olga stefanishyna, vice-premier, prime minister. on the issues of european and euro-atlantic integrationf ukraine was in touch with us, now we will talk with the russian oppositionist, former deputy of the state duma ilya ponomarev, he is already in touch with us, congratulations mr. ilya, good evening, and now let's talk about. .. the caucasus, because this week exactly these famous events took place in dagestan, and the attackers were the children of one of the nomenclature officers, this is strange the situation is killed, these terrorists, they are the children of the head of one of the districts of dagestan, and here the question arises, how does it turn out that radical islamism finds a place in the nomenclature environment, so there is nothing surprising at all, because in general , the dagestan elite is very dissatisfied by what is happening now in... which the republics have with moscow, because the second president of dagestan is a vary, and before that dagestan was such a unique republic within the russian federation, because it was a parliamentary republic, and there was such

stefanishyna's managerial abilities, but in this case...it to myself, there is one nuance that is unknown to our citizens since the early 90s hungarian legislation in hungary provides for the protection of the rights of national minorities, and, so you understand, there is a provision for the ukrainian, well , national minority, and the ruthenian national minority, and the roma na... national minority, for example, and the croatian national minority, and there the state ensures the creation of a certain cultural center, i was just there a few years ago, i saw it with my own eyes, there was a library, a radio station, and such a small concert hall, everything was there in this sense, that is, it is hungary, well so to speak, it acts with a certain logic, it requires a mirror attitude to... what it provides on its territory, and therefore the topic of the ukrainian school, it arose not by chance, because there was no ukrainian school, although thousands of ukrainian refugees today's moment is there, just a peculiarity is that here, hungarians

a veteran doctor, a veteran doctor, a person who worked as an adviser to deputy prime minister stefanishynaill not throw any stones at her in her garden, especially now she is engaged in an important matter there, preparing for ukraine's participation in nato summits and so on. well, but such a person was in her office, she behaved very disgustingly, vadym shevylenko, and scolded the doctor , a veteran of the armed forces of ukraine, oleksiy prytula, because he examined his dog, but it caused, well, you are like the king of life, well, you think so, and you you think that there, well, what are you there, you know, but the reaction of society immediately and he was released, and somewhere there they started, i know some. the military is already looking to talk, no one is planning to beat him there or, well, just talk, that we need to understand how it happened that in the third year of the war you are behaving like this in relation to a veteran, who cares about your health . actually gave away part of his health, but he was not at the address that was immediately made public there, well, act

stated that ukraine is ready to fulfill all 11 conditions of i will now quote stefanishyna, as of thewe are committed to solving and on this basis to fully implement 11 issues raised, in particular by the hungarian side, aimed at strengthening the protection of the rights of national minorities, without going into details, said stefanyshina, obviously we are talking about the ones voiced in january during the trip to uzhgorod points, which was dedicated to the preparation of orban's visit in january they started talking about his possible visit, but... now we will pass the floor to our colleague iryna koval, since it is time for news on the spresso tv channel, so iro, congratulations, we hope you will announce more information about orban's visit to kyiv in this issue. thank you marta, and about orban's visit, and about the ongoing russian terror, wait for the next issue. it's 4 p.m. in ukraine, and we bring to your attention a news release on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval. i congratulate all viewers and just now about the most important events. and we start wit

olha stefanishyna assessed the realism of ukraine's accession to the eu by 2030. according to her, this term will be shorter for us, since ukraine is already part of free trade and involved in almost all eu markets. much will depend on how quickly we integrate our legal system. in fact, we have already passed several rounds of general evaluations, we have an actual negotiation process. started with the block of public procurement and will be able to to continue when ukraine provides road maps for public administration reform and reforms in the sphere of the rule of law, without these fundamental strategic documents we cannot start the process, so we are now focusing all our attention on these areas. in lviv , free training for computer science teachers has started at the ukrainian katorytskyi university. almost 50 teachers from more than 20 schools of the lviv, ivano-frankivsk and poltava regions gathered for tetu. the practical course will last until the end of january. the charitable educational project to leave no one behind is implemented with the support of t

continued support to the servicewomen of ukraine, and i'm looking at deputy prime minister olha stefanishynawho is leading the work with a comprehensive assistance package, and we will continue our joint efforts in the coming months. partnership is not only among nations. it is with civil society organizations as well, and i recognize many such representatives present this room today. i want to reassure you the strengthened engagement with women civil society actors, including throughout the nato civil society advisory panel, is and will remain a priority, as it helps us stay connected to the foundations of the wps agenda. distinguished guests, the road ahead requires unwavering commitment and collective efforts at all levels. it demands that we, from the political and military leaders to the civilian and military staff, continue to champion gender equality in every sphere. as part of this new policy, i strongly advocate for a more gender-responsive and accountable leadership. this means that leaders, men and women alike, are called to lead by example and commit to fully advance the women, p

realistic enough deadline: the deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration olga stefanishyna assessed the realism of ukraine's accession to the european union by 2030 . according to her, this term will be for us shorter, as ukraine is already part of the free trade zone and is included in almost all markets of the european union. much will depend on how quickly we integrate our legal system. in fact, we've already gone through several rounds of general evaluations. in our country , the actual negotiation process began with the state procurement block and will be able to continue when ukraine provides road maps for public administration reform and reforms in the field. rule of law, we cannot do without these fundamental strategic documents to start the process, so we are now focusing all our attention on these areas. well , i really want this year 2030 to be a landmark year and that we approach it just in time , prepared for the fact that in the 30th year we will become a full member of the european union. i really want to hope for it. the russians are dismantling the last one

announced this on monday. this is the prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration olga stefanishyna. ms. ivanna, i am sure many of our viewers may have questions after this. here we are until now the european union said that in order for ukraine to become a full-fledged member of this european community, it is necessary to do so-and-so, so-and-so, so-and-so. done, here again something, something is happening, what will happen, what will happen next? wait, that's it. these homework assignments that we did, they were, well, different levels of assignments, yes, when we did the association agreement, which by the way, we continue to do, obviously it gave us the opportunity to just fill out that questionnaire more fully when we applied for candidate status and to have something to base our argument on that ukraine has been serious for years since 2014. transformed and got closer to the european union, then the candidacy itself, it was accompanied by certain conditions in order to even keep it, then we needed to open negotiations and give... them a start, and now we have moved on to syst

veterinarian and our veteran. he was actually a freelance adviser to deputy prime minister olga stefanishyna is a reminder, dmytruk, who defends, defends what happened in odessa, and now actually initiates, initiates some negative consequences for demyan hanul, who defends ukrainian in odessa , all these people one way or another, they are present and represented in... in those chairs that have something to do with decision-making in our country, to be honest, this does not suit me very well in the third year of the great war with the russian federation, and yet we do we cannot ignore the stupid things that people in chairs do from time to time, i don’t know if we can talk in this context about... a fight between some people’s deputies and representatives of the armed forces of ukraine, but we see that in in general, the compromising of the adequacy of the work and the performance of their direct duties by the defense forces of ukraine is gaining momentum in the political community, and in my opinion, this is an insanely dangerous story, somewhere someone will say, well, dramatists. this is

attacked a veterinarian and our veteran, he was actually a freelance adviser to the vice-prem of olga stefanishyna, this is a reminder, dmytruk, who defends, defends what happened in odessa, and now... actually initiates, initiates some negative consequences for demyan hanul, who defends ukrainian in odessa, all these people or otherwise, they are present and represented in those chairs that well are related to decision-making in our country, to be honest, this does not suit me very well in the third year of the great war with the russian federation, but... nevertheless, we also cannot ignore the stupid, which is periodically done people in chairs. i don't know if we can talk in this context about the altercation between some people's deputies and representatives of the armed forces of ukraine. so. we see that, in general, compromising the adequacy of the work and the implementation of its direct. responsibilities by forces defense of ukraine in the political community is gaining momentum, and in my opinion this is an insanely dangerous story, somewhere someone will say, well, the drama requires i

in short, you can say yermak, because with yermak went with umerov, galushchenko, stefanishyna, diplomats, that is, a whole group of government officials went there a week before the ukraine summit, more precisely, to the anniversary nato summit in washington, and for a whole week there they trampled thresholds somewhere, well, in kyiv, of course, they began to speculate about a change of government. but it is clear that it should be done elegantly in order to share with everyone, well, for example, which of the parliamentary groups is interested in the position of prime minister of this minister of information and culture. well, for example, opzzh, traditionally, as nestor shufrych would say, they always for freedom of speech? well, yes, but, as a rule, government coalitions are not included in order to trade air, but to trade at least electricity or land, so i am curious that in essence zelensky, if the government is to be rebooted, has nothing to offer, especially the deputies groups, it is clear that the same yulia tymoshenko, yulia tymoshenko, by the way, she has been voting with the

european and euro-atlantic integration olga stefanishyna assessed the realism of ukraine's accession to of the european union until 2030. according to her , this term will be shorter for us, since ukraine is already part of the free trade zone and is involved in almost all the markets of the european union. much will depend on how quickly we integrate our legal system. in fact, we have already passed several rounds of general assessments, we have an actual negotiation process that started with the public procurement block and will be able to continue when... ukraine will provide road maps for public administration reform and rule of law reforms, without these fundamental strategic documents, we cannot start the process, so we are now focusing all our attention on these areas. well , i really want this 2030 to be a landmark year and that we approach it just in time , prepared so that in the 30th year we do become a full member. a member of the european union, i really want to hope for it. the russians are dismantling the last ukrainian church in the temporarily occupied crimea, metrop

prime minister on european and euro-atlantic integration olha stefanishyna assessed the realism of ukraine's accession to the eu by 2030. according to her, this term will be shorter for us, since ukraine is already part of the free trade zone and is involved in almost all eu markets. much will depend on how quickly we integrate our legal system. in fact, we are about already several rounds of general assessments, we have the actual negotiation process started with the block of public procurement and will be able to continue when ukraine provides road maps for public administration reform and reforms in the field of the rule of law, without these fundamental strategic documents, we cannot start the process, so we are currently focusing all our attention on these areas. head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine. kuleba will go to china on an official visit at the invitation of his colleague vani, the press service of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine reports. the main topic of discussion is the search for ways to stop russian aggression and the possible role of china in achie

deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration olha stefanishyna said that possible optimization of the composition of the cabinet of ministers is being discussed. she noted that it is not about specific positions, particularly for her . at the same time, it announced its strengthening. according to the deputy prime minister, many important international events took place recently, so there are no personnel issues. just as the president said that there was simply no time for this, but of course, from time to time you will see certain decisions related to optimizing the composition of the government, and strengthening mine is definitely planned. visited from the vatican. during his visit to kyiv, the state secretary of the holy see, cardinal pietro parolin, visited the church of st. nicholas, where he talked with the clergy and the faithful of the church. in particular, he said that pope francis does not forget and prays for ukraine. in the midst of everything, they talked about the fate of the church, which the religious community is trying to return to its ownership

announced on monday by the deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration olga stefanishyna. ms. ivanna, i am sure many of our viewers may have questions after this. so... the european union told us that in order for ukraine to become a full member of this european community, you need to do it aunt, aunt aunt, aunt done, here again something, something is happening , what should happen, what will happen next, wait, this, these homework that we did, they were, well , tasks of different levels, and when we fulfilled the agreement about the association, which, by the way, we continue to carry out, then... obviously, it gave us the opportunity to fill out the questionnaire more fully when we applied for candidate status and to have something to base our argument on that ukraine over the years since 2014 year seriously transformed and got closer to the european union, then the candidacy itself, it was accompanied by certain conditions in order to even preserve it, then we needed to open negotiations and give them a start, and... now we have moved on to systemic complex work, when

prime minister, deputy prime minister of ukraine for european and euro-atlantic integration, olga stefanishyna will talk with her about the historic event that took place just this week, this is the start of negotiations about the stupa of ukraine and the republic moldova to the european union, historical, one might say, events. because many believed that this entry, it will be much longer, that there will be whole, i would say, problems with ukraine's accession to the european union, namely with the negotiation process, that we will wait a long time for it to begin, that there will be a long audit of the ukrainian legislation, fulfillment of our conditions that were set, do you remember when we were given candidate status in general, certain conditions were set for us that could be fulfilled, otherwise ukraine could deprive candidate, this was an unusual candidate status, and it must be said that it was the first time in the history of the european union, when both we and the republic of moldova and georgia received this candidate status, one can say, with the nomination of the necessary cond

, these are our wishes, but such that you must fulfill them 100%, and here vice prime minister stefanishynasays: yes everything has already been fulfilled, we gave the go-ahead for everything, but part of those demands, well, let's say this, directly contradict the ukrainian legislation, well, let's say this, we have fulfilled some of these demands even earlier, when the authorities, in fact, made appropriate changes to the legislation , when we still wanted to get this green light to move to negotiations, regarding joining the european union, but there were, let's say, more or less healthy demands, and what is being proposed now is obviously not in the interests of kyiv, not in the national interests of our state and our people, and it is worth realizing that it is possible that viktor orban simply raised the bar. to still get, as they say, ask for the maximum, you will get what you want, this is an old principle and, by the way, it is exactly what vladimir putin often uses when he puts forward his demands for a peaceful settlement, it is also worth realizing, well, actually he has there i

of the nato summit, there for six the nato summit is starting in a few days, he, rustem umerov, stefanishynae usa and holding a series of meetings, that is, i understand that there is something to do, despite again, despite different political views, i understand that the head of the office has now taken some position , and he does a certain job, well, let there be a story later, evaluate it, and, but it was said that yermak should be put under... i, for example, do not understand a person who knows exactly what he is doing and already has a long time this liability, legal, foreseen, unforeseen, we in fact let's talk, yes, and what would you like now with andriermak, saying, to sit in the prime minister's chair and be accountable to everyone to whom you can be accountable and take all the negativity on yourself, or still look for candidates, which candidates would you see, by the way, for the post of prime minister of ukraine, well, really, let's not talk about yermak, poroshenko there. and yet another person, but realistically, what kind of person should it be, so that the president does no

of the start of the nato summit there. in six days the nato summit begins, he, rustem umerov, stefanishynathe usa and holding a series of meetings, that is, i understand that there is something to do, despite, again, despite different political views, i understand that the head of the office now took some position, and he is doing a certain job, well, let history be there later, you judge, and, but it was said that yermak should be made prime minister, for example, i don't understand to a person who already knows exactly what he is doing, has had this responsibility for a long time, legal, foreseen, not foreseen, we are talking in fact, and what if andriy yurmaku would like to now, so to speak, sit in the prime minister's chair and be accountable to everyone to whom you can be accountable and take all the negativity on yourself, or still look for candidates whom you would see as candidates, by the way, for the position of prime minister of ukraine, well, really, let's not talk about yermak , poroshenko, and another person, but really, what kind of person would that be? so that the presiden

stefanishyna says: the european union is evaluating the draft law on the removal of responsibility for. corruption, says the deputy prime minister, on which there is an open case, also on corruption, she is the one, yes, once we pay attention to this for one thing, and secondly, we see that in the first reading the buttons are pressed at a minimum six people who are specifically under criminal proceedings for corruption, yes, that is, they are pressing for it, and these two two things, well, i don’t know, they don’t come to mind, well, from the point of view of what... is this ukraine and i'm used to it, well, i'm already calm about it , they should have done it, since , relatively speaking, their iq only allows such simple one-liners, oh, i have a suspicion, oh, here something will help me not to sit in prison, i will vote for it, that is, it is absolutely not a statist approach and so on, i i just know what will happen in the future, in the future... the european institutions, to which the servants of the people refer, that they say it came to us from europe, this bill came directly

according to stefanishyna, there are restrictions for russians in ukraine.march on yars mobile systems. along the route, they repel attacks from conditional sabotage groups. carry out learn to remove special equipment from zones conditional chemical contamination. and the last disguise, also one of the important tasks - the combination of jazz and classics. with this basic idea, the first st. petersburg international jazz festival is being held in the northern capital. it opened the day before. it was attended by about 500 musicians from russia and beyond. the moscow jazz orchestra of igor butman and the chamber orchestra performed at the opening. ensemble of moscow soloists yuri bashmet. the artists presented a unique joint program. imagine, here's a jazz classic, they meet. you know, it’s in such contrasts that when we get huge, we play very loudly, very brightly, a lot of, so to speak, improvisations. and then suddenly some amazing classic comes on, which sounds very, very quiet. and the applause. no less loud after it, this is the contrast we always try