tymofiy the beloved with us, president of the kyiv school of economics, minister of economic development in 19-20, adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine. good evening, mr. tymofiy, please tell me, have you heard yes, this is my thesis that in search of an opportunity to circumvent sanctions, it creates a new economic space around itself. do you agree with this? psovereignty is when a country has the right to internal policy, but does not have the right to control its armed forces, foreign policy, and does not have the right to control its own internal law enforcement apparatus, and it imposes such a policy on the countries around it, and because of this, it controls belarus, for example, in the external the politics of belarus has long been independent of belarus, the external and internal policy of suppressing protests is not decided by lukashenko, it is the same whether to engage in war or er provide airports or provide, for example, some there military units in order to attack ukraine, they don’t decide it themselves either , russia decides it and it has been c

tymofii and his mum svetlana show me theirfamily tymofii and his mum svetlana show me their family aic plays. traditional clothes like these have been part of ukraine's identity for hundreds of years. it is something the russian invasion has been trying to wipe out and something the band say they want to protect. with his brother already serving in the military, tymo admits he felt the pressure to. music plays. the time has come for the band to leave ukraine for the band to leave ukraine for the band to leave ukraine for the eurovision song contest. there is a no—fly zone across the country, so it's an uncomfortable three—day journey by road via poland to get to turin. kalush orchestra requires special permission from the government to take part in eurovision. the band's arrival is met with huge media attention. everybody asks them the same question. what would it mean to ukraine? journalists from all over the world want to talk to them. hi. world want to talk to them. hi, bill bauer- _ world want to talk to them. hi, bill bauer. hi, _ world want to talk to them. h , bill bauer. hi,

tymofiy is too traumatized to even talk about it. you must have been scared. "yes," is all he says.is friends have left the bunker. he misses them the most. do you have a best friend? where is your friend now? "they ran away," he says sadly. "everyone here thought they were going to die." "we just covered our ears," said his mom, "and curled up together." today, volunteers brought food and water, and even a rubick's cube for the little boy. it will help pass the time. he used to draw pictures of sunny skies and happy homes. the colors are beautiful. now, it's only monsters and tanks. debora patta, cbs news, kutnuzivka. >> o'donnell: and still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," health officials warn that more cases of monkeypox are likely coming to the u.s. what you need to know. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call yo

of sociological sciences, the youngest rector of ukraine, rector of the kyiv school of economics, tymofiyratulate you. i congratulate you. in your opinion, such an age difference between the karmanichs of ukraine and russia really affects politics. is it rather just such an interesting coincidence? well, from the point of view of sociology, age plays a much stronger role, as much as the closedness or openness of these management systems. yes, we call it myridocracy or the system lets in new people is not important, because they are old, the main thing is that there are people with new ideas and that the system is competitive, that good people enter and bad people leave. the difference is how much it can be for these people 20-40-60 depends on age and the fact is that people should be professional and the system should reward professional people in ukraine before us, there are bigger retrocracies in public administration than in russia, in fact, they still have one we have a single president, the fifth one has come during this time, and this is obviously a more effective way than leaving o

amy: to talk more about the eu's proposed ban on oil, we are joined by tymofiy mylovanov.is president of the kyiv school of economics, an associate professor at the university of pittsburgh, and former minister of economic development, trade, and agriculture of ukraine under president zelenskyy. we welcome you back to democracy now! if you can start off by responding to this announcement this week of the total russian oil bands by the european union, though there will be some exceptions. >> it has been in planning for a while. i personally have been in a number of groups which have been discussing the details. there are a lot of details because on paper, it looks good. in practice, need to have the flavors and discuss what constitutes russian oil. for example, if you buy russian oil and mix it with known russian, which percentage doesn't stop become being russian oil? there will be dozens of attempt to bypass it, but hopefully, the final document will be sufficiently proper as this ban is implemented. nermeen: what would the effects of this ban be? >> financial in russia,

with his brother already serving in the military, tymofii admits he felt the pressure too.come for the band to leave ukraine for the eurovision song contest. there is a no—fly zone across the country, so it's an uncomfortable three—dayjourney by road via poland, to get to turin. kalush orchestra required special permission from the government to take part in eurovision. the band's arrival is met with huge media attention. everybody asks them the same question. what will it mean to ukraine if you win? journalists from all over the world want to talk to them. hi, billboard, this... hi, billboard, i'm oleh from kalush orchestra and these are my... and this is my... this are my answers for your five questions. yay! it feels like no eurovision band from ukraine has ever been under so much pressure as this one. it's notjust about eurovision, it's the pressure about representing ukraine to the whole world as the war is going on and telling ukraine and its story during this one and unique chance. let the eurovision song contest 2022 begin! cheering this is the night of the grand fi

for example , 80 billion dollars or 150 billion dollars conditionally . what was the position of tymofiyofiymala - he is the former minister of economy of ukraine and now he is the president of the kyiv school of economics, so he had such a position that even if you think that there is corruption in ukraine, they will steal 20-30 %, and if the event distributes this money is very expensive there, contractors who take up to half of the grant funds for their work, this is such an interesting test, it is interestingly manipulative and it is absolutely not true, or rather, the contractors will be ukrainian, but we are told that there should be western contractors, but ukrainian companies should not work and build the roads in ukraine will still be ukrainian companies and the majority of contractors , as well as the majority of people who will be involved in this fund, even under western control, will be ukrainians, we are talking about control and in no way well come on, i just can't imagine that tomofius is speculating on the administrative costs that arise, but the question is that if you

became known to the whole world the faces of the rescuers сейчас мы свободно моеме делать больше 120 tymofiyof april, then, despite the shelling and bombing, the owner of the pizzeria pavlo decided to open the establishment, the team was recruited again yes such a pizza is a war in the city, this is unreal, there is no team, there are no products, there are no suppliers, there are no boxes, there is nothing, that’s it. well , there was no single reason except that there was some desire on the first day of work here, everyone used so we had to stand in line for hours for new products, bring them in from other cities in stock, because they can always be found in the right amount. well, here are these sausages . everyone receives a salary, the business has a higher profit than before the war, because there were only two pizzerias in kharkiv a month ago, delivery is free, so buyers order for themselves relatives and also for military doctors, utility workers, information about the so-called suspended pizza when you can pay for a purchase for someone instantly spread in social networks of ukraine

including because of their i want to add in the context of sanctions against russia yes we asked tymofiya how long the world will endure the introduction of sanctions against russia, the economies of european countries are actually limited by them, because russia is a huge sales market, how can it change the world, will it not be a crisis like we have not seen in our lifetime if possible, i will answer your questions in parts. the first question is how has this war changed the world markets and exports from the black sea region. we can already see that the entire black sea region is almost already with the exception of a little bit of romania and bulgaria . all these products, which were produced there in russia, in ukraine, in kazakhstan, which were also exported to world markets via the black sea, have all stopped, and this already has a very large negative impact on world prices and on food products, we see grain corn for oil and for the people's metals eh that is, it is already very, very eh even here there are the last two places of war, the world markets have changed in a very sign