the new year's mood was created by the university of culture and culture, which supported the interactive program. they pay attention to me when there is a lot of santa claus, he immediately arrives, they congratulate us, we perform , sticks, we tell, our miracle, maybe something will happen, uh, i’m always glad to have guests, we have emotions every time, well , they manifest themselves, as it were, and we are very grateful to the guests that they do not forget our orphanage. the republican wedding campaign on kalyady started on the 15th of snow, non-falling harvest of red mittens, circles of chickens and shovels, the main task of the rainfall project in the role of the waterman, the duty of the supracoons internal directions are on the right. for the members of the law, the right-handed workers were focused on the exhibition of equipment, equipment and technology. kazka has closed and the minsk children's home is an internat for disabled children with special needs for psychophysical development. we went to children's institutions in order to bestow warmth, share the new year holiday, a

requesting a professorship in the field of jewish history and culture at one of the most famous universities in munich, ludwig maximilians , jewish history and culture offered as a course unit in universities. the zionist lobby is active in germany and this influence is the most in the behavior. mrs. chancellor and berlin's political positions stand out. in her meetings with the officials of the zionist regime, merkel has repeatedly announced: berlin has done all it can to support tel aviv. is. but around the chancellor there are those who have opposing views, including the leader of the social democratic party, sigmar gabriel. gabriel, who was angela merkel's deputy, is one of the serious critics of the settlements of the occupied jerusalem regime. he once said: palestinians live in a land that has no law, a land that is under the apartheid regime of israel, and there is no justice in it. merkel and her party members forced gabriel to apologize . in response, he said: his words are because of the difficult conditions of the palestinians and he did not intend to equate the zionist regime with the apartheid regime in south africa. england 1917. those

of cultural capital between different societies today. a meeting to review the development of science and culture of greater khorasan was held at kharazmi university in tehran. samia hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency . now, i would like to ask for your permission. the main meeting was held to establish an independent office in order to better manage the activities of state-owned companies in afghanistan. the deputy minister of economy of the taliban said in this meeting: the value of state companies is about 15. billions of dollars , but no attention has been paid to them in the last 20 years according to abdul latif nazari, with the start of the work of government companies and the increase of their incomes, there is a need to establish an office to supervise their work. dear noble people of afghanistan, until we make our infrastructure strong , we will not develop our infrastructure, and until the economy-oriented approach is considered in the developments of our country, we will remain in need of other countries. the efforts that are currently being made are mainly aimed at reviving and rebuilding the economic infrastructure of the cou

of gaza and palestine and also to spread the culture of resistance. there is this ceremony in the university jamia al-mustafa will be held. well, the embassy of our country in kabul, the cultural consultation of our country in kabul, as well as the islamic azad university and payam noor branch in kabul will also participate in this conference. well , the guests are actually scientific and cultural figures from various universities in afghanistan. seminaries as well as officials will be present at this conference. god willing, we will prepare a report of this conference, but i would like to point out that last day we were in the city of jalalabad in the east. we will do the reactions to the assassination of martyr aruri , yes, the next news that follows today in the international desk last night, the zionist drone killed one of the commanders of hamas in a terrorist act in beirut. at the same time , we had reactions in various networks of political officials of different countries and in the resistance area . in other countries , there are news that there are going to be demonstrations in support of hamas and the condemnation of zionist crimes . the past if it was done , please

of the cultural heritage of the city of minsk. winter scenes from life, graphics, sculptures and dekaratyna-practical mastery. gallery of the university of cultures launching the fourth exhibition-competition of dzitsyachai creativity. the work is assessed by expert judges, who employ professional professionals. 11:13 and 14:17. in connection with the competition, an electronic catalog will be prepared, which will contain all the creations of the exhibition. that's all, mostly on our site tvar.by. afternoon evening. let's go on a trip to belarus. katya, very nice. katya is very nice. katya, here, on this the site will have trenches, ditches, mountains, forests and other landscape design features. you are restoring a truly authentic, once residential farmstead. yes. the motives that led them to life in the village are completely different. i was so overdone that they could hang me from the christmas tree, because it’s on me. the presenter’s task is to find out why rural life is still better than urban life. wow, cool, this often happens every half hour, it’s amazing, it’s even a little scary. don't be afraid, it's all positive. if they hadn't tol

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of the universities in gaza. he destroyed a majority of the hospitals. the destroyed cultural land and targeted cultural sites.o everything we know historically that happens in genocide. with this massive displacement that -- we know even if israel's tax stops now, many palestinians will continue to die in these conditions. the israel overtly -- deliberately created to bring about destruction in whole or in part. i thought it was important the ruling emphasize the issues of intent and the dynamics of violence and the conditions that we see now on the ground. this is very significant. the court is saying if there is possibility, that israel has committed and is committing acts of genocide. amy: and what this means for the united states, professor? >> well, i mean -- amy: and the head of the court is an american. >> i think it is difficult to say. i am curious to see how the u.s. state will respond. i'm very curious to see, as i said, as i said come in the next few hours beginning at noon today eastern time, a case in california, right? the judge there has the icj ruling so the judge knows the court has ruled th

everyone is directly connected with culture: teachers of creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from the cultural department, southern kuzbass cities andgradually turns into a dialogue, they ask about life, work on stage at the election headquarters of a candidate for the presidency of russia vladimir putin the future of the country and your own. i’m 31, i’ve been wondering and wanting to master the acting profession for 10-15 years now. is it possible for me to do this? mashkov connects, masterfully easily, he first appeared on stage in a puppet theater when he was just a boy, his father was an actor, his mother a director, then the theater was in a different place, now in the most worthy place in the city... in the hall are the most caring residents of the city, volunteers, social activists, leaders of youth and veteran movements, again questions and suggestions: bring at least one, two, three performances of your theater to our kuznetsk tobakova, what advice would you give to the modern generation, to modern youth, what needs to be done to demonstrate political awareness to the generation, i come to my native kusbasy, to my beloved

universities, the people's republic of china, with northeastern university, this is the city of shinyang, and we are working to... spread the culture of china, introduce residents of all countries world, yes with chinese culture, with china, but our confucius institute is also distinguished by the fact that we deal with issues of scientific and technical cooperation interaction with china, there is an urgent need for specialists who study the chinese language not just at a basic level, but also have a fairly deep command of scientific and technical terminology, just like this... the problem, let’s say, was raised 10 years ago, when it was adopted the decision to open the confucius institute for science and technology at bntu, as ksenia valentinovna has already said, it is the northeastern university that is our partner in the work of our confucius institute, at the moment, for example, one dictionary has already been published, scientific and technical terminology , its second edition is being prepared for release, which will be supplemented, we have 22 teachers from china teaching china... the language at different levels, from beginner to advanced, to the level for business, this is chinese for workers of t

culture directly. teachers, creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from cultural departments of southern kuzbass cities andthe monologue turns into a dialogue, they ask about life, work on stage at the election headquarters of russian presidential candidate vladimir putin. mashkov connects, masterfully easily, he first appeared on stage in a puppet theater as a boy, his father was an actor, his mother a director, then the theater was in a different place, now in the most worthy in the city, the restored historical building of the kommunar cinema, the performance will be in leningrad, during the siege, set goals, so here i live, i live, i live, no matter what, so that i can feel that i am alive , the worst thing, despair, despair. a special meeting in the hall with the most caring people, city residents, volunteers, social activists, leaders of youth and veteran movements, again questions and suggestions. bring to our noznetsk at least one, two, three performances of your tubakov theater, what advice would you give to the modern generation, to modern youth, what needs to be done to show the political awaren

culture, directly. teachers of creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from cultural departments of southern kuzbass cities andgradually, the monologue turns into a dialogue, they ask about life, work on stage at the election headquarters of russian presidential candidate vladimir putin, the future of the country and their own. i’m 31, i’ve been wondering and wanting to become an actor for 10-15 years now. the theater was in a different place, now in the most worthy in the city, the restored historical building of the kommunar cinema, and the performance will be in leningrad, during the siege, the target put, so here i live, i live, i live, no matter what, to make me feel like i’m alive, scary, despair, despair and loss of purpose, so, in one breath, the whole acting lesson , of course, was not enough, it was it would be nice to get a few more comments in this direction, this is really... a master of his craft, here is the green final meeting, especially in the hall the most caring people, city residents, volunteers, social activists, leaders of youth and veteran movements again questions and suggestions: brin

culture. teachers, creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from cultural departments of south kuzbad cities and regions. gradually , the monologue turns into a dialogue, they ask about life, work on stage at the election headquarters of russian presidential candidate vladimir. the future of the country and my own, i’m 31, i ’ve been asking myself the question and desire to master the acting profession for 10-15 years now, is it possible for me at this age for the acting profession to enroll in training, and where have you been before? it turns out he sang, a recommendation to enroll in in absentia, these guys are already in business, the puppet theater-skaz is going on, the reading of the future performance, i have to sleep through the night. it's very hard, eh. moshkov connects, masterfully, easily, he first appeared on stage in a puppet theater as a very young boy, his father was an actor, his mother a director. then the theater was in a different place, now in the most dignified building in the city, the restored historical building of the kommunar cinema, and the play will be about leningrad during the siege. set goals, so here i live, i live, i live, no matter what, to make me feel like i’m alive the worst thing, despair, despair. loss of purpose. so, in one go, the entire acting lesson was, of course, not enough. it would be nice to get some more comments in this direction. this is truly a master of his craft. and here is the green final meeting, especially in the hall , the most caring residents of the city are volunteers, social activists, leaders of youth and veteran movements, again questions and suggestions. bring to our noznetsk at least one, two, three performances of your tabakov theater. what advice would you give to a modern generation, modern youth? what needs to be done to show political awareness of the generation? i come to my native kusbasy, to my beloved, native novokuznetsk, of course, there is land here. and people give me additional energy, the goal of the task is to meet as many people as possible, hear suggestions, orders, without interrupting my professional activities, i will return to the theater, play, rehearse, work with students, and then again go to citizens all over the country. and on my small the homeland of vladimir mashkov is already expected in kemerovo, the program includes meetings in educational and medical centers, communication with theater figures, veterans of labor wars, leaders... patriarch kirill proposed ridding the culturalhat contradict the historical and moral principles of our countries. the head of the russian orthodox church spoke about this when speaking at the opening of a meeting of international educational christmas readings in the kremlin palace. in particular the patriarch celebrated imported holidays such as valentine's day and halloween. instead, he proposed teaching a course in schools. and family science, especially since both the state and the church are making enormous efforts to protect traditional family values, the special efforts of the church are aimed at protecting traditional family values ​​today, in this matter it seeks the support of all healthy social forces. for a number of years, the family policy of our state was largely formed under the influence of alien, externally specified guidelines. incompatible with domestic traditions, culture, including the culture of family education of children, it is necessary to develop such approaches based on our traditions, on genuine resp

culture, directly. teachers, creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from cultural departments of southern kuzbass cities ande monologue turns into a dialogue, they ask about life, work on stage at the campaign headquarters of a presidential candidate russia of vladimir putin. the future of the country. mashkov connects with masterful ease; he first appeared on stage in a puppet theater when he was just a boy. dad was an actor, mom was a director. then the theater was in a different place, now in the most dignified building in the city, the restored historical building of the kommunar cinema. and the play will be about leningrad during the siege. set goals, so here i live, i live, i live, no matter what, so that i can feel that i am alive. the most terrible thing, despair, despair. and... loss of purpose. so, in one breath the whole lesson acting skills, of course, were not enough. it would be nice to get some more comments in this direction. this is truly a master of his craft. and here is the green final meeting, especially in the hall the most caring people, city residents, volunteers, social activists, l

university of michigan i did my ph.d. in american studies. i was very interested in culture and it became a cultural historian as well as a political historian and that's what i think i'mas known for his her as well as for studying the period of slavery and anti-slavery. i've always been interested in rhetoric and language. i didn't experience this as much ofas the aid departure as perhas the people that read my stuff. >> so there's no subconsciousness about doing a literary analysis of her work? it's a biography but you talk about her and you make judgments and you analyze it. >> no, i didn't feel it was doing something radically different that i hadn't done before.th though i didn't know how to, it took a long time to make this book and i didn't know it could be a book until i was certain that i could consistently talk about her actions in evidence for what she's thinking and doing and build a story around it. so it is art literary biography comparable to others i'm sure. i didn't think that i was doing something radically different. how did you plan this and what was your strategy for doingng it

culture and colonialism a struggle for identity, the general of union students of syria and quds international institution have organized an international conference at the auditorium of damascus university. the conference focused on the importance of the cultural resistance to protect national identity in the long war against the israel regime and all colonial powers. there have been numerous attempts to erase. identity, we are resisting them through presentation of lectures and publication of books in alcuds international institution. is arab and its palestinian identity, which has been established throughout history, cannot be raised. it is deeply connected to the concepts of land, faith and steadfastness. damascus university, the general union of palestinian historians and archaeologists, the leventland foundation and the iranian embassy in syria were among the participants in this. conference. in his speech, the iranian ambassador highlighted the vital role of the resistance front in confronting the hostile cultural plans that are aimed at destroying the concept of resistance. the access of resistance with its ideals have revolved the long historical culture of this region and created a real problem for all colonial powers. if we want to d

humanistic and universal value is a french culture and to an open, remotely from system to associated with google and some x ability. but with background color and under the, on the culture of science have been replaced by unprincipled, neo colonial demagogy. they say it's time for friends to leave. and it's only for you when to describe d uh, 16 to on. so you can send it to your law offices about getting into a new job and also wanted to speak with mr. hall on frontier. is there no monday, the soonest date that you say long distance is to file a motion? if something is up enough mileage in a bump on the go through just yourself that gives you a dimple, ball stickler, do a search. it says you won't see that what you said. so show, pointed to the point of me, initial setup is there something is going to be open and it's on the it was always on it as a whole frontier for something on the phone is on the, the bottom of the image to go to school, not billable, then you might have to get a hold of uh, you said by mid from set before. and i was gonna speak with this officer yet a nobody put him on a former, easier degree. so it looks like, i mean it all over. is it? did it still

culture, directly. teachers, creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from cultural departments of southern kuzbass cities andetro’s monologue turns into a dialogue, asking about life, work on stage at the campaign headquarters of russian presidential candidate vladimir putin, and the future of the country. and i’m wondering and wanting to master acting on my own, i’m 31, i’ve been in this profession for 10-15 years, is it possible for me to do this already? acting profession age to enroll in training, and where did you sing before, it turns out, a recommendation to enroll as a correspondence student, these guys are already in business, the puppet theater is reading a future performance, i have to sleep every other night, it’s very hard. mashkov connects, masterfully easily, he first appeared on stage in a puppet theater when he was just a boy, dad was an actor, mom was a director, then the theater was in a different place, now in the most worthy building in the city, the restored historical building of the kommunar cinema, and the play will be about leningrad, the siege, set goals, therefore here i live, i l

university of virginia. and then i did my ph.d. in american studies, and i was very interested in print culture, and i became a cultural historian as well as a political historian. and i think that's what i'm known for as well as for studying the period and and being interested in slavery and anti-slavery, but to me, i was never not doing literary stuff. i've always been interested in rhetoric. i've always been interested in language. so i didn't experience this as as much of a departure as as i as perhaps the few the people read my stuff may find. so there's no self-conscious sense about doing literary criticism, literary analysis of her work, because that's what i mean. it's a biography. but you talk about her, a poet poems and you make judgments about them and you well, you analyze it. no, i. i didn't feel it was doing something radically different or that i that i hadn't done before, though i didn't know how to make it. it took a long time to make this book and i didn't know it could be a book until i was certain that i could consistently talk about her poems as actions and as evidence for what she is thinking and doing, and to

culture and the images of the stadium, our stadium , our subway, our street, our schools, and our university are not separate entities. the cultural institutions should be held accountable for not fulfilling their duties properly. we hire someone to train them in the stadiums. we only show football to those who are in schools. education in universities, in radio and television, in the media, in the family and in society, i would like to tell you that in order to reduce the anomalies in our universities , we need culturalk, and with the presence of women and men like we have now we will investigate , verify and fix these issues. we should not erase the essence of the case and the issue. second, the growth and development of athletes for our country, both women and men, need to be present in sports fields, whether as performers or spectators, which we must have. thirdly, this stadium it can be built with tax money, it is for both men and women . if someone does not go to provide the basement , it is not the fault of the ladies and gentlemen, it is the fault of those who are responsible for not doing this. and i hope they will pay attention to these issues with this new stadium they are building or azadi stadium and other stadiums they are repairing. then we will see that we should not be a country that becomes a separate island from the world. we can't hold a national game for many years , we can't hold big international competitions. ok. let's create conditions for those points that haj agha mod their

of china, and northeastern university - this is the city. confucius, well, let's say, their main mission, they are designed to spread the culture of china, to acquaint residents of all countries of the world with chinese culturen interaction with china, there is an urgent need for specialists, who study chinese not just at a basic level. but they also have a fairly deep command of scientific and technical terminology; this is exactly the problem, let’s say, that was raised 10 years ago, when the decision was made to opening of the confucius institute for science and technology at bnto. as ksenia valentinovna has already said, it is northeastern university that is our partner in the work of our confucius institute, at the moment, for example, one dictionary has already been published - scientific and technical terminology, its second edition is being prepared for release, which... will be supplemented , we have 22 teachers from china teaching chinese at different levels, this is beginner to advanced to business level, this is chinese for workers great stone, this is the chinese language for everyone who, let’s say, cooperates with china in the scientific and technical field. how many of your students study fro

university spaces. more than 61 thousand imams of my congregation, from clergy, teachers , parents, children's culture, or even the students themselves. iqama they try to pray and the program document of the ministry of culture. and islamic guidance in the field of prayer in the government, recently last month we actually approved a new bylaw, in fact we updated this bylaw to promote more prayer, be ready to the administrators of the believers system and all the servants in order to promote the culture of prayer to attend effective in congregational prayer. the organization of highways and road transport also called the opening of roadside prayer rooms an effective step in promoting the culture of prayer in the society. the construction of 110 chapters of rifa'i service complex is named after mullah hazrat ali. these 11 prayer rooms were built in 16 chapters and are in use today. 394 works in the article section. 22 works in the doctoral thesis section and 221 applied researches were sent to the secretariat of the national prayer summit, and finally 110 works were selected as selected works after judging. mr. raisi emphasized the importance and promotion of prayer in offices and organizations at the last nat

happens in a lot of art middle east departments and universities is the culture islamism for thereligion palestine is the cause of this goes through you study language you study cultureis is an example of what happens at our universities. you would not know otherwise into this palestine is the because israel is the enemy. >> this is clearly problematic it takes place over a long as i said before majority of american people are not with radicals who hate america hate israel and hate jews. they arethey're getting increasing purchase and the institutions that help drive our culture there's a tremendous book talks about how david became goliath israel is one of the most admired people in doesn't happen by accident. happens because fundedzation make a real strategic effort they try to change our culture works and they view things that they can make this plan over a 50 year srael we can make a plan to counter it and turn things around in the right direction. >> important take aways conversation is if you care about the funding issues there are multiple pathways. some of the u.s. government funding. some of state funding estate funding some is foreign funding. some of it is

university spaces, more than 61 thousand imams, including clergy, spiritual teachers, cultural parents of children, or even students themselves , are trying to offer prayers, and the program document of the ministry of culture and islamic guidance in the area of ​​nemust in the government recently issued a new regulation last month. in fact, we approved this regulation in order to promote more prayer, be ready to the administrators of the system of believers and all the servants in order to promote the culture of prayer. for effective participation in congregational prayers, the head of the road and road transport organization also called the opening of roadside prayer rooms an effective step in promoting the culture of prayer in the society. refa'i service complex is named after mola hazrat ali, so that this happened, so far, nearly 24 of these 110 prayer rooms have been built. chapter 16 will be used today. 394 works in the article section, 22 works in the doctoral thesis section, and 221 applied researches were sent to the secretariat of the national prayer summit , and finally 110 works were selected as selected works after judging. mr. raisi in siim the national prayer meeting emphasizes the importance

university spaces, more than 61,000 imams. my congregation consists of clergy, spiritual teachers, cultural parents of the children or even the students themselves , who try to pray and the document of the program of the ministry of culture and islamic guidance. in the field of prayer in the government, recently, last month, we actually approved a new regulation, in fact, we updated this regulation to promote more prayer, be ready to the administrators of the religious system and all the servants in order to promote the culture of prayer for effective attendance at prayer. jamaat, the head of rahd organization. he called the opening of prayer halls on the way an effective step in promoting the culture of prayer in the society. construction of 110 chapters of rifai service complex named after mola hazrat ali has been named for this to happen, so far, nearly 24 chapters of these 11 prayer halls have been built, 16 chapters are in use today, 394 works in the article section, 22 works in the doctoral thesis section, and 221 applied researches have been sent to the secretariat of the national prayer meeting. finally, 110 works were selected as selected works after judging. mr. raisi emphasized the importance and promotion of

of german culture, we carefully carefully. we study everything and try to save it, even in 2005, in my opinion, it was no coincidence that we named your university after kant, also in order to emphasize those. historical, culturalis case with germany, by the way, it was i who suggested naming your university after kant, we were here with the former chancellor of the federal republic of germany, mr. schrödor, then we agreed with him on this, in unlike our neighbors, who are destroying monuments there to heroes of the great patriotic war, soviet monuments, monuments to pushkin have already begun to be demolished, and so on. this of course takes advantage of stunning ignorance and misunderstanding of where they live, what they do and what will follow. one of kant’s sayings first became the motto of the entire european enlightenment, and now of the baltic federal university. the president was asked to comment on the famous expression. have courage with your own mind. how do you feel about this phrase? in some countries? our neighbors have forgotten this, this thesis, everyone , many, in any case, live on someone else’s income, this will not and will not bring them any good, we must be guided by our national interes

happens in a lot of art middle east departments and universities is egypt is the culture, islamism religion, palestine is the cause of this goes through you study language, you study culture. this is an example of what happens at our >> that slowly you're being inculcated into this palestine is the cause, israel is the enemy, sorry. >> this incullcation is problematic. the majority of american people are not with the radicals who hate palestinian, hate israel, hate jews. and there's a book i would recommend how david and goliath, israel is one of the most admired in 1957, and because of a 50-plus effort israel is the most vilified. it doesn't happen by accident, it happens because the funded organizations make a strategic effort and try to change how culture works and how people view things from these commanding heights. it's a very depressing book, but i took an optimistic message from it. if they can make a 50-year plan for israel then we can counter it and turn things in the right direction. >> i think the important take away from this conversation, if you wear about the funding issues there are multiple pathways. some is u.s. government funding. some of it's state fun

culture i am russian, and by nationality i am a st. petersburger. our country has a unique centuries-old experience of maintaining peace and harmony among peoples of cultures. the universality of the russian soul, which dostoevsky spoke about, the very essence of russia, as a civilization of civilizations, as a world of worlds, allowed us to always get along with other civilizations, with the exception of one, western, but this was their choice. as for everyone else, we existed peacefully with the great one. will continue, closing the circle, modern man, this has already been absolutely proven, genetics, was born in africa, and then from there began his journey around the world, language originated in africa, the first tool of labor, our thinking originated there, ethiopia and eritrea are fighting for pushkin, pushkin is such a culturalsecond-class citizens, the same ibrahim hannibal. he reached the rank of general, he entered the russian elite, and in 1960, under direct pressure from the soviet state, 17 african countries gained independence. i revered the ideal of a free society in which all citizens live in harmony and have equal opportunity. very many people think that in africa we don’t walk, eat, eat bananas, when they come to africa, they see that there is electricity. civilization premieres, the second film africa next thursday on the first. hello, the program is about the most notable events of this day. the origins of russia's success on the role of knowledge, the new education system, recognition of diplomas and more. vladimir putin at the baltic university.

culture shift. >> do you agree that harvard's campus needs a definitive culture shift? specifically, when it comes to the issue of anti-semitism? >> i think what harvard needs, and i think all universities need this, is a deep conversation about issues of free speech, and issues of anti- semitism, islamophobia, and lots of other issues that campuses face. it doesn't help when people are trying to force decisions on the campus from outside. i think that anytime people are thinking or feeling pressured because of who they are or feeling under attack because of who they are, that something a university needs to take seriously, and it's not people like elise stefanik that were pressing claudine gay on capitol hill. people like right wing trolls and billionaires are not asking us to take this issue seriously. i hope what happens in the future with new leadership at harvard is, we will have an opportunity to step out and say, we will examine these issues and decide what the path forward is, so we can have both academic freedom and freedom of speech on campus. >> professor, there are undertones here, long-held criticism that you are aware of on the right, of what is perceived to be woke is him, as it's called. run amok in higher education. i wonder what you think the lessons are coming out of this when it comes to that? what are you taking away from that perception? what you think may be fair criticism? what do you think is definitely unfair? >> there is no doubt that there is a left-wing bias in academia. i have been a critic of that myself, and i say that as a real liberal. there is a culture in academia that needs examined, that we should be critical of ourselves, but if you think there is a liberal bias in academia, or a political bias in academia, you don't attack that by bringing your own bias. these people that were attacking claudine gay and harvard were not doing this because they wanted political balance at the university. they were doing this because they wanted to impose their own politics on the university, and they did so in bad faith. they are not going to help by making these attacks. they are not going to help bring critical balance to university at all. they are just going to bring political attacks on the university, and that is something we should be concerned about from the perspective of our democracy and the independence of higher education. >> we really appreciate the conversation. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> there are major new developments today in the middle east that could have huge ramifications for israel's war with hamas. the terror gr

universities in the rest of europe could come to study universities and study in universities and i think was damn good idea. think it was a damn good idea. >> was cross cultural, you >> it was cross culturalow, you got to know, the idea that you got to know, the idea that you got to know what it was like to study in a dutch or a hungarian or an austrian university, what he actually qualified actually said he qualified his comments very, very, very quickly and is not quickly and said he is not seeking to reverse brexit because, you know, we may, you know, to my know, i may be a remainer to my bootstraps, but i'm a democrat. so what talking about is so what he's talking about is that for that the ability for particularly for young particularly for our young people know our people to get to know our european cousins, same european cousins, we're the same family, heaven's sake, to family, for heaven's sake, to get them to know them better, but not to reverse brexit but not to try to reverse brexit because that would be anti—democratic. and frankly, impossible. do think, ralph? do >> do you think, ralph? what do you no, agree with you in this >> no, i agree with you in this case.i >> no, i agr