural issues. uh export. import. we have a big program together with the ministry of agriculture and rosselkhoz the bank is engaged in tourism with russian tourism, and within russian tourism it is about training specialists for the real sector of the economy, who tomorrow will be able to work in this real sector to be useful and very effective. the area of ​​16 hectares is more than 100,000 m² of buildings 57 buildings are all huge construction projects. in moscow how the construction of the aminyevsk electric depot, one of the largest in the country , is going today lineups and time does not wait everything must be completed simultaneously with the launch of the large circle

forum. such great importance in our country is caused by a fairly good such a professional interest, not only among our producers and milk workers, but also in our neighbors, analysts and buyers and researchersermany poland and other countries came to us. and we have something to show belarus occupies a leading position in the production of milk per capita at the level of self-sufficiency - this is 236%. according to the results of the years, in plans to reach 8 million tons of milk, belarusian products are a sign of quality, which consumers are also waiting for overseas production facilities. our dairy enterprises allow us to further increase milk production. not a single dairy enterprise is 100% loaded in our country. this suggests that the next 3-4-5 years. we can safely increase the volume of milk production so that our processing plants operate, let's say so close to the maximum production capacity. however, about half of the structure of food exports is occupied by milk. in general, belarus expects record foreign deliveries by the end of the year agricultural products at the level of 8 billion dollars for 9 months for export. we have already earned more than 5 billion dollars, which is

within the framework of the forum, we got acquainted with a number of interesting and promising projects that affect a variety of areas from equipment for biotechnological researchvironment to the production of electric motors and special charging stations for electric vehicles, with regard to non-commodity non-energy exports. in general, according to the results of eight months of this year, despite the decrease in supplies, its nominal value in monetary terms increased by 7%. this is compared to last year. it has reached, and 25 billion dollars. the geography of foreign deliveries is inevitably changing, a significant contraction of trade with the united states of america, great britain, japan and a number of countries. whose political leadership has put up barriers to normal cooperation is happening in parallel with the growth of trade with other friendly partners. well, i will give an example, expanded with exports, and the industrial goods of the brix country have very good dynamics in turkey, egypt, the united arab emirates. european countries refused to purchase the products of our metallurgists, which markedly increased their costs, the supply of rolled

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research platform, expert guests will discuss the search for new markets and sources of investment, strengthening technological sovereignty and ultimately building constructive cooperation in a new multipolar world, the forum0 participants from more than 70 countries. position in the world laos always remains a true friend of russia russian businessmen. they, uh, have so many important energy development projects. uh, we support electricity in laos with them. eh, here. e, this is wearing, and we will continue to develop cooperation with e. with russia we work together with all countries around the world, especially in matters of energy security. since energy is a universal problem, it is not only a problem of russia or asia, it is a global problem. we must be confident in the availability of energy resources russian oil export is important for global stabilization i am sure that the russian people will not succumb under the pressure of sanctions we are ready for dialogue and express hope that there will be no protation. and here is the news regarding the export of russian oil this morning, the operator of the polish section of the pipeline. druzhba pern reported that the pipeline was sealed on one of the t