thank you for your question, the office has existed since 2015, at the national level, as a state institution systematically helps ukrainian entrepreneurs and exporters to enter foreign markets, together with the ministry of digital transformation of ukraine, we implement the national action-business project, which are part of the diya ecosystem, and within the framework of this project we provide a lot of benefits , services of possibilities in digital form , this is business advisory support, this is the creation of analytics, help with participation in international exhibitions and many, many other services, and directly in this work we are greatly helped by the european union, various european support programs that exist in ukraine, this is uiznes, various donors, gz, usaid, and together with them we create enterprises for ukrainians. there are a lot of useful features that i will tell you about today, which are exactly in details and which of the ukrainians who are going to open their own business can use these programs, maybe this information will be useful for novice businessmen, so th

as a new patient senior as scala, the gulf states institute in washington, and also of the book. what's wrong with the one say to gender? why ending the occupation and peace with israel is still the palestinian national goals joins me now. thanks so much dr. beach for coming on. you've studied the region face for years. how surprised the you? and can you ever remember egyptian president sitting egyptian president refusing to even meet with the sitting us presidency? see of course refused as did the king of jordan whilst eastern mediterranean was being filled with jo biden's warships. yeah, it's been a very, very long time. i mean, i think you'd have to go back to the era of the, of the 1st of all, for the 199091 iraqi and visual quit. and us response of that fine senior, our believe is not necessarily egyptian once, but senior, our of leaders avoiding the united states avoiding being seen with the american senior officials, etc. so it's been a long time. this is a some onslaught by israel is, is extraordinary for sure. and i think at the moment that the meeting was due to happen,

as a new patient senior resident scholar, the gulf states institute in washington, an author of the book, what's wrong with the one say to gender? why ending the occupation and peace with israel is still the palestinian national gold joins right now. thanks so much dr. mitch for coming on. you've studied the region for a for years. how surprised to you and can you ever remember egyptian president sitting egyptian president refusing to even meet with visiting us presidency, of course, refused as did the king of jordan, whilst beast and mediterranean was being filled with jo biden's warships or yeah, it's been a very, very long time, i mean, i think you'd have to go back to the era of the, of the 1st of all, for the 199091 iraq in visual quit. and us response of that fine senior, our believe is not necessarily egyptian once, but senior, our leaders avoiding the united states, avoiding the scene with the american senior officials, etc. so it's been a long time. this is a some onslaught by israel is, is extraordinary for sure. and um, i think at the moment that the meeting was due to happen,

, because of the war, and as a result, the entire power pyramid, think about it, all of it, state institutions state enterprises, it is managed by people who were simply appointed because someone likes them , as a result for everything only one place in this country should be responsible for this, because in the name of the president, all these people came to power, and this is not an exaggeration, it is a fact, and now volodymyr oleksandrovich should be largely responsible for this, and i understand why is he so nervous about it. thank you. mr. andriy, after a short pause on our tv channel, we will return to our conversation, i appeal to the viewers, do not switch, it will be interesting, problems with the joints limit movement, it is unpleasant and painful. strengthen them with the help of longs joints these are bags with collagen and vitamin c to restore articular cartilage. dolgit joints contributes to normal. functioning of joints and has a positive effect on bone health. dolgit joints facilitates motor functions. stretch your joints, move freely. on december 10, i will visit lviv. st. ni

and the russian military-historical society, these are museums, these are numerous public and state institutionsy is very well present in patriotic education, it becomes the main one - such a red connecting thread for patriotic education, a dominant, this is visible in the work... knowledge society, this is visible in the activities of rosmolodezh, rospatriot center, very interesting historical tracks in movement of the former, that is, this is also such a network of patriotic education based on historical values, and this activity covers different professional groups, different ages, here we are now, here in the conditions of cognitive challenges, information wars, which are objectively aimed at today... we are our youth , we need to ensure synergy in our work, this synergy is based on common understandings on common values, this is exactly... the very first , the most important task of the center , please tell us in what formats you see the implementation of projects to preserve historical memory, some multimedia formats, maybe excursions, exhibitions, publications in the media, you practicall

, representatives of state institutions, they did not follow the polish legislation, and not a new lawt can make a decision to recognize... the previous law, the previous decision as illegal, and here is such a decision that i am drawing up, there is no longer the obligation of the president's signature, that is, in this way, some changes are possible, which are not supported by the president, you can still try, carry out, that is, there are three possibilities, yes, in some cases he will sign in some of the presidential signatures. the ukrainian question in the present new. maybe the situation in poland, how they will decide and whether it will be possible, for example, to adhere to the old good.

competitions, because of war, and as a result, the entire power pyramid, think about it, all state institutions enterprises, it is managed by people who were simply appointed because someone likes them, as a result, all this must be held responsible really one room in this country, because all these people came to power in the name of the president, and this is not an exaggeration , it is a fact, so now you have to answer to a large extent for this, volodymyr oleksandrovich, and i understand why he is so nervous about this. thank you, mr. andriy, after a short pause on our tv channel, we will return to our conversation, i am appealing to the viewers, do not switch, it will be interesting, there are discounts on helpeck. anticoy 20% in pharmacies plantain, memory and savings. ordinary things become unreal. heavy bags are not for my sore back. for back pain, try kremgit. kremgit relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with the cream dolgit, whatever you want, i will lift. dolgit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. stiffness in the joints and spine. osteochondros

the work of law enforcement bodies, incorporated in fact into our system, into the state system, into various institutionsn something to you, come on, we don't have any state system, but look at the countries that joined the european union, from the former soviet republics or socialist countries, latvia, lithuania, estonia, what they did in 1991, even earlier. imagine that earlier, i was at a meeting of the lithuanian parliament, even before the collapse of the soviet union, where the new prosecutor general of the republic of lithuania, arturas paulaas, was appointed, who was tasked with forming the new prosecutor general 's office of the republic of lithuania, because it was believed that the people who were the heads of the prosecutor general's office of the lithuanian ssr were not lithuanian prosecutors. the general prosecutor's office of the lithuanian ssr cannot be the prosecutor's office of lithuania, because it is not lithuania, but an occupied territory, in 1991, after lithuania finally regained its independence and the soviet troops had to go after its territories, the soviet troops had to go aft

was to return bohdan, which we did, again with all due respect to everyone, but it was the state institutions, institutions that performed this work, yesterday bohdan came to kyiv, he is currently in kyiv, and so on in my opinion, as the human rights representative of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, it is the state that should do now... everything for bohdan to have housing, er, for him to continue his education, training, and after that he has all the opportunities for self-development , let's say this, dmytro, you and president zelenskyy pointed out and indicated the help of cef in the negotiations, the country of qatar and the embassy of ukraine in belarus, all these parties conducted negotiations from russia, this is how it happened, who was the main negotiator from this side and who was negotiator from the russian side, herself lviv-bilov, well, from the ukrainian side, i conducted all the negotiations, already publicly, repeatedly, we show... that qatar helps us, we returned four children, bohdan became the fifth, and as of now we are working on, another return ukrainian children with th

fulfill them, that is, this service should form requirements for of information protection in state institutions to and monitor the implementation of everything that appropriate measures have been taken, that at least something is being done to protect information there, in various information communication networks, here, but in fact, thanks to the fact that here is the thunder of outdated legislation and normative bases they created, it is either extremely difficult, long and expensive to implement, or simply impossible, well, they played on it, because they had the right to conduct inspections, issued orders for elimination, well in this way, they pressured and pressured various state institutions and businesses , in particular internet service providers, who were obliged there, there was a story a couple of years ago, to build a so-called comprehensive information protection system, and that's all this bureaucratic machination, it was completely concentrated in the hands of the state telecommunications agency, which, with such outdated regulations, obliged there , it was extremely difficult

. >> good morning and welcome to the united states institute of peace. a public nonpartisan institution established by the united states congress to prevent, mitigate and resolve conflicts around the world. my name is peter and i'm senior adviser for religion inclusion societies here at the institute. religion has been a part of the institution's work almost from the moment we opened our doors. religion program is the longest-ranking program that the institute has and our work is focused on studying, engaging with and supporting religious actors around the world as they work to prevent and solve conflicts in their respective homelands and countries. for this reason we are privilege today work today to the institute a visiting delegation from the all ukrainian council of churches and religious organizations. some of them we are welcoming back to the institute, some of them i've had the pleasure of meeting on previous travel to kyiv and we are delighted to have them here and i wanted to acknowledge special guests, his grace, ukrainian greek catholic communi

the lithuanian ssr was closed, its employees were dismissed, all the employees of almost all state institutions of the lithuanian ssr were all new structures were created, maybe some people remained in the criminal bodies of the ministry of internal affairs, but i'm not sure either, because as far as i remember, we recertified many people who were simply policemen or militiamen there. or they were simply dismissed in all the baltic countries , the same, as you understand, was the case in poland or in east germany, i assure you, i had acquaintances who worked in the ministry of foreign affairs of the german democratic republic, very democratically minded intelligent people, what do you think that they then worked in the ministerial affairs of the federal republic of germany, they were dismissed from the civil service, i am not talking about people who worked in the stasi, all these archives were opened and all citizens of the former gdr could come and see what these people in general...' did, no, well, not every one of them was sent to prison there, but they were simply forbidden to engage in pu

and please note, all this is happening in a budgetary state institution, it’s normal, i repeat, i takey hat to those devotees, the greatest, who dedicated their lives to the preservation and restoration of the greatest monuments of russian culture, but like everything there is another country of medals, look, something more than concern for the preservation of cultural values. from october 22, 2016 to march 2, 2017, russian museums, the hermitage and the pushkin state museum of fine arts organized an exhibition of masterpieces of new art, at which the unique collection of sergei ivanovichan was presented. 27 masterpieces of the post-impressionist impressionists, including cloude mauney, paul sesan, paul hagen, henri matthies, pablo picasso, edgar degas, pierre hagiosnoir, and others, from september 22 , 2021 to april 3, 2022, the second part of this exhibition is taking place, this collection collectors. in the pushkin museum of fine arts and the tretyakov gallery, a total of 2,500 people visited the exhibition. this exhibition incredible in scale, even. say the organizers themselves,

institution established by the united states congress to prevent, mitigate resolve conflicts around the world. my name is peter mandeville and senior advisor for religion in society here at the institute. religion has been a part of the institute'sy work almost for te moments we opened our doors religion program is the longest running program the institute has ouron work is focused on studying, engaging with and supporting religious actors around the world as they work to prevent and solve conflicts and their respective homelands and countries. for this reason we are very privilege to welcome today to the institute a visiting delegation from all ukrainian council of churches and religious organizations. some of them we are welcoming back to the institute. some of them i've had the pleasure of meeting on previous of travel. we areur just delighted to have them here i also want to acknowledge the presence of couple of special guest is grace at metropolitan arch bishop of ukrainian creek catholic communities is with us today and we also have the secretary-general of the form for promoti

and for the fact that even at times of full scale war, we keep our word by developing states institutions. there was more news from the commission. they're proposing to start accession talks with more dover, as well. and with folks and had to go, we know once the necessary criteria are met and they say they are in favor of printing georgia candidate status steps that bring the country. it's closer to the use of 2 years of fed teak and lodgement is back at the top of the use political agenda. but that's it for now, robots is up next with your business news. and remember there's more dw common and socials x instagram and our youtube channel as well. i am totally online the book, thanks for your company. the c w. this is everything else is available to them and it has met up in some sense german people and trucks in judge when trying to free the city center and more refugees are being turned away as the board families names on the tags in syria visa credit zone in fitness week straight to people.

presenter of projects once and my universities on the ntv channel, received an acting education at a state instituteart psychological at moscow state university, since 2023 sergei has been teaching wisdom to future film and television directors at the all-russian state institute of cinematography. our project, my universities, the future is in the present, is the project that we have walked through, from vladivostok to kaliningrad, from the arctic to the stavropol region, so that the young people of our great huge country have the opportunity to decide on their desires, dreams, geography, where why they want to go to study, and most importantly, what they want to learn. it’s best to start getting acquainted with khabarovsk from the amur embankment, this is a favorite promenade among the townspeople, which bears the name of the russian admiral gennady ivanovich nevelsky, an outstanding explorer of the century, annexed the amur lands to the russian empire, and also proved that sakhalin is an island that is separated from the continent by a shipping lane . strait. if you are a tourist, for the services

values and for the fact that even at times of full scale war we keep out would by developing states institutions. there was more news from the commission. they're proposing to start accessing talks with more adobe as well. and with folks in had to go, we know once the necessary criteria are met and they say they are in favor of granting georgia candidate status steps that bring the country. it's closer to the use of 2 years of fatigue, and lodgement is back at the top of the use political agenda. the best had from me and the new scene. the bank of we'll have here was updates at the top of the but don't go way up next. the documentary about the growing importance of bitcoin in the documents that you're out of the office. the questions got any issues with a lot say what the .

were under conditions of ukrainian anarchy, which fostered legal nihilism in people and in state institutionsofficial propaganda there propagated crazy myths about our common history and painted the realities of modern russia in black colors. the formation of the framework of the modern russian state is perhaps taking place for the first time in such a specific situation. in the territories which are still partially under foreign ukrainian jurisdiction, actually under occupation. and yet federal structures, from the departments of the ministry of internal affairs and the fsb to rospatent, began to work brilliantly. in the fall, on a single voting day, according to russian laws , deputies of the people's assemblies of the donbass republics, kherson and zaporozhye regions were elected, where regional parliaments are being recreated from scratch. commission of the council of legislators under the state duma and the federation council, which dealt with issues of integration of crimea and sevastopol c. the russian system has already switched to working in new regions, the real strength of the russ

and in because they are ready to be interested in it and interact, because the attention of state institutionsral institutions to this event was very high, we had the minister of culture of france, we had representatives of the ministry of foreign affairs affairs, we are very actively supported in this by the city hall of paris, among the guests in the hall were mostly all the directors of major museums in paris, all the main players who work here in the field of culture, there were representatives of the french institute, who said that they are ready to help the ukrainian institute, for example, to enter new geographies, help us work in the countries of africa and latin america, so i can say that there is interaction, they are open, eh, it's just now very important for us to understand what exactly they expect, to tell more about ukrainian culture and do more projects here, bring more ukrainian intellectuals, ukrainian musicians, ukrainian theater so that they can not only hear about this culture, as they do now, but also see it live and understand that it is possible to interact with it and

very proud of everything, he supports ukraine, and note that all this happens in a budgetary state institutionit’s normal, i repeat, i take my hat off. before those devotees, the greatest, who dedicated their lives to preservation and restoration, but like everything there is another country of medals , look, there is something more than concern for the preservation of cultural values, from october 22, 2016 to march 2, 2017, russian museums , the hermitage and... the arts named after pushkin organized an exhibition at the state museum of fine arts masterpieces of new art, which presented a unique collection of sergei ivanovichan, 127 masterpieces, post-impressionist impressionists, including cloude maunay, paul sesan, paul hagen, henri matthys, pavlo picasso, edgar degas, agustryar. and others, from september 22, 2021, the worlds of mikhail and ivan morozov 200 works, mikhail vrubel, konstantin korovin, valentin sirov, kazimir malevich, pyotr konchalovsky, edouard manet, kamel pisaro and others. these works are kept in the armitage, the state museum of fine arts named after pushkin and tretyak

they demand the liquidation of state institutions, and miley himself called his trip to the pink palaceen the lion in it. in 15 years argentina could achieve the same living standards like france or italy, if you give me 35 years, argentina can look like the usa. the story of the obscene concerts does not raise any surprises if you talk about what the shoals offer to argentina. they call him the latin american trump. he entered politics with the slogan: let's make argentina great again. and then he added: either we change, or we drown. but looking at the program, it is not clear which is better. the self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist does not hide his admiration for former us president donald trump, even wearing a cap with the inscription wore a magician. he managed to win widespread support from mas. calls for the liquidation of the central bank of argentina with the intention of replacing the national currency of the peso with the us dollar. he threatened to purge the corrupt establishment, which he called nothing less than a political caste. the central bank really doesn’t like to ca

yekaterinburg, the choice of kemer this year is not accidental, the fact is that a branch of the russian state institutepened here, this is one of the four classters currently being bred in the country on behalf of the president, the rest will appear in kaliningrad, vladivostok and sevastopol, the musical heart of the theater is yet creative competition, performances compete in twenty-one nominations and this is also a way to show that theatrical life is in full swing not only in moscow and st. petersburg. so, marina sukontseva from orenburg became the best choreographer, yuri krylov from yekaterinburg was recognized as the best conductor. or better yet, a play. called the dawns here the elements of the omsk musical theater, it was difficult to work, but we tried to be as careful as possible, to approach this material, to create the best performance this...

apparently is very proud of it, he supports ukraine, and note that all this happens in the budget state institutionit’s normal, i repeat, i take off my hat to those ascetics, the greatest, who dedicated their lives. preservation and restoration of the greatest monuments of russian culture, but like everything there is another side to the coin, look, there is something more than concern for the preservation of cultural values, from october 22, 2016 to march 2, 2017, russian museums, the hermitage and the state museum will depict ... arts named after kushkin organized an exhibition: masterpieces of new art, which included the unique collection of sergei ivanovichan is presented. 127 masterpieces, post-impressionist impressionists. these are claude maunay, paul cézanne, paul hagen, henri matthys, pablo picasso, edgar degas, agestrenoir, and others. from september 2, 2021 to april 3, 2022 , the second part of this exhibition is taking place - a collection of 200 works by collectors mikhail and ivan morozov. mikhail vrubel, konstantin korovin, valentin sirov, kazimir malevich, pyotr konchalovsky, eduard

my name is andrey zhdanovich, i am the director of a state institution orphanage for disabled childrenune in in a new way, every day is for me - it’s like a new clean slate, and every morning i set myself up for productive work and positive emotions. when i arrive at work, the first thing i do is listen to reports from my heads of structural divisions about the changed situation, perhaps due to the fact that we have a 24-hour stay in the institution , everything can change overnight, overnight, so if any changes have occurred requiring prompt intervention or placement, personnel forces, making some kind of management decisions, work in similar an institution only for adults, and here i have been working already on december 24, it will be 7 years that i have been a leader here , today, the average length of service of the employees, all those who work in this organization, is 9 years, from my point of view this is a very good result shows and confirms that there are no random people here, hello, what are you doing here? physical rehabilitation, physical rehabilitation? as you like? what

state. from now on, the institution cannot be returned to the previous owners.ed by the national bank of ukraine. according to them, the court passed such a sentence in accordance with the law and in order to preserve citizens' funds. let me remind you that the private bank was nationalized in 2016, after the national bank recognized it. insolvent, that is , to kolomoiskyi and his group, the private bank will not be returned, and this is a victory, it was said, the security service of ukraine opened criminal proceedings against the linguist and the former people's deputy iryna farion, among other things , ex-deputies appointed a psychological-linguistic examination regarding statements and publications in one of her interviews, farion stated that she categorically does not accept russian-speaking servicemen. in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. she also published a post on social networks with a screenshot of a letter from a pinsk student from the temporarily occupied crimea. the boy's personal data were reported. this became the basis for his persecutio

, an understanding of these national interests and , accordingly, the formation of internal state institutions, their reformation, including the army, security agencies, and so on. all this is not on the agenda. after the protest in kazakhstan last year, the reform concerned how the bodies of the committee of national security should be better obeyed. the central government, the president, at the time, let's say, able to provide the national security of the country, there is no question about it, moreover, a new agreement on military cooperation with russia was signed, and part of kazakhstan's counterintelligence will be trained in russian specialized institutions, that is, you understand, even new new opportunities for infiltration on the part of the russian federation are created , therefore, i am not sure that the current... according to the conclusion of kazakhstan from dependence on russia, this process will most likely begin in the same way as in other post-soviet countries, when the power changes, the regime changes, and the process is already more based on the needs of society and is e

, gittis called differently: the moscow philharmonic society, the music and drama school, the state instituteed a theater there, but what textbooks are modern actors now taught using? yes, with us, every master is his own textbook. we have morozov boris apanovich - this is a textbook, another textbook, sergei vasilyevichovich too. kudrishov's textbook, another textbook, happiness in gits, the fact that students are the kind who come at 10 in the morning and then they say, can we not leave at 10:00 in the evening, at 11:00, can we be there today we'll finish rehearsing by 0:30. it is possible that nemirovich danchenko’s students also rehearsed late into the night, as their contemporaries do. nemirovich danchenko, after all, taught at gitises together with stanislavsky at the beginning of the 20th century, founded a director's theater, and only then, stanislavsky... created a system according to which he has been preparing actors for more than 100 years, but no matter how the eras change, gitis remains the place where people are born great directors, actors and musicians. anton talopa, roman ve

just for this case , the state institute for development in the housing sphere launched the first programze construction in certain regions, where people clearly do not have enough quality square meters. almost 3 billion rubles have been allocated for these purposes. at the same time, a separate attention is paid to environmentally friendly green projects. for them the lending rate is further reduced. it is important to note that when we talk about supporting green construction, there are certain criteria for the quality of these projects, in this regard, this program is the first on the russian market, the point is that there is an upper ceiling on the interest rate for the developer is limited by the key rate, that is , regardless of how the sales rate goes, how the funds in the accounts are filled. developer will not pay more than the key rate of the bank of russia, the program will work in thirty constituent entities of russia. it allows you to reduce the financial risks of developers, due to this, lenders do not stop financing such projects, and this , accordingly, has a positive eff

reforms, and plus significant engagement investments, investments and private, and well there are state institutions or international financial organizations, i talked with my colleagues from the national bank, for example, if we are talking about next year, well, we have already heard the figure that in the budget there is a figure somewhere around 42 billion dollar deficit, it is extremely important for us to finance this figure, at the expense of external international engagements and international aid positions, we will talk further, mr. vasyl, here i wanted to talk about the budget, mr. oleksiy, well, the budget was approved, so we we see that our income is 1.7 three hryvnias, expenses - that is, it turns out that our expenses exceed twice the income, the question immediately arises , about half of the deficit, yes, yes, yes, and the question immediately arises, yes, let's give our viewers a try to explain, subsidies, salaries of state employees, pensions, payments, social security, etc., we understand that all our revenues, they are directed to defense, at the expense of international financia

states a.i. safety institute. which will create rigorous standards to test the safety of a.i. models for public use. today we are also taking steps to establish requirements that when the united states government uses a.i., it advances the public interest. and we intend that these domestic a.i. policies will serve as a model for global policy. understanding that a.i. developed in one nation can impact the lives and livelihoods of billions of people around the world. fundamentally, it is our belief that technology with global impact deserves global action. and so to provide order and stability in the midst of global technological change, i firmly believe that we must be guided by a common set of understandings among nations. and that is why the united states will continue to work with our allies and partners to apply existing international rules and tpho*rpls to a.i. -- norms to a.i. and work to create new rules and norms. to that end, earlier this year the united states announced a set of principles for responsible development, deployment, and use of military a.i. and autonomou

the new building of the siberian school of music and theater arts is a branch of the russian state instituter students in september. today we have nine directions; we call this system a turnkey theater. this is acting, this is directing, and this is scenography, and artists, technologists, production direction and theater. this year we recruited film and television directors. the task of the university is not only to prepare professionals in creative professions, but to stop the outflow of young people from the region. and this is a branch of the central music school, it is located next to the institute of arts. they study here talented children from all over the country from abroad. our children receive an academic education here. this is a unique composition. teaching staff, each of our teachers has his own curator from moscow, from the central music school, and children study using unique methods, early vocational education programs, the best musical instruments, an infrastructure that is amazing. thanks to the academy , teachers from other regions of russia and neighboring countries bega

image from zelenskyi military leader, but objectively, taking into account the weakness of state institutions the armed forces, churchill, who is engaged exclusively in war, that is, people are impressed by the fact that general zaluzhnyi remains a military professional and nothing else, he does not study anywhere else, which means that what the more professional a person is, the more effectively he is engaged in his professional activity, the more trust he will have. let's see how it works in general, all these 20-plus months of war, the political power, it constantly switches attention from its specialized activities to something else another thing, our minister of finance marchenko assures for... them partners that we have the lowest level of corruption in the last 20 years , wait, what is marchenko, the head of nabu, or nazk, why is he not talking about finances, he is talking about corruption, in our country, for example, and in fact acts as the minister of energy, and not as the minister of foreign affairs, and this is enough, let's say, throws people into such a situation. uncertainty,

this is stated in the message of the german fund giz ukraine. medical institutionsuilt from modular structures - energy saving standards, they are equipped with autonomous solar stations, as well as diesel generators. the first such hospital has been operating in lviv since september of this year, and now it is the turn of dnipropetrovsk, mykolaiv, sumy, zaporizhzhya and chernihiv regions. well, business in germany is ready to quickly attract 2,000 refugees to work, ukrainians have already completed an integration course. this was reported by the minister of labor this week. frr hubertus heil. he emphasized that attracting people to work is needed faster than before, the employment of refugees should be a priority for german businesses, because it is better to work than to receive and stay on social assistance that comes from the german treasury. well, if we talk about germany as well, then the national agency for the prevention of corruption added knauf to the list of international sponsors of the war, just that year one of the world's largest manufacturers of buil

for human rights, yet it is a government that not only fights, but also ensures the work of state institutionsch distinguishes hamas from other terrorist groups, say, the islamic state or al-qaeda. despite this , israel, the usa, the eu and britain recognize hamas as terrorists, either as a whole or specifically its military wing. but, for example, russia, where hamas militants recently went for negotiations, does not. luewenstein in his book the palestinian laboratory talks about how israel turned gas into a kind of field for experiments, where for years he tested technologies to control the palestinians. on the other hand, who knows everything about the intentions and tactics of hamas, but on october 7 it became clear that this is not the case. for many years, israel actually projected its logic onto the logic of hamas, and we thought that hamas would eventually want to become an effective ruler of the territory and population of gaza, that they actually care about the interests of their people, that they want to listen to society, that they want to develop the economy, rebuild the gaza sect

and i know that in communities, colleges and certain state institutes, you're going to get, you know, prisoners who i mean, students who are like the prisoners that they they very much value their what they're able to get there. and they work for it. but it's true that and i think it'll lead institutions a proportion a large proportion of students take a lot for and more and more and more i would say from my own experiences and those of my friends, they feel like customers rather than people who have to conform with a certain a certain strictures. when you read and talk about the founding fathers, what's the knowledge of the men in the prison it's higher than the ordinary undergraduate base i would say these people do a lot of recreation well reading. but you there's so many things that we as american citizens don't know and i went to on myself i went to fairly elite schools and i the university of virginia and i ph.d. from columbia that i did not own learning a lot of the sort of basic facts, enlightenment thought and the fact that our constitution and the enlightenment document. so

very proud of it, he supports ukraine, and please note, all this is happening in a budgetary state institutionst, who dedicated their lives.

would like to immediately emphasize that election commissions are certainly the most important state institutionsies in our country are elected : by citizens in direct elections in conditions of high competition, therefore the clear organization of elections, their open, fair, legally verified conduct, is very important, if not decisive, from the point of view maintaining internal political stability, both for the legitimacy of the electoral power and for strengthening people's trust in the voting results, is undoubtedly a key role in these processes. belongs to the voters commissions, regardless of their level , each act independently, on the basis of the law, their competence, functions and internal control; decisions are made collectively, since the commission is formed from representatives of various political forces and social groups. suffice it to say that in the composition of the commission at all levels, you know, i was just looking at the documents for myself... i was surprised to find this figure: 900,000 members with voting rights, and thousands more observers from candidates, parties

proud of it, he supports ukraine, and mind you, everything this is happening in a budgetary state institutionst, who dedicated their lives to the preservation and restoration of the greatest monuments of russian culture, but like everything there is another side to the coin, here look, there is something more than concern for the preservation of cultural values, from october 22, 2016 to march 2, 2017, russian museums, the hermitage and the state. "masterpieces of new art, which presented the unique collection of sergei ivanovichan, 127 masterpieces of the post-impressionist impressionists , including claude maunay, paul sesan, paul hagen, henri matthies, pablo picasso, from september 22 , 2021 to april 3, 2022, the second part of this exhibition, this is a collection of collectors mikhail and ivan morozov 200 works by mikhail vrubel, konstantin korovin, valentin sirov, kazimir malevich, pyotr konchalovsky, edouard manet, camille pesaro and others. these works are kept in the armitage, the state museum of fine arts named after pushkin and the tryatikovskaya galiya. in total, the exhibitions we

how this situation in families becomes more complicated, and it is very important that all state institutions, law enforcement agencies, medical institutions, they were ready to respond and properly protect a man or a woman and punish the perpetrator in a proper manner , so here it is about administrative responsibility, as well as the officials who do not report, please, kozyrgiyslovych, as i understand it, mykhailiuk passes to halyna olehivna, correctly, please, halyna olehivna. dear colleagues, as practice shows, the current code of ukraine on administrative law enforcement. really needs to be updated as soon as possible in terms of bringing to justice the perpetrators of domestic violence, gender- based or gender-based violence and other related offenses. the long-term adoption of a decision by our parliament regarding the adoption of such changes only exacerbates the problems of avoiding responsibility for improper legal protection of the rights and interests of individuals, as well as increasing mistrust in the judicial and law enforcement systems and negatively affecting the image of u

already preparing our next steps after this report, our legislative work, strengthening of the state institution, ukraine has already come a long way in approaching euro union and our state is absolutely aware that the acquired membership in the european union is a political decision of all countries that are already in the community and want to see a new state in the european union, but it is also the work of the state itself, our work, it is the approximation and adaptation of eu standards, community practitioners. ukraine will be in the eu, we will come to this, in particular thanks to... the transformation of our state, an internal transformation that absolutely corresponds to the interests of our people. the eu for ukraine is economic security and social stability, and ukraine for the eu is this strengthening of the entire community, and it is very important that the deputies of the verkhovna rada of ukraine continue to support the legislative initiatives necessary for our european integration. as always, the day began with a conference call. most urgently, i was informed that additional pp

state university. for almost two years, the institution has been meeting students in ivano-frankivsk. y will tell how the educational process takes place our carpathian colleagues. yevhennia ryvenko is engaged in international initiatives at the kherson state university and misses her relatives who remained in kherson. in the first weeks of the great war, the lady was evacuated to ivano-frankivsk. here, together with their colleagues, with the support of international partners , they established the work and the learning process on the basis of vasyl stefanyk prykarpatsky university. kherson is our native home, my parents are there, i regularly go to kherson, not as often, of course, as i would like, but not less, i cannot live without my native city, therefore, despite such a difficult, difficult situation, yevhennia and the scientists of the kherson state university have already settled in ivano-frankivsk, where they were provided with a free dormitory for living. wartime and difficult situation in his native city, the university managed to preserve the team's ties during the first w

and in recent years they have also been given the task of cyber protection of the country and state institutionsate and critical infrastructure in particular, but just recently they were given the duty to protect critical infrastructure, which means that there are many powers on paper, many powers to carry out checks, issuing various prescriptions, even imposing fines and so on , but in fact they are few... for which, well, they do not bear responsibility as such, that is, on paper they are responsible for security, information, and network protection, but in fact , if some incident happens, they run into the bushes and say, well, we, what are we here for, we are not here for anything, the owner of the system, the owner of the information, is responsible, we only form the requirements here, we are the ones who walk here, control everything, well that is, this is the story, and i have already stated it many times publicly and for many years, claims that in the current form of children's communications , it should either be liquidated, or, most likely, what is more reasonable, to allocate some rea