of ukraine in particular. there is a section on social protection, that's what in that draft plan coincides with your vision of how social protection of social policy in ukraine should develop. yes, of course, i was also involved, of course, we will still finalize it, but the main messages are there are laid down, i separate them, the first is this integrated approach to social policy that will combine a complex of services and payments and not just make a bias towards one thing, it must be closely interconnected, second, we must understand even despite today's difficult situation, we must look to the future, we must give our citizens the opportunity to accumulate pension payments , this is additional incentives for the development of the economy and this is a guarantee of a secure old age. accordingly, we will definitely do all the tools in order to be ready for the start of the accumulation system after the war the third important thing is that we must deploy social services so that every person feels protected in terms of care, this applies to children and to children all possible family forms of upbringing should be

all, during this period of time, established a holistic system of social support, families with children will note 35 different types of socialits, more than 10 million families receive e, various social support measures. all these measures are targeted and it is planned to allocate more than one trillion rubles annually for the implementation of these measures. think about it, this is not 1 billion. this is more than one trillion rubles, the second is development. during this period of time, there have been a lot of changes in social secanonship to support citizens with a lot of changes ; active forms of social support for people with disabilities have been introduced. well, again, it introduced new e, the procedure for housing jobs for the disabled. this is very important, especially the modern period. the third is the development of social legislation. uh, support for such a topic as the development of children's recreation and health improvement program very interesting we believe that in the twenty- third year. uh, a thousand modern tent camps will be built, good tents will definitely appeal to children, and starting fro

intuitively or explicitly that it was the system of government that was preventing the realization of socially of social justice. but if the social conditions back in and that at that time at the end of 2010, we're propitious. we're, we're, we're. ringback done the uprisings, we probably not have taken place or at least not taking place in the same form or in the same uh, seeing signs. so intuitively or explicitly people asked for. ready amendment or change and major change to the constitutional system that existed in the prior to 2010 and draw the ended up happening is that there was a either a very significant or marginal moved away from presidential and hyper privileges. but the problem that ended up taking place afterwards is that those, the systems are, they were submitted by the post to leg constitutions. talk about 11 that transitions were, were didn't function very well for right of regions amongst others. for example, very leach, political party culture. if you stablish were parliament needs to play a more significant role than inevitably what you're doing is. ready calling for. ready pinnacle

intuitively or explicitly that it was the system of government that was preventing the realization of social of social justice. but if the source economic conditions back and that at that time, at the end of 2010, we're propitious. we're, we're, we're part. ready than the uprisings would probably not have to. ready compare at least not taking place in the same form or in the same and same size. so intuitively or explicitly people asked for. ready an amendment or change and major change to the constitutional systems that existed in prior to 2010 and brought the ended up happening is that there was a either a. ready very significant or marginal moved away from the rental ism and hiker privileges. the problem that ended up taking or is that those, the systems are established by the post 2000 constitutions. posted on 11 the constitutions were, didn't function very well for a variety of reasons. amongst others, for example, very weak political party culture. if you establish a system where parliament needs to play a more significant role than inevitably what you're doing is. ready calling for. ready politi

of government more generally. distinct from his views against socialism and again, his definition of socialism is very clear in road to serfdom and it's rather limited socialism means the abolition of private enterprise of private ownership of the means of production and the creation of a plan economy in which the entrepreneur working for profit is replaced by a central planning body. so high x view really was that that's what he meant by socialism. that's what he was against and that message has to some extent i think been forgotten or lost. so i think it's really important that we return to the original hayek and consider his whole view and as i said to me, this is also very consistent with the view of adam smith adam smith. primarily his greatest concern was he didn't he was against mercantile heism. he didn't think government should run the economy. he again, he thought government should be smaller rather than larger. he thought there should be a large private sector including in the provision of social services, but he wasn't there's no place for government. that's also similar to hayek's view that's different

thing is that from january 1 of this year, as we know, a as part of the creation of the social treasury, many of the socially paid by the social protection authorities are now paid to the pension fund. we didn't see. uh, citizens' appeal of citizens' complaints is now a timely appointment of payment. and this suggests that the structure of such a structure, the pension fund, works quite well. elena vasilyevna is confident and well-coordinated . another relevant measure of social support is the social contract. what tasks does it solve and what are the results during the operation of this program let's put it this way quite a long time ago, since 2013, the concept of such a type of assistance as a social contract was introduced, but it started working very actively. this is peaceful social support for literally the last 2 years, when a significant amount of such funds began to be allocated from the federal budget, if we say 2 years ago. it was about 2 billion rubles. that is already this year. this is quite an impressive amount of more than 20 billion rubles. the social contract is neurosocial support, citi

this is the largest number of project ideas that were received on the crowd platform, and more than 5,000 ideas concerned the project. here is the social development of sociale are demographic issues. yes, there are tasks. these are related questions. e, s. uh, just a partnership of public services business, services and services so that, uh, they are more accessible to our citizens, and not able to receive them faster, and we have a number of such great proposals, too, which we are ready to be observant. let's imagine that this also applies to creating conditions for the development of socially significant projects, and vladimirovich, today you also presented the site where we are today hps-2. this is such a big philanthropic project of mr. michelson, the novatek e company, which, well, in fact, gave our city our country. uh, such a modern cultural educational space, uh, and such projects are, again, educational projects of the german language. gref, he organized a well-organized school, which is also available today for children and modern educational technologies. many others are also used there, but there are not as many of them as it could be, and here

a bad season about oksana zholnovich, just what kind of person is the minister of social policy and the direction of socialpolicy now and during the war and after its end will be very important for the majority of ukrainian citizens because well, a significant number of significant percentages of ukrainian citizens will need social protection. therefore, oksana zholnovych worked as the head of the department of social policy and health protection of the president's office from the 20th year and was also as an adviser to the minister of social policy, she worked in the field of protection of people with disabilities, was an assistant to the rector of the lviv state university of physical education and was a member of the lviv oblast bar council, and it is interesting that she was a member of the political party people's power . but today i became the minister of social policy vadym denisenko . good day once again. good day. i asked about the high-profile dismissal of the head of the sbu and the prosecutor general's office. why now, because you yourself said that now there is no politics well, obviously, bec

social security. a lot of viewers get it confused. so ssi to my knowledge is someone that never paid into social security. and social security is based on the amount of money that you pay into social security. and a lot of your viewers called in and said social program. if you receive ssi, that is money the government is giving to you. you didn't work for this. a lot of times they receive money -- the red states don't pay a lot in social security. that's why they receive a little. in the blue states pay more into social security than the red states. they still want to call it a socialist program. they get more than the blue states. >> this is another piece of our history. without needing to sound like a pedantic professor, the social security act created programs like old-age insurance. that was what they call social insurance. basically you are entitled as a right for the fact that you pay in or your employer pays payroll taxes eventually you get a benefit when you reach retirement age. what's important about social security is the head of the dallas cowboys, whoever that happens to be at the moment, he gets social

there are all kinds of political movements that would not have been possible but for social media. all kinds of accountability that would not have been possible but for social media i'm going to spend most of my time talking about problems with social media. that's not the full picture at all. i do think that there is merit to the complaint that a small number of social media companies, small number of technology companies now have gatekeeper power to public discourse . facebook, google and youtube, twitter and maybe to some extent tiktok. a small number of companies now have a lot of say in who gets to speak. in what is effectively the public square which ideas get heard in the public square. which ideas get traction in thepublic square . they have a lot of power to decide those questions and they decide those questions through a combination of mechanisms, group content moderation policies which articulate the outer limits of public discourse on those platforms. also through engineering and algorithmic decisions. just the design of the platforms has a large effect on again, whose voices get hurt. and a lot of that shaping of public discourse is largely inv

content distribution company from london, charles, author, author of social warming, a book on social media, inherent unavoidable effects and from new york in miles, founder of oceans x, y, z, and a consultant on social media content strategy and branding gentlemen welcomed t will. jim will start with you before we get into the nitty gritty of this deal and ellen musk and everything that's going on right now. i think we, we need to get back to basics for just a few minutes. at least, i'm willing to bet that for every avid twitter user, there are just as many people who don't have an account aren't interested in the premise or have an account and don't use it and just don't get what it's for. why would anyone be willing to pay billions to buy twitter? well, it's all about attention and consumer attention and the 300000000 or so people on twitter are very influential if you want to reach politicians, if you want to reach political reporters. twitter is a great place to do that, so i think elan masks attention originally was genuine to twitter. it is an important platform. just look at h

and this is the issue of improving social protection and social adaptation of military personnel.also glad that my colleague supported uh, my bill, although every bill is now a defense bill, it is the joint work of the parliament, without exaggeration, to consume less energy carriers, the adopted bill on the grant should contribute to this support from the european investment bank , the funds of which will finance programs for the thermal modernization of thousands of public buildings in ukraine; adopt in general, with the necessary technical and legal amendments, the draft law on the ratification of the agreement on the grand fund and 5p projects on the efficiency of public buildings in ukraine between ukraine and the european official bank and agreement on the provision of an investment grant for the energy efficiency project of public buildings in ukraine between ukraine and the european investment bank adopt in general with the necessary technical and legal amendments the project 0 56 i ask the people's deputies to vote for 321 decisions, a large number of ratifications have b

necessary in such a way to insert and there was a very big discussion in the media and social environment of socialerhiy musaeva from ukrainian pravda interviewed victoria sparts, who was once a citizen of ukraine in the early 2000s, she left ukraine, got a higher education here, then made a political career in the united states of america, what does sparz say and why does she talk about why she wrote such a letter to biden, let's listen to the question for me if i spend money american records if we help your country, we can, we must, we will make sure that the money goes to those guys who are fighting, who are fighting in your country. well, you are not sure about this now, can you explain what the main problem is that allows us sit down and check that this system should exist to some things that may be problems from our side, but the problems were solved from our side . now the problem is well, obviously, the main problem is not andriy yarmak, but the lack of control over e-money that comes to ukraine and the problem with the formation of such a specialized corruption prosecutor's office. regardi

social factor. the social responsibility factor can be remembered there, the words of victor penzenyk. inflation is a tax that is impossible. to avoid maybe they just don't want to pass it on to the population. the national bank is now doing provoking inflation. it is provoking inflation as a result of the fact that it is actually forced to buy out domestic state loans. why? because no one else banks will not buy certificates of deposit of 23%. the population has deposits at 18%. who will buy an application for intrastate loans at 11%. this is me. it seems elementary. and here is the call that the ministry of finance should raise the interest rate on the upp. this is completely unfounded. why? because, excuse me. the state has a lot of money now. well, the national bank is speaking directly. by the company, i'm sorry, the loans are ready, nothing works in them anyway, so you can come to them and 30% to issue the same thing, he actually says the same thing in the film well, you are very rich there. let's not attract funds under 11-12%, or to attract funds under 20-30%. not only for one'

republics appeals to us with a request to punish assistance in the restoration of social engineering infrastructure at social facilities. e of the residential part of the respective settlements, so he asked you on vkontakte with the leadership of the luhansk donetsk people's republic to work out these. eh, questions. moreover, now the conversation is, uh, summer, it’s still. winter is not far off either. i want people to spend this winter in normal human conditions so that later they can calmly go out on construction, respectively, for people to receive decent housing, as for social infrastructure, the leadership of the donetsk republic asked for assistance in construction. eh? a multidisciplinary medical center in just mariupol and in donetsk a perinatal center, since it’s a maternity hospital it’s a maternity hospital and it was an old one, well, it turned out, in addition , it was destroyed during the hostilities, so mmm, please pay special attention to this and vkontakte 48 of the republic to declare. eh, the solution to this question. i think that within there, well, a couple of years, for sure, both ca

socialism or communism. of social standards to come, but when their soldiers come to ukraine and steal, i’m sorry, toilets from apartments, well, what are they talking about, this is a complete imitation and it is clear that these imitators cannot make any drastic decisions, there is only hmm one line that is not vladimir putin why i mentioned about this discussion and capitalism or socialismn russia because on july 15 in russia there is to be a meeting of the state duma and a special meeting of the security council of the russian federation and i remember very well how before the great war, similar events took place, and when putin was simply pointing out the same thing, what should be done, and so that he is not mistaken, what is happening, how should all this be interpreted, what do you expect from these two events, i mean according to the state duma and according to the security council, because there are many assumptions about what could happen next, that russia may officially declare war on ukraine, that a mass mobilization may be announced there, that in the end the state duma and the council of security may decide on the accession of several regions of ukraine to russia and this is a way to threaten ukraine that if you attack warehouses in the kherson region, you will be dealing not just with ordinary weapons that they use now during the war, although it is unusual

of social policy and health protection in the office of the president, oksana zholnovich. however, she is not the only candidate, let me remind you that maryna lazebna headed the ministry of socialicy in the government of denys shmorgal from march 2020 , before that she was the head of the state social service of the ministry of social policy in ukraine . more than three and a half tons of grain from the new crop. this was reported by the ministry of agrarian policy. among the crops, wheat, barley and peas, the odesa region is the leader among the regions. collected almost a million tons of grain in the second and third places dnipropetrovsk region and mykolaiv region , respectively, and ukraine before the war was traditionally the leader in the sale of agricultural products abroad february 24 everything has changed state gdp is falling rapidly inflation is accelerating one can forget about agrarian leadership sellers of agricultural products suffered great losses due to the occupation damaged equipment, the crop stolen by the russians, how does agrarian business live in wartime, we will learn just now from valeria pashko this as we can see, an armored personnel carrier is stand

problems in various areas of socio-economic development, but still we are making the main form of social policy for social policy. this is very necessary people. and for people it is in demand. and now to the weather news of the residents capitals again warn of severe thunderstorms. already today in the capital it was necessary to close parks for visiting, and tomorrow, according to forecasts, in the central regions. the wind will rise again, heavy rain is expected. more on this topic, we will discuss this topic with evgeny tishkovets, the leading specialist of the centrobus evgeny hello. when will the weather worsen on tuesday, and when will these thunderstorms finally stop. hello, indeed, thunderstorms have been raging in european russia for a week, but tomorrow will be the last really strong one, and then the weather will take a turn for the better. so, in moscow on monday, the elements by and large bypassed in the capital and the capital region , there was an increase in the wind, it rained in places, but what was happening in the city last week. and these are large-scale flood storms. the city was no

the two— around liz truss and penny mordaunt as the two standard—bearers of the social— as the two standard—bearers of the socials, _ social right in the social left on this, i— social right in the social left on this, i think they'll leapfrog them togethen — this, i think they'll leapfrog them to . ether. , , this, i think they'll leapfrog them touether. , , ~ .,, together. very interesting. most eo - le together. very interesting. most peeple will _ together. very interesting. most peeple will be — together. very interesting. most people will be lapping _ together. very interesting. most people will be lapping up - together. very interesting. most people will be lapping up every i people will be lapping up every detail and some less so. can you remind us of the process here because her in the midst of all these elections at the moment. talk us through the timetable of what can happen here. were talking with the stages of voting that only mps, only conservative mps have been voting so far. the first round yesterday when around two today, we had the chancellor and jeremy hunt both huge figures knocked out in the

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leadership of both republics appeals to us with a request to assist in the restoration of social engineering infrastructure in social facilities. e the residential part of the respective settlements, so he asked you on vkontakte with the leadership of the lugansk donetsk people's republic to work out these, uh, questions. especially since it's still summer . winter is also just around the corner and it is necessary that people spend this winter in normal human conditions so that later they can calmly go to construction, respectively, for people to receive decent housing. in yelenivka, this is the dpr, as a result of an air strike, captured ukrainian servicemen who were in the investigation were killed different data on the number of victims of the attack, the latest information was reported at the headquarters of the dpr, 53 people were killed, 75 people were injured, eight employees were injured. the pre-trial detention center still continues to dismantle the rubble. it was established that nationalists fired shells from the american multiple launch rocket system in the isolation ward, including militants who laid

they decided to remove us and condemn us without our presence on the basis of, uh, social networks, they made screenshots of socialrks that they printed on paper, that is, not examinations. nothing, the brothers spent 3 1/2 years in different colonies, and in the end they were exchanged as political prisoners for condemned voshniks in december of the seventeenth year. there are many information programs such as the one who planned the coup d'état, when the west was not embarrassed by anything. we have been preparing for this since 2014. recognizes. and how some experiments are being carried out on rats, but they accuse russia of starting a war, it is time to thoughtfully figure it out. it's their fault, what's going on? we are here, this is our earth. we know exactly who and where was these 8 years, who called for peace. and who was preparing for the master's war? please answer the question in today's flurry of events, let's remember what must not be forgotten, if a fight is inevitable. it is necessary to beat first moscow kremlin putin watch on sunday at 22:00. and the russian aerospace forces attacked warehouses

indeed for about half of senior beneficiaries social security provides the majority of their income. social security is even more important as you have stated for marginalized communities, particularly women and black americans. without social security 43% of older women would be living in poverty. in 2014, 45% of all black senior beneficiaries relied on social security for all or nearly all of their income. even in light of these details, we all know that social security system today is inadequate. the american people knew it. my constituents knew it. and i suspect my colleagues across the aisle are very much aware of that. i'm grateful for you, congressman larson, members of the democratic party, and in particular my colleagues on the ways and means committee who are exerting leadership, who are deciding to step out and do something about it. we are not waiting around for the perfect. we are going to do some good. benefits are insufficient. the social security trust fund will start running dry in 2035. that may be around the time i need it. so we better get working on this. waiting period

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one thing that has really changed in the way stories are covered is the power of social media. social media has given people a platform to be able to raise their stories and gain the mainstream media attention of our to let's come to you. i'm when i did a study on media choices and decision making in my bachelors, i realized that i are a lot of young people took their conversation on social media because they felt that their stories were not really captured on mainstream. it also does not display the fact that these young people feed that they're so much fake news and miss information on the mainstream. but still this is where they're able to, you know, i'm amplified. they, they, the courses, this is where they able to represent themselves. i gramma, tumble you are the news editor at the east african. these issues have been talked about. why are we not seeing them in the news? first of all, we need to report the stories of people and in my country. we've had the challenge where the social media is used by the audience to challenge us, to report certain stories. and they can tell you t

of the . you like. socially liberal. of the conservative _ you like. socially liberal. of the conservative party. _ you like. latest position seems to be valid to the right so she has moved quite a lot and appears to be a little flaky in her position.— in her position. isn't this what ha--ens in her position. isn't this what happens in — in her position. isn't this what happens in primaries - in her position. isn't this what happens in primaries in - in her position. isn't this what happens in primaries in the i in her position. isn't this what l happens in primaries in the us. in her position. isn't this what - happens in primaries in the us. he attacked the activists, un with the activists and then you slowly move toward a broader position which allows you to bring in more voters. you don't need to bring in more voters _ you don't need to bring in more voters in — you don't need to bring in more voters in this particular contest put up — voters in this particular contest put up as— voters in this particular contest put up as one of the smalljoys of living _ put up as one of the smalljoys of living in— put

ictv tv channel. the transfer of a person, a person in need of social security , we see that she has an understanding of the issue of socialy supervision according to the extent to which it fulfills its obligations, it was absolutely right to say that social security is probably one of the key e-e industries today, and that is why we really need all spheres, and they in our country, to have adequate support for the internal displacement of persons affected by the russian e.e. the russian-ukrainian war and the people who are abroad and the unexpected loss that shocked the whole of ukraine. that night, at the age of 57 , ruslana pysanka's heart stopped beating in a german clinic, she was diagnosed with a serious illness rusya was so affectionately called by her friends, colleagues and millions of fans. she didn't tell almost anyone about her war, according to the message of the 1+1 tv channel, where she worked as a tv presenter. she never complained, instead, she always radiated optimism and joy. she was the soul of any company . with happiness, ruslana pysanka was impressive with her gorgeous beauty and extraordinary talent

been delays and those delays sits between the treasury, the department of health and social care and number 10. 50 of health and social and social care and number 10. so the government has made these romises 10. so the government has made these promises but — 10. so the government has made these promises but not _ 10. so the government has made these promises but not been _ 10. so the government has made these promises but not been quick— 10. so the government has made these promises but not been quick enough i promises but not been quick enough in providing the cash needed to fulfil them?— in providing the cash needed to fulfilthem? , . �* fulfil them? they aren't given the reassurance _ fulfil them? they aren't given the reassurance that _ fulfil them? they aren't given the reassurance that cash _ fulfil them? they aren't given the reassurance that cash will- fulfil them? they aren't given the reassurance that cash will be - fulfil them? they aren't given the l reassurance that cash will be there to fulfil them. what we also have to remember is, later this year, the government is due to give the go—ahead for a furth

of social institutions. we were very worried, before the trip and did not expect such a meeting, friendly joyful social workers studying the organization of social service enterprises in cherepovets and vologda and they also go to local museums admiring the sights, meanwhile, industrial enterprises in the regions have already sent hundreds of tons of humanitarian cargo to the donbass, here is another batch of trucks with lumber arriving magical these are nine cars from the forest with the material that will be used to repair the infrastructure of the city of alchevsk, i would like to express my deep gratitude from chelyabinsk to yesenovat. it is to the donetsk people's republic that furs sends several ceramic tiles , building materials will be used for the construction and repair of social facilities, primarily for gardens. and schools are still in humanitarian cargo. dozens of tons of food and essential goods are sent by such humanitarian convoys to donbass every day from different parts of the country. and those who are ready share and help does not become less andrey kuznetsov alexei isaev ilya korotkov and

republics appeals to us with a request to punish assistance in the restoration of social engineering infrastructure at socialities. e of the residential part of the respective settlements, so i asked you on vkontakte with the leadership of the luhansk and donetsk people's republics to work out these, uh, questions. moreover, now the conversation is, uh, summer, it’s still. winter is not far off either. i need people to spend this winter in normal human conditions so that later they can calmly go to construction, respectively, for people to get decent housing, as for social infrastructure, the leadership of the hmm donetsk republic asked to provide assistance in construction. eh? a multidisciplinary medical center in just mariupol and in donetsk a perinatal center since it’s a maternity hospital it was an old maternity hospital, but it also turned out to be destroyed during the hostilities, so hmm, please pay special attention to this and vkontakte 48 of the republic declare a solution to this issue. i think that within a couple of years, for sure, both can be built, especially since in mariupol, as far as a

our main competition is the stability of social systems, because the first thing is that the ppu of the west is a socialmy of a social system. socio-political institutions. but this does not mean that we are invulnerable from this point of view. we're immune to rocking public opinion. right now it is the stage who will have a more stable social system. who has better feedback with the society, who will better understand the mood of the society and respond to its aspirations, who will ultimately be able to show more efficiency of the public administration system. and this is a very, very, very important thing. why because we are already watching. if you look at those yourself that happened, but such ones happened, you know. a very interesting process of paired santas. yes, there is the caspian five. and nato brix life. well, it's very interesting to see how the difference is the similarity of the agenda. but after all, this is about the geo-economic reformatting of space, but its social development. and if you have social structures flowing inside from your side, how are you going to master it? how are y

social issues. and in a world where social media amplifies voices - social issues. and in a world where social media amplifies voices and, | social media amplifies voices and, as we know, there is a shortage of needs to be taken into account. here is the boss of the world's biggest employment agency.— is the boss of the world's biggest employment agency. workers are lookini employment agency. workers are looking first _ employment agency. workers are looking first and _ employment agency. workers are looking first and foremost - employment agency. workers are looking first and foremost fur- employment agency. workers are looking first and foremost fur i i looking first and foremost furl would say a happy or pleasant work environment and that consists of a number of things, that is colleagues, work they are doing, values of the company and whether they are aligned with their own values, is a happiness in the workplace is very important. let’s workplace is very important. let's dii into workplace is very important. let's dig into why _ workplace is very important. let's dig into why people _ workplace is very important. let's dig into why people choose to speak out in a world that is increasin