other universities of the world, in the university of leeds, england, hundreds of people joined the protesters in the gaza war with demonstrations. french police. at the university of political sciences, telluz kicked out the protesting students with a baton. paris toulbiag university and univ. the students of auckland university in new zealand also supported the people by setting up their own solidarity tents with gaza and student demonstrations in america. declare gaza in france, the police suppressed the anti-zionist demonstration in the city of lyon. in london, the capital of england, there was a protest rally. it was held in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. the participants of this gathering demanded to stop the issuance of weapons export licenses to the zionist regime. now, in this part of the world today , we want to have an overview of all the incidents that have happened in the last one or two weeks in american universities, how these protests took root and then spread in this direction. we are the host of ms. azade taheri, reporter of seda vasima news agency . ms. taheri, let's start from the beginning of the story there have been popular prote

universities of the world , in the university of leeds, england, hundreds of people joined the protestors of the gaza war with demonstrations. the french police kicked out protesting students with a baton at telus university of political sciences. paris toulbiag university and univ. auckland university students in new zealand also set up their solidarity tents with gaza and student demonstrations in america in support of the people. declare gaza in france, the police suppressed the anti-zionist demonstration in the city of lyon. in london, the capital of england, a protest rally was held in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. in this gathering , they demanded to stop issuing weapons export licenses to the zionist regime. now, in this part of the world, today we want to have an overview of all the events that have happened in the last one or two weeks in american universities , how did these protests take root and then spread, in this regard , we are hosting ms. azadeh taheri, a reporter for sada and sima news agency. mrs. taheri let's start from the beginning of the story, the protests there were people from the beginning of the war in gaza and the zionist genocide inside america, but what happened t

out the students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza with a baton at the university of political sciences in tel aviv. talbiak faculty paris and the university of the port city of berdo were also closed due to protests supporting palestine and condemning the zionist regime. auckland university students in new zealand also declared their connection with gaza and student demonstrations in america in support of the people of gaza by erecting tents. in berlin, germany, the police have announced that it is forbidden for students to set up tents in support of palestine, and the police are ready to deal with these gatherings. at the same time, a protest rally was held in london, the capital of england, in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. participants in the licensing suspension rally they demanded the export of weapons to the zionist regime . pakistani students in the cities of lahore and karachi in solidarity with the people of gaza. they demonstrated and marched. the students of the american university of beirut, lebanon, in their gathering , demanded the terminat

i am now near the university of political sciences in paris, one of the universities that was declared closed by the french government today due to that last day the negotiations between the representatives of the french government and the student unions regarding the protests in support of palestine did not reach a conclusion , because the students believe that our universities should definitely communicate with the universities of the zionist regime. closed here. in front of me , you can see the police surrounding the students who appeared in the street in protest against the crimes of the zionist regime . they are present in front of the university of political studies in paris, surrounded by the police and the students. various slogans such as palestine is victorious and palestine will be victorious and will survive are chanted and asking the presidents of their universities to close their cultural and scientific relations with the universities of the zionist regime. as you can see, the police are behind me. he tightened the siege ring and asked the students to leave here. accordin

out the students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza with a baton at the university of political sciencestelluz. tulbiak college of paris and the university of a port city were also closed due to protests in support of palestine and condemnation of the zionist regime. university of auckland students in new zealand. by erecting tents, they show their connection with gaza student demonstrations in america and in support of the people of gaza announced in berlin, germany, the police announced that the tents supporting palestine by students are prohibited, and the police are ready to deal with these gatherings. at the same time, a protest rally was held in london, the capital of england, in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. the participants in the rally demanded to stop the issuance of weapons export licenses. pakistani students also demonstrated and marched in the cities of lahore and karachi in solidarity with the people of gaza. the students of the american university of beirut, lebanon, in their gathering, demanded to cut ties and stop cooperation with regime

universities of the world. at the university of leeds , england, hundreds of people joined the protestors of the gaza war with demonstrations. the french police at the university of political sciencestellues kicked out the protesting students with batons. toluyak college of paris and bandari city university of berdo because of the protests in support of palestine and condemning the zionist regime. auckland university students in new zealand also showed their solidarity with gaza by setting up tents and demonstrating knowledge. in france, police anti-zionist demonstrations in the city suppressed lyon in london, the capital of england, a protest rally was held in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. participants. in this gathering , they demanded to stop issuing weapons export licenses to the zionist regime. the number of detained american pro-palestinian students reached 1,300. texas is one of the states that arrested protesting students, and this is while the law of freedom of speech in universities was passed in this state some time ago. last year, several rallies in various universities in texas were accompanied by police repression. after these events 4

of the news. students in various universities around the world demonstrated in condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime and together with american students. the french police at the university of political sciences in toulouse kicked out the students protesting the installation of the zionist regime in gaza with batons. college. students of auckland university in new zealand also set up tents. and his connection with ghaza and student demonstrations in america and in support of the people of gaza announced in berlin, germany, the police have announced that it is forbidden for students to set up tents in support of palestine, and the police are ready to deal with these gatherings. pakistani students also demonstrated and marched in the cities of lahore and karachi in solidarity with the people of gaza . the students of the american university of beirut, lebanon , in their rally, demanded to cut ties and stop cooperation with the companies of the zionist regime. continued attacks. the gaza strip and the destruction of infrastructure in this area have created many problems for the palestinian people. according to the report of al-alam network palestinians in the gaza strip for access to safe drinki

universities in different regions of the world are still protesting against the killings in the gaza strip in france. the police at the university of political scienceparis kicked out the students and at the sorbonne university , they took action against them. the students of berlin's humboldt university in germany , after the police confronted some of the believers, addressed them with the slogan "shame on you " . canada's magill held a demonstration for the liberation of palestine they gave. the students of several universities in australia, by holding protests and gatherings , asked their universities to completely cut off their relations with the zionist regime's arms companies. columbia university was an inspiration and a warning to us. inspirational because it made us create camps. movements should be formed in our universities to demand that our university not invest in companies affiliated with israel and also not to participate in genocide. but it was also a warning that the government is willing to use force. absolutely deadly and brutal to suppress pro-palestine believers use it. a large number of professors and students of baghdad univer

universities of the world in the university. people joined the protesters in the gaza war with demonstrations. the french police at the university of political sciencesouse kicked out the protesting students with batons. toulbik college of paris and bandari berdo university were closed due to protests in support of palestine and condemnation of the zionist regime. auckland university students in new zealand also set up tents in solidarity with gaza and demonstrations a student in america in support of the people of gaza. to announce in france, the police suppressed anti-zionist demonstrations in the city of lyon. in london, the capital of england , a protest gathering was held in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. participants, contributors. in this gathering , they demanded to stop issuing weapons export licenses to the zionist regime. 15 palestinians, including 5 children, were martyred in the attack of the zionist regime's fighters on east rafah. god almighty in gaza city and in the northern part of gaza, at the same time as the zionist apache helicopters, the artillery of this regime also shelled the areas various sett

york university's faculty of engineering chained herself to a bench using chains and glue, and the new york police arrested her. the french police are also in talaz university of political sciences kicked out the students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza with a baton. a college in paris was also closed due to protests in support of palestine and condemnation of the zionist regime. berlin police too. he announced that the action of students in erecting tents supporting palestine is prohibited and the police is ready to deal with these gatherings. 50 organizations and institutions active in the field of humanitarian affairs warned rifa about the consequences of a possible ground attack by the zionist regime. in a letter to the president of the united states, these organizations warned that an attack on rafah would lead to the collapse of aid distribution humanitarian activities in the gaza strip. it will result in. the director general of the world health organization also said that the ground operation of the israeli army in the city of rafah will lead to a human disaster. the prime minister of the zionist regime announced yesterday that the army of this regime wi

direct connection with the facts, head of the center for political and military research, faculty of world politics at moscow state university, candidate of military sciencesy buzhinsky. evgeniy petrovich, we welcome you. yes, hello, can you please clarify what such maneuvers actually are and how often they occur? that verbal escalation, or maybe not verbal escalation, which, in fact, our former partners, and current opponents, entered this ladder of escalation, i mean the statement of macron, the statement of one american senator, and in general all this hysteria on the part of the nato countries, which after nothing so were not accused of exploding warehouses in cyber attacks and... unacceptable rhetoric, in general, the situation, let's say, is objectively heating up. well, yes, macron, in particular, is especially prolific with such rather strange, truly incendiary statements, well, let’s talk about it in general these exercises, these are the resources that are usually used for this kind of maneuvers, who is using what, what is generally important to work out here, what specific points, i understand, you know. such exercises, the specifics of the exer

glenn dysen, professor of political science at the southeastern university of norway . we are going to oslo, mr. dysen. hello, hello. austria, switzerland, france , spain and many other places, as well as in norway, where you are. obviously, today we had a large gathering in malmö, sweden, and perhaps the main focus of the protests is this. in a day or two, the university of amsterdam in the netherlands will know what you think as a university professor about this wave that has spread from american universities to europe. i think that the reason for it is actually the legitimacy of this demonstration, the reason for it being dragged to europe, that it actually has a rational justification, this violation of human rights, well, it is natural that it faces protest, we know that the general nature of the political west is based on . there is liberalism and the teachings of liberalism, so the highest issue that is actually being challenged is the violation of human rights. we see that the dominance of liberalism and the domination over human freedom has intensified in the w

university of south florida and the current director of the center for islam and global relations , as well as mr. abdul ali hamiuddin, a member of the maghreb parliament and a professor of political science at muhammad v university. first, but we will see the last images of the food on the 20th day of the genocide. i and my children are under the belt of fire, banjari and najari, and people will die in front of us . kathir sey means nahn banjri. i am the children of our legs , we are tired of our bodies, we don't look at the mystics, where are our bodies, don't we go to see how we tire our nerves , how we worry, how we explain it , don't be a bad philosopher , even if our eyes are full of tears. because of this, the jabalia camp in the north of the gaza strip witnessed the most intense attacks today. it was the zionist regime in the attacks on this camp, when the zionists ordered its evacuation , a number of them, including eight children, were martyred. in gaza city, the bombardment of a house resulted in the martyrdom and wounding of a number of people, including 9 children. treatment staff and reporters were other targets of the attacks. in the south of the gaza strip, the attacks on

lidia smola, professor of kpi national university, doctor of political sciences, ex-adviser of the secretaryonal security council of ukraine. good evening. and father yustin boyko, clergyman, doctor of theology and patriarchal sciences. ukrainian greek catholic church. mr. father, sometime on the eve of easter, we will talk about how we should meet this holiday, i wouldn't say internal troubles, but internal experiences that most ukrainians have now. mr. smirnov, let's start with you, you do recruiting, you you understand what the draft is, and right now , a lot of our viewers have a lot of questions about how it's going to play out because the law goes into effect on may 18th, certain changes to what we have on the streets , at least if we believe the videos that appear there, they have already appeared, although on the other hand we must understand that these, i constantly emphasize that we only see those videos and are scared by those videos of single people. who filmed it, they did not want to communicate adequately with the representatives territorial commissions, yes, but there are man

of a resistant diplomat. university. he also hosted the question and answer session of the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran with a group of political science students of this university under the title of the strategy of the islamic republic of iran in confronting the colonial plans of the arrogant front in the region. today is really a front. the resistance as a single body as a single entity actually feels that they share in all the tribulations and triumphs of each other. although the observers thought that the role of the islamic republic of iran would decline during the presidency of shahid raisi, but the result was contrary to this speculation. the political elites of syria in these meetings emphasized the role of the islamic republic of the martyr president of our country with his skillful orientation in supporting the rights of the oppressed nations of the world. essam helali highlighted iran in international circles . thank you for your attention. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to today, on the 236th day of the genocidal war, the world looks at rafah and sees the latest developments and images from palestine tog

of the belarusian state university, political scientist alexey belyaev. alexey belyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university, political scientist, candidate of historical sciencesr, graduated from vitebsk state university named after mashirov with a degree in russian. languages ​​literature and history with honors, postgraduate study at the faculty of history of the belarusian state university, area of ​​scientific interests, history of the great patriotic war, occupation, genocide, political science, author of more than seventy scientific publications, developer of a number of educational programs in the disciplines of historical political science, participant in documentary scientific and journalistic films on historical and political issues, member of the republican public association belaya rus, participant in dialogue platforms on issues of constitutional reform, party building of the all-belarus people's assembly, day of national unity. alexey viktorovich, you represent one of the most fundamental faculties of the belarusian state university, you are preparing future journalists, those who, at the peak of events , always assess what is happening around th

of diplomacy and politics. graduated with a ba in diplomatic relations from the faculty of ministry of foreign affairs , ma in international relations from the faculty of law and political sciences of tehran university, and a phd in international relations from tehran university. the volume of exchanges of the islamic republic of iran, bahrain, the oldest image of him in the bayanis. the rest goes back to the time when he was iran's ambassador to bahrain, around 86 to 89. at the beginning of his work, his specialty was arabic and african. for this reason , he became the arab and african deputy minister of foreign affairs in the 10th government. unique his specialty in this specialized field made him continue to assume the role of deputy minister of foreign affairs in the arab and african fields after the change of government. first of all, from the people who have not been identified until now, only with the start of the growth of isis in the region, the work of amir abdullahian became heavier than in the past and his connection and position among the countries of the resistance zone and the region increased so much that some journalists in the field of foreign policy call him qassem soleimani of th

foreign affairs, a master's degree in international relations from the faculty of law and political sciences of the university of tehran, and a phd in international relations from the university of tehran. the volume of exchanges between the islamic republic of iran and bahrain . the oldest picture of him left in the archives dates back to the time when he was iran's ambassador to bahrain. around the year 86 to 89. at the beginning . the area was arab and african. for this reason , he became the arab and african deputy minister of foreign affairs in the 10th government. the uniqueness of his specialty in this specialized field made him continue to be in charge with the change of government the role of the deputy minister of foreign affairs in the arab and african spheres. first of all, from the people who have not been identified until now, only with the start of the growth of isis in the area, the work of amir abdullahian is heavier than in the past and its connection and position among countries. the field of resistance and the area increased. so much so that some foreign policy reporters called him qassem

glenn dysen, professor of political science at the southeastern university of norway. we are going to oslo . hello, mr. dysen. i say hello to you. after the rise of student protests in america, now witnessing these protests between students in europe we were. specifically, england, germany, austria, switzerland, france, spain and many other places. just like you are in norway. obviously, today we had a big gathering in malmö sood, and maybe the main focus of the protests in the next day or two will be the university. as a university professor , what do you think about this wave that has spread from american universities to europe? i think that the reason for it is actually the legitimacy of this demonstration, the reason for it being dragged to europe, that it actually has a rational justification, this is a violation of human rights, well, it is natural that it faces protests, we know. that the nature of the entire political west is based on liberalism and the doctrines of liberalism, so the highest issue it has is actually the case. after the cold war, humanity has b

aubrey jewett, a university of central florida political science professor says the issue had driven wedge in the democratic party. it's been a very difficult spot. politically for president biden and the democratic party. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries does not agree. it's nothing but puppies and rainbows. on the house democratic caucus jeffrey says the only ones to blame republicans. the republicans have repeatedly tried to. >> israel a partisan political issue. and divide democrats and they have failed. the un also put pressure on israel. its top court ordered is avail to stop any military operation in rafah. >> over the humanitarian situation there reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> our weather time here as we get a live look outside. it just looks cold. you see uniting the ominous skies above coit. our what a change compared to earlier this week. >> i thought i was going to get a little sun today and when i tried the wind assault me, yeah, you have to be searching for that sunshine. i think especially tomorrow by the afternoon was going to start to clear thing

and that's one thing we know about donald trump. >> alright, sonoma state university professor of political science, david mcewan, thank you so much for your insight on this historic moment. we appreciate it. all right. meanwhile, trump will be in san francisco as the professor just mentioned next thursday for a fundraiser co-hosting that event are billionaire david sacks and his wife, jacqueline sacks, the ceo of children's clothing line, safe haven. the event will be held in pacific heights and trump's arrival will come a day after vice president kamala harris visits the city. she said to attend a fundraiser next wednesday at manny's cafe. the specific time has not yet been revealed. bill introduced in the legislature seeks to give prosecutors more time to charge someone with domestic violence. state law allows prosecutors to file charges up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident has taken place. but the new proposal would extend that time frame by several years. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the state senator who authored this bill says it's all about

well, he's a professor of political science at the university of valencia. he explained that independence is no longer the hot button topic. it once was daily the politically because it has changed a lot and even mixed up with them on that to start the beginning of the, of the complaint focusing on she's uh promised to come back and do re stage to, to recover lee that she be noted to uh, follow with the for independence movement, but the company has shown that all the political parties include me, so the push them on has tried to focus on of already 90 policies, which i don't know the more important for, for, for the leg today. we have to thank you for coming that the there is a white impression that during the last years after that you think a market by to bring, defend this movement, that somebody has lost ground, important bodies. he's like health and, and then and the location for reasons. and i think that piece going to be more important and you'll be know folders, you know, the to the side, their choice space, 5 minutes to append to sanchez had been goi

of this university. the deck is empty this weekend's graduation has been accompanied by protests across the country. in the graduation ceremony, after the event that happened in the ceremony of the faculty of political sciences and humanities, the university was ready for the possible action of the protesters in the celebration. in last night's event , a protesting student covered in the blood of obedience took off his graduation gown and t-shirt. it displayed itself with the words northeastern university is the killer. all of this happened a week after police broke up a student protest camp on northeastern university's campus. believers in several universities had promised to celebrate let this year's graduates make their voices heard. students at the university of bologna in italy joined the global uprising of pro-palestinian students. the students of this university sat in solidarity with the palestinians. laball university and toronto , canada were also the scene of student sit-ins in opposition to the crimes of the zionist occupation. at the university of cologne, germany, palestinian students declared their support for the palestinian people and the immediate stop of the regime's attacks by holding a d

universities at a number of states and this question of how civics fit into the life of the university's for him a very practical question, day-to-day question. she was previously professor political science at the university of missouri and also the author of many books on a variety of questions related to our subject, the place of thinking in the american political tradition in many questions that have to do with the ways in which the kinds of questions we think about in higher education there on our civic life both of them lately have been thinking and writing a lot about the question in various ways. from different angles which should make for a number of useful ways into this conversation. so please. >> thank you so much. when we were all young and naÏve and hopeful by which i mean 9:00 this morning, ben's story gave an introduction to the day and at one point said a case could be made for a new discipline of civic thought or civic studies and he looked at me, used my name, gave you the thumbs up because i know my job which is to make that case for consideration. i'm not going to talk about the tactical tactics of whether i create a new department versus the substance. i am sorry, we

that's rob daniels, joining us live from the university of california, los angeles, withdrawing now by jennifer victor. she's a professor of political science at george mason university, and she's joining us live from fairfax virginia. thank you very much for your time . it is of course, an election, the presidential election year and the united states to see these protests having an impact on the campaign so far. i don't think we're seeing an impact on the campaign just yet. and typically, events that occurred 6 months or more outside of the election day don't impact the campaign that much likely the new cycle will move on to something else. eventually, here, however, it remains to be seen exactly how much longer these conflicts will persist. in the past, when we've seen in the way past, when we've seen students unrest um, and protest movements and so forth on campuses, they have subsided once the semester has ended. so there is a chance that when we, as we, as at the graduations occur and, and campuses wrap up and we move into the summer season and other political issues take center stage, that the campaigns will, will not sort of need to

for more i will welcome christina greer, fordham university professor of political science.eran gop columnist and founder of the lincoln project. trump scheduled a rally in the bronx on thursday and a rally in d.c. on friday. what are the odds he is not going to talk about this trial? >> i think almost zero. but i think these are two places that he has zero chance of winning electorally in november. i think these are places he thinks he can draw a crowd. oddly, i don't think you can do that in new york city or washington, d.c. but he seems to be avoiding, near as i can say, actually electoral college states he needs to win in november. >> what is your take on that, going to really a few blocks from the main campus of fordham, where you are, a place where, come on, manhattan? he is not winning here. >> right, i am a proud faculty member of the lincoln center campus. but going to the south bronx, i think it goes to this narrative that i can work with the blacks and the latinos. i don't think, as reid said, he is going to get much of a crowd. don't forget, though, this is a pre

we congratulate yury pidlisny, head of the ethics, politics, economics program, head of the department of political of sciences of ucu, ukrainian katoryt university if anyone does not know how to decipher them. oksana yurnets, with us, people's deputy of ukraine, eighth convocation, ex-chairman of the permanent assembly delegation of ukraine in the parliamentary. nato assembly. volodymyr hirnyak, head of the civic position party, we say good evening to you too. good evening. mykola buchyn, with us, political scientist, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university. good evening. let's start a conversation. well, it is already such, well, no, how to say, a good tradition, a correct tradition. in our studio, we always give the first word to military personnel. mr. vasyl, we called our broadcast: everything is very complicated. because in fact we , from the information we receive from the fronts, we we understand that there, especially if we say, as it is now called the pokrovsky direction, the russians are advancing somewhere, one way or another, there is no breakthrough, but nevertheless, let's put it this way, the trend is still threateni

foreign affairs, a master's degree in international relations from the faculty of law and political sciences of the university of tehran, and a doctorate in international relations from the university of tehran. the volume of exchanges of the islamic republic. the picture of him left in the archives dates back to the time when he was iran's ambassador to bahrain from 1986 to 1989. at the beginning of his career, his specialty was the arab and african field , that's why he became the arab and african deputy minister of foreign affairs in the 10th government. the uniqueness of its characteristic in this specialized field caused it to continue with the change of government he holds the role of deputy minister of foreign affairs. be in the arabic and african fields. first, from the people who have not been identified until now, only with the beginning of the growth of isis in the area, the work of amir abdullahian is heavier than in the past and the connection and position. it increased among the countries of the resistance zone and the region. so much so that some foreign policy reporters called him qassem solei

fugitive in front on earlier and i spoke to the funds or do you guys cut out a professor of political science at the university of valencia and he explained that independence is no longer the hot topic. it once was daily the politically because it has changed a lot and even mixed up with them on that. the start, the beginning of the, of the complaint focusing on she's uh, problem is to come back and do a stage to recover lee that she be know the, to the follow with the independence movement. but the company has shown that all the political parties include me, said the push them on has tried to focus on the already know the policies, which i don't know, the more important for, for, for the leg today. we have to thank you for coming that the there was a wide separate and impression that during the last few years after that to indicate market by to bring, defend this movement, that somebody has those ground important bodies, these like health and, and then an integration for instance, and i think that piece going to be more important in your opinion. folders, you know, the to decide their choice space. 5 minutes

foreign affairs and a master's degree in international relations from the faculty of law and political sciences of the universitytehran. he had a doctorate in international relations from tehran university . the volume of exchanges between the islamic republic of iran and bahrain . the oldest picture of him left in the archives dates back to the time when he was iran's ambassador to bahrain around 86-89. at the beginning of his work , his specialty was arabic and african. for this reason in the 10th government. arab and african deputy minister of foreign affairs. the uniqueness of his specialty in this specialized field made him continue to assume the role of deputy minister of foreign affairs in the arab and african fields after the change of government. first of all, people who have not been identified until now, only with the beginning of the growth of isis in the region amir abdullahian's work is heavier than in the past and his connection and position among the countries of the resistance area and the region increased. so much so that some news. i had contact with them at different times and in different po

universities. but we feel we call and have that conversation, that it is being silent. sales for is one of problems is most prestigious universities, many political science students. in fact, some of the students have been saying, look, we talked about politics. many of us might even go into politics, many from the leaders of go see us, please say yes, when we try to use politics ourselves to debate issues, we feel as if we're not able to do that. so that's interesting. what has been happening is the old school is a series of protests and systems, and the latest one, we saw a 60 days and nights some 50 students occupied the building, at least moved in early today. it seems like you, rachel, those students looking at happened calmly for students who laid out. they went out one by one. sometimes i impass, but when they did come out, what they did say was, look, we're going to continue the process. we feel that the university administrators need to hear some of altamont. it sits in at humboldt university. in berlin has ended students there were protesting and solidarity with palestinians in gaza. all those who are detained have now been released, but they'r

. >> matthew schmidt is an associate professor of national security and political science at the universityven. thank you for being with us. it puts the focus on the security circle around president zelenskyy. how well is he protected? >> thanks for having me. he is obviously very well protected and we know it is not just his security service but it is the cia, british ielligence and probably the polls are looking out for him outside of ukraine. >> it's part a conversation in our office about what would happen if he was killed. would it harden resolve in the west? ? would it lead to a collapse in ukraine? is there someone with the same charisma as president zelenskyy that could take the mental? >> i think the russians grossly miscalculate if they think assassinating to lenski to better their position in the war. i think it would embolden western support. it might be the kind of event th would draw in western troops. it would certainly increase the resolve of the ukrainian people. this was a ham-handed plot when you look at it. i don't know what the russians were thinking. boko that is the i

both are also professor of political science and held one university. joining us at about quarter past 11 pm, cairo time. appreciate you joining us at this late evening. time. appreciate is uh what a story. this is it, you know, it just goes from 5 to was mr. bought process with the way this is going. i mean, it's quite a blaine game going on now between israel and egypt when it comes to the opening of the alpha crossing. can you tell me, mr. both of those who is responsible for the aid not reaching and the people have guys a now firstly, i have to mention that it's not political maneuvers between egypt and diesel. it now it's a national security of it. so egypt, it, the fluid political situation in the hot spots such as the middle east does not make people play with fire. now a phillips you following facts saying that egypt is blocking. the a to palestinians is hilarious. the egypt has been a key to the end of the blazing force because eh, very much keen to open its board. there seems to be a crisis it up to it. it'll be october. and egypt it is in the human a t, m. e. and at perspect

of the union author. political science students of this university with the title the strategy of the islamic republic of iran in confronting the colonial roles of the arrogant front in the region was. the resistance as a single body as a single entity actually feels that they are partners in all the tribulations and triumphs of each other. although the observers thought that the role of the islamic republic of iran would decline during the presidency of shahid raisi, but the result was contrary to this speculation. the political elites of syria emphasized in these meetings that the martyred president of our country, with his skillful orientation in supporting the rights of the oppressed peoples of the world, played the role of the islamic republic of iran in the international circles. the international highlighted assam helali of the damascus radio and television agency, six members of the media group of iran's delegation returned to our country last night through dubai after a week of detention in saudi arabia. were returned 3 of these people were arrested last week while they were filming the recitati

that she had been there even before that, and enrolled in the first course of political science, at the donetsk national university, at that time, it is now the donetsk state university, it is called, she studied political science there for literally a couple of months, and because of the conflict that i had from the point of view of my views, from the point of view of how i conducted my social networks. i had a couple of problems with the russian security authorities, if you can call it that. then evelyn decided to move to the capital. temporarily occupied territories the girl left already during the great war. the road was difficult through belarus, evelyn stayed there for several days, because the belarusian border guards did not let her pass without permission from her parents. at last, the meterman came to us and said: let us all go. everyone just burst into tears, we drove into the territory of the european union, poles. that's how we talked with them, because we still have a broken ukrainian, she doesn't understand at all, and we somehow communicated like that, it's very strange, everyone started crying, st

but let spring gain re forever to be in a political science professor, the computer 10 say university of madrid joins us now live from bucharest. good. have you with us, ma'am? on the program, we were expecting these comments and statements to be made, but no way has taken now a step in a direction which will have international ramifications for its own position. but most importantly for the state of palestine. yes, yes, yes it is norway, but also i finally is going to be recommendations by saying i don't so i island and that will be a very, very, a said for there to be in the, the, the regulation impact historical. yes. please. and reaffirmation of the right of the policy and people to separate the nation and, and the companies man of the international international. no, be the most important thing. 8 said the regulation, but the each to then we just assign, bullied yes, chair of recognition by the government, but they should estate some explicitly recognizing the 19 seventy's 1967 borders because uh that could be otherwise. this excess survey to be able never important have any deals t

university of south florida and the current director of the center for islam and global relations , as well as mr. abdul ali hamiuddin , a member of the maghreb parliament and a professor of political sciencemuhammad v university. we will see.

oleksiy haran, professor of political science at kyiv-mohyla university academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kucheriv. come with us. glory to ukraine, mr. professor. professor, can you hear us? yes, i hear very well. glory to ukraine, mr. professor, glad to see you. glory to heroes. i forgot to add, a long-term participant of all possible protest actions dedicated to the support of democracy in ukraine. yes, it is not only about the last square. well, actually we would like to ask you about the general. the temperature in our all-ukrainian chamber, yes, well, we are talking about sociology, and about moods, and about certain ones, yes so to speak, the conclusions, well , kmis conducted an important survey, in particular, it turned out that ukrainians have changed now and want a democratic system more than a strong leader, and this is quite paradoxical news in principle, because during the war, well, relatively speaking, there was a feeling that everyone would want a certain... such a specific strong leader, but, but, but, ukrainians, w

immediately moved with c spot in the gaza strip and they are finding is a professor of political science at long island university. she explains the importance of egypt supporting the i c j case. and so this is really an unprecedented moment in the history of the modern day history between egypt and israel. egypt has been the most important mediator in the region. the 1st arab nation to recognize and formalize times, width is real and 1979. and here is this movement, the symbolic moment where the egyptian government puts his foot down on for basic reasons. and the 1st is the humanitarian. one that you cited where the ministry of foreign affairs shows that the intervention currently comes in increasing severity and that israel's actions in gaza, leading to the death of almost $40000.00 individuals, byways, international humanitarian law. and the 4th geneva convention in terms of protecting civilians. and they also talk and mention about the systemic practices against palestinians that are leading to starvation. and the provisional measures of the i, the i, c, j have asked for that the, to insure humanitarian relie

he is the lincoln professor at the college of civic life at the university and he teaches political science and philosophy. he spent an entire career to bring scholarly work to bear on ways of strengthening american civic life. but more than anything on civics education and helping us to think about the various ways that it could be part of what higher education means. the author of many books including most recently what should we do with serious civic life 2022 and it's a book worth your while. the ut austin school of leadership and professor of government that is of course one of the new civic schools that popped up in the universities at a number of states so the question of how civics fit into the life of every university is for him if day-to-day question a variety of questions related to the subject with national law thinking and the political tradition and many other questions that have to do with the way in which the creative questions we think about in higher education bear on our civic life. both of them lately have been thinking and writing a lot about. i was thinking when we wer

>>mcewan is the chair of political science at sonoma state university, he says that momentum will carry over to the fundraising. event in california. >>california is the atm of the nation when it comes to politics. >>california leans left. mcewen says. that's not what matters. >>it's not just a blue state red state. it's a green money state. it is. dollars. st helena musk. maybe here and all over the world and maybe intergalactic, but he and his friends give a lot of money. >>cash is king in a presidential campaign, donald trump needs to win over a key segment of voters, especially in swing states such as pennsylvania. michigan and wisconsin. it's the undecided that he is targeting. across the country. >>purple people we call them. the purple people are a little bit blew a little bit red. they're not sure what to do, and we know that there is a segment of the electorate that is what vote for a fellow >>while the money may be flowing in for now, it may be too early to tell how his conviction and possible sentence will affect fundraising in the long term, >>i think this gives you an idea

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