overcome it , transport teachers, i once brought teachers from other regions of ukraine to western ukraine, they will be conducted by teachers from the university of i. welly will do, that is, the situation is repeating itself, what we said, they can seize the territory. and what will they do with it, how will they reeducate those people through filtration camps? the century is the 21st century. they can only exterminate the entire population. they have now taken away everything that could be taken out of the kherson mykolaiv region and the kherson zaporizhzhia region , and they force the farmers to sow what they need, and the farmer refuses, they say that we do not we don't want we don't have it we don't have the opportunity no well they just avoid it says better let kolya be with such an empty one and what they will do with it they need to provide uh where they will take the seeds there and so on and so on well, a lot of logistical problems these nuances, and they can really lead to a humanitarian disaster, and even to a famine, can lead to internal conflicts and they , in this way, want to control these people, people see that everything is taken away,

hi i study at the faculty of geography of the belarusian state university very well, i study arseniy ith us travels likes to travel. perhaps that is why he became a geographer. i also love maps of various globes, but i also participated in the olympics a lot, so i love geography as a science. i believe that in order to understand the beauty of our country, one must travel to other countries. and only then you begin to understand the uniqueness of our country and its silence the beauty of its nature. our family is small, only four people, although in general, and in general. i believe that this is a whole world of a spouse who also has a very interesting profession, or rather, a specialty, he cultural anthropologist ethnographer. he is a specialist in the history of belarus in this respect as well. i'm lucky. i quickly found out what belarus is from a historical point of view with a photographic daughter of 11 years old. her name is kamila, she is the exact opposite of not arseniy, she is belarusian, very laconic, modest and unusually gifted, probably, in my life there is no person who

university of defense technology is clear what it's trying to achieve. we dedicate our lives to the modernization of the national defense. i mean, do question. is your opinion universities really want to help? well, i'm not joined by, isn't it as much as the head of the w's investigative team summer. welcome to the studio. now, what's wrong with corporation with collaboration with, with, with china. why, what's, what's the big deal here? well, essentially get, we're looking at the grey zone of scientific corporation between chinese and european and scientists here. so what i mean by greys owing is it's not like european scholars are actively collaborating with their chinese partners to help china build the world's best army. that is clearly not, they are intention. but as one security saw us here in germany told us, scientists are living in their very own scientific bubbles. so they want to advance research. they want to progress and science, and that's as far as they think. now to give you a practical example, especially when it comes to basic research, you do that as a kind of blue sky research. so you don't really know what the application at the end might be. you just plow ahead. and in doin

how do i know all the latin names of the plant, well, thanks to university education , i sat down somewhereo it popped up. you see, there they are simply delighted. thought i was such an academic. and, of course, sometimes she fell for the fact that we were gone for a long time , but nevertheless. i think that somewhere there is my contribution to the fact that they also fell in love with our belarusian nature. children do not study plants, but, let's say, in my summer cottage . on the one hand, of course, i do what i want, because my husband is pleased that he does not understand anything, does not know anything, and no one bothers me here. some complain about their family. they say that they forbid me to plant flowers. they say plant tomatoes cucumbers, but i have a little of everything, but of course, flowers. i prefer. they are number one for me and that's it. i'm zoned. and when i want to change something, after all, some plants, they already outgrow themselves and come to life. and i begin to voice not that i consult, but i begin to voice that i have plans like this and somehow i said

university of prague. i took the documents from the university. i don't think i'll be able to become an economist. zhenya yes, i thought well. dy, you are a well-considered decision of my future. it's music, the more i fell in love. i don't want to leave my girlfriend. so so now you're going to be a beggar musician perfectly fine choice. your girlfriend will appreciate it because from now on you won't get a dime from me. did i ask you for money? yes, you live on them. what can you even put a cross without me? yes, at first he invented my life. and now when things don't go according to plan, you get mad. let's make a deal. i live according to my plan. and you drove off in your own way. marish look, i'm sorry it happened. in general, i i will be kharitonov outside the city. go to bed tomorrow. do not wait. what kind of zhenya fell in love with one kid, nothing serious? i called you, you did not answer in someone else's apartment in the middle of the night. i want to talk, but i don't want and generally slept. you are not alone. good night, marinochka, it looks like a miracle, i don't know what else to call it. the replanting we

of justice here? well, first of all, i'll note that chernihiv is practically my hometown for me, i'm there studied at the university and taught, lived well part of my life ing about this, i'm just lost, this one, i just remembered that there was some such story in my memory, i clarified it, i found this quote, it was a local local historian who wrote about it a long, long time ago, not now, today , and not at the moment a note will be made, but chernihiv was subjected to serious russification in soviet times. now there is a much different situation. well , the situation is different. e chernihiv with the russian occupier can be seen here well it did not affect it in any way, and russification is the upper layer, it has come down, it is not there, and as for the monuments, i will say so. i believe that there is a monument to pushkin , bulgakov, and even lenin to them. now, in this time of war, there are many it will be safer to be in the special fear of ukrainian museums between standing on the streets of the square where they are in principle exposed to a huge risk from the point of view of their integrity as a work of art there images are now all the rig

university. i want to leave. go-go. forward. learn ahead to recognize all the complexities of the analyzes, and all this, right down to the smallest, just thin, thin. everything is here. well i can't describe it, i just like it. i work with my soul technologically at kazan university, a forge of personnel for the petrochemical industry, and today graduates are in demand at the best enterprises in the country . sibur and other companies are cooperating with the university. on march 17 this year, we signed a partnership agreement with sibur, we are actually very proud that we are the first university with which sibur signed such an agreement and this one, and the agreement covers all areas of educational research and design activities of our university. this is student preparation. this is the practice of our teachers. this program of additional education for specialists already working at the enterprises of the sibur group company, including this scientific research and design research at the university, a laboratory of investments in values ​​​​exceeded 1 billion rubles. a university student not only studies subjects in practice. well make discoveries create new products.

university of the ministry of internal affairs where? to the university of the ministry of internal affairs why i have been thinking for a long time. i want to be like you. wellty from these freaks. will you speak during the interview? let's go garlic. i 'm asking you. why do you need that? i told the truth. okay, okay, it's your choice. i will not insist, but i understand, thanks. so much time has passed, but no one says anything, yegor, what do you want to kill? they beat you long ago. everything will work out. nothing. maybe it's because of your service in the caucasus that they already want to take revenge on you, right? what does the caucasus have to do with it? when was it? how many years have passed? yes , and it does not look like caucasians. hmm goodbye, bye. good morning give me the phone handset. i'm waiting for him near the house. provoked a handjob like a boy. honestly, an attack on an employee during the performance of what i should look at him, or something, was a witness testified that you were the first to start. what kind of attack does the witness from kirsanov have? she is easily interested, but interesting, not that interesting, another k

earlier we spoke to a political scientist at the university of helsinki and also why finland didn't join nato earlier. well, i think the 1st reason is that there was to says and a lack of public support. i mean, according to the polls, somewhere between 20 to 30 percent and age when save of joining the alliance before that when you, craig, and the, when you crane actually shocked many of cities, almost finished people, really. and that caused us to kind of revitalize our memories from the 2nd bill and the winter will. and therefore also we'll so a drastic change in that security environment. and that let the finish government basically to take the step of, you know, joining the alliance. so sending the about application in and out that meeting over may so foreign ministers in berlin, secretary general un stolen bug, also delivered and not be assessment of ukraine's battle against invading russian forces. here's some of what he has to say. you cream can win this war ukraine news or bravely defending their homeland. russia's war in ukraine is ult going us. moscow had planned they failed to take here. they are p

early, i spoke to edo, sat a k, a political scientist at the university of helsinki, and i asked her why finland didn't join nato earlier. well, i think the 1st reason is that there was to says in a lack of public support, i mean according to the tools somewhere between 20 to 70 percent, only when the date of joining the alliance before that when you, craig, and when you crane actually shocked many of cities almost finished people, really and that caused us to kind of revitalize our memories from the 2nd bill and the winter war. and therefore also we saw a drastic change in that security environment. and that led the finished government basically to take the state of you know, joining the alliance. so sending the about application in. so it's, it's not a, if you like, a married her out of love or because you say the population for a long time was reluctant to join nato. but now it's a, it's a move out to fear. what will change for fealand once it joins this military alliance? well, obviously we'll take a final step towards their family western nations. i think that's the most important foreign policy step that we're taking af

university of chicago. you got to know a pretty famous couple in chicago then didn't you? yes, well, i was working and i worked at the chicago public library then i taught at the university of pittsburgh went back to chicago to be a the chief librarian and at that time a young lady michelle. was working at city hall and she was a deputy mayor and someone very in that administration and the library was part of her portfolio. and that's how i met mrs obama. and got to know the president that is robinson then right then they got engaged and married and everything like that. so who would have thought that years later? and our past didn't they weren't entangled. but years later that i would be basically recommended by a number of people in the library community and he would select me to be his nominee. carla hayden, what was it about the enoch pratt free librarian baltimore that attracted attracted you for so many years. the inning proud-free library was the first library system in the united states and that means that they had a central library and other cities had central libraries of bos

your age of 22 and who you will be tell us i am studying at the adyghe state university at the faculty of philology . hello my darling i will be a teacher russian language or literature. well, you have fours fives, fours fives only because of which you always argue everything is fine. well done, well done. but i was told that on the first floor in the house where you live, your most devoted fan. yes, my great-grandmother lives on the first floor in my house, who is 99 years old, 99 years old and look. is she yours or not? no, she is not mine. that is, look how denis takes care of his neighbor, and tatyana fedorovna to veterans of the great patriotic war. and what kind of dialogue do they have and what kind of spiritual connection exists attention we live in our native bathing. here, not sonorous sings, let 's relax with deeds. like a scratch every day . good morning. good morning. how did you sleep today? fine? let's take your blood pressure. slightly lowered, well, grandmothers have a secret to raise the pressure of wine, i drink a tablespoon of wine, i drank the pressure rises. that's what he will steal from me, you know, my grandmother raised her voice to pressure from

you know, i can say that now blinkin is performing there at the university of washington, and they are not performing. wellosed to perform today. yes, yes, here, it’s going fast, it arose when it was necessary to fly, then here it must be given in once and for covid, therefore, in ukraine, we are faced with this europe well, ukraine, in my opinion. everything happened two people. here is one russian, the people who are little russians or naose, who were turned into ukrainians. and that west hollow and uh, the waves that went the other way a long time ago. they long ago accepted the matrix that was adopted by the west. this is a dead end. western civilization, which has captured everything that, in fact, does not belong to their world. and therefore, it is important that it is fair, because we hate them, but also therefore hate and kill them, they will simply illustrate what andrei said, which is a very important thing. for example, we do not we understand in this sense what greek catholicism is, in general, greek catholicism is a formula of deception. fantastic invented specifically to deceive the people a

for two months, the students of the ukrainian catholic university, despite their studies, try to provide a reliable rear for our well, ihat aid to refugees was also observed by our correspondents. we are watching their materials from the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian invaders. metropolitan andrey sheptytsky is collecting aid for the military at the front, this is an order, this is sleeping bags who are going to the donetsk region for military service, since we have the main vector - these are military personnel, these are sleeping bags, we are trying to do something . there was no really great appeal, many different things began to be brought, and it was so under the phrase well, what are you listening to, you don’t accept help, and we understood that from this we need to organize a really big car, and then the volunteer center really became a powerful structure, they directed their efforts at the ukrainian catholic university to provide assistance in various directions , whether military or private individuals or various volunteers who know the location of various such volunteer headquarters in t

university and it suited him very well not quite. clear. why do researchers write that this is an english university in my opinion. well answer. i think in terms of content, in fact, correctly, taking into account, that is, they tried to confuse the investigators, so it's good, please go to the next stage. the first school of the green path the choice of comparison is the first second and double portrait. let's take a double portrait. here is a double portrait of two people. i am already interested in the people depicted in the portrait, who painted them and how this portrait happened in quotation marks. so here you are. let me ask, there in case busy well on the portrait depicts pyotr kapitsa and nikolai semyonov , this portrait was painted by the artist kustodiev and it happened so kapitsa and semyonov went to kustodiev and told him. here you paint portraits of famous people. would you like to draw us, but kustodiev asked them. and that you will be famous and the shoes of young scientists answered. yes, and in this way kustoev painted this portrait, and semyonov and semyonov paid for this portrait with a sack of grain. no, there is something tr

positions in something some university because i used to teaching universities as well, but so i have to support myself and then all shock to support my mother. she's so sort of handicapped because of illness. so i visit my mom as often as possible whenever i can. oh oh the i believe. oh, a ma and yale, almost haney. dinner on those hanging. yeah. 09. yeah. cake, kate, guys, are gods they all been? i received some tanks, hadn't been, hadn't, hadn't been a day when a yankee could new. i'm not even though. i mean, i cut, does i, lana my o g ah, the while with being filming this story, covert infections have sword in south korea to day highest level yet as restrictions begin to tighten once more. so who does the strain on delivery workers, or cloth in take wrinkle bon? either give them read it to you on that one. 0 i even a little bit. i'm going to work with one goal and they don't. and one i thought i either alternative level, it's all no one even though i the young walk is separated from his wife and lives alone. it's been 6 months since he's hogged his daughter's type. well now i oh lord, i'm lower. ha ha ha ha ha, ha, ha, ha name. oh no, no, we're on the oth

asked, it turned out you heard, in general, dmitry, i want to ask if this is even possible in this universe well, how can i say, if he is the word of us from this lord of the rings, in my opinion, yes, that's right, they painfully involved. e fiction fantasy, so they live some real of their own little universe, e, they have counterattacks dragons flying there, everything is there, yes ghosts of kiev on the carpets, closer than kiev, but just with their tails. well, so that this should be treated in such an approximate way that let them live their own meter of the universe. dmitry what do you know about it? well, at first we thought that text fakes were, well, a certain weakness when i make text fakes, it was too lazy to put a picture on these videos. now we notice. the return of options for text fakes when fake texts are here it’s hard to even parse something. uh, just according to the military there would be some kind of picture, we probably found it in google pictures and showed that this picture is ten years old five years ago. there would be a video. we would understand that this is a montage or a video taken from a story from

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of ivanovo university for the last 20 plus years. i live in moscow, i teach at moscow university, i study russian literature of the 20th century. uh, wellthe last few years in general, the soviet history of the xx century is no longer literary. thank you for the third gaming table today ilya dmitrievich sannikov is playing translator from nizhny novgorod ilya good afternoon. i was born in yoshkar-ola, but have been working in nizhny novgorod for 8 years already. but i also like to read as a translator, i ca n't imagine life without reading, i love valuable music. today we play for the first time i hope not the last time. thank you. ilya yuri mikhail now is the time to get acquainted with the topics of our today's game. here are all the themes of our game, they are on the monitor, they are, as always, beautiful for you dear players and for you, dear viewers, we let's start the first round. first roundem teeth not only camel teeth for 500 in the detective story of the australian alexander smith, the murder is committed with a huge knife, on which serrations are made, reminiscent of exactly them. quite right. this is done in order to lead

how do i know all the latin names of the plant. well, thanks to university education everything. somewhere in my head and on the go she popped up. you see, there they simply thought with delight that i was such an academician. and, of course, sometimes she fell for the fact that we were gone for a long time, but nevertheless. i think that this is my contribution to the fact that they also fell in love with our belarusian nature, children do not deal with plants, but, let's say, at my dacha plot. on the one hand, of course, i do what i want, because my husband is pleased that he does not understand and does not know anything, and no one bothers me here. some complain about their family. they say that they forbid me to plant flowers. they say plant tomatoes and cucumbers, but i have a little bit of everything. well, flowers, of course. i prefer. they are in my first place and everything is zoned to me. and when i want to change something, after all, some plants, they already outgrow themselves and come to life. uh, and i'm starting to voice not that i'm consulted, but i begin to vo

of being abused. it's not the impression that we got through all the talks that we had an obviously the european universities, some of them are catch strep now as well. i mean, we, we just to need to keep that in mind. and china is very willing to invest in research and term scientists around the world. not only in europe, also in the united states are obviously contributing if it comes to international collaboration with chinese fund now. or what does the chinese military want from these collaborations and what does it actually good? well, china has a very, very clear goal that stated, you can read it a very publicly. it wants to be the scientific global superpower by 2050. that is the aim and in order to get there, they have a concept what they call military civil fusion. so science essentially has to serve the state, the party, the military and scientists are in a way subjugated. and my feeling is that the scientists here in europe rather look at the individual which might be a nice guy, a nice woman, braille young collaboration. and they kind of ignore or are complacent about the system behind that. and you very much some a bit as one head of dw is

he doesn't know anybody, i mean, who didn't go to those schools, didn't go to that university... of course, they're all like that. but i think that... wellter would say he does know people who didn't go to those schools. but let's pick up on that — you alluded to laura kuenssberg's edition of panorama, which broadcast on the bbc. she spoke to a number of number 10 staffers, some of whom had attended some of these gatherings detailed in sue gray's report. i wonder, both of you, ayesha and david, what your assessments are of how the bbc has fitted into this story, because some people reacted to laura kuenssberg's panorama and said, well, these are significant scoops, but actually, through the partygate story, many of the scoops have been coming via either itv news or the mirror. should we read anything into that, ayesha? well, it's interesting, looking at the way the bbc has covered this and the mood towards the bbc. i think quite a lot of the animosity goes back to barnard castle, when the story broke about dominic cummings, and laura kuenssberg and the bbc received quite a lot of criticism for reporting, "sources close to dominic cumming

science because i said that we are a democratic country and my teacher at the kyiv national university of trade and economics made a remark to me saying that you were getting a five wellive you four state exams, i say why, because we are a country with a democracy that is developing, we are not a democratic country, well, we have a lot of memories, so i got a triple in political economy at the university, because it was trying to say that you think that the market economy is effective. she told me that they went to five, but the market economy is worse than the planned one, so goodbye thank you very much thank you very much yes, we must repeat what we talked about you can read on our website espresso tv a short call about the main most interesting information on the espresso tv youtube channel, subscribe to the channel, like it , have a ukrainian view of the world , and ask questions, e. vitaly, we are porting a cart, which will be answered at the end of the program somewhere at 5:30 . and we say thank you for finding time for us, and that's what hungary says that it is categorically against the oil debt and that wants to introduce the european union against russia. d

i am very grateful for this period of time. in general, uh, well, i’m such a person who, at the age when i graduated from the university of culturethen it was the minsk institute of culture, that was the opportunity. e. well, let's say the choice of distribution, because i was a red graduate student. so i was offered many interesting structures such as, say, children's music schools, as a choirmaster in a choir at a music school. and yet, being an adventurer in the good sense of the word. i considered it necessary to go to the city, then not yet a city. and the city, the village of sokol ah, in which only just appeared e, with the excellent director vasily, gennadyevich, ananko, a young school appeared, which opened with an aesthetic bias. so i remember very well his first question when i asked him came with my mother. my mother was very worried about this choice. here is me. mom is also a professional musician. she says, my god, where are we going at all, here. well, there are good schools in minsk. i say mom tell me it's curious. it's interesting to me because, uh, i was driven by something that i really wanted to try. i am ind

university because i used to teaching universities as well. but so i have to support myself and then all shocked to support my mother. she is a. busy several handicap because of a illness. so i visit my mom as often as possible whenever i can. oh, well lucky i v o. a ma and yale almost hated dinner on those hanging g o 9. yeah. cake, cake guys, hang on. god sale. then i received some tanks on the panel that i'm the day when a yankee canoe. i'm not even though i know they cut, does i, lana, my o g a while with him, filming this story. covert infections have sword in south korea to day highest level yet as restrictions begin to tighten once more. so does the strain on delivery workers or cloth in terry wrinkle. bon, i go get them. yeah. i get you over to one. 0, i even have to do that. i'm going to want to go when i have to i, i either with alternative level any grievance, although even though i looked at by the young woke is separated from his wife and lives alone. it's been 6 months since he's hogged his daughter's. okay. well now i oh lord, i'm lower. ha, ha, ha ha ha, ha, ha name. oh no, no, we're on with me. oh, years mail in there there. yeah, no, i'm you

well hello. let's go thank you, doctor of science, molecular genetics microbiology virology awarded the honorary order of the russian federation professor of chemistry, faculty of the university, how did ize him right away? tell anya aga smirnova there is someone anya smirnova upload it. well, how can i leave them. allow me to introduce myself captain of the third koshkin very nice. chemical alphabet is such a game we had on hifagi and everyone played it. it was possible to write poetry, there, i don’t know notes, anything, and we andrei was often played in his youth. i didn't play this game. chemistry was not my strong subject. so robert was kidnapped, if i tell the police they will kill him, this is blackmail. i don't know, maybe it's something. it's just a joke. it just looks weird. it was all with andrey in the office there was a man. i had never seen him before. and you know, it seems to me that she behaved with him in a very strange way, as if you were telling him, just some kind of your own. don't worry. here is the data that security guard globus entered into the pass office albertovich professor from novosibirsk institute of cytology genetics. an you do not worry. we'll figure

how do i know all the latin names of the plant. well, thanks to universityon, all this has settled down. somewhere in the head and on the go. she children also surfaced. there they simply thought that i was such an academician. and, of course, sometimes i fell for the fact that we were gone for a long time , but nevertheless. i think that this is my contribution to the fact that they also fell in love with our belarusian nature, so children are not involved in plants. but, let's say, in my summer cottage. on the one hand, of course, i do what i want, because my husband is pleased that he does not understand and does not know anything, and no one bothers me here. some complain about their family. they say that here i am not allowed to plant flowers. they say plant tomatoes cucumbers, but i have a little of everything, but of course, flowers. i prefer. they are number one for me and that's it. i'm zoned. and when i want to change something, still some plants. they already outgrow themselves and shrink, and i begin to voice not what i advise, that is. well, i’m

of these cluster objects and uh, in fact, uh. well, i would like to give the floor to my colleagues from the university for telling about how we educationalre being developed and the science of life center that you opened last time, please, yes, roman ivanov or kiryanova, the first university project, please kneel. dear vladimir vladimirovich dear elena vladimirovna colleagues, more than two years ago, work began on the creation of the sirius university of science and technology, our goal is to overcome the gap, and between fundamental science and the needs of the society of the economy of that gap, due to which the results of research are too rarely products and technologies demanded by the market, the modern research infrastructure of the university and the experimental legal regimes of the federal territory create the most favorable conditions for achieving this goal. we have established research centers for genetics and translational medicine. e cognitive research information technology mathematics center is completing the construction of a large-scale laboratory complex, despite the difficulties associated with the pandemic, which me

university of course not. thanks as always for kind of i think, i mean, if thank you class. well, the european union is in the final stages of implementing a ban on imports of russian oil. it's a dramatic shift in policy for the block and it won't come without consequences. about 12 percent of germany's oil comes from russia and nearly all of it comes through one refinery on the german polish border. tito b reporter matthew more went to the refinery inch fate just north east of berlin to gauge reactions to the potential ban. another bessie d at the p. c. k oil refinery. but these are anxious times. the plant is the final hurdle on the road to a german ban on russian oil. it could bring an end to decades of production, yen coop, and a local m p, who himself worked at the plant, says it would be an act of self harm. your muscle. we need to ask, what do i want to achieve by doing this? if i end up weakening myself and society as a whole because i'm from, that's what i'm doing richer than i can't help others either. no matter how bad the situation is, i have, but i can't just take ac

you know, i can say that now blinkin is performing there at the university of washington, and they are not performing. wellave to perform today, and then i realized, yes, yes, now, he ’s going quickly, he appeared when we had to fly, then here we have to give way once and for all, that’s why we run into him in ukraine. with this europe in ukraine, in my opinion, there were two nations. here is one russian, a people who are little russians or naos, who were turned into ukrainians. and that western part of the bare and, uh, the ramparts, which a long time ago went the other way. they long ago accepted the matrix that was adopted by the west. this is a deaf, outskirts of western civilization, which captured everything that actually belongs to their world and therefore it is important that it is fair, because we hate them, but also therefore hate and kill them just to illustrate what andrew said, which is a very important thing. for example, you don’t understand in this sense what greek catholicism is, in general this greek catholicism is a deception formula fantastic invented on purpose to deceive the people

of young scientists. well, i hope the teacher won't watch this, so i think spring here is all it's worth going to university for. this is a bunch of positive emotions and new acquaintances. well do not know how cool the eviction of life. this 110 parade of student delegations from eighty-five subjects of russia is held under foreign participants from friendly countries also came to the festival with the flags of the regions. i represent the republic of belarus today. we brought a creative team, which also brought their performances, aimed at emphasizing, and the importance of preserving historical memory, samara occupies a special place. the festival 30 years ago, took place here. the first student spring is devoted to the return of the youth holiday to the volga banks with an installation, weakly with a boat and a goat as a symbol of samara. why did we choose samara? it's the youth? samara this is a team who really wanted to spend the anniversary at home, i'll tell you. so they just insisted before us before the governor that a powerful and well-thought-out application for the festival be prepared. student

by go, it's a link made by luella when i went to lower levels by citizens, by companies, by day well, tech companies now, for example, an alumnis of my university. so didn't a lot is that you all microsoft, you have another indian in, i mean both these people living in the passport holders. i mean, you know, you have some joy in google and they just one of thousands and thousands of indians in the top position. so we haven't organically already and we need that organically . secondly, we are united in wanting lee albany inclusive in the pacific bureau wanted in dog pacific, in which one country will dictate who can come in and look a lot common, especially a country that is in rated us multiple times and cost us last during are going to the soldiers last year. ok, well, we have to leave it there even though there any more questions to be asked. but thank you very much for now for sharing your insights. thank you. and i'd like to say, i'm with russia and mary stay on the few occasions. my wife and i have been in russia really totally enjoyed. god bless you and god bless the russia india i totally fully enjoy your pray for the world and for a lit

of mar, you pull the w the manual shares. well earlier i spoke to frank lead, which is a senior lecturer in strategy. and lor, at the university of portsmouth and a former british military intelligence officer, i asked him how targeting western parts of ukraine fed into the russian strategy right now. but it's a fairly typical approach of an air campaign. traditionally, if you're, if you are not concerned about the civilian a war crimes aspect, to try to attack the morale and will, to fight of a population. you do that by denying them electricity, transport, water, and so forth. that seems to be what the russians are doing. middletown this however slightly confused as to why they're using no precision weapons on black kind of assault rather than the more likely effective attacks on the lines of communication through which of course no. so now pouring weapons ammunition and other supplies to the ukrainians, we ask you question is it's of a part of russian operation approach. you attack a civilian population, stop trying to establish control and try and load emerald will to fight. right, but the main fighting and troop movements

is a famous mathematician who studies the theory of statistics, he is known for being late for a lecture at the university during his student years. well, iame late to the end of the pair, which means i managed to notice two tasks on the board according to statistics, a statistics lessons. and he saw two problems. he wrote them off to himself in a notebook, deciding that this was homework. he did them, in my opinion, he cursed terribly for two days, as he himself recalls, because what kind of stupid tasks they give. well, no way, well, it's not solved, and that's it, well, in two days. he decided and handed over to his professor, and the next morning he's there at 7:00 in the morning, which means that the doorbell is ringing. and his professor with trembling. hands, because it turned out that george danson solved two absolutely unsolvable problems in history statistics. well, for comparison, albert einstein tried to do it in front of him and refused. he said that it was impossible. adam as a student. he just did not know that they were not solvable and he solved them. well moving on and one more example a little bit about the other talkin

of young scientists . well, i hope the teachers won't watch it. it seems to me that spring here is everything for which it is worth going to university, it is a bunchtive emotions and new acquaintances. well, dvina is cool. worth the wait all year. this su-19 is cool. eviction of life. this 110 parade of student delegations from eighty-five constituent entities of russia is held under the flags of the regions for the festival came from foreign participants from friendly countries. i represent the republic of belarus today we brought a creative team, uh, who also brought their performances aimed at emphasizing and the importance of preserving historical memory, samara occupies a special place in the history of the festival 30 years ago. passed here. first the student spring is dedicated to the return of the youth holiday to the banks of the volga with an installation with a sweet boat and a goat symbol. samara why did we choose samara is it the youth? samara this is a team that really wanted to host the anniversary, i'll tell you, they just insisted. before us before the governor, so that a powerful and thoughtful guest application is prepared. stud

, director of the center for international studies of odesa national university, with us volodymyr, we welcome you good morning i congratulate you well first, comment any please, ukraine's participation in the meeting of the nato military committee, what will they talk about and what can we get out of it, well, what will they talk about? ukraine can be given how to help it, so ukraine itself has to prove to nato members our needs, our feelings, what we need most now, well, they have to listen and decide whether they can do it for us or not, in what way, it's just about coordinating actions, and ukraine, you see, is considered well almost as much as half of the member is too much already so serious close cooperation between our country on the one hand and two combines on the other eh that they really need such a direct dialogue and understanding of how ukraine sees the situation on fronts and how they can help better and faster. therefore, it is more of just an eye -opener, let's say consultations, eh. biden is supposed to sign the law on lend-lease for ukraine on may 9, exactly, well, at least for now there is such information, eh, i

well, by virtue of, as it were, the biography of the rector, and there were a sufficient number of girls without hats in trousers in creative universities, actors and directors. well, as istand it, they confessed and took communion. uh, there's a blessing on that from the priest. how do you feel about this, are you a strict shepherd in this sense, or do you think that you still need to go here? keep up with the times. i believe that the appearance of a person is not that. what should a clergyman pay attention to? eh, it’s another matter that in different parishes and in different local orthodox churches there really are different practices, and it seems to me that if a person comes to church dressed differently than most parishioners dress, then he himself will not be comfortable there, and he might run into something. uh, negative attitude towards you, which from my point of view is a big mistake, because we never at all should look at what a person is wearing. god does not look at a person's clothes. god looks at the heart of man. and this is the most. the main thing that the priest should pay attention to. here vladyka ilya and samara asks why we make the sign of the