leading researcher at the institute of world economy, international relations iran dmitry trenev dmitry vitalievichlive on friday evening. you go without an appointment. this is very we like live conversation. always better. well, so much has accumulated, i don’t even know where to start. well , let's, of course, in fact, he will start. you are probably actively watching this so that they will be noted there the most. well first of all, it's a pleasure to be your guest. thanks a lot. i i celebrate at one assembly. well, perhaps

trenev. dmitry vitalievich, i welcome you. thank you for friday evening, and come to us live. you go without an appointment. this is very we like live conversation. always better. well, so much has accumulated, i don’t even know where to start. well , let's, of course, in fact, he will start. you are probably actively watching all this, so that you note the most there. well first of all, it's a pleasure to be your guest. thanks a lot. i celebrate at one assembly. well, perhaps. how can i tell you that there is no main direction of discussion, or what? ahh, the previous few sessions were more, let’s say, clearly focused on certain, uh, problematic ones now. eh, someone's table fell into flames. eh, it got a little smaller. eh, maybe other concerns forced the leaders. uh, a large state will not come to the assembly. well, in general, for now i would say that, uh, well, the impression is average, from the session if you like. that's for today , today, but nevertheless our delegation. actively working there. and we heard today how many plans there are? how many meetings? this is e

[000:00:00;00] with great sin today we are talking with dmitry vitalievich trenev, he is today a professor of research at the higher school of economics and a research fellow, a leading researcher at the institute of world economics of international relations, and in the recent past, uh, the head of the carnegie center in moscow which, uh, note on comrade headed at over many years and uh, he is a very rare russian specialist who is preserving. uh, i would say honor, uh, dignity and loyalty to one’s country regularly appeared on the pages of american publications, and uh, somehow found, uh, the right tone to say things that people often didn’t want to hear, but which, from my point of view, were not only to be told to you from the position of russia, but also which were very different to the united states, well , the carnage center in moscow is no longer functioning for the most part his employees, let’s say, are not here today and not with us, well, scientific employees, scientific employees, but dmitry vitalievich, uh, is active and productive in moscow and already uh, i would say a whole