thank you very much, vladimir valerievich.you to convey our gratitude for the words of greetings to deputy general ms. fleming and the department of communications of the united nations, with whom we really have long-standing and fruitful cooperation. thank you. among the guests of our media summit, we have many guests who have been, let's say , our friends for many years, in particular, i would like to introduce you director general. union of information agencies of the organization of islamic cooperation mohammed rabu al-yami, with whom i have even a special agreement on cooperation, i ask dr. alami to deliver his speech. allah the merciful, the compassionate, respected gentlemen, your excellency, peace, mercy and blessings be upon you. allah, i am glad to participate with you in the brics media summit, which is an important event on the path to strengthening cultural and information pluralism in our world, based on firm principles the brix community and the desire of its members to build a new world based on.

vladimir valerievich not only stood at the origins of the creation of the complex, but was himself afghanistan, so for him this place has a special meaning. also on the territory of the complex there is a temple, and it was built so that the grieving could come here at any time, console their pain and make up for the loss of a loved one, communicating with god. in 2004, on february 24, the ruling bishop, bishop john, at that time, consecrated in this temple, here where we are standing, only here is the altar part, here in this part was consecrated cross, laid by the temple's leadership. it turned out that this place has a deeper history, the whole point is that there used to be red barracks here, which were built specifically to accommodate the 151st pyatigorsk infantry regiment, and the vacancy of the regimental priest at that time was occupied by father sergei, unfortunately, he was shot in estonia during the first world war. father sergei served in this place where we are standing, this is all the territory of the red barracks, he served for 17 years, this is his only place of ser

vladimir valerievich not only stood at the origins of the creation of the complex, but he himself wase military operations in afghanistan, so for him this place has a special meaning. also on the territory of the complex there is a temple, and it was built so that the grieving could come here at any time, console their pain and fulfill the loss of a loved one, communicating with god. in 2004, on february 24, the ruling bishop, bishop john at that time priski kubrensky consecrated this church, here we are standing, only here is the altar part, here in this part the cross was consecrated, the beginning of the church's aging was laid. it turned out later that this place has a deeper history, the whole point is that here used to be the red barracks, which were built specifically to accommodate the 151st pyatigorsk infantry regiment, and the vacancy of the regimental priest... at that time, father sergiy occupied it, unfortunately, he was shot in estonia during the first world war. father sergei served in this the place where we are standing, this is all the territory of the red barracks.

i think that we will definitely continue it, i thank you, rezvykh, pyotr valerievich abramov, i am vladimiroydo, we were gathering our thoughts about the great goethe, the full version of our issue about goethe all other issues gathered our thoughts, you can watch on the official pages of the podcastlab project. this podcast is a must-read, i am aglana batnikova, and today we will discuss the book by clarice pinkola estes, who runs with the wolves with the jungian analyst, writer varvara popova. varvara, hello. good evening. the book by clarice pencola estes, who runs with the wolves is a modern work, but it is a collection of fairy tales, with an analysis by a jungian analyst, right? yes, with an expanded commentary by a jungian analyst and with a large number of some additions and other interesting nuances. well, the book is aimed at women to awaken the wild woman in themselves. and what is wild woman, varvara? well, klasarisa estos characterizes her as some kind of universal, global, multifaceted, thousand-faced female archetype, and personifying female strength, some kind of female powe

is not over, i think that we will definitely continue it, i thank you, rezvykh, petr valerievich abramov, i am vladimirwe were collecting our thoughts about the great goethe. you can watch the full version of our issue of goethe, all other issues collected their thoughts, on the official pages of the podcastlab project. hello, this is the psyche podcast and we continue to work as your navigator on difficult roads of life. our heroine anastasia does not know how to enjoy work and whether it is possible to enjoy it at all. nastya, today together with psychologist renata bakhteeva we will try to look at your situation from the outside to look for that very destination in which there is happiness and work and pleasure and money. so, you are 23 years old. yes, that's right. do you work? yes, and you can't stand your job. did you go to work in your specialty? no. i don't like the range that i received, so i went to look for something in another field that i might like, so you came to work and what was there that made you feel unhappy, dissatisfied, the biggest minus is the schedule 5:2 from 9 to 6, well or t

that we will definitely continue it, i thank you, pyotr ladislavich rezvykh, pyotr valerievich abramov, i am vladimiryda, we were gathering our thoughts about the great goethe. you can watch the full version of our episode about goethe, all other episodes gathered their thoughts, on the official pages of the podcastlab project. hello, dear friends, this is the podcast life of the remarkable with you, i am its host, writer alexey varlamov, and we have two wonderful guests in the studio today, the director and founder, which is very important, of moscow. we have gathered here to talk about something truly super wonderful, super a wonderful woman vera mukhina, about her life, about her work, and let's start with the objects that are here on the table, here are three faceted glasses, there is a version that it was she who invented this glass and thus the range of her work from the glass to this wonderful sculpture, tell me, is it true or not that this is vera mukhina's invention? well, i think it's not true, that is, it's absolutely not true, you know, there are different versions of what exactly... vera

think that we will definitely continue it, i thank you, petr ladislavich rezvykh, petr valerievich abramov, i am vladimiroido, we were gathering our thoughts about the great goethe, the full version of our episode about goethe, all other episodes gathered their thoughts, you can watch on the official pages of the podcastlab project. with you, the podcast schrödinger's cat, and i am its host, grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief magazine schrödinger's cat, and we talk about ourselves about life from the point of view of science. our guest today is egor musin, phd in biology. researcher at the institute of theoretical and experimental biophysics of the russian academy of sciences, popularizer of biology, teacher, and in general a wonderful person, a complex protein creature. hello, egor. hello, thank you for inviting us. and today we will take on the unthinkable. we will try to present all, all, all biology in these half an hour or so. i understand that the task is not entirely correct, but many who us now... listens, watches, it seems to me that this is necessary, because well, at school they told us about

seems to be a telephone interview between vladimir solovyov and the head of the republic of crimea. conscripts to the front lines of the svo. sergey valerievichou say about conscripts taking part in the svo. yes, hello, vladimir rudolfovich, dear listeners. yes, indeed, conscripts are being drawn into combat operations. this is all connected with the losses of personnel on the left bank of the kherson region. unfortunately, there are the first victims among the crimean conscripts. what can you say? the voices are similar, but they don't sound like... naturally, the speech is full of strange pauses and intonations that grate on the ear , all together they produce a neural network product, and far from the highest quality, why is this being done, although you turn it on and you immediately understand what it is? a lie, because money has been allocated for this, so they should give some kind of product that is distributed, which can be added to the report, and the quality of this product does not really matter to them, because well, they released it, published it somewhere, discussed it, here the russians refuted it, they gave it out in their pu

interview between vladimir solovyov and the head of the republic of crimea sergei aksionov, and they discuss, imagine sending conscripts to the front lines of the svo. sergei valerievichwhat can you say about the conscripts taking part. svo. yes. hello vladimir rudolfovich, dear listeners. yes, indeed, conscripts are being drawn into combat operations, this is all due to the losses of personnel on the left bank of the kherson region. unfortunately, there are the first victims among the crimean conscripts. what can you say? the voices are similar, but sound unnatural. the speech is full of strange pauses and intonations that grate on the ear, all together they produce a neural network product, and far from the highest quality. why is this being done, although there has never been a switch, by which they probably meant korenevsky, but they didn't bother write a text for voice acting by artificial intelligence without mistakes, well, in general, the fake is simply hackwork, it is easier than ever to find the original in the video. dear teachers, students and parents, i congratulate you on the day of knowledge, this holiday is important for everyone who studies at school,

nikolaevna iskova city verchk, novosibirsk region, pavel valerievich otmakhov, yosh korola, republic of marel, faina nikolaevna senitsina, city of suzdai, vladimirn. traditionally, beautiful dalan flowers, i just want my son to do it, oh, nice, nice, thank you, thank you. here is the task for the second round. when the synokosnye work was finished, the peasants had a custom of arranging treats. what was the name of honey and other delicacies that were served on the table, thousands of points on the drum. letter, letter a. open, letter a. now tell me what do you do it in the city of bertske? oh! i am a mother of three children and a housewife, thank god, everyone is alive and well, everyone is alive and well, we are happy people, as many times as i say, as many times i will repeat, 450 points, letter, letter o, open up, and can i take out the gifts first , i have a painting there, a diamond painting, my daughter elina did it, hi daughter, i transported the whole painting. safe and sound, it's true, 450 points, letter, letter i, open up, three correctly guessed letters give you the right to two boxes, two boxes in studio, choose, or can the child

valerievich abramov, candidate of philological sciences, chairman of the goethe commission of the russian academy of sciences, petr vladislavovich rezvykh, phd in philosophy, associate professor of the higher school of economics, i am vladimir about the great goethe. dear friends, this quote with which i began our conversation is a book by ivan ivanovich kanaev, goto as a natural scientist, yes, remember, at the very beginning he begins with such, at first glance, seemingly trivial, but at second, in my opinion, a very controversial judgment, so i wanted to ask what you think about this, because if only a genius can understand goethe, maybe we should immediately close the program in general , but you know, in fact, goethe is such a unique personality who... transmits something from the past very persistently transmits it into the future, the germans call him the last universal genius, and the point here is not that he was born in the age of enlightenment, when there really was a time of geniuses, but the point here is, probably, that he absorbed these unique philosophical, spiritual impulses of the past, well, for example, antiquity and created some kind of, i would even say, perhaps the mystery of genius, which is constant