now from the gulf ma, who's assistant professor of russian discourse and politics at the university of governing. and as she says, the criminal can portray victory in ukraine because of its control of the russian media. given the overwhelming censorship on the russian media space is possible for us to make any kind of claims and claim whatever victory they want to claim. especially given that they did manage to secure some parts of the course on air region. and also they managed to almost take money, but is known in, in russia as the base for those regiments, which has been used by the russian propaganda to paint the entire ukrainian nation as a nation. so this is something that is quite symbolic for, for the russian propaganda to use in put a species specifically talked about the protection of done bus peoples, which he did not say any, anything about some kind of retreat or advance in ukraine proper. he only mentioned them bus, which also something quite indicative of him trying to stick to the initial narrative of only protecting the people of them. but there is definitely the sentiment of as

let's discuss in the studio docent of the department of world finance of the financial university, under the government of russia ph.d. in economics laser talk. good morning. good, but the ruble is still strengthening against the backdrop of an influx of oil and gas revenues in foreign currency. if you tie it, well, theoretically, to gold. it will probably become even harder stabi. and how will this affect the economy and prices ? values? this is, in principle, a matter of the past. this helped in that period of time, just after the revolution, to establish money circulation. uh, rebuild the economy after the uh war, and actually, after that, the meaning of the gold backing was lost, but today it will help the economy or not? we will limit our national economy in development, because there is enough gold backing, even if we use all the gold of russia today to back russian rubles. still it's not enough accordingly, this will lead to the fact that we will be forced to change our own, and the monetary system of the country to change monetary units, reduce them, and ultimately. to what goal will we achieve

let's obsum studio associate professor of the department of global finance financial university under the governmenteriod of time just after the revolution to establish money circulation. uh, restore the economy after the uh war on gold backing in sufficient quantities, even if we use all of russia's gold today to back russian rubles. all the same, it will not be enough, and accordingly, this will lead to the fact that we are proposing this, in particular, in order to curb inflation. it is, of course, possible help, but we will solve one problem and create many others. and we will very quickly lose our gold reserves and remain, in fact, beggars. why is the ruble then not a convertible currency, if we firstly go abroad, we trade, quite the world. and at the same time, we are forced to convert somewhere to eat or how often. this is a regional one, but the russian ruble is just a partially convertible regional currency, especially now we are talking about expanding the geography of using the russian for some reason i thought that you were talking about something else - non-cash and digital cash, so vir

films and short films, as well as the debut work of aspiring directors who are just finishing their studies at universities, another measure of governmentitted to parliament. the law regulates the early repurchase of equipment that is leased from the company due to rising interest rates. many enterprises faced an increase in such payments. now it's better to buy. how to pay rent? by the way, this is primarily, of course, vehicles. yes, and the fact that the taxi is carsharing, but this also applies to bus transportation and equipment that are leased. farmers have. so now they can come to the leasing company because of the commission, not more than one percent of the redemption value to buy back. everything is equipment. for them, it is much more profitable. than pay increased lease payments. today the dollar fell below 68 rub. this is the first time since march 2020. what is the reason for such a strengthening of the russian currency at the auction, it was really below 68 rubles. and the official exchange rate of the central bank for tomorrow is below 70 69 rubles. 42 kop. among the reasons are several factors, the global rise in oil pr

professor of political science at star. >> state university and holds aa phd in political science from university of florida and ma in political science from university of florida and the ba in government and politics from the university of maryland. liz hempowicz serves as director of public policy on the project of government oversight come sometimes referred to as pogo. she is an expert on whistleblower protection, conference of interest, ethics, freedom of information act, separation of powers and the national emergencies act. she develops and advances a policy solutions to combat corruption and promote openness and accountability in government and she strategize is the best way to translate pogo report findings to legislative reforms or executive action. she has participated in efforts to improve the inspector general act, the national emergencies act, lobbying and congressional ethics rules, whistleblower protections, and the freedom of information act and other government accountability issues. she graduated from university of bridgeport with a bachelors in international political economy and diplomacy, and earned her j. d. from american university's washington college of law. d

michele bachmann is the dean of regent university grad school of government.ow you have this crazy abortion situation. you got the new shooting that they are going to glom on to. what's going to happen when it gets a little hot outside. michelle? >> well, i will tell you, jesse, they have got their whole agenda prewritten and absolutely nothing has panned out for them. everything is dropping. and i think the supreme court leak in particular this is boomeranging on them. this is what they were going to ride all the way to november. they thought this is the hot issue. i'm it telling you this is redownedding to the side of those that were advancing life. who wanted to see this issue overturned. we are seeing white house dinner theater i think now and we have this new press secretary who comes out every day. it really is white house dinner theater i say that whonel no glee. this message is being sent to nations all over the world. what they have been seeing for a year and a half american people tuned out. when you have 75% of the american people saying we are on t

it is research of the _ trouble for the conservatives. yes it is research of the university of the obvious! any governmentich is handed the kind of problems and economic concerns that the pandemic has sparked, regardless of the party, is going to have issues coming up to the next election. and those kind of problems, to be brutally fair, or outside the government's control, in large parts, and they be happening to a government of any party, tory or labour, we have here is that of problems which may be exacerbated by brexit, which may be exacerbated by the way the government is handling these problems, and the fact as well that we are only two years out from a general election, and these kind of economic problems, the kind of hiccups and realignments, geopolitical, global economic realignments don't happen in a month or two and we can get over it, it takes years for the social changes, for the alterations, both in working from home, the pandemic working, the gig economy command all the other thing that i happening around the world and in britain, does not happen quickly. and so it is inevitable, frankly, t

hello, my name is vladislava i am a student of the financial university under the government of the russian federation, currently i am studying e-e in the city of moscow, although i myself come from the north caucasus from the city of pyatigorsk please tell me my question is as follows, and enough famous people participate in our marathon athletes of the russian federation who have been suspended from international competitions so that you can tell them what, in your opinion, their prospects are. well, i will say, the house is like when sanctions were imposed against me. yes, i considered myself a winner at home, they are winners. i congratulate you on your victory. he 's afraid of them, he doesn't let them in, so uh, i'm interested in her raising the flag of russia, if they're afraid, then he's ours and he can win and try to he , uh, well, at all times before he's in a historical ritual. if you take, then never uh, sport was not in politics at home, but today i think it is the embarrassment that it exists, they have done well to use and against, as a sport. yes, he does too. yes, he has hi

of political science for state university. he holds a ph. d. in political science from the university of florida, and an ma in political silence from the university of florida. and a b. a. in government and politics from the university of maryland. live serves as director of public policy on the project of government oversight, sometimes referred to as pogo. she's an expert on whistleblower protections, conflicts of interest, ethics, freedom act, separation of powers and the national emergencies act. she developed a policy solution to combat corruption and promote openness and accountability in government. and she strategize the best way to translate pogo report findings into legislative reforms for executive action. she has participated in efforts to improve the inspector general act, the national emergencies act, lobbying, ethics rules, whistleblower protections, and the freedom of information act and other government accountability issues, she graduated from the university of --, with it masters in political economy. and earned her j. d. from american universities, washington college of. law donald sherman, welcome. he served as a senior vice president and chief counsel for citize

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sanctions with such a lecture was delivered by the head of the ministry of finance anton siluanov at the financial university under the governmentressed that despite the efforts of the united states, even a technical default does not threaten russia. why maria kudryavtseva found out the key topic today is the reaction of the ministry of finance and the government to the current situation, and finance minister anton siluanov noted that this is in literally, an economic war against our country, but not all countries, even the g- 20, supported the restrictions imposed, and trade economic relations deepened with a number of countries. well, after all, after the imposition of sanctions , trust in western currencies, in the american currency and in the european currency, the american european currency is toxic for us, it means to buy, uh, in. uh, it means paying taxes to buy currency, we can't. a number of banks connected from western infrastructure can't hold this currency at home why it is needed this currency you understand, that is, we serve our own welfare. yes, gas is our well-being, we sell candy wrappers, we get toxic candy wr

important fact was that on march 22 last year, the chairman of the government of the russian federation approved the next development frame of our university program is in line with strategies for the development of the arctic zone of the russian federation 20:35 and those projects that are now being developed within the framework of this national project program, they are actually unique because we are creating a technology hub digital arctic get off the park arctic and uh, don't be scared. maybe you don't understand some words? i don't understand either, but it sounds like music, like northern lights. well, this is just the center that will develop the kids, and the kindergarten is for people of the silver age. do you know how to do it? because she she says, she wasn't the only one who once worked as an eight-year-old teacher. yes, you don’t understand in arkhangelsk at all, you absolutely understand, but i just can’t understand in any way, you are philosophers, right? do at the arctic university, where is what kind of philosophy? there is an ice-driving men's dissertation council. well, if you remember plato, he believed that philosophe

petersburg state university of engineering and economics, as well as the so -called school of governors, thanks to his work in kalmykia in the north caucasus, he is well versed in regional governancehe program for the development of the ranhix personnel reserve under the president of russia, the governor of the region, appointed alexander sokolov, who worked in the presidential department to ensure the activities of the state council, previously the region was headed by igor vasiliev of the kirov region. this is quite a serious industrial production. perspectives. good resource images are very good. so you got acquainted with this, introduce yourself , you are the main areas of work, the circle of my duties now includes interaction with regional authorities, and so, of course, the regions. i'm studying the kirov region and looked. i won't say that i know by heart all the problems that exist there, but i understand that this is a serious timber industry complex and , in fact, there is an industrial enterprise of heavy industry. uh, interesting experiences in agriculture and construction. uh, i think we can with the people who work there. e together with e, entrepreneurs together wi

of god. life, liberty, are universal goods, gifts of god. we didn't get it from government. we got it because we exist, we are called upon to defend them. the venom of the haters and their weapons of war, violence and the words and deeds that stock our streets, our stores, our schools. this venom, this violence cannot be the story of our time. we cannot allow that to happen. look, i'm not naÏve. i know tragedy will come again. it cannot be for ever overcome. it cannot be fully understood either. but there's certain things we can do. we can keep assault weapons off our streets. we had done it before. we did it when we passed the crime bill last time and violence went down, shootings went down. we can't prevent people from being radicalized violence. we can address the relentless exploitation of the internet to recruit and mobilize terrorism. we just need to have the courage to do that, to stand up. look, the american experiment and democracy is in a danger like it hasn't been in my lifetime. it is in danger this hour. hate and fear are being given too much oxygen by those who

petersburg state university of engineering and economics, as well as called the school of governors, thanks to his work in kalmykia and the north caucasus, he is well versed in regional governance a participant in the development program for the ranjix personnel reserve under the president of russia . the kirov region, this is also the eastern serious industrial, production prospects are good, the resource base is very good. here you are with it got acquainted, introduce yourself, you are the main areas of work, my current duties include interaction with regional authorities, therefore, of course, the regions. i'm studying the kirov region and looked. i won't say that i know by heart all the problems that exist there, but i understand that this is a serious timber industry complex and, in fact, an industrial enterprise of heavy industry. there are interesting experiences, agriculture and construction. ah. i think we can do it together with the people who work there. e together with e, entrepreneurs together with the heads of municipalities and solve many issues. yes, now they said the right things together with the people who work there. well, of course, alexander valentinovich

candidate of medical sciences associate professor, department of skin and venereal diseases, sechenov university, laureate of the prize of the governmentd morning. i understand that papilloma virus? yes, everyone has it, of course, but not everyone has warts, and not everyone has warts , but here we are talking about the fact that when microcracks appear on the skin, this virus gets there, it begins to develop. no, you don’t even need to do this, yes , and useless viruses are something that, in general, gives us a lot of inconvenience, but the doctor will say it is very difficult to deal with them. they do not have such methods, somehow legally. yes, of course, let's discuss the means that people use. let's get rid of the wart , vinegar will help to do this, moisten the cotton or silk thread in vinegar, and then pull the wart tightly at the very base and leave it for a week. by the way, speaking, one of our viewers mentioned that they tighten the thread on the wart and thus strangle it not always. you can tighten it, so, well, maybe somehow it may be small. it may be flat, therefore, well, it is not always possible to tie it up, this m

of emory university receiving a ba and international studies. he earned his master's degree in public policy at the harvard. university kennedy school of government and a master's degree at the samuel dewitt proctor school of theology. reverend taylor as ordained in the american baptist church and the progressive national convention and serves that the historic alfred street baptist church in alexandria, virginia the author of several articles and publications including two books mobilizing. hope faith inspired activism for a post-civil rights generation and his recent book that we are talking about today a more perfect union a new vision. for building the beloved community please join me in welcoming driver. theodore or r johnson theodore roosevelt johnson goes by ted. he is a senior fellow and director of the fellows program at the brennan center for justice at the new york university school of law. where he undertakes research and race politics and american identity. prior to joining the brennan center he was a national fellow at new america. and a commander in the united states navy. serving for 20 years in a variety of positions. including a

of the government of the republic of kalmykia since 2019. he has more than 20 years of experience in the real sector of the economy and the corporate sector. zaitsev graduated military universityof defense and st. petersburg state university of engineering and economics, as well as the so -called school of governors, thanks to work in kalmykia in the north caucasus, he is well versed in regional governance issues participant in the ranhix personnel reserve development program under the president of russia alexander sokolov was appointed governor of the kirov region worked in the presidential administration for ensuring the activities of the state council, the region was previously headed by igor vasilyev to continue the work of the kirov region. this and fairly serious industrial production. perspectives. good resource images are very good. you have become familiar with this and introduce yourself , you are the main areas of work, the circle of my duties now includes interaction with regional authorities, therefore, of course, the regions. i'm studying the kirov region. they won't say that i know by heart all the problems that exist there, but i understand that this is a serio

it a professor and chief economists at the institute for public policy and governance at the university of technology sydney. tim, thank you so much for being with us. on counting the cost global buyers, we're banking on india for wheat supplies and the indian government had said it would help avert a global crisis. why did it backtrack? well prime minister money did make the big also once the russia you crime conflict occurred. unfortunately, india is experienced temperatures of over $45.00 degrees celsius at a minimum. and that's really heard it's capacity to provide the extra supplies, but promise. so they really. ready really, really turn the corner and down a bit of a backlit. but it's not just in the, i mean, several governments have have impose trade restrictions. what's, what's going to be the impact of these bands on, on food supplies in africa and parts of asia. now you're quite right to indonesia, turkey, india, or put restrictions on their expos, quite a bit of a nature response. it means that countries like astronomy, providing weight not only 2 major philippines in a traditio

stopped the work of international airports closed schools universities and most government institutions, according to the latest data, two people died, more than 5,000 sought medical help and fascinating footage of a total lunar eclipse, last night for an hour and a half, the earth's satellite was immersed in the shadow of our planet. astronomical phenomena could be observed by residents of north and south america europe africa and parts of asia but in russia it was not visible at all, and another total lunar eclipse will occur quite soon already in november of this year. and all the news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the site, watch.ru news continue to follow the developments. be with us. the program is on air for 60 minutes about the most important thing in our very issue hello dear friends, comrades, let's start with urgent and most important news from the dungeon. about 10 ukrainian marines with white flags came out of azov, negotiations began with representatives of the russian armed forces, according to the russian ministry of defe

independence of the unr, its government is the peak of his political career, it is vinnichenko who goes to petrograd to negotiate with the provisional government , it is he who is the author of four universalsrada a a year later the head of the directory. he, of course, first saw ukraine, say, as a socialist state. then, well, quite. naturally yes it is everything was reborn in the idea of ​​​​communist ukraine, but at the same time, of course, it was about ukraine that is, this is ukraine within the framework of such a national communist project, patriots of independent ukraine but not revolutionaries. so he will say about the members of the directory and , first of all, from simone petliura. although they were sataman-saratniks, but disperse. revolutionaries in tactics and strategy, but indifferent to the ukrainian question. it is already the bolsheviks with them that vinnichenko will try to establish cooperation, arriving in moscow and kharkov in 1920 due to migration, he was even offered positions in the ukrainian government as people's commissar for foreign affairs and deputy chairman of the council of people's commissars, but he was treated as a fellow traveler in order to also pull h

government, head teachers are warning that change is urgently needed. with the need to level up in the country, then, there are a whole range of reasons why universal freek, itjust couldn't be more important, if i'm honest with you. the government says it's providing an additional £15 billion to help working families in greatest need and has expanded free school meals more than any other government in recent decades. here at the hub, rachel is determined not to send anyone away without a meal. but as prices continue to rise, so does the anxiety for working families struggling with the cost of living. the binley mega chippy in coventry is no ordinary chip shop. on monday, dozens of people were queueing outside before opening time, including a group who'd hired a minibus to travel from scotland. others had come from norwich, liverpool, gloucester and london. and all because of a social media sensation. 0ur correspondent navtej johal has been to see what kind of "plaice" it is. binley mega chippy! it's the takeaway taking the world by storm. binley mega chippy! in recent days, this unassuming chip shop in a coventry suburb has become a tiktok sensation. ij

government to help with customers in the cost of living crisis. he talked about some of the suggestions the government could do, in terms of helping with the warm homes discount increasing universalent needs to tax those with the broader shoulders. there was no discussion about the windfall tax and again the question came back again to government intervention and the need to do that. later on the sunday morning programme, jo coburn asked him directly by some of the comments mr lewis had made, he said the chancellor will make decisions in the short term and he will deliver help and he will go even further. the government has helped and provided help with energy bills, and provided help with energy bills, a £22 billion package but they are under pressure to provide more and those comments will add to that. {lilia those comments will add to that. 0k, thank ou those comments will add to that. 0k, thank you very _ those comments will add to that. 0k, thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news. those named in the sue gray report have until five o'clock tonight to respond ahead of its long—awaited publication. the ukrainian government says it will not agree to a ceasefire with russi

. >> the chairman of harvard university's chemistry department arrested by fbi agents charged with lying about more than a million dollars in payments from the chinese government. a boston university researcher accused of being a secret operative of the chinese military. another harvard researcher caught at the airport allegedly trying to smuggle biological materials to china. >> laura: what could go wrong? biological materials going to china? during the trump administration the federal law enforcement got very serious about stopping chinese espionage on these college campuses. under biden, china, of course, is getting a free pass. now at the same time, biden and many gop old guard-types want us to get deeper in to the eastern european quagmire by what will undoubtedly end up being hundreds of billions of weapons to ukraine that is step through. >> the cost of this fight is not cheap. caving to aggression is going to be more costly if we allow it to happen. >> my colleague, senator paul, has been an isolation it's. he's proud of it and believes that's where america ought to be. that is a tiny percentage of the senate republican conference. it's always been a s

of defense and the st. petersburg state engineering economic university, as well as the so-called school of governors, thanks to his work in kalmykia in the north caucasus, he is well versed in regional governance issues. alexander sokolov successful management with diversified leadership experience was trained in the higher school of public administration from 2005 to the eleventh years. he served as chairman of the national council of youth and children's associations of russia. then for 3 years he headed the fund for the promotion of international cooperation, for the next 3 years he served as deputy governor of the kostroma region, and for the seventeenth year to this day he has been the head of one of the departments in the presidential administration by decree of the head of state, he was appointed governor of the kirov region in rio. pavel malkov was born in 1980 in saratov and graduated from the saratov state technical university with a degree in computer software. later he studied at the so-called school of governors, worked in commercial organizations in various government positions, in the saratov region in the twelfth year he acted as chairman of the government of the region, and th

sanctions with such a lecture today , the head of the ministry of finance, anton siluanov, spoke with us at the financial university under the government of russia. my colleague is in touch. maria kudryavtseva, she also went to this lecture mash greetings well, there we also know that the minister. uh said that, for example, there would be no default on external debt. and what will help to avoid it? good afternoon, dmitry as anton siluanov noted, russia has money and russia is ready to pay for external obligations. and after all, the minister recalled that default is not the desire or inability of the country to pay its debts. the key topic today is the reaction of the ministry of finance and the government to the current situation, and finance minister anton siluanov noted that this is literally an economic war against our country, but not all countries, even the g- 20, supported the restrictions introduced, and with a number of countries they even deepened trade economic relations, but still, after the imposition of sanctions, undermined trust in western currencies in the american currency and in the european one currency. here is wh

he did faced some anti semitism on schools and university, but it wasn't any type of government program. it was just that unfortunate baseline anti semitism that you find all over certain parts of europe. at the same time, he said he noticed a massive change as she was growing up and getting older than that. anti semitism started to disappear and he said for him, the election of a limited zalinski was the ultimate sign that he is a jewish ukrainian man. that he was a full fledged member of society there. he said that was the symbol for him. so he completely, as many people just rejects the association and the accusation that there's some type of nazi presence in ukraine. ok, let's now look at potent allegation that russia isn't waging a war in ukraine and it hasn't committed. these will crimes that have been alleged against them. well, i mean, when it comes to the claim that there isn't a war going on ukraine. i mean, what else is it when there are bombs flying in bullets flying? i mean, just because they haven't officially declared war does not mean that there isn't an armed conflict g

of cinema and cartoons and documentaries. the government will allocate additional funds for the repair of student dormitories this year, the money will be received by universitiesordinated to, including the ministry of health, the ministry of digital development and the federal air transport agency. according to the prime minister, mikhail mishustin, first of all, the hostel will be renovated in the regions where new centers of technological industrial growth are being created. an order was signed on the allocation of 3 billion rubles. for major repairs in a number of universities in the constituent entities of the russian federation, it is important that all relevant departments the decision enterprises took into account the wishes of the regions, work on the renovation of the dormitory should be carried out, first of all , where new centers of technological and industrial growth are being created and for graduates of higher educational institutions. it will be possible to decide on employment already during the undergraduate practice, and the enterprise and companies will receive specialists with the necessary experience. young researchers from all over the w

in the interview, he talked about some of the suggestions that the government could do in terms of helping with the warm homes discount and increasing universalso said that the government needs to tax those with the broadest shoulders. there was no discussion directly about the windfall tax. again, the question came back again to government intervention and the need to do that. now, later on on the sunday morning programme withjo coburn. nadhim zahawi appeared and she asked him directlyjust about some of the comments that mr lewis had made no firm decisions, but he said the chancellor will make decisions in the short term and he will deliver help and he will go even further. the government has already helped and provided help with energy bills, about £22 billion package, but they're under pressure to provide more. and those comments will certainly add to that. let's return to our top story. those named in soo great�*s report have less than an hour now to respond to those claims. —— sue gray. i'm joined now by mo hussein, who was special advisor to the former home secretary amber rudd, and before that, chief press officer at number ten. less t

in the interview, he talked about some of the suggestions the government could do in terms of helping with the warm homes discount and increasing universale also said the government needs to tax those with a broader shoulders. there was no discussion directly about the windfall tax. the question came back again to government intervention and the need to do that. later on the sunday morning programme, nadhim zahawi appeared, and she asked him about some of the comments mr lewis had made. no firm decisions but he said the chancellor will make decisions in the short—term and he will deliver help and go even further. the government has already provided help with energy bills, about a £22 billion package, but they are under pressure to provide more and those comments will certainly add to that. the ukrainian government says it won't agree to any ceasefire or peace deal with moscow that would involve giving up territory. a senior adviser to president zelensky said any concessions would backfire — because russia would escalate future attacks. from kyiv, joe inwood has the latest. in the donbas, diplomacy feels a distant prospect. russian forces

, it's unfortunate that that kind of organization has the level of power that it does in the united states government. you are a university student now your generation, you're on the cost of moving in to the working world. positions of power in leadership in american society. is this, in your opinion, is this a crisis that only a generational change will be able to address? and so i, i hope it's not, i really do, i hope for better or like it that the current government can maybe do something about it or not. and then the government seem to come because, you know, the longer this issue is last unchecked. the was going to get more people are gonna die. but unfortunately, all the science points that it is going to take a massive generational shit in our here. and who is in government to, to really bring about change that'll, that'll help stop me or just ask you got a minute or so left. there were a lot of people involved yesterday in the shooting people who were traumatized. you have been through a school shooting yourself. if there was one bit of advice that you can give to, to the people who are so shocked by what they exp