well, we are now adding andrii to our marathon sheptytsy, a professor at the university of warsaw, an expert at the strategy 2050 institute. congratulations, professor, glory to ukraine. good afternoon, glory, yes, yesterday's parliamentary elections, we followed, there are no final results yet. but the results of the exit polls are already available, and in general, judging by yesterday's battles at the polling stations, there is a feeling that the east of poland supported the ruling party, the west of poland supported the civic coalition, well, of course, the key there was the civic platform of donald tusk, you word, but we already have more than that exit poll, but we also have late exit. hey, and also, some of the singles were simply counted, eh, indeed, we have such regional differences in poland, but they have always existed and will always exist, the main thing is, first, a very high turnout in the elections, more than, it seems, 70%, but this has not happened in poland yet for... for many years, the second is the victory of the democratic opposition, that is, the public platfo

ukrainian greek catholic church andriy sheptytsy, a political scientist and teacher at the university of warsaw the poland 2050 party, which is part of the third way coalition. he says that he studied political processes for many years, and now he decided to apply his theoretical knowledge in practice. our democratic standards have deteriorated, well, our political standards a situation such as in hungary or as it once was in ukraine under kuchma, and well, there is also simply such a sense of such a simply patriotic duty, not only to look, and only to write in scientific journals that everything is good, but simply to act, against in this situation, a pole who knows the ukrainian language and attends the ukrainian greek-catholic church has what polish society has to offer, support for , for example, poland's entry into the eurozone, i think this should have been done many years ago, but look at slovakia , on slovenia, andrzej szyptycki rides a bicycle with his own campaign poster and distributes leaflets in markets near universities and subways, says that people often ask about his historical

world-renowned lecturers, more than just professor yakovenko, we have recorded the lectures of warsaw universityr oli hnatyuk, who received a large number of awards for her research, international awards, we have: there are lectures by a person, a researcher, who is relatively young, but who is well known abroad, and who taught a lot abroad, yaroslav strykha, or actually, lectures by natalia starchenko, who also received all possible and impossible prizes for his scientific works. international awards, that is, if our researchers are recognized by the world scientific community, then why should we imagine that our culture in this world scientific community is not interesting, obviously interesting, besides, i am probably in my own experience also convinces me of this, i have taught at the jagiellonian university many times, as a guest professor , including teaching the history of ukrainian culture, and here, i also had two guest courses last year, when the war began, and the request and interest of the ukrainian cultural in the student environment was extremely large, these were selective course

warsaw university professor andriy sheptytskyi is convinced that with the victory of peace, the policyds kyiv will not fundamentally change, but a feeling of fatigue from the war in ukraine, which is already there, will begin to appear. spread across poland. we also have internal economic problems, very powerful inflation, people simply not enough, well, the salary is not enough to live on. and in this context, there are also fakes that are also spread by russian propaganda, some people simply , well, start to believe it, yes, they also do not like that ukrainians receive... use some social assistance programs, just like polish citizens. but let's move on if tusk's political force, the civil coalition, comes to power. at the beginning of october, her march of millions of hearts gathered considerable support in warsaw. the opposition accuses the authorities of retreating from democratic norms. the hottest the topic is the prohibition of abortion. young people are dissatisfied and want to leave for the west. to all the ladies, to all the girls who showed us their faces. it is significant

of kaczyński, morawieci and duda is budapest in warsaw. and we know that there are no independents in hungary anymore media, institutions, culture, even universitiesate to the government , some judges are independent, but not all, and in poland after the elections, if peace wins, unfortunately, the same will happen. this sounds very sad, because poland is an example for us and we know the slogan that there is no free poland without a free ukraine, but whether there is a free ukraine without a free ukraine, it is in the interests of ukraine to have a liberal democracy here. namely, the fact that poland under the leadership of kaczynski entered into a conflict with brussels and berlin, it hurt a lot to ukraine, because the countries of western europe, looking at how poland and hungary are behaving, may think twice whether we need another ukraine in the eu, which may have the same problems as with poland or hungary. kolejna ukraina w unii, z kóją męży być takie same problemy, jak z polską czy z węgrami, więcz, i am always worried that kaczyński's struggle with berlin and brussels will harm ukraine first, so it is really in the interests of ukraine fo

stopped, the slogan of kaczynski, morawieci and duda - this is budapest in warsaw, and we know that in hungary there are no independent media, cultural institutions, even universitieste to the government, yet i... it sounds very sad, because poland is an example for us, and we know the slogan that there is no free poland without a free ukraine, but is there a free ukraine without a free poland? it is in the interests of ukraine to have a liberal democracy here, because i believe that such an unnoticed process that took place earlier, namely that. poland, under the leadership of kaczyński, entered into a conflict with brussels and berlin, which greatly harmed ukraine in particular. because the countries of western europe, looking at how poland and hungary behave, can do three things to think about whether we need another ukraine in the eu, with which there may be the same problems as with poland or hungary. ukraine. kaczynski with berlin and brussels will harm ukraine first, so it is really in the interests of ukraine for poland to have a stable, normal government that cooperates with the european union. there is a policy of destroying the eu. this is the number one