think, you know, schools that are going to run, we have, i have class at 10 in the morning at university of state. and so i don't think we have any, any disruption. and in terms of, of a sig, having a confirmation uh from uh, the us that they seem to have had a, according to a one report, some prior warning of orals. this some, they've certainly described their relationship with israel as on cause. and that was the word that was used, the words that we used when iran has attacked israel, the 2nd time with those the ballistic missiles. so what, what is the role of the us in all of this? because it has clearly, for a very long time, described iran as a threat to the world. and yet has me, once it's escalates it, where it would be involved, is it likely to be drugs in any further than it already is? as you know, we have the election, it was the united states and of up to 10 days that it would be foolish for the democrats that are sitting in the white house to engage in a serious, military confrontation rented on at this time. i don't think they want trump it to be that piece can do that. i don't thi

of st. petersburg state university. according to the sign, if you walk through the labyrinth, which from above resembles a hemisphere of the brain, you can noticeably become smarter, do not get lost on this way. our host volunteered to conduct the tour first-year student of the higher school of management of st. petersburg state university, nikita kurganov. today we are at a historical place for our. university, it was built in honor of the three hundredth anniversary of st. petersburg, and here are exactly 300 stones that were sent from various universities, from different points of the world. i see that the territory is huge, there are a lot of buildings, but where is the main building, how to understand where the main building is? the main building is the historical first building of our university, the building twelve colleges in 1722 , such an administrative quarter was to be created here and... the synod, senate and colleges were to be located in this building, but the project failed for certain reasons, in 1724 al

understand it perfectly, provided that education in universities of the republic of belarus, i'm not even talking about our university, the belarusian stateversity, which, well, in general, is higher in a number criteria, again the same international rankings, than the top universities of the russian federation, education is no worse, what's the point ? what comes first for you, family or career? well, of course, first place is always for any person - it's family, i would say so, but the question is that today the world is such that, for example, my wife, she is also no less busy than me, well , maybe less busy, but at least she doesn't sit at home, that's it, she's waiting for her husband, when will he... come back, when will this one be, that's this is a huge work on communication, because in order not to put my interests ahead of the whole planet, to take into account the interests of a person close to me, that's when this work will be, that 's when this is love, and there is mutual understanding. and if your wife asked to leave her job at the university, would you agree to this? i know that she will not ask this, otherwise she would n

preparation for the olympiad took place under the sensitive guidance of teachers of the belg-state university, but it all started with school teachers, who constantly directed their students to reach only the highest peaks of knowledge. i usually start preparing children from the very. moment of acquaintance, literally in the first lessons you already identify those children who are interested in the subject, as for preparation, this is clear, not in lessons, this is to help optional classes to help participate in different marathons and competitions. stanislav brodnicki knows everything about the earth and space, because geology and meteorology are much more important to him than science, he participated in the tenth european geographical olympiad in serbia and the seventeenth international olympiad in sciences. about the earth in china, the result: a gold and silver medal. the guy's formula for success is simple: the right allocation of time and constant repetition of topics. i think it's right to allocate time so that it doesn't happen that one day you study a lot, and the next day you don

now most of the guys, students of the faculty of geography and geoinformatics of the state university. you can continue to develop your potential here, thanks to the new. modern equipment scientific laboratories, the faculty of geography and geoinformatics of the belarusian state university is today and for a long time we hope will continue to be the flagship of geographical education and geographical science in the republic of belarus, and we are one of the powerful centers of geography in eastern europe as a whole. today we offer eight specialties, literally this year we opened a new interdisciplinary specialty, it is regional studies and translation activities. we plan to prepare guys. in collaboration with another faculty, and the guys, graduates will receive a triple qualification, geographer, teacher, translator. belarusian schoolchildren are among the top experts in seven specialized subjects, among participants of international olympiads. the guys brought medals from all over the world. china, india, ireland, serbia, kazakhstan, russia, and this is not limit, further more, bec

traditional chinese culture, the republican institute of sinology named after confucius of the belarusian. state university, and today we will touch this culture, taste the mysteries of the tea ceremony, learn all the subtleties of traditional chinese painting and calligraphy. with you, alina nivoina, and this is the project fashion for culture. the culture of china is one of the most ancient and original cultures in the world. it was china that became the birthplace of such philosophical. such as taoism and confucianism. chinese culture has long been a model for imitation among neighboring countries. japan, korea, vietnam and many others. ruts and educates the spirit. it is not for nothing that so much attention was paid to this art in ancient china. officials took a mandatory exam in calligraphy and even emperors diligently practiced writing hieroglyphs. plus, learning calligraphy is a separate developmental practice. the lessons will be useful for those who are engaged in oriental painting, because these two art forms are inextricably linked. they. rely on common principles and techniques, and a rare ch

today , branches of famous russian universities are successfully operating in our country. it is planned to open a branch of the moscow stateical university in kazakhstan. this year marks the 80th anniversary of the founding of the moscow state medical university, the anniversary. befits the specifics the university is celebrated on an international scale. alumni meetings are held abroad as well. the conference in the capital of kazakhstan is timed to coincide with the round date of the famous educational institution. the annual meeting of mgemo alumni is always a full-fledged international forum. the student fraternity of the russian university with a worldwide reputation unites the elite of international diplomacy, heads of entire states, politicians, and big business figures from dozens of countries. among the graduates are the president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev, an entrepreneur and philanthropists. rusmanov, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and a whole galaxy of scientists, journalists, government and public figures. president of kazakhstan kassym-jamar takayev, one of the most prominent graduates of mgemo. taka

letters by jefferson and madison preserve the context of which the federalist essays were written and also how they were received. >> arizona state universityrofessor colleen sheehan, what was the role of the bill of rights in the federalist papers? >> first of all, i have to mention that arizona state university and the school of civic and economic thought and leadership also has a first edition of the federalist papers. it is a real treasure here at our university. what is the role of the bill of rights and the federalist papers? basically, publius and is why we do not need a bill of rights. both hamilton and madison argue we do not need a bill of rights. the anti-federalist our argument for it -- the anti-federalist are arguing for it. the reason he said we do not need a bill of rights is because the american government is different from the british government. in the british model, the government granted rights to the people gradually. think of magna carta. the american government is very different. government does not grant rights to the people. the people delegate powers to the government. the people are sovereign. and so madison was

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after that, they come to our faculty, they live in the dormitories of the belarusian state university, a schedule of classes is formed for them for the allotted period for the whole school day. in the morning in the first half. in total, our belarusian team of geographers has 15 awards, six of them are gold medals. now most of the guys are students of the faculty of geography and geoinformatics of the bilge university. you can continue to develop your potential here, thanks to the new modern equipment of scientific laboratories. the faculty of geography and geoinformatics of the belarusian state. geographical education and geographical , we hope, will continue to be the flagship is today and for a long time, science in the republic of belarus, and we are one of the powerful centers of geography in general in eastern europe. today we offer eight specialties, and literally this year we opened a new interdisciplinary specialty, this is regional studies and translation activities. we plan to prepare students in collaboration with another faculty, and the students, graduates will receive t

formation of a multi-million youth, motivated team of builders of the union state, historical truth, students, postgraduates of universitieshool teachers, about how to resist western propaganda in order to preserve independence and a peaceful sky. of course, the issue of cooperation between our states is relevant, as some kind of single whole, which in ... it is common, we are two countries, yes, belarus and russia, which constantly support each other help, here are sometimes difficult, yes, difficult times, difficult events, of course, the youth, therefore for the union state. the unity of views and approaches helps to resist attempts to falsify history, when the people and the youth are together, it is more effective and counteracts external forces that are trying to destabilize the internal situation in the union. state. history is being written before our eyes, and, as the participants noted, today this is without involving the battlefield for the future, since a full-scale information war is being waged against belarus and russia. what union state, which we have as authorities in the russian federation, at least for s

serhiy kudelya, professor of political science at baylor university in texas, united states of americahello, mr. serhiy, mr. professor, thank you for finding time for us, good day, the first question, well, should we keep a close eye on the debate between the republicans and the democrats, when the vice presidents take part in this debate, we are talking about the presidents everyone here, we are under the impression that we are taking part in these elections, and we will also have polling stations set up somewhere here, and we will throw ballots there, but what about the vice presidents, is it important? for it is said to have really attracted attention, at least in america, between mr. vance of the republicans and mr. walsom from the democrats, what do you think about this debate, how much does it affect the choice of americans in general, the debates in general do not affect the choice very much, especially the vice presidents, because no one watches them in large numbers, the vice presidents are the second after all person, at the same time we saw that during the debates key. there

teachers in the russian federation and, of course, our many thousands of staff of the russian state pedagogical university named after alexander ivanovich gertsin, the oldest pedagogical university in our country. we hope that our developments will be useful for the education system will ensure its further development, the quality of education of the russian federation. thank you. for a set of teaching aids for teaching preschool children the rules of safe behavior on the road. akhmadiyeva roziya shaykhaidarovna, rector of the kazan state institute of culture. onikina natalia sergeevna, head of the department of the scientific center for safety and life support of the academy of sciences of the republic of tatarstan. nikolaevich, head of the department of the scientific center life safety. mennikhanov refkat nurgalievich, director of the state budgetary institution road safety. dear mikhail vladimirovich, dear colleagues, putin, at a meeting with the best teachers of the russian federation, clearly once again defined that the main principles of raising a child, this is at an early age everything happens,

university continues to support all student athletes as mandated by state law. >> the fallout over its transgender volleyball player, blaire fleming, continues. players at the university of nevada, reno, informed their administrators that they would not play against san jose state on october 26th, which is against nevada state law. some people on san jose state's campus weighed in on the issue. >> i would accept them. i think there's no problem with them participating in sports at all for being transgender. i support the trans community. >> it's not fair because like males are like way different than females in athletics. they're more powerful, quicker and all that. >> southern utah university and boise state have already forfeited games to san jose state. the university of nevada also released a statement saying, in part, the university intends to move forward with the match as scheduled, and the players may choose not to participate in the match on the day of the contest. no players will be subject to any team disciplinary action for their decision not to participate in the match. the billy defrank lgbtq plus community center is just a few miles away from san jose stat

so i'm paul renfro i'm an associate professor of history at state university and the author of i'm reading my own >>> thank you all for joining us . really excited to be here. i am an associate professor of history at florida state university. author of the stranger danger. i am thrilled to introduced our panel here. important and often overlooked fulcrum of the political and economic development of the american welfare state. a rhodes scholar earned her m.s. is at mrc and in economic and social history at the university of oxford and b.a. from vanderbilt in psychology and french. previously, serena served as a manager of special projects in the department of innovation and economic opportunity, the city of birmingham, alabama, a team laser focused on facilitating an inclusive economy in one of america's foremost post-industrial cities. a great, great city. it is caleb smith is a doctoral candidate in the department of history at brandeis university. he studies 20th century u.s. political history. his work concentrates on how black in the northern u.s. conceptual ized, practiced and expand

i am a general practitioner, graduated from the university of gomel state medical university, i work as a doctor at the rogachovsky central district hospital, ok, it's been a long time, it's been almost 2 years here, oh it's been a long time, i want to tell you, i understand that in rogachev you tried condensed milk, yes i already tried it , do you have condensed milk at home, yes we have condensed milk to taste, hello, good afternoon, we are kuban today on an excursion, welcome, before the excursion put on - protective capes and we will go to the milking, where we will watch how we milk a cow, by the way, yes, that's what we wanted to know all this, first of all we want to know how condensed milk is made, without we won't get condensed milk, great, well, let's go, let's go, how are you anyway? the device is connected when the cow has milked, after that a sealing solution is applied again so that microflora does not get in through the nipple, so that the cow does not get sick later, and i look, these devices somehow bounce off them themselves, this is automatic, it is milked in autom

serves under the biden administration, so both of them have voiced their support for the harris campaign. host: thom reilly joining us from arizona state university for this discussion. this is barry up next. in new jersey, a supporter of the harris-walz ticket. ahead. caller: thank you, c-span. these border states, what concerns me is that the amount of legislation that has been brought to the floor of the house that has not been acted on. in 2013 the senate approved a border bill that was approved 68-32 in the senate. they delivered it to john boehner, and john boehner refused to bring it to the floor. again, in february 2024 the senate put together a bill to fund, correcting the border issues, but donald trump again said that the republicans want to maintain this as an issue for the election. in the most recent border bill that was approved they had a provision for these fentanyl sensors. apparently these sensors are sitting in a warehouse someplace but cannot be used because they have not been validated. the money was put in the latest bill to do that. my question is, why hasn't this been elevated to public discussion in states like arizona a

of course, i want to enter mfi. you want to practice, then the virtual environment mesh will help you. if you play, then play big. i want to enter the kazan state medical university medicine in literature, they gave me so many homework assignments for monday , i have isaa, moscow state university, institute of african countries, in first place, i am choosing a profession where

of the anniversary season. the start and finish will take place on the university square near the main building of moscow state university. and he scored more goals than anyone else in the history of soviet hockey. this is his character, his character is manly. boris mikhailov, a legend of world hockey, celebrates his anniversary. at this moment , air raid sirens are sounding in kiev and sumy. a new strike with precision weapons was carried out today on military facilities in ukraine. local publications eyewitnesses reported explosions in capital, as well as in poltava. fires broke out at the landing sites. according to preliminary data, the target included the arsenal of long-range western weapons. explosions were also heard from the machine-building plant in kramatorsk. well, in the special operation zone, assault squads are developing an offensive in the pokrovsky direction. the armed forces are expanding the control zone near the coal mine and simultaneously destroying. enemy defenses in a voluntary manner and that's how our artillerymen managed to destroy the enemy's dugout and an infantry fighting vehicle

certificates and a crystal pelican by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko and the rector of moscow state university viktor sadovnichy. teacher of the year of russia, the largest competition for teachers in the country. this year it was held for the thirty-fifth time. the winners were teachers from sadygeya, belgorod, tomsk, sverdlovsk regions, chelyabinsk and the chechen republic. today our help is needed. masha from omsk, because of serious illness, the girl does not walk or speak, in order to develop intellectually and physically, masha needs a special stroller for walks, which she can control independently, but masha's family cannot afford to buy one, ilya fedosov will tell you how to help. there are such cases and there are more of them than you might expect, when doctors cannot give children with developmental disabilities an accurate diagnosis. masha is 16 years old, she is the third child in the family, by the age of 10 signs of a progressive neurodegenerative disease appeared, now she can no longer walk independently, at home she has an electric wheelchair, which she controls herself, but s

the work will be checked by teachers of the belarusian state university, after the results of the school stage, a video will be held for students. collection of olympiad tasks. the battle for the 2025 world cup for the belarusian national beach soccer team begins today. in the qualifications for the prestigious forum, the belarusians will begin their performance in the group stage with a match against the belgian team. it is our team that experts call the clear favorite of the meeting. moreover, the team of nicolas alvarado is the main contender for victory in trio-di, where moldova also plays. directly next two teams from each group will advance to the qualifying stage, but first place gives an advantage, so, let's follow the start of the qualification live on belarus 5, the belarus-belgium match starts at 16:30. this is the news at this hour, we are following the developments in the country in the world, have a nice day.

of the st. petersburg state university. ch bugay, doctor of philosophy, professor of the moscow state university. i, vladimir ligoyda, we are starting our conversation. dear colleagues, you know, i would like to ask you this as a warm-up question: which of plato's texts do you personally turn to most often? roman viktorovich, let's start with you, well , to be honest, then probably the armchair of truth, parmenite, things constantly appear that i want to look at there, probably the most interesting text for working with students, it is very interesting from the point of view of different types. dialectics, dialectics, and i would say different kinds, yes, because it is possible to interpret from the position of dialectics in the modern sense of the word, from the point of view of skeptical dialectics, everything that is presented in the hypotheses that make up the main part of the dialogue of the times, but i find even more interesting the introduction to its part, where , in my opinion, socrates is dedicated to philosophy.

in 1992, he graduated from the history department of the leden state university, and in 2003, he first became a member of the second chamber of the parliament of the states general of the netherlands. in october 2010, mark rutto took up the post of prime minister and minister of general affairs. in total, he held the post of head of the cabinet of ministers almost 14 years. this is a record for the netherlands to hold this position. in june of this year , nato countries unanimously approved the politician's candidacy for the post of secretary general of the alliance. ryuta is a supporter of nato's policy of containing russia and has repeatedly advocated for strengthening the alliance's borders. under ryuta's government, amsterdam supplied kiev with artillery, weapons, drones and ammunition. today marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china, vladimir putin sent a congratulatory message to the chairman of the prc, xidzenping, in which he noted. the country's impressive successes in economic, social, scientific and technical development. the president note

the university of delaware has among the highest percentage of students in the country that go to a state university that they leave the state to start working. one reason why it's exactly what casey expressed. housing is a key part of that. i imagine, casey, not many of your classmates want to go back and live with mom and dad after college. we have to make sure that housing is affordable and create effective pathways. there are those under the university of delaware that want to start companies. they have an amazing idea. unfortunately those ideas and the start of those companies is it too often relegated to just the wealthy. if you have a rich uncle that can support your start up you get an opportunity to do it. we will look at the edge grant program and the variety of opportunities to grow small business. reducing cost is one issue and we also have to increase wages. this is vitally important with students coming out of university. and we are collaborating with retailers and restaurants to make sure cost structures are low, doing what we can to make sure dental continues to be a low-c

thing, the development of scientific schools, the forum of engineering and technical universities of the union stateny novgorod. common history - common spiritual and moral values, the day of crimea was held in ... about the main thing briefly further in the program. from the most pressing issues of the international domestic information agenda to personal topics. the president of belarus held a meeting with students of engineering and technical universities in the open microphone format. for the head of state, this is an opportunity to understand how subtly young people feel responsibility for the future of the country, how they navigate the current events of a global scale. the students bombarded the head of state with a variety of questions. to make some kind of systemic or global mistake, this is the most dangerous thing for any leader, especially the first person, therefore i honestly thought about it many times, you think, my god, this is necessary, there is agriculture here and there, that's why my head hasn't fallen apart, and you know, it's like, well , let's not use modern language, i'll s

crystal pelican were presented to him by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko and rector of moscow state universitydovnichy. teacher of the year of russia, the largest competition for teachers in the country, this year it was held for the thirty-fifth time. the winners were teachers from adygea, belgorod, tomsk, sverdlovsk regions, chelyabinsk and the chechen republic. today, our help is very much needed by sixteen-year-old masha from omsk, due to a serious illness she does not walk or talk, but she feels and understands a lot. in order to develop, intellectually and physically, masha needs a special stroller for walks, which she can control independently, but the family can't afford to buy such a car. ilya fedosov will tell you how to help. there are such cases and there are more of them than you might expect, when doctors cannot give children with developmental disabilities an accurate diagnosis. masha is 16 years old, she is the third child in the family, her appearance was very much awaited, but she was born with problems and spent the first years of her life in hospitals. at 5, marusya began t

the eastern state universities can't come close to the excellence of the midwestern state universitiesabor all of the names, but the wisconsins, indianas, illinois, the university of columbia, the oldest journalism school in the nation. my other comment is that estimates are about one third of everybody who goes to the ivy league schools, harvard, princeton, yale and the wannabes like colgate university, they frequently end up in the state department or in their parents' corporations. they are enormously rich. they are from the original new england group. they joined fraternities, they drink, they party, they have nothing to worry about. they are legacy students. thank you for taking my comment. guest: i don't think that that is quite fair. i went to the university of missouri and drank and partied in a fraternity. there is a lot of that out there . it essentially is the case that more selective a school the higher percentage of students from wealthy families. that's just a fact. host: karen in lexington, virginia on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. i have one simple quest

of the team. the others schools that decided to forgo their matches. our southern utah university, boise state and the university of wyoming, the spartans game against colorado state is still on schedule for today. >> for your health while bullying of any kind can cause dramatic responses. exor experts are warning that artificial intelligence and deep fakes are creating more alarming types of harassment. technology experts are warning how school bullies can create a host of cyber-bullying materials that makes victim's life worse. with ai, the cdc says victims of bullying can face elevated risk for depression, anxiety and sleep disorders as well as experience academic hurdles, possibly even dropping out of school. but doctors as purdue university say parents should also be on lookout for a new phenomenon called self cyber bullying. >> essentially, the minor creates. >> thank, you know, account online and they harass themselves. >> and they're doing this a partially for attention seeking behaviors, but also because the miners believe that other people are pulling them. so they are the ones that

educational advisers were presented by the minister of education sergey krovtsov and the rector of moscow state university viktor sadovnichy. the first deputy head of the presidential administration sergey kiriyenko spoke about the system that has been formed in the country in recent years to support, educate and educate. these are projects such as lessons, conversations about important things, eaglets of russia, the russian movement of children and youth. the supposed new head of hezbollah, hashem sofi addin, was killed in the israeli attack on beirut, al-rabia tv channel reports this. and a video of the explosion, which allegedly killed the former leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrola, has appeared on the internet. at least 76 civilians were killed in this attack. today, it became known about the death of another commander of the military wing of the hamas organization as a result of an israeli strike on a refugee camp. tel avifa continues to bomb beira. its southern suburbs already resemble the palestinian gaza. world media write that this is the deadliest conflict in lebanon in three decades. according

our guest today is the rector of the belarusian state university of informatics and radioelectronics, vadim anatolyevich boguv. i'll go meet the guests. hello, vadim anatolyevich, hello, come in. our improvised kitchen, often relax in nature, i can't boast that i have this systemic event, but sometimes it happens, i love it very much, well, you will be visiting us, it's very nice, thank you for the invitation, we are always glad to see you, so our signature apron, work clothes, safety instructions, yes, that means we have boards, we have knives, the main thing is to do it carefully and not cut off your fingers, there is accepted, so. today we will cook a dish with you, fried potatoes with chanterelles, accepted, with pleasure, often in the kitchen, it happens, here, and how do you cook yourself, well, i cook less often, and a method for relieving stress, you know which one, which one, wash the dishes, well, that's also a good option, maybe you can also walk, talk, think with your feet, yes, that, but this often happens during working hours, then i'll be you. so i'm a pro, so i can sta

charles walgreen arguing with his niece and going from that to a full-blown state legislative hearing on whether the university ofe state as a subversive organization. and even though that crusade by uncle walgreen did not work to shut down the university of chicago, the crusade sort of caught on. after the walgreens university of chicago thing, the same expert witness got a call from henry ford of the ford motor company and he paid her to come to michigan to expose all the evil communists at the university of michigan and try to get the university of michigan shut down as well. and that it was california and the los angeles chamber of commerce paid her to come to southern california where she assured everyone that she had confirmed the ucla was a hotbed of communism, presumably also freelove. she did the same thing at cornell. she did the same thing at northwestern, trying to get all of these university shut down. they wanted all of these universities shut down as evil, subversive, communistic institutions. they did not get the university shut down. but a lot of very rich people working on this is what they thou

the guys were helped by teachers of the belarusian state university, lectures, practical classes. one of the key goals was not only to increase the knowledge base in the specialized subject, but also in 2024, out of 63 participants, 56 schoolchildren won diplomas, 18 gold medals, 13 silver medals and 25 bronze medals. by the way, the olympiad movement is very popular among students of general education institutions. in this regard, a full-time and distance learning school for olympiad winners in seven subjects was launched in belarus. thanks to their work , many achieve such goals. a ceremony honoring the pedagogical asset of the region was held in slutsk. among the awardees are specialists who are united by professionalism, painstaking work and love for children. address teachers congratulations and warm words. for them, a festive concert in the house of culture is a good tradition of the minsk region, on the eve of teacher's day to share the holiday with colleagues. of course, it is nice when your achievements and successes are noted, but the biggest reward this year awaited me i

episodes, one of them happened in khmelnytskyi, where the state bureau of investigation today exposed the head ... of the regional center of medical and social expertise of moscow state universitycil from the servant of the people party tetiana krupa and her son oleksandr krupa on illegal enrichment. during the searches, they found almost 6 million dollars in cash in various currencies. law enforcement officers are investigating a case of illegal registration disability to men trying to avoid military service. among the things that... this lady and her son have, and real estate both in khmelnytskyi and abroad, accounts abroad, well, that is, quite large sums circulated in this family, and here a completely logical question arises, so larisa, indeed, in khmelnytskyi, which is small, by european standards, in a small town, no one knew who tetyana krupa was. and if she had such a huge turnover of money, then it is clear that many people communicated with her, resolved these issues regarding disability, it is clear that the special services should also have seen this, because she kept a hotel there in khmelnytskyi, that is, she did not live on her salary, and it was visible, nine c

president of kazakhstan, kassym-jamar takayev, one of the most prominent graduates of the moscow state medical university. institute of international relations, dreamed of it while still an almaty schoolboy, and by the way, he entered on his first try in 1970. knowledge of chinese opened the way for takayev to china. in his fifth year, the future president of kazakhstan was sent for a six-month internship at the ussr embassy in the people's republic of china. after graduating, he made a brilliant diplomatic career. in his in his speech at the anniversary event, takayev noted that in the conditions of unprecedented geopolitical instability. the training of diplomats is becoming even more important. the international community needs détente, a new positive agenda for the resumption of constructive dialogue. the idea of ​​a holistic, indivisible eurasian security can become a conceptual basis for building a multipolar, fair , sustainable world order. and to other news. a research institute will be created in kyrgyzstan food. safety and nutrition. its employees should be leading agronomists and veterinarians

of the team. the other schools that decided to forgo their matches. our southern utah university, boise state the university of wyoming, the spartans game against colorado state is still scheduled for today. >> all right. and speaking of college sports, march madness is coming back to chase center. the warriors home arena will be used in the sweet 16 and elite 8 for the men's tournament. the games will be played the weekend of march. 27th next year will mark the second time chase center has hosted march madness. >> it's been cool. >> now the majors talking about the nba in basketball, the warriors, they're feeling the love on the island >> we're just a day away from the start of pre-season. very exciting for all for sports. director jason dumas brings us the highlights this morning. >> the warriors have a bunch of new faces at camp including a couple of rookies and 3 key offseason signings in buddy hield who you see right there, deanthony melton and kyle anderson, this is very much a team still looking to find an identity in the post splash brothers era. of course, one splash brother is still

university which is one of the best universities in hanoi. they read my book and they said how can we improve the image of rich people? can you imagine a university night states, social science? i was invited to germany to a discussion and it was about how can we explore the topic. by the way in poland they see the wealthy people is very positive and not a scapegoats. both of these countries have allowed a lot of things in common. this is the reason i put that in thed book. lot of people don't know where people were killed and poland than in any other country in terms of the population. they had socialism. it started with economic reform and a lot of other countries left and i hope a lot of young people night states and universities -- it's not right. >> rainer zitelmann to trade deals make a difference? that the u.s. did not sign a trade deal with vietnam at the eu did. >> no, i think within the united states they are a free trade than any nul country. >> what does it mean to have a free trade agreement? >> if you feel that something is not okay you can go to an international cause and so this is in china you can't do it. they would never accept an internati

preparation for international olympiads takes place under the strict guidance of teachers of the belarusian state universityeam itself is formed from the winners of republican intellectual competitions. then lectures and practical tasks. who became the best leader in military-patriotic education in the vitebsk region? this is a representative of the seventh gymnasium of the regional center. 25 participants fought for the opportunity to go to the republican final. prepared creative business cards, shared developments and promising approaches for educating young people. competition of leaders of military-patriotic education, and i think, will further push our movement, and as they say, we, educating the younger generation, also serve the state. the leader of military-patriotic education, first of all, is a leader, working with children myself, i see that young people understand their values, the values ​​of our people, honor the memory of pre... we have very competent specialists who work with the younger generation, their experience, their developments, their responsibility, their attitude to the matter, in

bearer of traditional chinese culture, the confucius republican institute of sinology of the belarusian state university. and today we will touch this culture, taste the mysteries of the tea ceremony and learn all the intricacies of traditional chinese painting and calligraphy. alina nevoina is with you, and this is the fashion for culture project. the culture of china is one of the most ancient. and original cultures in the world, it was china that became the birthplace of such philosophical teachings as taoism and confucianism. chinese culture has long been a model for imitation among neighboring countries. japan, korea, vietnam and many other countries have adopted chinese traditions and customs. and traditional chinese painting poetry is filled with deep meaning. the canvas of chinese masters. amaze with the technique of execution with paints. one of the brightest symbols of china has become calligraphy. for the inhabitants of the celestial empire, this is not just a way of writing, but a means of aesthetic expression of the inner world of a person. the practice of calligraphy harmonizes and educate

university continues to support all student athletes as mandated by state law. >> the fallout over its transgender volleyball player, blaire fleming continues. players at the university of nevada, reno, informed their administrators that they would not play against san jose state on october 26th, which is against nevada state law. some people on san jose state's campus weighed in on the issue. >> i would accept them. i think there's no problem with them participating in sports at all for being transgender. i support the trans community. >> it's not fair because like, males are like way different than females in athletics. they're more powerful, quicker and all that. >> southern utah university and boise state have already forfeited games to san jose state. the university of nevada also released a statement saying in part, the university intends to move forward with the match as scheduled, and the players may choose not to participate in the match on the day of the contest. no players will be subject to any team disciplinary action for their decision not to participate in the match. the billy defrank lgbtq plus community center is just a few miles away from san jose stat

i believe this is an appropriate discussion to host here at michigan state university. not only because ofo experience a public leaders who are spartans, i was a probably public global research university focus on developing tomorrow's leaders and tomorrow's doers i like to say, michigan state t university is committed to conversations that illuminate the issues of the day. we are going to do that this evening. i am reminded of something one of my predecessors msu president jon a hanna said about the purpose of education. president hannah once said, one suction purpose is an adequate understanding of the theory and the operation of our government. and of the obligation of the individual to make it function properly. he said government is the fabric protecting mechanism we build and maintain to assure for ourselves the dignities and freedom that we cherish. michigan state university continues to strive to develop citizen scholars. something i promise you i am committed to a short newest president. the informed criticalcake thinks president hannah envisioned is necessary to uphold a modern d

state. players for the university of nevada, reno say they will sit out in protest. the nevada volleyball players intended to forfeit their game on october 26th against san jose state. however, the university of nevada announced it will compete, saying the players made their decision without consulting the school. unr says the players don't speak for the university, but may choose to sit out. this all comes after four other universities recently forfeited their games against san jose state. ncaa rules allow transgender women to compete in women's sports under certain conditions. we would like to correct a mistake we made in a story last friday about a report critical of the san francisco zoo. the report was from the city's animal control and welfare commission. in our story, we mischaracterized what was involved with the zoo getting accredited by the association of zoos and aquariums. the aza statement says. the accreditation was based on an inspection by a team of three independent inspectors with decades of combined experience, who spent four days going through the

michigan and michigan state are playing and i thought that was where you going with the question. i understand you are a graduate of michigan state university. kristen: go, green. i have a degree from u of m, as well. paul: i have a degree from the university of michigan but i have aunts and uncles, it is a house divided. i would like to tell you a story about infrastructure. i get asked what committees if i would like to serve on in washington? an answer i have come up with is transportation and infrastructure. part of that is the needs we have throughout the district our roads, pipelines. there were specific incidents. i was at a meeting in bay county. they mention the coast guard was cutting back on some services and they were concerned about rescues. i wondered what part of the federal government oversees the coast guard. it is transportation and infrastructure. i look forward to the opportunity if elected to be an advocate for funds for all kinds of infrastructure, including roads. i want to address coast guard resources to help us in michigan's 8th district. kristen: i think we should bring the coast guard station back here. [laughter

total most i pull and today who's an assistant professor of sociology at the university of pittsburgh in the bible grand state of pennsylvania, who specializes in puerto rican politics. welcome to dw for them on the so 1st and foremost, do you think be puerto rico comments could be on october surprise for trump. i mean, elections are decided by a consequence of factors. and when these elections are so close as we see now, one of these factors changing at this late stage could shape the outcome of an election. now you, you're in pennsylvania, which is one of these most when the state set for both campaigns. they've been campaigning hard there. it also has a large puerto rican community. so tell us more about their political leanings guess what we observed in the case of what the guns in pennsylvania and nothing else more generally is that they are overwhelmingly supportive of the democratic party. however, it is important to also note that of only 40 percent of eligible at the nodes went out to vote and the 2020 presidential election. so in so far as these incendiary commons can trigger and electronic mobiliza

bullock from the university of georgia and author of the book "the changing political south," thanks for your time today. we will finish off our look at georgia as a battleground stateith him or university's alan abramowitz when "washington journal" continues. >> with some of the tightest races for congress in modern political history, stay ahead with c-span's comprehensive coverage. we bring you access to the top debates from across the country. debates from races shaping your state's future and the balance of power in washington. follow our campaign 2024 coverage from local to national debates anytime online at c-span.org/campaign. be sure to watch tuesday, november 5, for live, real-time election night results. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics, powered by cable. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the biggest events was livestreams of floor proceedings and hearings from congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns, and more from the world of politics, all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and