BELARUSTV — broadcast 20261012 104500 UTC 85 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] a wonderful picture, today I was reminded [00:00:03] of my favorite childhood movie again, it's the oldest [00:00:06] good song with lyrics for all [00:00:09] times, beautiful, far away, don't be [00:00:13] cruel to me, but this is no longer about China, but rather about all [00:00:16] the current global turbulence, what it can [00:00:28] on the hot air balloon? By the way, there's an element, an element [00:00:31] of Moscow, an element of Moscow, the tower and an element of London [00:00:35] City, this building looks very much like London, it stands right there, so [00:00:38] it hints that everything is basically, well, in China's pocket. [00:03:42] What worries modern Belarusians today, what are their [00:03:45] values, and how satisfied are our people [00:03:49] today, is it comfortable for them to live in our native country? Well, [00:03:52] I'll probably start with the last question, it's comfortable [00:03:55] to live, in general, sociologists also [00:03:59] have such a concept: the happiness index, how to measure it, [00:04:02] with what ruler? Happiness is a combination [00:04:05] of many indicators, if we speak in the language of a sociologist, it is [00:04:09] life satisfaction, it is purchasing power, it is the [00:04:13] perception of interaction with the state, with state bodies, [00:04:16] it is the perception of the everyday environment, that is, our daily [00:04:20] life, housing and communal services, healthcare, [00:04:23] education, trade, transport, all this in [00:04:26] combination, despite the presence of some problems, this is... what worries [00:04:30] people, gives a generally very [00:04:33] high level of satisfaction of the population, the core of values, [00:04:37] I would say, is unchanged in Belarusian society, [00:04:40] absolute value is peace, and peace [00:04:44] precisely as a double perception, as the absence [00:04:47] of war, especially considering the turbulence of [00:04:50] global geopolitics, as well as [00:04:54] peace in the country, internal harmony, connections [00:04:57] between people, maintaining these connections. [00:05:42] Health always concerned the older age group more, [00:05:46] this value was an absolute value for people 60 [00:05:49] plus, this time we recorded the absolute value [00:05:53] of health among young people, this is the first time we have [00:05:57] such a result, and this testifies to a very high value of a healthy lifestyle, [00:06:00] to the effectiveness of state policy in this [00:06:03] area, young people have truly begun to value [00:06:07] health, to treat it very [00:06:09] carefully, well, and let's say, this gives a very... [00:06:42] older age group 60 plus, that is, some may be due to [00:06:46] a lack of social experience, others already due to an excess [00:06:50] of social experience, these two [00:06:53] age categories, they are all good in [00:06:56] their perception, more critical, it's clear that [00:07:00] there is a higher bar for demands among middle-aged people, [00:07:03] because they carry two generations on their shoulders, they are responsible for [00:07:07] their children, they are responsible for their parents, accordingly, they [00:07:10] have a higher... bar, and if [00:07:14] we talk in general, then another unique feature of Belarus is [00:07:18] the absence of significant intergenerational gaps, that [00:07:21] is, we record clear age-based divisions, [00:07:24] but there are no gaps, that is, in [00:07:27] principle, we do not have this notorious [00:07:30] conflict between fathers and children, the assessments are generally [00:07:33] the same. [00:09:49] of the Belarusian Woman, she walks with a scythe, she [00:09:52] poisons the grass, [00:09:55] she walks behind the plow, a strong-willed, [00:09:59] real woman, I think some people need to take [00:10:02] an example from her character, well, [00:10:05] such soulful kindness, that you just can't [00:10:08] express it, an example of how much love and [00:10:11] devotion... you need to have for your family and your country, I [00:10:15] knew all the teachers, if I understood that I would not [00:10:19] make it to a parent-teacher meeting, I would just [00:10:22] come to school in my free time. Anna. [00:11:01] Watch on our [00:11:43] spinning [00:11:43] productions, [00:11:47] but production at a level like [00:11:50] ours with such a wide [00:11:53] assortment, [00:12:18] watch on Belarus 24 [00:12:20] TV channel. [00:15:32] In Minsk, heating is being turned on starting today in public and administrative [00:15:36] buildings, industrial and... other organizations. Continuing [00:15:39] the broadcast on the first informational channel. [00:15:43] What to do with the mountains around Soligorsk? The President today [00:15:46] familiarized himself with an experiment to increase soil fertility. [00:15:49] Alexander Lukashenka visited the experimental field of the Dzerzhinsky agro-combine, [00:15:53] where corn is cultivated. The idea is to apply [00:15:57] the waste from the Kaliny combine to the soil and see what...