juliette mcintyre is a law lecturer at the university of south australia and has been following developmentsof justice. talk us through this case, what is at stake? it talk us through this case, what is at stake?— is at stake? it is a significant - is at stake? it is a j significant hearing is at stake? it is a - significant hearing we are having today because if russia is successful the case. here. basically, when russia launched its invasion in 2022, there were a number of statements made by 02, the foreign minister that suggested the reason russia was invading ukraine was to prevent a genocide against russians that was occurring in the luhansk and on next regions of ukraine. so what ukraine has done is brought the case saying this is a false allegation against ukraine, that there was no genocide being committed against russians in this claim was just against russians in this claim wasjust a against russians in this claim was just a pretext for the invasion. was just a pretext for the invasion-— was just a pretext for the invasion. ~ ., ., , ., ~ invasion. what do you think will happen? _

zuka, director of the graduate school of business at the university of somebody a to me center coney associates professor at the university of south africa and said that we've been in the font of rights and the social justice advocates a discipline thank you very much for joining us. hey, on nazi today. mr. center kona, i'd like to i'd like to start with you if i may. um i just want to 1st of get this discussion started, what are your thoughts on your set barrels, comments? are you surprised by them, or are you surprised that he admitted that the, the 600000000 euro spence was a failure the good evening dress of us, the meadows dot bed. do your best always be imposing my dear, whereas as well as being posey to take advantage of this matter for the mention is due to the object of party, men and wendy, that the medical information is in straight. they banned one to argue, god advertise, rock said the for any notes or make anything most esteemed where in most places do not my job corps are, are gauge by the little guys you just products are for you to just say that the one the doctor read for themselves is to draw some mass for the s

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of morocco, world news, and then the south hampton. we have my, how much my, the cust, johnny associate professor of the structural engineering at the university of south hampton. and i will welcome to all of you. thank you for being here on inside story . i want to start by getting a bit more of a picture of events on friday, evenings to her. so the in the are a cash. well you, when the quite struck just off to 11 pm at night, what happens? uh, actually i was sleeping with my baby boy in my bed. when that happened. uh, it was the like, you know, the whole apartment was checking the bed was checking, and it was very shocking because i was taping. i didn't really know what was happening, but i just had the, you know, there is thing to work my baby and to, to run away. and then when i, i was like in just in my building in the stairs, i heard all my number's, my neighbors screaming me and the kids. so that's what, that's restricted me when i saw kids crying and trying to find the parents. this is when i really like, i relied like something big happens. and then my big, my baby was sleeping actually. but when we went outside and so like, we heard

so i would certainly said o'con, a associate professor at the university of south africa. he says, wasn't the use of prominent historical figures with a benefit. the matter is that the use a use is policy can be, does for you on ben, if you and right and everybody wants to do that. i mean, fact, it is not only necessarily one data. i would not upset i formatted the haitian the g was where also, uh, blacklisted in the united states. as for model evaluation, the dicing, pod for the guy there were blacklisted by the usa and denouncing that they were a year or so we did, i did my system's different peepers. all it does have been dodge, is it does dental and have a system and distort the, you know, searching, tired, talking sticks or personalities or fall. i'm the gods who have even said certain things i do the using. so yeah. and then, and i to everyone has a huge dozens of us, of able to include color and present. joe biden, on his 2 medium printed sizes of supporting i run the cold, one of the group thinking to overthrow the irritating government us shut the door by then clai

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we were talking with a truly amazed article on an associate professor at the university of south africa . he says, perhaps nelson mandela was news in a sense of a p r optics. have a list the america is that the use a use is policy can be does for you on ben, if you and right and everybody wants to do that. i mean, fact it is not on the medicine, one data. i would not upset i have for monday, but ation the zeros where also uh, blacklisted into nighted states as for monday, validation the dicing, pod for the guy there with listed by the usa and the nazi that they were a year or so we did. i took the mazda of some papers, all it does have been dodge, is a, does better, and have a game, and distort the, you know, sort game tugging sticks or personalities of all i've got who have even said certain things. i do the using the multi polar world is here to stay, i'm breaks is building, especially off the global leaders math last month in south africa to follow the cement. what is the pod full with? the 9th parliamentary form of the block has begun and drawn his bucket, deal with the process of a

here's the associate professor of the university of south africa and suicide for joining us in other us. you remember the story of the us habit, nelson mandela on a terrorism watch list? well, pause the time he became self advocate present, but now the us is saying he's a role model of the month. let's see what's behind these contradictions. the a good evening to yourself and to the of us the matter is that the u. s. a uses policy can be does for each one venue and right. and everybody wants to do that. i mean, fact it is not told in as and one data i would not of set on that for monday, but haitian the zeros where also a blacklisted do not the states. as for my liberation deduction, prod, feedback, i would like you to provide to us and do not see that the review of us will evaluate the must have some papers. all it does have been dodge is as dental and have a tuesday. and just on the, you know, sitting content studies, peaks or personalities. hope all i've got who actually being said, so 2 things i do, the usage is the same. but i'll allow me to see a reaction to anything from south

the cost or you spoke with to the main civil con there an associate professor at the university of south side where he says, washington uses pullman historical figures for his own benefits. the different matters that they use, they use this policy can be does for you on ben, if you and right and everybody wants to do that. i mean, fact it is not going to necessarily one that i would not upset. i formatted that ation. the g was where also a black listed in the united states. as for my liberation, the dicing, pod for the guy there were blacklisted by the usa and enough that they were a year or so, we need to guide that there must have some papers. all it does have been dodge is a, dies dental and have a system and distort the, you know, sitting tired, talking sticks or personalities of all, i'm the guy who has even said, so 2 things. i do, the u, as in sam. yeah. and then, and i took the 7th and last go financial for them is being held in russia's capital with the nation supply mess with hail me is justin and the other prominent officials among those in attendance. the pharmacy has focused

andrew spent some time there doing it but now teaches at the university of south florida and lives inints? unfortunately florida makes kansas look like kilimanjaro. it's arguably the flattest state in the nation. doesn't have any high points, really. but if you want to get technical, topographical, and you are truly desperate for adventure, it can be done. and andrew karr is doing it using maps and apps and good old-fashioned sightlines. >> i feel like we're going up. >> reporter: andrew pinpoints every peak. >> this is potentially the mount everest of union county. [laughs] >> reporter: this one was in a well-manicured public place but other county high points are deep in the woods or on private property. >> i think that tree over there is it. >> reporter: in this case, the home of debbie mitchell. do you think it's at all strange that somebody drove all the way from tampa to stand in your yard? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. this isn't even his most absurd ascent. >> pinellas county, countryside mall, front door of jcpenney's is a strong contender. i bought a shirt at that one. >> repo

. >> bill: bottom five are harvard, penn, university of south carolina, georgetown and fordham universitye best were auburn, university of new hampshire, oregon state and florida state university. shout out to them. >> michigan tech university that i never heard of. makes sense. engineers are worried about correct and true. i don't want someone nervous about their feelings will build a bridge. it will probably collapse. >> dana: this airline passenger. this does happen. people take their shoes off and this passenger got the video of the barefoot on her armrest. she was using a nasal inhaler to deal with the smell. i would have said something and poked him with a pen or something. >> we saw recently with the flight someone saying a person in back wasn't real. this person was too real. too much reality. this is why should be allowed. forget the tsa. cigarette lighter on the feet there. >> bill: probably would have got her in trouble, though. it's better than the other report from the delta flight about the bad -- >> that's -- >> bill: have you seen the pictures? >> it's the only time would

in front of the ainsley earhardt office from all of us here at the journalism school at the university of southu a happy birthday. in my capacity as dean we'll label this as ainsley earhardt day at the university. >> from one grad to another happy birthday, ainsley, we love having you part of this program and a gamecock to boot. >> i'm haley from greenville, south carolina. i have been watching you on "fox & friends" i hope to pursue a career in journalism. have a happy birthday and great day. >> happy birthday, ainsley. wishing you the greatest year ahead. you are such an inspiration for alfie mail journalists. as i start my journalism kari at usc and first semester it is comforting to know you were once sitting at this desk and now a household name. also crazy because when i was a freshman i came to usc as a pre-med major. once i had to break the news to my parents their girl wouldn't be a doctor but a journalist, your name came up in multiple conversations. you don't know it, but you helped ease the transition from pre-med to journalism in my heart. ainsley earhardt went here, too. wishing y

university of pennsylvania. ask and then you had university of south carolina and georgetown.hat they'll be canceled or they'll face disciplinary actions for what they say or what they write. but isn't college a mace for thought -- place for thought-provoking ideas and the exchange of information? now it can land you in trouble. stuart: so true. la. lauren: harvard, columbia was number one last year. all these ivies used to think they were invincible, but they're not because their faculty and student body are saying enough. slowly. slowly saying that. stuart: it's the world turned upside down, isn't it? hold on, i've got to tell everybody what's coming up. we just told you about harvard being the worst school for free peach, now it has hired the former mayors of ail aing, failing cities to teach the elites how to run a city. yeah, that's true. what's with harvard? supposedly the most prestigious university in the country? that's the subject of my take, top of the hour. >>> school back in session but with more than 19,000 migrant students enroll rolled, new york city schools ar

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previously the principal economist or the federal reserve board and assistant professor at university of south -- southern -- sorry, usc. university of southern california. she has a phd in public policy from harvard. joining us remotely will be yana filtered, the cofounder and board member of neighbors for more neighbors. ms. flisrand led the program for ten years at the national network for three years picture than a landlord for 27 years. gregory good, welcome, is chief real estate officer and director of asset management at invest newark. mr. good works with invest newark land bank to boost homeownership and develop affordable housing. he has extensive experience working in housing and community develop and including at the newark housing authority, the city of east orange and the city of newark. and we have eric schaefer whose chief business velvet officer at fading west. fading west is a factory built construction company in colorado where he has worked five years. he parted with municipalities, developers and general contractors contractors throughout the western united states. we will

he's now an adjunct professor at the university of new south wales, in canberra. thank you very muchof australia is experiencing a spring heatwave at the moment — how unusual is this and what do you expect in the coming summer months? good morning. it is certainly very interesting configuration that we are facing in australia. it is very unseasonable, as he said. it is really interesting looking at what is behind it, the claimant driver is the oceans around australia doing some interesting things at the moment. el nino and the pacific has been the big focus in recent times, we also look at the sentience ocean and various other things with quite technical names, but at the moment, they are all lining up to add up to something interesting for our coming summer and is causing something interesting for our coming summerand is causing him something interesting for our coming summer and is causing him as he said, consternation in the fire service says and the potential fire affected communities, people are wondering what is the best thing to be doing to mitigate the risks that might arise

and no. this is about penguins question about sergei molodemov over 400 engineers from the university of new southd a robotic arm that can use this technology to create biomaterials directly on organs inside the human body. what is the name of this technology? correct victor question from sergei malozemov for 600 at the beginning of this year , a team from the chinese university of hong kong presented a new prototype of such a device capable of not only flying, but also plunging into water to a depth of 3 m, while remaining waterproof. what kind of device is this? drom you are right question from sergei malozemnyy for 800 a group of geologists and physicists from the university of heidelberg managed to characterize a new class of these space objects using infrared spectroscopy. they are very porous and rich in various minerals. what are these objects? no. these are asteroids question from sergei several years ago, a group of scientists published a paper where they reported that, in the aggregate, all life on earth. weighs about 550 billion tons in first place with a huge the representatives of thi

let's bring in the professor and director of the institute of global finance at the university of new southarch into systemic risk in global financial stability, teaming up with the likes of the imf, the world bank and the asian development bank, was great to have you with us. going into this, to key absentees, xi jinping and vladimir putin, how does that impact the ability already strained by the g20 on the host nation to be able to come to any meaningful consensus or even get that communique. >> naturally, it is a bit disappointing, if you like, not to see these two leaders. at the same time, those could be a more symbolic, in a sense. but at the same time, what is more important here is whether the g20 leaders are able to come up with a joint communique at the end of this summit, and agree on some of the principles, such as, basically, rule of law, respect for national sovereignty. food security, energy security, climate change, and obviously, more voice for developing countries in local affairs. so, if they could achieve, if you like, some of the issues, and there is a joint communique,

baucus will be joining us, and later we will get insights from a professor of finance at the university of new south wales. talks between chevron and labor unions in australia are set to continue friday. workers are ready for two weeks of rolling strikes beginning next week if a deal is not reached. what is the latest when it comes to these talks? is it a managing down of expectations at this point? amy: it could well be. the talks kept going last time perth time until 10:00 p.m.. talks began again this morning but now there is a fresh deadline of 1:00 p.m. perth time. they are a couple hours behind east coast here in australia. but it does still seem the two sides are some ways apart. these negotiations have been going on for weeks already. so once they reach that 1:00 p.m. deadline today it looks as though a strike action will be going ahead. the plan being intermittent action before proper strikes begin later this month as the campaign by the author alliance continues. i heard a message a short time ago from the offshore alliance. it is one of combat. they say it is going on chevron. it still say

with the music of african composers and the language that you hear is one of the eleven official languages, south africa the universerned everyone into mourners. previously, there was even such a profession: a person had to mourn for the deceased at a funeral. the choreographer is confident in grief and in the general grief of people.

of the carolinas. the proximity, chapel hill, north carolina, that's unc, then columbia, south carolina, that's universityectionately call themselves carolina, so the name and the rivalry actually has real meaning when you assess just how important it is. there are nearly ten schools that play big time football in the carolinas, both north carolina/south carolina. these two fan bases, they are ready to get after it. >> oh, yes. they've been doing this for a long time. these tar heels versus the game cocks. this all started back in 1903. what is it that makes this one so special? >> i think it's the proximity between the two schools. chapel hill just a couple hours away. columbia, south carolina, just about 90 minutes south. just the sheer quantity of colleges playing high level college football here in the carolinas. i think this charlotte area in particular, i love the queen city. i love this place. it's a melting pot. so many different loud barking fan bases. these two, i'll tell you as someone who's lived here multiple years. these two happen to bark the loudest. >> really? the loudest barkers of the b

i want i to ask dr martin davidson, expert in local govern finance, from the university of south walesneral problems echoing through the land? there have been problems in croydon and thurrock. could this be coming to a council near you? could this be coming to a council near ou? , ., could this be coming to a council near you?— near you? yes, for the last ten ears near you? yes, for the last ten years or _ near you? yes, for the last ten years or so. — near you? yes, for the last ten years or so, local— near you? yes, for the last ten years or so, local authorities . near you? yes, for the last ten i years or so, local authorities have encountered cutbacks with respective funding _ encountered cutbacks with respective funding. people assume they pay council— funding. people assume they pay council tax and that meet the expenditure they incur. 70% of local authority— expenditure they incur. 70% of local authority budgets are funded via centrai— authority budgets are funded via central government money. the allocation — central government money. the allocation of money. and what they are

examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so that people have a greater appreciation for the depth and the legacy that slavery and its consequences have had for the development of america and the present shape of our society today. host: before we let you go, you are also a board member of the international african-american museum which is set to open in charleston later this month. what can you tell us about this? guest: indeed, the public opening for the international african-american museum will be june 27. it is a project we have worked on for over 20 years. it is located on the cooper river early, the site for this museum is the wharf where in the united states, when congress finally outlawed the atlantic slave trade it ended at this particular place in charleston, and this was the last major center fo

oh, for like some of our actor we have to like south the, you know, spend there at the university. right? because they have been in jail and now also on the coast of florida as well. so it's, it's just, it's been really, you know, advocacy. why the government just, you know, i wrote it down without any reasonable things just about because it's possible that correction keeps them simple. yeah. hey, and liza, thank you so much for joining us. so that's it for the program. as always, you can catch us on social media and on our website, e, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chan. thanks for watching and have a good weekend. the change can be viewed the test, the natural conclusions of the climate change, the age of in line 300 year old id is be responsible for 2 days and could they help us solve them? i believe our futures in our past. how significant other beginning of the done as a series of the great philosophers to all present and future enlightenment says progresses in our hands in that news. so it's really, it's up to us, our series project, enlightenment starts oct

when reality and the imitation of reality with the help of modern computers will cease to differ, and away. i have a university doctor. paris south, head of the laboratory of big data analysis methods, faculty of computer science , higher school of economics denis aleksandrovich derkach denis aleksandrovich hello and thank you very much for taking the time to come to the studio. hello, thank you very much for the invitation. where to begin? let's start with , um, what can now be imitated using the means that, well, you and your colleagues are conventional. do you have a voice, an image of a person , facial expressions, gestures, gait, uh, in general, that’s how far literary works are styles, what how would you describe it? here is an achievement over the last i don’t know a year, a couple of years, six months. what, where the computer catches up with us and ceases to differ from what they do from what is, as if in reality we will return, then to what it really is, well, in fact, we are already, in principle, surrounded by such things, which have already been generated. e neurons. that is, when you call somewhere on the phone, qui

the music of african composers and the language that you hear is one of the eleven official languages. south africa lulu the universef greed and injustice has turned everyone into mourners there used to be such a thing profession a person had to grieve for a deceased person at a funeral, the choreographer is confident that it is in the bracket and in the general grief that people have a chance to unite, everything begins calmly. this is the principle of gradual intensification and build-up of the same melody, i’ll show you now. and in the end she seems to absorb you with this very principle. we used it in our production. and even if at some point it becomes quieter or stops altogether. we will certainly hear it again even more powerfully kristina bodrova channel one. the capital has returned, summer, weather sets temperature records in the center of moscow today recorded plus 24.9°. and the warmth settled in until the end of the week. on thursday. the temperature will drop slightly to 20 degrees celsius, and from friday and all weekend again 24-25, in fact , the value of july, we call this indian summer, weather for

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the university of the philippines, dillman and thanks for coming on the program aries, a, just to underscore, to viewers in other parts of the world. how much is up for debate? even the name south china sea, which is widely used internationally. but i understand it's not what people in the philippines call it. right. why is that as well? the buildings as not claiming the entirety of, of the south china sea, but what is only entitled to the nation by international law, primarily the united nations convention under log the c. so that's part of the south china sea that is uh where, where'd the philippines have solved during pm's top in rights? we call it the west philippine c. so we have this dispute on the high seas. why is china 500 miles away? claiming sea water is much closer to the philippines as well of china, despite be a signatory to the main international law instrument. as far as married time boundaries are concerned, which is when clause has said that they, their claim is only a something that they inherited from the comments on the party that used to be the party and in power. or at least during the time when china was still up under the communist party. they also made

and all the servants of the respected clergy and knowledge base , dear professors, university professors, ladies and gentlemen, and all of you who are role players in the province southrasan and has set an example in having a revolutionary spirit of resistance to chronology and timely presence in various political, social and cultural arenas , this long name will always remain for south khorasan province as a province of chronology with insight and governorship and always in the scene of this face me i don't want to say that as a servant at your service, all indicators show that the people of this province are hardworking people, they are cultured people in the true sense of the word, and the ashurai-friendly culture of this huge community is also a manifestation of the same culture of friendship and culture of the people of khorasan province. it is the south that i am proud to be in your company today, perhaps with the blessing of your prayers, with the blessings of your tears, with the blessings of your pure hearts, my letter will also be recorded in the scroll of mourners of hosseini, peace be upon him, the last words, the last words that these plans and projects

the largest assembly of the zaltopol state university, in the largest university in the south of russiaogy and equipment, for holding concert halls for 5 million. in principle, all the people who led this region , were supposed to go to this temple, this church fully financed all anti-russian projects, i saw a boy of 12-10 years old, he is standing in this in their elga, like in their clothes he is spinning on a pole, this is generally normal, the boy is 10 years old, where are the parents looking? because i want to make our land better. watch tv, look, all these terrible clips of naked, painted women, so who wants his daughter to be covered in tattoos with such lips and sell herself, of course no one wants. changing a child is such a thing, in fact, it is not tricky as it is. everything about this was laid down for us, it was clear to us that it was definitely not on the way, my first home, which i i was filming here, i walked into the entrance and immediately the first thing i saw was a swastika on the wall, two rocks ago, then some more torchlight processions began, we just watched f

university in the country. had the ministry collection the science of borders provides a good service to pilgrims. what are the borders in the south-east of the borders of sistan , where pilgrims from pakistan, from afghanistan, are hosted by our universities ? what pilgrims from the northwest of azerbaijan are hosted in urmia, hosted by kermanshah . in ilam, in khatri in khorramshahr, in fact, there was a set of capacities that came to work , and let's answer with sadness and breeze. mentioning the cultural and civilizational capacities, he mentioned a series of actions of jihadi groups in the field of medicine and other subjects. in the field, in the field of the field and the university, surah also mentioned some measures and emphasized that what is capacity should be done with greater speed and steps. it should be done in a bigger way so that he can respond to the love, respect and passion that in these days he wants to see a report, come back, we must talk about the plans in which direction in order to see these capacities being used more for his son. gives anyone of any age and any nationality and a position to be present in

bong, research fellow at yongsei university institute for north korean studies and adviser to south korea's national unification ministry. julie norman, co-director of the centre on u.s. politics at university college london. sergei markov, former russian member of parliament and a former spokesperson for russian president vladimir putin. a warm welcome to you all. let's begin in moscow. the russians have not said anything about this meeting. the americans are making a lot of noise about it. what have you been hearing? >> i think that russia is interested in having shells because north korea has a lot of preserves of shells. russia needs shells and north korea has shells. russia is interested in having some of the soldiers from north korea. russia is one of the main agricultural superpowers and can feed north koreans very well. it is a point for discussion. [indiscernible] imran: our guests in moscow is saying this is two subornation is doing a deal with each other. what do you think? >> whatever will be negotiated and decided between russia and north korea is up to those two countries. a lot will be held responsible for the outcomes of any agreemen

politics and lee is the of the çbook southern exposure, he overlooks architecture of chicago's south side of leicester universitypress which showcases his architectural photography and social commentary. his photography of the environment has appeared in 19 periodicals such as the new york times and architectural s, chicago architect, site and an international design publication such as paul wells and modular. unsurprised mentor where canaan was the chicago tribune's architecture critic were the years from 92 to 21 2000.1. is a new book who was the seaport, uiarchitecture, expertise and the public realm in chicago with graphite leave a moderator is gerald letters, professor of history at oral university teaches in the masters of liberalstudies program at northwestern . he is a historian and author of four books including the last location some sweet max super race and families is in chicago. thank you so much for us today and ask you if you could please sending a warm welcome to our distinguished analysts. >>. >> that he will a little upset, i introduce the system of chicago architectural criticism, didn't. i am

what you see for most of these mass shootings, less shooting we south university of north carolina was a vendetta shooting byar someone did not turn out to be someone that was set mass shooting at did a one off. the fact is most the time you see people with significant mental illness. a lot of times there would've been no gun law that would have prevented it. one of the young then he shot up one of the schools his mother had legally purchased a gun. he stole it from his home, went there and committed those murders. i do not want us to fall back into the sense there's any one particularly approach to stop this problem but in the mental health side of things we have to remove the stigma of people getting mental health treatment. >> it seems like everyone is paralyzed to move. we have enough conversations with what we do not have enough action. you've got enough chiefs but not enough indians. >> you are right. look, the reason people are paralyzed in my view from doing anything is because the politics of gotten so toxic around it. if you areic on one side of this or the other people don't

of the deadly stabbing near san jose state university. the stabbing happened just after 4:00 this morning. the area of south fourth and san carlo street. the victim's identity has not been released. so far there is no word on a motive. >>> there is a dilemma, a big one in fremont right now. b.a.r.t. is being asked to take a second look at plans to cut down trees that may be a safety howard . there is concern about a couple of bald eagles who have been spotted soaring above the trees. >> so i thought i need to bring a camera down. i bring a camera and i just love just watching them . they are just beautiful animals. >> reporter: christine william and dan sarver have spent the five step in years watching, photographing and just being happily in all of this remarkable feature of fremont quarry lakes area. >> this was this morning about a quarter until seven. >> this was yesterday morning , on alameda creek. [ laughter ] it's really cool. >> what are your names? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> reporter: they were alarmed when b.a.r.t. started taking down trees in the area, trees that these eagles have been using in some capacity. though, not nece

in ronald, assuming he's a professor of history political science from the university of michigan, he has a focus on the south carcases region. he joins me tonight from right here in berlin . professor, it's good to have you with this. we just heard their eyes are by john's president's foreign policy advisor denying any claims of ethnic cleansing. but that doesn't change the fact that you've got these ethnic armenians who are still thousands of them trying to flee this enclave due to a high level of mistrust. do you believe that it is safe for ethnic armenians to stay in the corner cover? bach? i don't believe it's safe for our means to stay in kind of a box or any part of us or by john at the moment, the other by johnny's now, since september 19th had the upper hand, the russian peacekeepers are doing nothing, and armenians don't trust the author by johnny's with whom they've had this active conflict for now 30 years. and so in order to save themselves and what they can, they're desperately trying to leave the country caused by john james, are large to get rid of these are means that they've been troublesome

large, for example, today we had a meeting with part of the global south , the first model of the league of arab states was opened at the universitysies were present here, seven ambassadors among them were opened by viktor antonovich sadovnichy, this is what us turned svo, yes, indeed, we were all the time oriented towards that very north, we all the time oriented our students to the fact that they would be europe there, the united states, by the way, they made a gigantic mistake, that’s a gigantic mistake by blocking that exchange this student who walked because he always walked through the same gate, usually russia or the soviet union sent their own there. very few people came to us and, as a rule, they were already either graduate students or they were teachers, that is, people with an already mature worldview, with rank, no, even without rank, but yes, perhaps, in any case , people were sent there, now they have blocked this channel themselves, because in the very years of the cold war, with the aggravation of the cold war, fulbratov’s program began to work in russia professors. who came here, gave lectures, and there were agr

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