"writer, solzhenitsyn and writer anna akhmatova, poetess anna akhmatova, these are precisely those geniusesody and reflect in their works all the joys, sorrows the daily struggle that every human being goes through with incredible realism, it resonates with me in an incredible way, ladies and gentlemen, at this unique moment when we are advancing human development, through knowledge and technology, we see that russia is constantly expanding its borders." the rise of the global south represents not just a change in the economic balance, but certainly a reconfiguration of the global arena. certainly, these are the countries of asia, china, india, africa and the countries of latin america. the countries of the global south, certainly play key role in shaping the future global economy. current estimates suggest that the global south accounts for about 40% of global economic output and is home to about 85% of the world’s population. by 2030, three out of the four largest economies are projected to be in the global south. this growth is a reality that brings challenges as well as opportunities. i

his favorite writers, it turns out, are solzhenitsyn and anna akhmatova.e part of the global world, we believe that we need to continue to develop trade relations with all countries, to strengthen trade relations, in addition to the united states, in addition to europe, we are paying attention to strengthening ties with china, and china is one of our key trading partners. russia has traditionally been our trading partner, with whom we have very well-developed diplomatic relations, we have enormous opportunities to develop trade relations with russia, joining ... brics will allow us to strengthen these relations, we are committed to developing the global south and strengthening trade relations throughout the world. and of course, about strengthening relations, it is impossible without further development of the far east. this work is being done systematically. the far east 2030, i remind you, is the main topic of the current eastern economic forum. and today, speaking about the tasks facing the state, vladimir putin, as we... believed, proposed a number of

sake of art, you, listen, here, me, remember, in the first large-scale film adaptation of roman solzhenitsynt circle, the actor transformed into the minister of state security abakumov, while madenov brilliantly showed the inner psychological hell of the hero, where the horror of stalin is stronger than the fear of god, i'm not lying, comrade stalin, that's it you a true cross, what, no, comrade talin, and why are you crossing yourself then? i can't know, forgive me, comrade stalin, it just happened, okay, i understand, and ta visam, if. you play a strong one, super cool, then find an opportunity, where is he, where he can break, where suddenly, what can bother him, it would seem, such an absolutely omnipotent, found well, that's exactly how he played major kharchenko, the head of the special department of the division in the cult russian tv series penal battalion, they robbed a warehouse, do you think he got away with it? it will do, at the front everything will be written off, in red army, banditry will flourish, you are mistaken, so the actor's understanding, temperament, plasticity, grew

hemingway, although his portraits used to hang in every apartment, gnome, there was another answer, solzhenitsyn and the last answer on the tenth line is a goat 140-76, so far in favor of our cavalry, we continue, we have a triple game ahead, we look at 100 to one, we have a triple game, you look. long stick, long stick, this scheme is called, we press, then we think, well, let it be he will need a long stick to overcome the holom, to support himself on the way, well, okay, to lean on, a staff, we check, yes, as a staff, we return, this time, this time the first move. nikita, you are next in line after nikolai, and a long stick is used to tie something up with it, well, and as a lever to use, as a lever, to lift something, yes, to carry a katonka, as yes, a knapsack, to carry a knapsack, to carry something , a knapsack, to carry a knapsack, we look, there is no such thing, further, alexander. for movement in the swamp, to check the depth, yes, to check the depth, we check, yes, that's right, there is such a thing, to check the depth, then, what else can you do with a long stick, i suppose to han

while the malaysian prime minister spoke about his love for russian literature, citing aleksandr solzhenitsynna akhmatova as examples, and also stated that his country wants to join brics in order to further develop relations with the countries of the association, for example, with russia last year the trade turnover was 3.5 billion dollars, well, that's not enough , the prime minister thinks. dima, thank you, nahid babayev is monitoring the work of the eastern economic forum. we will tell you about all the latest statements and contracts in the next news releases on ntv. there is a rush demand for the new academic publication history of russia, which began to be published this year. this was reported in an exclusive interview with our channel by the head of the publishing house science nikolai fedoseenkov. the multi-volume edition covers the period from the inception ancient cultures on the territory of russia before the start of the special operation. the full collection is planned to be released next year. now there is. before that we lived with you according to the history of the soviet u

writers such as chekhov, pushkin, pasternak, and my favorite writer solzhenitsyn, the poetess anna akhmatovaiuses who embody and reflect in their works all the joys, sorrows, and daily struggles that every person experiences. a person with incredible realism, and indeed subtly observed, but from the outside, what is most important, what it means to be a human being, this is the basis, well, of our perception of the world, eh, not money, yes, not power, not authority, but what it means to be a human being, this really unites very different creators of ours, yes, and philosophers, and writers too, yes, he likes to get married. he likes akhmatovo, he likes dostoevsky, although yes, there are very different people there with different views, but still this idea of ​​a person in the center, it permeates our entire culture, it is very consonant with what people think about in all over the world, don't you think? of course, as has already been said, it may seem that everything is for us, but alas, no, and busy with the plastic image, i may find an even quicker understanding in the ranks of potentia

alexander solzhenitsyn.ears until his death, with a second knife in his back, in a state of hopelessness. the novel hello sadness francoise sagan, wrote at 19. a girl from a prosperous family at 13 read andre gide, at 16 - rimbaud, at 19 she realized that literature for her is everything. she never graduated from sarbonne. instead of preparing for exams, she sat in a cafe and wrote a novel. the title. took from the field of eliard, a literary name from proust. a short novel from the sad bogeyman's life in one day turned her into a celebrity. simplicity and frankness shocked and incredibly interested the french public, and then the whole world. françoise sagan was awarded the prestigious critics' prize and the title of a charming little monster by françois marillac himself. this is the beginning of a new era in french women's literature, she herself defined it this way. now girls can write about whatever they want. françoise sagan passed away 20 years ago. on september 24, 2004, exactly 50 years after her deb

understand, we exchange one bean for two, this is your tasty morsel, a tasty morsel, listen, but solzhenitsynur people, he was always a literary ruler, and any normal man, i'm talking about this, turned out to be much stronger, but now it is absolutely obvious to everyone that the one who has a network wins, the one who does not have a network is guaranteed to lose, but can you just explain a little bit directly what is meant? the soviet union also had the same networks, as you say, informational in the west, including in france, in italy, in the countries of the socialist camp, but unlike the countries of western europe and the usa, there were no traitors in power there who set themselves the task of destroying the soviet union, its public political system, that's the main reason. discipline, and what, by the way, is the institute of philosophy, the russian academy of sciences doing now, it's literally a tangle, a fifth column, i completely agree with you, again, so the keys to the postmodern-planetary are in the hands of the anglo-saxons, regardless of how much we recognize our participatio

in the first large-scale film adaptation of solzhenitsyn's first circle, the actor transformed into theminister of state security, who has unlimited power. well, can you imagine who i can be? well, who, someone like marshal giering? well, for whose sake? this is the second person in the state? god, stalin and him. in his performance, even negative characters became powerful personalities with a double bottom. the soviet power put me in another job, okay? everyone remembers his charismatic heroes in the films moscow windows, lenin's testament, the split. sooner or later, we must learn to win, we cannot survive from this state. very convincing and believable in the frame, where he did not act, but lived. about the state of affairs in the section of the transport shop. the head of the transport shop will report to us. opria, nikolai yegorovich. he was an artist who brought himself to each role, each role was colored by his. his life experience, his humor, his nationality, he was a very popular artist, he will play in sergei ursulik's series isaev, i play this simplicity so that people can

here are russian-language authors, nobel laureates, among them were bunin, pasternak, sholokhov, solzhenitsynrect answer to our question is no. the eighth question: is otta schmidt, a native of mogilev , really known as an antarctic explorer? time! anastasia, how did you answer? i answered yes, but i remember this last name, but i do not remember exactly what he did, we have now. you were traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don't remember where exactly, where exactly, but i 'll tell you, he traveled around the arctic, he was engaged in his research activities there, research activities of the arctic. the correct answer to our question is no. question nine: is it true that if after the cessation of the action of external forces, the size and shape of the body are completely restored, then the deformation is called plastic. time. daria, and i answered no, because, as far as i remember, plastic deformation is called just the opposite, when after the impact the body does not return completely in its shape before the impact, and i don’t remember what this phenomenon is called, if we took so

but russian-language authors, nobel laureates, among them were bunin, pasternak, sholokhov, solzhenitsynrodsky. the correct answer to our question is no. question eight: is it true that mogilev native otto schmidt is known as an antarctic explorer? time. anastasia, how did you answer? i answered yes. this name, well, i don't remember exactly what he did, we often visit makelevo now, and there is a schmidt avenue there, i think that's what beat her, she didn't see this underwater rock, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me right, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. the original version, of course, well got there, well done, exactly antarctica, yes. ksyusha, how do you answer? i answered, yes, but i also remember the last name, i remember that he seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i ’ll tell you, he traveled around the arctic, there he was engaged in his research activities, research activities of the arctic, the correct answer to our qu

. >> the russian dissident and author alexander solzhenitsyn said that in keeping silent about evil,plant it. and i think over the past few years, and i remember that instance on question time when lord winston said what he said. and the shock on fiona bruce's face that he would dare to say such a thing was an enormous contrast with the looks on the faces of those in the audience who knew this to be the truth, and were waiting for someone of his eminence and undoubted scientific capability to step forward and say it so that they themselves felt capable of saying it . and there capable of saying it. and there has been an essentially a conspiracy, i think, in recent years, of people at the top of society who want to change this aspect of the way that we see men and women and who have used their power and influence to do so. and i think it is about time that those of us who know this to be wrong, know it to be wrong for women and know it to be wrong in a general sense. were not afraid to say it. implanting evil by maintaining silence does a disservice to women, and it does a disservice

difficult life, he was arrested at the beginning of the three years. exiled to the camp where solzhenitsynences, he stayed until 1941 in this camp and asked to go to war, he went through the war from orel to stalingrad, he was a participant in the battle of stalingrad, was seriously wounded, and did not broken by neither the camp nor the war, remained the same person, so sober, stern, truth-loving about six, all shiny, i don't remember their nicknames, except for one, rose hips, then mine - dad took me with him to the hayfield, showed me where they mowed the grass for hay, thick, this is the famous kalinovy ​​onion, i also saw it for the first time, it is so huge, and there were an incredible number of flowers there, and the flowers surprised with their height, i hid in them, played hide and seek. well, since i studied at the yasnaya polyana school, i was lucky to meet with the most magnificent team teachers, the realization that leo tolstoy is a great russian writer came to me during these years, that's when i first thought, if i could work in a museum, how interesting it would be, well..