well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by some jaya barrow distinguish tallow at the united service institution of india. mr. barrow, it's great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure to be on the show. now. thank you. i once heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether elephants are fighting or making law, the grass underneath them, get trampled. and if we expand that metaphor to the geopolitical situation in the world today, not just the grad underneath them to the fact that it's the valleys and the village is a part of miles away. do you think russia a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage that our confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd party? well, i'm pretty sure the, the question is, what i've been doing about the fact is that the don't looking one that has been dealing with a very difficult to global environment for a long time. i would say for 300 years, i think we have been a colony of the british for a long time. and then we had a little system dominated by the rest after the 2nd world war is traditio

well, to discuss it and now joined by some giant narrow, distinguished tele, the united service institution of india. mr. baron, great, pleasant, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure to lend it to be on the show. now thank you one heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether elephants are fighting or making law the grass underneath them. yes, chuckled. and if we extend that metaphor to the geopolitical situation in the world today, not just the grass that underneath them, that gets affected. it's the valley and did villages was acquired miles away. g, russia, a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage dad, dad confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd party. well, i'm pretty sure they understand the question is what they're doing about the fact is that they don't have one that has been dealing with a very difficult to global environment for a long time. i would say for 300 years, i think we have been a colony of the british for a long time and then be a little system dominated by the rest of the 2nd world. war is traditi

he's an associate fellow at royal united services institute. he joins us by skype, from oxford, in the united kingdom, as samuel, so great speak to you again. so what does karen's coalition government likely? what's likely going to look like? well, i think is most likely to be a continuation of what we really see now heading on till now and back in jewish will likely continue in terms of policy as well. i mean, the hard lines dance towards supporting a military towards ukraine and balancing that those, their foreign policy objectives with high inflation and let as inflation as chopping over 20 percent. and the baltic states, in part because they're divested russian gas amongst the most enacted in europe. so were his policies on russia likely? oh, what was that? the result of karen's reelection? i think it probably was a mean. it was a pretty decisive that display of assistance. i mean, is sonia is the largest contributor of no trade to ukraine, add per capita, but latvia is right behind it. so happy has been a major supporter of the printing car

i'm a retired, major general and director of the united service institution of india. apologies for the confusion the welcome to the program b. k sharma. thanks for your time today. well, 1st question, how eddie, my, how would you characterize relations between india and russia? at this point in time? are india and russia gone to to, to enjoy special 3 blessed relationship which has stood but desktop dime. both counties have stood by each other during difficult time, and that is the reason, even during the euclid conflict, india has not warranted against russia. ah, despite precious from the abyss, india continues to take arms supplies from russia and has also been taking our natural oil and gas. the sources are from russia. in fact, during these times, our team has actually increased many ford and has it isn't to about $20000000000.00 us dollars. ah, we have a very principal position on this conflict and that we are not in favor of war. we want the cease fire to take place and are a we want her through the dialogue process of beach to return because that is fundamenta

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by us and jaya barrow distinguish tallow at the united service institution of india. mr. barrow, it's a great question, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. delighted to be on the show. now. thank you. i once heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether our funds are biding or making law, the grass underneath them gets trampled. and if we that, that magic hora to the geopolitical situation into world today is not just the grad underneath them. that gets affected, it's the valley and villages was a far as miles away. do you think russia a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage that confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd parties? well, i'm pretty sure the, the stuff.

united services institute we'll see is joining a slide from london on the news. our thank you very much for being with us. what are your thoughts on these latest developments in the war in ukraine present voting says to respond to more ukrainian attacks will be severe. are we at a significant moment to think of this conflict? yeah, so i mean, the russian response to presumably the cash bridge and then escalation against targets that in the last few months of the war very much. it reflects the response back from the ill be mike, remember, you know, it's targeted, talking electrical grid following its conventional sale is in that rush is probably hope that they can restore some of their red line through the strike their own proclaimed red lines as well as deny be creating the certain amount of momentum from, you know, activity on the ground, but but it's unclear that necessarily deliver is fast given how, how does, how significantly the situation on the ground is shifting in your friends. but do you think this is the extent is this is going to be the extent of the

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by some jaya barrow distinguish tallow at the united service institution of india. mr. barrow, it's a great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. delighted to be on the show. now. thank you. i once heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether our phones are fighting or making law, the grass underneath them, get trampled. and if we expand that metaphor to the geopolitical situation in the world today, not just the grass that underneath them, that gets affected. it's valley village is a part of miles away. do you think russia a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage that, that confrontation is that visiting up upon 3rd party? well, i'm pretty sure they understand the question is what they're doing about the fact is that they don't looking one that has been a dealing with a very difficult global environment for a long time. i would say for 200 years, i think we have been a colony of all of the british for a long time. and then we had a little new system dominated by the res

well, the parts with son, jaya, barrow, distinguished fellow at the united service institution of india. well, before the break, we're talking about this somewhat a divergence that national governments may have on politics and doing business internationally and private companies. and yet, at the same time, i think perhaps you would agree with me that the, the globalization, as we knew it only, you know, 5 or even 10 years ago. it's not there anymore. and the united states a while trying to punish someone with enemies is undermining these various systems . so let's say the horizon of 5 or 10 years going forward. which policies, state oriented policies or state oriented intention or private oriented intention of each of them would prevail? well, i think suddenly, you know, looking at a 5 year term on 10 year period. so in the state, we already have seen a shift in the last 5 years a month and then the government has lost what is called a self reliant india, which is essentially went to reduce our dependence. particularly for could you going to do something from the chips, you know, food a

both to discuss it and now joined by some jaya barrow, distinguished palo at the united service institution of india. mr. barrow and.

know, earlier we spoke to b k sharma who's a retired major general and director of the united service institution of india. and he told us the trade between russia and delia was increased this year, and they also stressed their western sanctions have inflict pain on the global economy. india and russia gone to enjoy special 3 bless, relationship rich has stood the desktop dime. both countries have stood by each other during difficult day, and that is the reason read it even during the ukraine conflict. india has not watered against russia on despite precious from the rest saving. india continues to dig on the arms supplies from russia, and has also been taking on natural oil and gas. the sources from russia were, in fact, during these times on, our deed has actually increased many ford and has risen to about $20000000000.00 us dollars. and by and large, the st you meant here is that of these economic sanctions of, nor good, you know, economics should not be used as a weapon of war. because this is not only affecting russia, but it is given, not george, at the global economy. that is at his sessio

discussions here at what we spoke to b k sharma, a retired major general and director of the united service institution of india. he says that trade between russia and new delhi has increased this year will stressing that western sanctions have inflicted pain on the global economy. india and russia are going to to, to enjoy special 3 blood relationship which has stood the test of time. both countries have stood by each other during difficult times, and that is the reason down. even during the euclidean conflict, india has not watered against russia yet on. despite the precious from the west, india continues to take arms supplies from russia and has also been taking not oil and gas the sources from russia. in fact, during these times, or has actually increased money, ford has risen to about $20000000000.00 us dollars. and by and large, the sentiment here is that these ec nomic sanctions are no good. you're not economic should not be used as a weapon of war. because this is not only affecting russia, but it does give a, not george to the global economy. that is a recession that a high price for prices, i

well, to discuss it and now joined by some giant borrowed, distinguished title of the united service institution of india. mister borrow, it's great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. delighted to be on the show. now, thank you one hertz from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether it's a fighting or making law on the grass underneath them, get trampled. and if we expand that magic hora to the jewel political situation in the world today, not just the grass underneath them, the fact that it's the valley, some villagers world, depart miles away.

bassiri tabrizi, she's a senior research fellow in middle east security studies at the royal united services instituter coming on bbc news. what is your assessment of how widespread these protests are? clearly they are spreading, as the reporter has just said, across different cities. we know at least 80 cities that have been demonstrations. there is a lot of frustration, notjust in the main cities and notjust in the capital, but going beyond the usual areas that have been seeing demonstrations in the past. just because of that, they are quite significant. figs in the past. just because of that, they are quite significant. $5 i in the past. just because of that, they are quite significant. as i was 'ust sa in: they are quite significant. as i was just saying one — they are quite significant. as i was just saying one human _ they are quite significant. as i was just saying one human rights - they are quite significant. as i was| just saying one human rights group has said 185 people have been killed in the last three weeks. do you think hearing that will have think hearing that figure will have an impac

all this into context with professor michael clarke, former director general of the royal united services institutewe it does seem to me making continuous gains in the east and also the self. what do you put this down to? , ., . ., down to? oh, it is the fact that the ukrainians have _ down to? oh, it is the fact that the ukrainians have prepared - down to? oh, it is the fact that the ukrainians have prepared for- down to? oh, it is the fact that the ukrainians have prepared for this l ukrainians have prepared for this for some time and they have adopted a western style of warfare. they have been training for this with western help since 2014, remember, so they have completely redone the military, so what you are seeing is a western style military with quite reasonable weapon stocks now, this is a russian military which is still really a 20th—century military machine. it is quite interesting to see the differences. and so, the ukrainians are much more agile, they are working on real—time information on the battlefield, they are of course fighting for a cause which they really believe in and the rus

to start this conversation by asking to speak, and general sharmu chairman of the institute, united e, united services general shamov, the joint commands of india, our friend and official partner in the altai club, please, i would like to thank the altai discussion club for this opportunity to come to russia for the second time and spend about a month here. session is very important and enough. provocative so i wanted to thank the organizers for this. so how can we look at the new world order this topic, which offered to organize. we are talking about a world without hegemony, superpowers, a world of immortality, powers, they need to be told that this is much easier said than done. i do not think that we are moving only in this direction . and this is due to the choice of friends and enemies and also let's say. so this hierarchy depends on the hierarchy of the party of the parties. and i must say that now let's say, it doesn't even exist. discussed because what realism lies precisely in this, but what we have achieved now on february 24th. all the same, there were definitely strategic upheavals that p

conversation in order to ask to speak, and the general sharmu of the chairman of the institute, united e, joint servicesnds of india, our friend and official partner in the odessa club, general shamov, please, i would like to thank the altai discussion club for this opportunity for the second time to come to russia and spend about a month here, it must also be said that he was a fairly general report has been compiled and the topic of today's session is very important and sufficient. provocative so i wanted to thank the organizers for this. so how can we look at the new world order this topic, which offered us to organize, we are talking about a world without hegemony, superpowers, a world of immortal rust. and it must be said that this is much easier said than done. i do not think that we are moving only in this direction, thought about the speeches of the representatives of singapore lyon who said due to such social pressure and this is due to the choice of friends and enemies and also let's say. so this hierarchy depends on the hierarchy of the party of the parties and i must say that it is now being

institution. helicopter. young officers have already received the distribution of the military unit of the country and will soon take over the service. ilya nikeev will continue russian procedures blue lieutenant epaulettes are about to land on the shoulders of young pilots on the parade ground graduates of the syzran higher military aviation school, the only one in the country that trains professional helicopter pilots fully justified itself. i really liked it. eh, all the specialists of our profile are in great demand, and the flight brings a lot of positive emotions. the first flight in a combat vehicle is preceded by long hours of training in simulators and dozens of books memorized behind 5 years of intensive training ahead. an open road to, i suppose, in the city where we have a manufacturer i.e. early childhood. i observed some wings, but i decided to enter here after school in the cockpit of a helicopter, it becomes clear. why do so many guys choose this beautiful but at the same time, the complex and responsible profession of a military pilot when the world is at a glance behind the glass of the porthole. they are focused a

united states of america to ukrainian cities the us embassy in ukraine reports this western partners supported kharkiv, kramatorsk, lviv, mykolaiv , volyn and other communities throughout the country, generators maintain emergency services, medical institutions and other critical services for uninterrupted work and further weather espresso broadcast of the briefing of the us secretary of defense lloyd austin and the announcement about the start of negotiations between representatives of nato countries and representatives of ukraine regarding the supply of air defense systems, so let's see, please take your seats i congratulate all the heads of defense departments who gathered here today at the meeting of the so-called rammstein sixth we very much appreciate the presence of the minister of defense of ukraine, mr. oleksiy reznikov, i now give the floor to the head of the pentagon, mr. lloyd austin, it is very nice to see all of you here today on the sixth the meeting of the contact group of the prohibition of ukraine today we are all united by our determination to help ukraine defend its sovereign territory and its people. aggression by russia is brutally conducting its war. you see how all the rules of war are being destroyed. an internationa

units. the corresponding decree was signed by vladimir putin, the press service reports. students will not be called up by the president if their educational institutionhas state accreditation, the decision is valid, including for the training program in graduate school and residency, but the delay applies only to those who receive higher education for the first time mortar enemy. to do this, it is necessary to act as harmoniously as possible, then the blow is delivered quickly and it turns out that sergey himself could have seen what progress the new combat calculations. this mortar is 120 mm caliber. hardly anyone calls the grawl index in the army, his name is sanya because the complex on the battlefield can easily move his calculation, this skill is given to the mobilized from the very beginning. now the command for the battle was sounded - this means that the mortar is again rolled up to the position, laid out, but there will be no firing yet, then it will be laid out again and everything will be taken away in order for the handling of this type of weapon to reach automatism, the tension is high - this not only great physical effort, but constantl

in service, however, there is a lot of evidence that radiological weapons were developed in the soviet union, appropriate scientific research institutions were created there and secret military unitsted that experimented with the non-nuclear spread of radioactive substances after the collapse of the ussr, traces of local high radioactive contamination were discovered in the leningrad region of karelia and in the suburbs of moscow, that is, until the kremlin creates such weapons, the most likely question is whether they will be able to secretly obtain radioactive materials from their facilities, taking into account that of the 173 states that are members of the mgt, russia remains one of the most influential and has its own people at all levels of decision-making in this organization, gentlemen , let's add to our conversation mr. viktor yaguna , major general of the reserve of the security service of ukraine and the deputy head of the security service of ukraine in 14-15, e p igon, i congratulate you. please tell me, can russia really, taking into account its influence on ht and development experience back in soviet times, make a dirty nuclear bomb in your opinion? well, there is n

unit. concussion instead of pleasure residents of chelyabinsk had to shoot beatings in the police department, after visiting an intimate services salon, a conflict occurred after the employee of the institutionhe expectations of the client, according to the man, he did not receive pleasure, and in addition, the guards set the details of the story of oleg posobin on him. on the face of grigory arzhanov, as they say in such cases , there is no living place, numerous bruises of a hematoma, the result of his attempt to relax in a romantic setting. intimate services site entered. i phoned and went to chelyabinsk, they told me that everything is fine there, well, as it were, as usual, all the men know about it, how it's all done. obviously gregory means a simple scheme, according to which men find prostitutes' numbers, they come to give money on the net, receiving passion in return. however, this time the rest did not go according to plan. these are footage of grigory's brawl with the workers of a dubious salon, transferring money to a man. instead of love, yesterday i received a hail of cuffs and a jet from a spray can. address, it turns out this is not an apartment there. turns out it's an offic

expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, an employee of the security service from the fourth to the 15th years, and geography is so interesting to us. now we will move to the unitedart talking about the people's republic of china on this occasion, jason jay smart is an american political technologist and i am switching to the russian language because something prompted me to learn the ukrainian language. Наконец русский изужать украинский hello hello glad to see you thank you for finding the time on sunday and now the 20th jubilee congress opened as they say the secular party of china and the first statement was the mistress of sizinpin that we are like that probably conquest we reserve the right to seize taiwan by dark means it 's necessary to pay attention it's serious it's what it means that you're not so important and how do you remember me ? only that two months ago when merciy polosy was the speaker of the congress, taiwan was remember all this, i showed all this what china did, and he said that they were executioners, that taiwan would be delighted, and i don't know that there are temples on his hammer, that all the tanks were gathered there, and not on th

unit that cooperates with all spheres of activity of our state from industry and agriculture to state bodies, administration and the banking system in the structure of the state archival service of belarus there are 35 institutionsthe republican regional and zonal level 122 territorial archives, and the main powers of this area at the department of archives and record keeping of the ministry of justice of the general fund. across the country is more than 13 million cases on the boom. to carriers, but the misconception that only folders with cases are stored; audiovisual correction exceeds 360,000 electronic documents under eight hundred and a little more museum ones. 2.5% of the total number are classified as particularly valuable. if you put only all paper units on one shelf, you get a distance of 218 km. it when the horns from minsk to mogilev, by the way, the oldest document is dated 1.391 people who live their profession for its essence and idea are those in whose hands our legacy from the past through the centuries to the events of yesterday at the beginning of this year. the total number of employees of archival authorities amounted to more than 1,100 people, only in the first half of 2022. these specialis

unit that cooperates with all spheres of activity of our state from industry and agriculture to state bodies, administration and the banking system in the structure of the state archival service of belarus there are 35 institutionsvel 122 territorial archives, and the main powers of this sphere are with the department on archives and office work of minsk general fund. across the country is more than 13 million cases on the boom. relatives but delusions that are kept only daddies with cases audiovisual correction exceeds 360,000 electronic documents under eight hundred and a little more museums. 2.5% of the total number are classified as especially valuable. if you put only all paper units on one shelf, you get a distance of 218 km. this is when the horns from minsk to mogilev, by the way, the oldest document is dated 1.391 people who live their profession for its essence and idea, those in whose hands are our legacy from the past through the centuries to the events of yesterday at the beginning of this of the year. the total number of employees of archival authorities amounted to more than 1,100 people, only in the first half of 2022. these specialists processed more than 12,000 requests of a socio-legal nature,

service. >> on the monthly viewer call in program in-depth, author historian and hoover institution senior fellow victor davis hanson talks about his recent books that focus on war, politics and citizenship in the united states . here's a portion. >> i grew up in a democratic former household. my grandparents were sort of agrarian populists. my grandmother got an award when she was 20 reciting the cross of gold speech by william jenningsbryan . i will say it was a model for what i believe in but the point is they were strong democrats. my father flew 40 missions on a b-29 and his first cousin who i was named after was adopted when his mother died. died in okinawa and you name it it was on our house. very proud of the united states. my mom was the same way and they were democrats. so what i'm getting at is there was no sense of conservative or rural democrats and they were very strong civil rights advocates . i remember when i was 12 years old we got in the car to go all the way up to grace cathedral to hear martin luther king speak. my mom detoured into hunter's point because she found a list of african-american people whomight not have access . he picked up three women in a very small car and the eig

services of preschool institutions. they provided illegally alena evtyakova. valery dzhanov, does not find dmitry baranov channel one, krasnodar territory. for comprehensive support of the families of the mobilized united russia young guard and the movement, we decided together to unite and create common headquarters, people throughout the country will be able to apply for social psychological or legal assistance in a one-stop format, all applications will be distributed among volunteers and track in real time how we also have them together, a separate hotline her phone on your screens to support her work families of fighters. united russia spent all this time. our public receptions have already received more than 7,000 requests for help from the families of those fighters who are sent to the zone of a special military operation, and these requests are very different, ranging from a request for legal assistance, and legal advice. people ask about how to get a preferential mortgage? how can i get certain subsidies? how to draw up certain documents, and of course. they just want to feel supported, that's why our separate direction of our work. it's psychological help. and that's all for now, thanks for b