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[00:00:00] work.
[00:00:09] Watch on the TV channel Belarus 24.
[00:00:10] 84th place. Back in
[00:00:28] develop even further as a
[00:01:07] joint actions. The second day of
[00:01:19] and winning a tournament of
[00:03:54] were traveling with a group, one of
[00:04:05] The potential of the Commonwealth of Independent States has not been
[00:04:08] exhausted, the President of Belarus stated this at the
[00:04:11] organization's summit in Turkmenistan,
[00:04:15] Alexander Lukashenka described the CIS as a
[00:04:18] commonwealth of shared destiny. The president also noted
[00:04:21] that the alliance is grounded in a shared history, cultural heritage
[00:04:25] and human ties. Belarus
[00:04:29] that goal proved to be the only one of has consistently advocated for unity within.
[00:04:54] first time entered the main list of
[00:05:00] cooperation and the need for a joint response to
[00:05:03] modern challenges in the security sphere. In this
[00:05:07] context, we have an advantage. The foundation
[00:05:10] of the Commonwealth is even stronger. We are united not only
[00:05:14] by the desire to create a just system of global
[00:05:17] governance and trade on equal terms. Our
[00:05:21] unity is based on a common history, cultural
[00:05:24] heritage, human ties. After
[00:05:27] all, we speak the same language.
[00:05:42] and leader, the capital of tourism. This summit in
[00:05:46] Turkmenistan was also held in expanded formats.
[00:05:49] Following the talks, the leaders signed a number of
[00:05:52] documents.
[00:05:58] Belarus served as a platform for the counter
[00:06:01] terrorism forum and made its contribution to strengthening international
[00:06:05] stability and security. The country
[00:06:07] advocates for the development of effective counter terrorism
[00:06:11] mechanisms at the international level. The fight against terrorism
[00:06:14] requires principled approaches and the coordination of
[00:06:20] the forum was devoted to practice, the development of counter terrorism
[00:06:23] activities.
[00:06:27] Modern terrorism is transnational, it
[00:06:30] has no nationality, uniting those destructive
[00:06:34] elements that do not want peaceful
[00:06:36] coexistence, and therefore we can
[00:06:39] only counter it together by working.
[00:06:43] The same ideas are put forward by the leaders of the
[00:06:47] Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
[00:06:49] We are learning despite the presence of a language
[00:06:52] barrier. We must get to know each other, we
[00:06:56] must learn to work together and improve in this
[00:06:59] area.
[00:07:02] Counter-terrorism exercises are an important element of cooperation
[00:07:06] between the security services of the CIS and SCO member
[00:07:09] states. During the exercises, experience is gained
[00:07:12] in planning, preparing and conducting joint counter-terrorism
[00:07:16] activities, and the forms and methods of coordinated actions to
[00:07:20] identify and prevent terrorist attacks are improved,
[00:07:23] taking into account changes in the operational situation, current
[00:07:27] challenges and
[00:07:28] threats.
[00:07:32] Multilateral diplomacy and shared priorities:
[00:07:35] members of the Council of the Republic are representing
[00:07:38] Belarus' interests in the
[00:07:42] the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Tanzania. The focus is
[00:07:45] on expanding ties with global South nations and strengthening
[00:07:49] partnerships with countries beyond the immediate neighborhood, the
[00:07:53] so-called distant arc. The diplomatic marathon on the
[00:07:56] sidelines of the assembly featured a series of bilateral talks
[00:08:00] with key partners from the Asian region.
[00:08:04] Belarus has always promoted and continues to promote
[00:08:07] a peaceful, constructive and unified
[00:08:10] agenda. We advocate
[00:08:12] for enhancing the role of parliamentary diplomacy in conflict
[00:08:16] resolution and ensuring sustainable
[00:08:19] development. The Belarusian delegation is
[00:08:22] participating in the general policy debate as well as in
[00:08:26] events organized by the Non-Aligned Movement Parliamentary Network and the
[00:08:30] Eurasia Geopolitical Group. A series of
[00:08:33] bilateral meetings is also
[00:08:34] scheduled.
[00:08:39] Belarusian manufacturers are expanding their presence in the Georgian
[00:08:42] market. The 23rd "Belarusian Grocery Train"
[00:08:46] Belarusian House has opened in Tbilisi. Parliamentarians
[00:08:49] took part in the solemn ceremony. They noted the importance of promoting
[00:08:53] high-quality domestic products in foreign markets and further developing mutually
[00:08:57] beneficial trade cooperation with
[00:08:59] Georgia.
[00:09:01] Belarusian shops in Georgia are so popular. When we
[00:09:07] them said there was a Belarusian shop here and everyone was
[00:09:11] amazed. So you definitely need to stop by. What
[00:09:14] surprised everyone in the center of Tbilisi was the Belarusian
[00:09:18] shop, because everyone wanted to buy very high-quality and
[00:09:22] tasty Belarusian products. You can't even imagine how popular
[00:09:26] they are in the CIS countries. People really savor every kind of
[00:09:30] sausage, condensed milk, cheese curds and everything
[00:09:33] else. The products are super tasty and super
[00:09:37] high-quality. The new retail outlet offers a wide
[00:09:41] range of meat and dairy products, as well as beverages, groceries and
[00:09:44] confectionery. To date, these stores have been opened in six
[00:09:48] cities across
[00:09:49] Georgia.
[00:09:54] Recognition of the educational and research potential on the
[00:09:57] international stage and reaching a new level of international
[00:10:01] visibility, the Belarusian State Medical University has for the
[00:10:06] the global ranking of the best universities in the world, which is
[00:10:10] compiled annually by the British.
[00:10:25] world decide which university to apply to, they
[00:10:28] also pay attention to this indicator, whether the
[00:10:32] university is included in a leading global ranking or
[00:10:35] not, and now since we are being indexed here
[00:10:39] and are becoming more recognizable, we expect
[00:10:42] this to help us attract students from more countries around the
[00:10:46] world, not only students, but also clinical
[00:10:49] residents and our international cooperation will
[00:10:53] result. Universities are evaluated
[00:10:57] based on 18 indicators grouped into five categories:
[00:11:01] teaching, research, environment, quality of research, international
[00:11:05] ties and interaction with the
[00:11:06] industry.
[00:11:12] A striking symbol of the unbreakable historical and cultural
[00:11:15] unity of the Slavic peoples. In
[00:11:18] Belgrade, Belarusian ambassador Sergey Milinovsky took part in the
[00:11:21] grand opening of the international exhibition "For Our Friends,"
[00:11:25] dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the first Serbian
[00:11:29] Ottoman War. The exhibition features rare
[00:11:32] artifacts from the collections of Mogilev Oblast Museum of Local
[00:11:35] History and Kruglyansky District Museum. Exhibits specially
[00:11:39] brought from Belarus touch on the life of General Michael
[00:11:42] Chernyaev, commander-in-chief of the Serbian army, whose family is
[00:11:46] historically connected with Mogilev Oblast. The general's
[00:11:50] uniform, portraits and unique books were presented to the public for
[00:11:53] the first time.
[00:11:58] Belarusian Aliaksandra Rodka is preparing for the International Miss
[00:12:02] Universe competition. One of the stages of her preparation was
[00:12:06] participating in New York Fashion Week, along with other winners
[00:12:09] of national competitions. Aliaksandra walked the runway, gave
[00:12:13] interviews and participated in photo shoots. One of the highlights
[00:12:17] was a show by Dominican designer Giannina
[00:12:19] Azar.
[00:13:03] Miss Universe is an annual international beauty pageant
[00:13:06] considered one of the most prestigious in the world. This year's event
[00:13:10] will take place on the 24th of November in Puerto Rico.
[00:13:13] Organizers have officially adopted their upcoming event, the Diamond
[00:13:17] Jubilee, as the pageant celebrates its 75th
[00:13:20] anniversary.
[00:13:24] Chinese artistic traditions made available to the Minsk audience.
[00:13:28] An exhibition titled "Art of the Silk Road, the Soul of
[00:13:31] Craftsmanship, Reflections above the Clouds" opened at the National
[00:13:35] Art Museum. The project was organized jointly with the China
[00:13:39] Folk Art Research Institute and the Center for Cultural and Educational
[00:13:42] Exchange. The exhibition features around 30 works
[00:13:46] by contemporary Chinese
[00:13:48] artists.
[00:13:55] traditional Chinese art alongside several works by
[00:13:58] Belarusian artists. The selected exhibits aim to
[00:14:01] showcase the multi-faceted nature, both technical
[00:14:05] and thematic, of traditional Chinese art, as well as to
[00:14:08] highlight, to some extent, works characterized
[00:14:12] by experimentation. The project's overarching concept
[00:14:15] is to demonstrate the mutual understanding, mutual assistance
[00:14:19] and
[00:14:25] The exhibition features the debut of "Treasure of China,"
[00:14:29] bamboo and velvet appliqué. This work
[00:14:32] has been donated to the art museum's
[00:14:34] collection.
[00:17:06] be brought from Belarus to Bashkortostan. The ecological
[00:17:10] project to restore the population has been underway in the region for three
[00:17:13] years. During this time, 24 Belarusian zubers
[00:17:17] from the Belovezhskaya Pushcha have settled in Muradymovskaya
[00:17:21] Gorge Nature Park. They have successfully adapted and produced
[00:17:25] offspring. Currently, the total herd numbers 33
[00:17:28] individuals. This includes young zubers that were born on this
[00:17:32] land. In the Southern Urals, zubers appeared more
[00:17:36] than 10,000 years ago, but at the beginning of the last century, they were
[00:17:39] completely exterminated by humans. Now Bashkortostan
[00:17:43] is returning the debt to nature within the framework of the
[00:17:46] national project "Ecological Well-being."
[00:18:13] The closer winter gets, the later autumn, the more often the word
[00:18:16] "gas" is heard in Europe. Before the heating season, storage occupancy is extremely
[00:18:20] low, a minimum for 15 years, while tariffs, on the contrary, are confidently
[00:18:24] reaching their peak. Natural gas accounts for about 20%
[00:18:28] of the EU's energy balance. In the UK, its share is even higher, from
[00:18:31] 25 to 35%. The vaunted
[00:18:34] green economy does not save due to intense heat, and generation
[00:18:37] has fallen by almost 40%. Russia, as a supplier to the EU, has been officially
[00:18:41] crossed out, but at what cost? Heating bills have long gone up, this
[00:18:45] is clearly far from the limit. The main energy
[00:18:48] rescuer from now on, the EU has proclaimed Oslo. And there is simply no alternative to Norwegian
[00:18:52] pipelines. Nord Stream pipelines have been physically
[00:18:55] destroyed. Transit through Poland from Russia via the Yamal-Europe
[00:18:59] gas pipeline has been blocked. Supplies through Ukraine, already sharply reduced,
[00:19:02] seem to be living out their last months before the contract
[00:19:05] expires. In the structure of blue fuel
[00:19:09] imports, the US replaced a bad thing with a worse one,
[00:19:12] only now much more expensive. For European
[00:19:16] industry, such tariffs are a disaster. Moreover, energy-intensive
[00:19:20] industries have long been crying for help. Chemical, metallurgical,
[00:19:23] automotive, due to unbearable bills, mechanical engineering is also stagnating.
[00:19:26] The largest EU manufacturers are increasingly
[00:19:29] fleeing to the US, China and other countries. While politicians in Brussels
[00:19:33] report on energy independence, Europeans' hair stands on end
[00:19:36] from heating bills and from the destructive
[00:19:40] policies of increasingly unpopular authorities.
[00:19:43] We delve into the intricacies of global world processes in
[00:19:47] the "Understandable Politics" project
[00:20:25] on Belarus 24 TV channel. These are the prizes
[00:20:28] received by the winners of the Fourth
[00:20:31] Minsk International Festival of Church Art. They are
[00:20:35] very heavy, like their