Podcasts about Tomsk

Říká, že více než dvě pohlaví už nikdy na americké pasy nikdo nevrátí. Proč stále pokládá Trumpa za obránce západní civilizace? A proč je alergický na termín trumpismus? Ptát se bude Barbora Tachecí.Všechny díly podcastu Osobnost Plus můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

„Kdyby krokodýli měli trochu rozumu, určitě by vznikl krokodýlismus,“ ironizuje lidskou tendenci vytvářet ideologie a kulty, které často postrádají racionální základ, politolog, překladatel a publicista Alexander Tomský. Současným americkým fenoménem je trumpismus. „Je vysoce racionální z hlediska amerických dějin, protože je to útok na progresivismus. Je to také návrat k americkému patriotismu a k izolacionismu,“ rozebírá Tomský.Všechny díly podcastu Osobnost Plus můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Once again, the Moscow Economics Forum is upon us, and there are some truly bizzare speakers. Like Dugin for example. Of course, Girkin's buddies react to this as well and bash the 'evil west', while in Russia itself a realtor from Tomsk has discovered a new method for women to get some quick buck.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theeasternborder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Převažuje v české společnosti konzervativní, nebo liberální smýšlení? Jaké principy a hodnoty by měla česká konzervativní politika prosazovat? Existuje v ČR skutečně konzervativní alternativa? Na západě probíhá kulturní a hodnotový konflikt. Prohrává konzervatismus?Jaké hlavní výzvy vidí významný politolog, nakladatel A. Tomský pro konzervativní myšlení v dnešní globalizované společnosti? Na to se ho ve druhém dílu pořadu ptají dva mladí politologové, konzervativci Aleš a Nikolas. Moderuje Iva Horká.

Převažuje v české společnosti konzervativní, nebo liberální smýšlení? Jaké principy a hodnoty by měla česká konzervativní politika prosazovat? Existuje v ČR skutečně konzervativní alternativa? Na západě probíhá kulturní a hodnotový konflikt. Prohrává konzervatismus?Jaké hlavní výzvy vidí významný politolog, nakladatel A. Tomský pro konzervativní myšlení v dnešní globalizované společnosti? Na to se ho ptají dva mladí politologové, konzervativci Aleš a Nikolas. Moderuje Iva Horká.

Gabby Gilliam shares her experience of navigating through multiple losses, career transitions, moves, and personal growth from her early 30s to her early 40s. She talks about her late start in becoming a parent, the numerous moves her family made, and the struggles she encountered in finding a job after relocating. Gabby delves into the profound impact of her father's rapid decline and passing, followed by the subsequent losses of other close family members within a short span. Despite these challenges, Gabby finds solace in her writing, support from her sisters, and the drive to show her son resilience. She also discusses the perspective shifts that these experiences brought into her life, emphasizing the importance of focusing on joy over adhering to societal 'shoulds.'Guest Bio Gabby Gilliam is a writer, a teacher, and a mom. She lives in the DC metro area with her husband and son. She is a founding member of the Old Scratch Short Form Collective. Her first chapbook, No Ocean Spit Me Out, was released in June 2024 from Old Scratch Press. Her novella duology, Drumming for the Dead: Trouble in Tomsk and Drumming for the Dead: Chasing a Cure were released from Black Hare Press. Her poetry and fiction has appeared online and in multiple anthologies.Turning 40 and Finding Purpose in Poetry After LossGabby Gilliam talks about how she navigated a whirlwind of grief, including the loss of her father and several other loved ones in a short time, and rediscovering her identity through writing and teaching. Gabby's story reminds us of the strength we can find amidst profound challenges. She opens up about her 40s arriving with unexpected hardships but also with clarity and purpose, reshaping how she approaches life, work, and joy.Episode Highlights:Gabby's early 30s were shaped by frequent moves, career shifts, and adjusting to motherhood.The profound impact of losing her father and how it marked her 40th birthday.Coping with compounded losses in a short time, including family members and close friends.Writing as a lifeline: Gabby's use of poetry and storytelling to process grief and find healing.How loss shifted Gabby's perspective on rules, priorities, and the “shoulds” in life.Her commitment to focusing on joy and meaningful experiences over perfection.In this candid conversation, Gabby reflects on the transformative period of her 30s and early 40s, shaped by loss, creativity, and resilience. Her story is a testament to the power of finding clarity through adversity, redefining personal priorities, and embracing joy amidst life's unpredictability. Gabby's journey is sure to inspire anyone navigating their own transitions and challenges.If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, and review the podcast to support more inspiring conversations like this one!Guest ResourcesGabby's Author WebsiteConnect with Gabby on FacebookConnect with Gabby on InstagramDo you have the Midlife Ick? Download Stephanie's guide to the Ick to diagnose whether you or someone you love is suffering from this insidious midlife malaise. www.fortydrinks.com/ickListen, Rate & SubscribeYouTube PodcastsApple Podcasts

HEALTH NEWS   ·         Eat This to Think Better for the Next Six Hours -- and Beyond ·         Americans over 40 could live extra 5 years if they were all as active as top 25% of population, modeling study suggests ·         Exposure to marijuana in the womb may increase risk of addiction to opioids later in life, study finds ·         Maternal stress linked to increased early onset epilepsy in children ·         Gut microbiome found to play key role in chronic disease progression ·         Chewing xylitol gum linked to decrease in preterm birth     Russian scientists make alarming 5G discovery Cellphone radiation has led to changes in the brain tissue of lab rats Controlled exposure to the 5G radiation spectrum has resulted in changes to the brain tissue of laboratory rats, according to a team of scientists from Tomsk State University (TSU) in Russia. Ever since the introduction of 5G cellphone infrastructure, there have been concerns about its potential health effects. The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified the 5G radio frequency electromagnetic field (RF-EMF) as a “possible” human carcinogen, but no conclusive research has emerged either way. “We decided to find out what the effect of non-ionizing radiation is on rodents of different ages,” Natalia Krivova, lead researcher at the TSU's Biology and Biophysics Research Institute, said in a statement this week. TSU scientists experimented on male Wistar rats, preferred by scientists for having similar reactions to external stimuli as humans. They tested three different age groups: 5-6 week old rats (corresponding to human adolescents), 10-11 week old (human adults age 40 and up) and rats aged 17-18 weeks (humans 65 and older). All were exposed to RF-EMF frequencies for five weeks, which is equivalent to about four years of human lifespan. The study showed no outward changes between the rats exposed to the radiation and the control group. “However, a more detailed study of the rats' brain tissue after exposure to the 5G antenna revealed a significant change in the ratio of antioxidants and oxidants,” Krivova said. It is still unclear whether the changes will lead to positive or negative changes in the rats' cognitive abilities, or whether their bodies will somehow compensate for the disruption, she added, calling for further research into the subject. The Tomsk study represents the first time scientists have been able to measure the radiation absorption rate on caged rodents, according to the university. The TSU radiophysics team led by Professor Sergey Shipilov designed the 5G antenna for the experiment, and a team led by postgraduate student Ramdas Mazmanazarov developed a method for measuring the absorption rate. Their work was published earlier this year in the journal Applied Sciences. The study was part of the International Electromagnetic Field Project, initiated by the World Health Organization (WHO) to obtain science-based and objective answers to questions of public concern about the possible health risks from 5G electromagnetic fields. According to Krivova, the next stage of research is intended to study female rats and investigate how 5G radiation might affect their offspring, if funding can be secured.

„Německo začne hospodářsky krachovat. Já tam mám sedm neteří a bratra, a to, co mi o Německu vyprávějí, to je horor. Německo začne chudnout. Ale v Německu to může dopadnout špatně, protože Němci si to nenechají líbit – jsou zvyklí na vysokou životní úroveň,“ říká politolog Alexander Tomský v rozhovoru pro pořad Kupředu do minulosti. 3. díl, 28.05.2024, www.RadioUnviersum.cz

„My demokracii nemáme. Jestliže o polovině legislativy České republiky rozhodují úředníci v Bruselu, tak nemůžeme mít demokracii. Demokracie znamená národní nezávislost. Je to oktrojovaná demokracie – máme určité pole, které nám bruselští úředníci povolili, a na tomto poli si můžeme hrát,“ říká politolog Alexander Tomský v rozhovoru pro pořad Kupředu do minulosti. 2. díl, 21.05.2024, www.RadioUniversum.cz

„Dnešní rovnost ničí rozdíl mezi muži a ženami, nemají existovat hranice, má být jednotné lidstvo, kde jsou si všichni rovni. Dokonce tvrdí, že i kultury jsou si rovny, což je úplný nesmysl. Rovnostářství zrodila naše civilizace, ale zrodila jej v náboženském kontextu, což vůbec neznamenalo, že bude likvidovat meritorní zásluhovou společnost. Byla to rovnost před zákonem,“ říká Alexander Tomský v rozhovoru pro pořad Kupředu do minulosti. 1. díl, 14.05.2024, www.RadioUniversum.cz

At roughly 15-25-million-year intervals since the Archean, huge volumes of lava have spewed onto the Earth's surface. These form the large igneous provinces, which are called flood basalts when they occur on continents. As Richard Ernst explains in the podcast, the eruption of a large igneous province can initiate the rifting of continents, disrupt the environment enough to cause a mass extinction, and promote mineralization that produces valuable mineral resources. Richard Ernst studies the huge volcanic events called Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) — their structure, distribution, and origin as well as their connection with mineral, metal, and hydrocarbon resources; supercontinent breakup; and mass extinctions. He has also been studying LIP planetary analogues, especially on Venus and Mars. He has written the definitive textbook on the subject. Ernst is Scientist in Residence in the Department of Earth Sciences, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, and Professor in the Faculty of Geology and Geography at Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia.

I den andra delen berättar vi om om den ryske oppositionspolitikern Aleksej Navalnyj sista år i livet. Hur han fortsatte att vara ett motstånd även bakom galler, och kanske också från graven. Nya avsnitt från P3 ID hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. I augusti 2020 blir Aleksej Navalnyj akut sjuk på en flygning mellan Tomsk och Moskva. Han överlever men hamnar i koma. Det ska senare visa sig att han var förgiftad av nervgiftet Novitjok.Del två av P3 ID om Aleksej Navalnyj handlar om förgiftningen, hur han avslöjar sina egna torpeder, varför han väljer att åka tillbaka till Ryssland, åren i olika straffkolonier, hur döden till slut tog Navalnyj och hur hans änka, Yulia Navalnaya, vill axkla manteln efter honom.I avsnittet hörs bland andra Sveriges Radios Fredrik Wadström, tidigare Rysslandskorrespondent, och den frilansande journalisten Maria Georgieva som även hon varit korrespondent i Ryssland, och som träffat Navalnyj vid flera tillfällen.Avsnittet gjordes vintern 2024 av Dist. Programledare och producent: Vendela LundbergAvsnittsmakare: Sally HenrikssonSlutmix: Fredrik NilssonI programmet hörs klipp från Sveriges Radio, CNN, AP, Wall Street Journal, NBC, PBS, 60 minutes, Navalnyjs Youtubekanal, Vita husets Youtubekanal och Daniel Rohers dokumentär Aleksej Navalnyj – de sista dagarna i frihet.

Hoje trazemos Vladimir Pershine, que se graduou em Física pela Universidade Estatal de Tomsk, na Russia, em 1988. Vladimir tornou-se doutor em Ciências Físicas e Matemáticas pela mesma universidade em 1993. No começo dos anos 2000, mudou-se para o Brasil, apaixonando-se pelo país e construindo aqui uma carreira como pesquisador e professor na Universidade Federal do ABC. Em 2020, Vladimir naturalizou-se brasileiro. Uma conversa sobre culturas diferentes, choques culturais, guerras e muito mais. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hoje trazemos Vladimir Pershine, que se graduou em Física pela Universidade Estatal de Tomsk, na Russia, em 1988. Vladimir tornou-se doutor em Ciências Físicas e Matemáticas pela mesma universidade em 1993. No começo dos anos 2000, mudou-se para o Brasil, apaixonando-se pelo país e construindo aqui uma carreira como pesquisador e professor na Universidade Federal do ABC. Em 2020, Vladimir naturalizou-se brasileiro. Uma conversa sobre culturas diferentes, choques culturais, guerras e muito mais. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nakladatel a publicista Alexander Tomský se tvrdě vyjádřil v Press klubu o návratu Davida Camerona do vysoké politiky. Pro premiéra Sunaka to může být hřebík do politické rakve. Řeč byla o protiizraelských demonstracích nejen v Londýně. A také o vztahu Karla III. se synem Harrym, ti se prý mohou usmířit až na smrtelné posteli.

Španělská policie ve spolupráci s francouzskými kolegy a Europolem zatkla šéfa arménské mafie, takzvaného vora v zakoně. Podle informací redakce investigace.cz se jedná o korunovaného vora v zakoně Erika Džaginjana, v kriminálním podsvětí známého jako Ero Tomský. Spolu s Tomským policisté zadrželi dalších 28 členů této zločinecké skupiny. Španělská policie tak pokračuje v boji s ruskojazyčnou mafií, která se v zemi usídlila průběhu nultých let. Proč si postsovětské mafie oblíbili zrovna Španělsko? Kdo jsou jejich šéfové, tzv. vory v zákoně? A jak je na tom co se ruskojazyčných mafií týče Česko? Rozhovor s redaktorkou investigace.cz Kristinou Vejnbender. Varování: V tomto podcastu se objevují vulgarismy. - Úvodní znělku podcastu Odposlech vytvořil Michael Nováček za použití citací ze zpravodajství České televize.

Au début des années 1930, Staline entend contrôler l'exode rural en surveillant de près les populations qui quittent les campagnes. Il en profite pour exiler, notamment vers la Sibérie, tous ceux qu'il juge "indésirables" et parmi lesquels figurent les petits paysans, victimes de la collectivisation, les délinquants ou même les vagabonds. Ces populations devaient participer à la mise en valeur de la Sibérie, mais sans que rien soit mis en place pour les accueillir. Ces pratiques s'inscrivent dans un contexte plus large de répression massive, marquée par l'organisation probable de la grande famine frappant l'Ukraine en 1932-1933, et l'instauration, en 1937-1938, de la Grande Terreur, au cours de laquelle plus d'1,5 million de personnes furent exécutées ou déportées. C'est dans ces circonstances qu'en 1933, environ 6.000 déportés sont abandonnés sur la petite île de Nazino, qui se trouve sur le fleuve Ob. Il s'agit d'une région isolée de la Sibérie occidentale, à quelque 800 kilomètres de Tomsk. Les gens débarqués sur l'île sont, pour l'essentiel, de petits paysans, victimes de la politique répressive de Staline, qui les a privés de leurs biens et déportés. Ils sont laissés sur cette île inhospitalière sans autre nourriture qu'un peu de farine. On ne leur distribue pas non plus d'outils, d'eau potable ou de vêtements chauds pour faire face à un climat très rude. Et l'île ne dispose d'aucun abri où auraient pu se réfugier ces malheureux. Les déportés sont surveillés par des gardes, qui sont rapidement dépassés par la situation. Dans de telles conditions de vie, le pire ne pouvait qu'arriver. La consommation de l'eau du fleuve provoque des maladies. Affamés, des déportés décident de tuer certains de leurs compagnons d'infortune pour les manger. Des dizaines de cas de cannibalisme ont ainsi été rapportés. Les historiens estiment qu'environ 4.000 déportés, sur les 6.000 arrivés dans l'île, ont payé de leur vie ces épouvantables conditions de détention. Le rapport établi par la commission mise en place par le parti communiste local ne sera publié qu'en 2002, par les soins d'une organisation non gouvernementale russe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Au début des années 1930, Staline entend contrôler l'exode rural en surveillant de près les populations qui quittent les campagnes. Il en profite pour exiler, notamment vers la Sibérie, tous ceux qu'il juge "indésirables" et parmi lesquels figurent les petits paysans, victimes de la collectivisation, les délinquants ou même les vagabonds.Ces populations devaient participer à la mise en valeur de la Sibérie, mais sans que rien soit mis en place pour les accueillir.Ces pratiques s'inscrivent dans un contexte plus large de répression massive, marquée par l'organisation probable de la grande famine frappant l'Ukraine en 1932-1933, et l'instauration, en 1937-1938, de la Grande Terreur, au cours de laquelle plus d'1,5 million de personnes furent exécutées ou déportées.C'est dans ces circonstances qu'en 1933, environ 6.000 déportés sont abandonnés sur la petite île de Nazino, qui se trouve sur le fleuve Ob. Il s'agit d'une région isolée de la Sibérie occidentale, à quelque 800 kilomètres de Tomsk.Les gens débarqués sur l'île sont, pour l'essentiel, de petits paysans, victimes de la politique répressive de Staline, qui les a privés de leurs biens et déportés. Ils sont laissés sur cette île inhospitalière sans autre nourriture qu'un peu de farine.On ne leur distribue pas non plus d'outils, d'eau potable ou de vêtements chauds pour faire face à un climat très rude. Et l'île ne dispose d'aucun abri où auraient pu se réfugier ces malheureux. Les déportés sont surveillés par des gardes, qui sont rapidement dépassés par la situation.Dans de telles conditions de vie, le pire ne pouvait qu'arriver. La consommation de l'eau du fleuve provoque des maladies. Affamés, des déportés décident de tuer certains de leurs compagnons d'infortune pour les manger. Des dizaines de cas de cannibalisme ont ainsi été rapportés.Les historiens estiment qu'environ 4.000 déportés, sur les 6.000 arrivés dans l'île, ont payé de leur vie ces épouvantables conditions de détention. Le rapport établi par la commission mise en place par le parti communiste local ne sera publié qu'en 2002, par les soins d'une organisation non gouvernementale russe. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Sau 13 tháng chiến tranh Ukraina, uranium của Nga không bị trừng phạt. Khác hẳn với ngành dầu khí, sản xuất và xuất khẩu uranium của tập đoàn năng lượng hạt nhân Rosatom không hề sụt giảm. Matxcơva không dám động đến uranium để bắt chẹt các khách hàng phương Tây cho dù Mỹ lệ thuộc đến 25 % vào thị trường Nga và Liên Âu thì tăng tốc phát triển điện hạt nhân để thay thế các nguồn năng lượng hóa thạch. Làm sao giải thích uranium Nga « bất khả xâm phạm » ? Để trả lời các câu hỏi trên, RFI tiếng Việt mời giáo sư Teva Meyer, chuyên nghiên cứu về yếu tố địa chính trị trong các hồ sơ hạt nhân sử dụng trong các lĩnh vực dân sự và quân sự, đại học Haute Alsace, tham gia chương trình. Tháng 2/2023 Teva Meyer vừa ra mắt độc giả cuốn Géopolitique du nucléaire -Hạt nhân và địa chính trị, NXB Cavalier Bleu. Sau tai nạn nhà máy điện hạt nhân Fukushima, Nhật Bản vào tháng 3/2011 uranium liên tục mất giá. Ngay cả Kazakhstan, nơi bảo đảm 45 % sản xuất cho toàn cầu trong gần một chục năm đã cân nhắc và chỉ đầu tư một cách có chọn lọc vào một số công trường. Sản xuất của Mỹ đến năm 2021 giảm 95 % so với một thập niên trước đó. 2022 là một « bước ngoặt » : giá uranium trong các hợp đồng mua bán dài hạn tăng 20 % trong vòng sáu tháng. Lý do : Trung Quốc, Nhật Bản và Nga khởi động những dự án phát triển điện hạt nhân. Hai tuần trước chiến tranh Ukraina, tổng thống Pháp Emmanuel Macron đề ra mục tiêu xây dựng 6 lò phản ứng thế hệ mới từ nay đến 2050 và lò phản ứng đầu tiên trong số đó sẽ bắt đầu hoạt động từ 2035. Tháng 2/2022 Matxcơva đưa quân xâm lược Ukraina, khiến từ châu Âu đến Hoa Kỳ lại càng quan tâm hơn đến mục tiêu phát triển điện hạt nhân để giảm bớt lệ thuộc vào dầu khí, than đá của Nga. Tại Washington chính quyền Biden tăng tốc đầu tư cho ngành công nghiệp uranium. Tại châu Âu, mỏ uranium ở Slovakia hoạt động tấp nập trở lại. Giáo sư Teva Meyer đại học Haute-Alsace trước hết nhắc lại một số đặc điểm của uranium với ngành điện hạt nhân. « Quặng uranium phải trải qua bốn công đoạn thì mới trở thành những thanh nhiên liệu để tạo ra năng lượng hạt nhân. Nếu như các mỏ dầu hỏa hay khí đốt chỉ tập trung ở một số nơi, thì ngược lại, uranium là một nguyên tố rất phổ biến trên vỏ của trái đất. Tuy nhiên, có nhiều chênh lệch về giá cả khi khai thác các mỏ uranium. Do vậy thị trường uranium hiện tại tập trung vào một số quốc gia, trên thế giới có 15 nước sản xuất uranium tự nhiên. Đứng đầu Kazakhastan và Ouzbekistan ở Trung Á, kế tới là Úc và Canada. Ở châu Phi, nguồn sản xuất quan trọng nhất là Namibie ». Bí quyết thành công của Nga Trong một nghiên cứu gần đây, Teva Meyer cho thấy các quặng uranium hiện diện trên khoảng 53 quốc gia khác nhau, nhưng chỉ có hơn một chục nước trong số đó khai thác nguyên tố này. Nếu như chỉ một mình Kazakhstan chiếm 45 % sản xuất của toàn cầu, Ouzbekistan là 7 % thì nước Nga của Vladimir Putin với vỏn vẹn 5 %, một tỷ lệ không đủ để bảo đảm nhu cầu tiêu thụ nội địa, nhưng Nga lại là một mắt xích quan trọng trong dây chuyền năng lượng hạt nhân của thế giới. Chuyên gia Teva Meyer giải thích bí quyết nào đã đưa nước Nga vào vị trí trung tâm như vậy:« Nga sản xuất rất, rất ít uranium và phải nhập khẩu gần như toàn bộ nguyên liệu này từ Kazakhstan để đáp ứng nhu cầu nội địa về điện hạt nhân. Đặc điểm của Nga là ở chỗ, dù phải nhập khẩu đến 95 % uranium nhưng quốc gia này lại làm chủ công đoạn tinh chế và nhất là kỹ thuật là giàu uranium. Nhờ bí quyết ấy Nga xuất khẩu trở lại uranium dưới dạng uranium được làm giàu và thanh nhiên liệu cho phần còn lại trên thế giới. Toàn bộ các nhà máy điện hạt nhân trên lãnh thổ Nga sử dụng uranium nhập khẩu của Kazakhstan. Tất cả những hợp đồng cung cấp uranium và thanh nhiên liệu cho các đối tác quốc tế của Nga tùy thuộc vào khối lượng uranium do Kazakhstan cung cấp cho Nga. Nước Nga làm chủ 2 trong số 4 công đoạn then chốt để uranium có thể được đưa vào sử dụng trong các nhà máy điện hạt nhân. Hai khâu đó gồm : làm giàu uranium và chế biến uranium được làm giàu thành những viên bỏ vào những cái ống và chúng được gọi là những thanh nhiên liệu. Trong cả hai lĩnh vực này, Nga chiếm lợi thế bởi hai lý do : thứ nhất là giá thành sản xuất tại Nga rất thấp –chỉ bằng phân nửa so với ở những nơi khác trên thế giới như (ở Mỹ hay Pháp trước kia chẳng hạn). Lý do thứ nhì là nhân công cũng như giá năng lượng của Âu-Mỹ đắt hơn rất nhiều so với ở Nga ». « Giá thành rẻ » : Mỹ không dám trừng phạt uranium của NgaNgay từ tháng 3/2022 các tập đoàn năng lượng hạt nhân của Mỹ đã ra sức vận động chính quyền Biden duy trì tất cả các hợp đồng với Rosatom. Mỹ lệ thuộc đến 25 % vào uranium được làm giàu của Nga. Tháng 8/2022 tổ chức bảo vệ môi trường Greenpeace cho biết trong Pháp vẫn nhập khẩu 210 tấn uranium được làm giàu của Nga, tương tự hồi 2021. Cũng Greenpeace hôm 11/03/2023 công bố một báo cáo về « mức độ lệ thuộc của Pháp vào Rosatom ».Thêm một lá chủ bài khác của Nga : Rosatom là tập đoàn duy nhất có khả năng cung cấp thanh nhiên liệu cho một số các nhà máy điện hạt nhân châu Âu. Lý do : « Nga nắm giữ bí quyết ở khâu cuối cùng », trước khi uranium được làm giàu dưới dạng một thứ bột màu đen được hun đúc lại thành từng viên bi với kích cỡ đặc biệt. Những viên bi đó được cho vào một những cái ống kim loại, mà người ta gọi là « thanh nhiên liệu ». Vấn đề đặt ra theo như giải thích của Teva Meyer « mỗi thanh nhiên liệu đã được cân đong đo đếm để sử dụng cho 1 kiểu lò phản ứng ». Chỉ có Rosatom mới có những viên uranium thích hợp với các lò phản ứng mà Rosatom đã xây dựng cho các khách hàng. Nói một cách đơn giản Phần Lan, Solvakia hay Hungary, Séc sử dụng lò phản ứng VVER-400 của Nga nên bắt buộc phải dùng thanh nhiên liệu do Nga cung cấp. Cộng Hòa Séc đã mất đến 7 năm mà vẫn chưa tìm được giải pháp thay thế cho những thanh nhiên liệu, những viên uranium được làm giàu của Nga. Nga cũng sợ « bỏng tay »Thế còn về phía Nga : nếu như đã chiếm một vị trí then chốt như vậy trên thị trường uranium và nhất là trong lĩnh vực cung cấp các thanh nhiên liệu cho các nhà máy điện hạt nhân trên thế giới thì tại sao trong bối cảnh chiến tranh Ukraina, tổng thống Vladimir Putin không ra lệnh cho Rosatom « trừng phạt » các khách hàng, như Gazprom đã từng khóa van cung cấp dầu khí cho các đối tác châu Âu  ? Giáo sư Meyer đại học Haute-Alsace trả lời : « Nga không dám bởi hai lý do. Một là thế giới hiện nay thừa sức và thừa khả năng làm giàu uranium. Điều đó có nghĩa nếu muốn, ngay lập tức các nhà máy tại châu Âu hay ở Mỹ đều có thể khởi động lại trong một sớm một chiều và như vậy các bên sẽ không bị lệ thuộc vào những hợp đồng đã ký kết với tập đoàn Rosatom của Nga nữa. Matxcơva không có lợi ích gì khi dùng uranium như một công cụ để bắt bí phương Tây như họ đã làm với dầu hỏa hay khí đốt. Lý do thứ nhì là uranium của Nga rất dễ để chuyển đến các thị trường khác trên thế giới. Có nghĩa là bất kỳ một quốc gia nào cũng có thể nhanh chóng tìm một nguồn cung cấp khác để thay thế vào chỗ mà các tập đoàn Nga để lại vì ở đây chúng ta không bị ràng buộc vì những hệ thống đường ống dẫn dầu hay đường ống dẫn khí đốt chôn trong lòng đại dương hay trên mặt đất… ».1 tấn uranium = 3 triệu tấn than đá Vẫn giáo sư Teva Meyer trong một bài tham luận gần đây đưa ra những con số cụ thể để so sánh : Chẳng hạn như tại Pháp, một lò phản ứng trung bình tiêu thu 1 mét khối uranium một năm. Để có được một khối lượng điện tương đương, thì người ta cần đến 3 triệu tấn than đá. Một mét khối chất uranium được làm giàu, rất dễ để vận chuyển kể cả bằng đường hàng không, tránh xung đột quân sự trên mặt đất. Trong các cuộc xung đột tại Ukraina hồi 2014 và nhất là từ năm ngoái, Rosatom vẫn đều đặn cung cấp uranium cho các nhà máy điện hạt nhân Hungary, Séc và Slovakia bằng đường hàng không. « Mỗi chuyến bay chở một khối lượng đủ để cho 1 lò phản ứng tại những nơi này hoạt động trong vòng 1 năm ».   Uranium : giới hạn đặt ở phía « cầu » Nói như vậy tham vọng phát triển điện hạt nhân của Pháp và nhiều nước châu Âu khác, cũng như của Mỹ không sợ bị giới hạn vì nguồn cung cấp uranium ? Teva Meyer nhận định: « Tôi không nghĩ rằng những quốc gia muốn phát triển năng lượng hạt nhân bị cản trở vì sợ thiếu uranium. Chúng ta đã tập trung vào trường hợp của Nga, một nhà cung cấp nhiên liệu cho các lò phản ứng hạt nhân trên thế giới. Đó là về phía cung. Nhưng nhìn về phía cầu, đây cũng sẽ là một vấn đề. Bởi ngoài Pháp ra, nhiều quốc gia khác trên thế giới cũng đang muốn phát triển điện hạt nhân để bớt lệ thuộc vào các nguồn năng lượng hóa thạch. Tôi muốn nói đến trường hợp của Trung Quốc và Ấn Độ. Nếu như cùng một lúc, cả thế giới lao vào cuộc chạy đua phát triển điện hạt nhân thì mọi người đều tranh giành uranium giá rẻ của Nga. Đó mới thực sự là một vấn đề. Thành thử, Nga là một yếu tố then chốt trên thị trường uranium nhưng đừng quên rằng đang có những quốc gia khác trên tế giới rất cần uranium cho cuộc chạy đua phát triển điện hạt nhân ».   Do thế giới không khan hiếm uranium, nguyên tố này lại không tập trung tại một số nơi trên mặt đất, do không bị ràng buộc ở các khâu vận chuyển, các nhà máy làm giàu uranium, các nhà điện hạt nhân có thể lắp đặt ở bất kỳ nơi nào (miễn là ngoài các vành đai lửa của động đất).Nga dù không có nhiều quặng uranium nhưng vẫn có thể trở thành tâm điểm của thị trường này nhờ công nghệ làm giàu uranium và chế tạo thanh nhiên liệu phục vụ cho các lò phản ứng hạt nhân. Phương Tây không dám đưa uranium Nga vào danh sách trừng phạt. Matxcơva thì biết rõ những giới hạn nếu dùng uranium sử dụng trong lĩnh vực dân sự như một vũ khí phục vụ các mục tiêu chiến lược. Dù không hoàn toàn lệ thuộc vào uranium của Nga nhưng, đối với các tập đoàn điện lược trên thế giới đã trang bị lò phản ứng của Rosatom, không dễ để thoát Nga. Ngoài bí quyết chế biến uranium được làm giàu thành thanh nhiên liệu, Nga còn làm chủ công nghệ tái xử lý các thanh nhiên liệu này. Chỉ có 4 % thanh nhiên liệu bị xếp vào hạng « rác thải hạt nhân ». Trong trường hợp của Pháp, tuy không lệ thuộc vào uranium tự nhiên của Nga, và có công nghệ làm giàu uranium nhưng tập đoàn Điện Lực Quốc Gia đã chọn  trao khâu « tái xử lý » các thanh nhiên liệu trong lò phản ứng trên lãnh thổ quốc gia cho nhà máy Seversk, đặt tại Tomsk trong vùng Siberie. Seversk là một chi nhánh trực thuộc Rosatom.

I was honoured to speak with the inspiring singer, composer, choir leader, pianist and cultural activist Polina Shepherd. In this episode you'll hear Polina's stories from growing up in Tartarstan, in the former Soviet Union, finding a bridge to her Jewish identity through Klezmer music, collaborating with her mentors, founding Yiddish and Russian choirs in the U.K., and many other creative projects. During the episode she sings songs from different traditions, including one of her compositions, and is such a warm and engaging speaker I trust a wide audience will find inspiration and food for thought in her perspectives on education, mentorship, creativity, health, identity, connection and collaboration. The link for both the podcast and video is linked with the full transcript: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/polina-shepherd  Her website https://www.polinashepherd.co.uk/ If you are specifically interested in Klezmer music, you may be interested in previous episodes with Alicia Svigals, Josh “Socalled” Dolgin, and Marilyn Lerner. Please encourage me to keep this series going. https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo credit: Shendl Copitman Timestamps: (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:27) connecting through music, COVID, Sing With Me workshops (00:05:14) Polina's childhood, family music-making (00:07:16) intro to Russian Romance by Lermontov and Shashina (00:10:14) Polina's musical training and voice (00:12:16) Tomsk, Kazan, growing up in Tartarstan, Jewish community, perestroika (00:16:27) Yiddish song, Polina sings “A Frisher Vind” Dovid Hofshsteyn poetry (00:21:31) secular Yiddish culture, song cycle with poems of Troim Katz Handler (00:24:11) falling in love with Merlin Shepherd, experience of immigration to the UK (00:28:17) first trip to US, Lorin Sklamberg, Adrienne Cooper, Zalmen Mlotek (00:31:07) 150 Voices with Lorin Sklamberg, part in “The Crown” (00:35:09) The Caravan Orchestra and Choir, teaching improvisation, working with youth (00:40:39) Tartarstan cultural influences (00:42:40) Polina's advice for musicians, collaboration (00:48:13) memorisation, playing by ear (00:49:15) advice for health for singers and everyone else (00:52:48) accompanying silent films (00:57:43) collaboration with dance, community outreach (00:59:22) Polina's way of manifesting projects, starting her choirs, Jackie Fuller (01:04:12) working with community choirs (01:06:55) learning from Adrienne Cooper, Zalmen Mlotek, Lorin Sklamberg, Frank London, Merlin Shepherd, Psoy Korolenko (01:13:37) Niggun Koyach (01:16:14) Polina's reflections and advice --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

Liz Trussová rezignovala na funkci britské premiérky. Novinářům to oznámila po dnešním jednání s nejvyššími představiteli Konzervativní strany. V úřadu byla něco málo přes šest týdnů. V čele vlády zůstane, dokud konzervativci nezvolí svého nového vůdce či vůdkyni. „Nečekal jsem to, ale říkal jsem, že by byl zázrak, kdyby vydržela ještě měsíc. Ta krize už nabírala strašlivé obrátky,” říká pro Rádio ZET politolog Alexander Tomský. 

En rad ryska affärsledare har dött under oklara omständigheter bara sen i januari. Hör varför hela Vladimir Putins tid vid makten har präglats av oförklarliga dödsfall, mord och förgiftningar. Nyligen föll den ryske oljeföretagaren Ravil Maganov från ett sjukhusfönster i Moskva. Omständigheterna runt hans död är oklara vissa anser att det kan ha varit självmord medan andra ifrågasätter den versionen. Maganov var styrelseordförande i oljejätten Lukoil, ett av de ryska företag som öppet kritiserat Putins invasion av Ukraina. Hittills under 2022 har minst åtta höjdare inom affärsvärlden i Ryssland dött under mystiska omständigheter, flera av dem har hittats döda i sina hem både i Ryssland och utomlands.Mordet på Dugins dotterI slutet av augusti dödades dottern till den ryske ultranationalistiske filosofen och ideologen Alexander Dugin i ett attentat. När den 29-åriga journalisten Daria Dugina dog efter att att en bomb utlösts i hennes bil började spekulationerna om att den verkliga måltavlan kunde ha varit hennes far den politiske filosofen Alexander Dugin. Dottern kom från en kulturfestival där hennes pappa hållit ett föredrag. Ryssland hävdade snabbt att Ukraina låg bakom dådet, något Ukraina förnekat. Fortfarande är detaljerna runt hennes död oklara och omgärdas av stor ryktesspridning. Både Dugin och hans dotter finns på sanktionslistor i flera västerländska länder, bland annat eftersom att Dugin spridit desinformation om UkrainaFörgiftningar av oppositionellaBland de mest kända mordförsöken var när oppositionsledaren Alexander Navalnyj år 2020 plötsligt insjuknade på ett plan på väg från Tomsk i Sibirien till Moskva. Det visade sig att nervgiftet Novitjok lagts i Navalnyjs kalsonger. Efter att Navalnyj fått intensivvård överlevde han, men han har senare fängslats. Även utomlands har regimkritiska ryssar förgiftats. År 2018 förgiftades Sergej Skripal och hans dotter Julia, också med nervgiftet Novitjok i Salisbury i England. Bägge överlevde. År 2006 dog den avhoppade ryska agenten Alexander Litvinenko efter att han druckit polonium-spetsat te i London. Enligt Europadomstolen låg Ryssland bakom mordet. Hör om en rad mystiska dödsfall och mordförsök under Putins tid vid makten.Medverkande: Maria Persson Löfgren, Rysslandskorrespondent, Inga Näslund, Palmecentret, Johan Molander, tidigare diplomat och ambassadör i MoskvaProgramledare: Fredrik WadströmProducent: Katja MagnussonTekniker: Alma Segeholm

Lékaři dnes ráno vyšetřili britskou královnu Alžbětu II. a její zdravotní stav je znepokojil. Šestadevadesátiletá panovnice nyní pobývá na svém zámku Balmoral ve Skotsku. ,,Zpráva je velice vážná. Do zámku Balmor se sjela celá královská rodina,” říká odborník na Velkou Británii Alexander Tomský.

What do our Lutheran Confessions mean to International Lutherans? What roll do our Confessions have in the mission work to non-Germanic people? Guests Rev. Dr. Alexey Streltsov — Rector of Siberian Evangelical Lutheran Church Seminary in Novosibirsk, Russia, and Rev. Joel Fritsche — Director at Seminario Concordia El Reformador - República Dominicana, join host Rev. Sean Smith to discuss the value of the Lutheran Confessions for Lutherans around the world. To support the Siberian Evangelical Lutheran Church (SELC) Seminary through the the Save the Seminary endowment and to find more information about the SELC, visit siberianlutheranmissions.org, or savetheseminary.org. Find the SELC on Facebook at facebook.com/siberianelc. You can also write to: Save the Seminary Campaign - The Siberian Lutheran Mission Society 8811 St. Joe Road Fort Wayne, IN 46835 Phone: 260 209-1647 To support Pastor Joel Fritsche, visit lcms.org/fritsche. Learn more about Seminario Concordia El Reformador at facebook.com/CMSCRRD. Transfiguration parishioners with Bishop Lytkin St Mary - the log church - in Tomsk, Siberia Christmas in Buryatia, 2020 Rev. Streltsov at Immanuel Lutheran Church, St. Charles, MO, on June 19, 2022 Rev. Streltsov distributing communion at St. Andrew in Novosibirsk Siberian Seminary Building Find your copy of The Augsburg Confession - Concordia Reader's Edition at cph.org or read online at bookofconcord.org/augsburg-confession.

„Staré přísloví říká: „Potkáš-li kde spasitele, nakopni ho do prdele.“ To je přesně ono. Chtějí nám zase spasit náš svět, který je krásný, který jsme vybudovali, který ustavil individuální a podnikatelskou svobodu s politickým řádem. A dokonce s rovností všech lidí před Bohem a před zákonem. Dokonce ustavil svět meritokracie, kde zásluhy znamenají hierarchii, kterou chce dnešní spravedlnost zbourat, a úplně zbořit,“ říká o progresivistickém útoku na tradice a instituce euroatlantické civilizace politolog Alexander Tomský v závěrečném díle rozhovoru pro pořad Kupředu do minulosti. 3. díl, 17.07.2022, www.RadioUniversum.cz

„Západ není za Ukrajinu ochoten bojovat, a musí tedy Putinovi jasně ukázat, že hranice NATO jsou svaté, neporušitelné. Ale Ukrajinu je zřejmě potřeba donutit ke kompromisům, které tam nevidím, které tam prostě nejsou, a pořád mluví o Krymu a Donbasu, že patří jim. A to je problém,“ říká politolog Alexandr Tomský v pokračování rozhovoru pro pořad Kupředu do minulosti. 2. díl, 10.07.2022, www.RadioUniversum.cz

„Západ je přece na první pohled strašně slabý. Skládá se z 50 států a národů, nikdy se nesjednotil, ani proti Turkům, ani proti Mongolům, nikdy toho nebyl schopen, ale vždycky všechno nakonec vyhrál. Kdežto diktatura, tedy snaha řídit všechno seshora, a navíc diktatura zkorumpované oligarchie, vede k tomu, jak ruská armáda vypadá,“ říká politolog Alexandr Tomský v rozhovoru pro pořad Kupředu do minulosti. 1. díl, 03.07.2022, www.RadioUniversum.cz

Our guest on the podcast this week is Varvara Pakhomenko. Varvara Pakhomenko has been a human rights activist for a very long time. Back in her native Tomsk she was actively involved in human rights activities. Having moved to Moscow, Varvara began working with many human rights activists in the capital, but the geography of her travels remained very wide. Since 2006, Varvara Pakhomenko has worked in conflict zones in the North and South Caucasus: in 2006-2009 at the human rights organization Demos, in 2009-2011 at the Dutch organization Russian Justice Initiative, and since 2011 she has worked as a programme analyst for Europe and Central Asia at the International Crisis Group. When the Russian authorities effectively closed the ICG's Moscow office, Varvara left to work in Ukraine. There she worked first for the UN Development Programme and after that for Geneva Call. A move to Canada seemed to put some distance between her and Europe, but now Varvara Pakhomenko is back again on the old continent. The recording took place on 24 June 2022. This podcast is in Russian. You can also listen to the podcast on our website, SoundCloud, Podcasts.com, Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts, Anchor and YouTube. You can also listen to the podcast in full here (see also below): The questions we ask Varvara Pakhomenko include: · How did human rights activism come into your life? · One of Tomsk's leading human rights activists was Boris Maksovich Kreindel. He was involved in many projects, including defending the rights of Roma in Tomsk region. How did it happen that he had to leave his native land? · Tell us about your work in the conflict zones in the Caucasus – where did you work? To what extent was it dangerous? · Which Moscow human rights activists and which organizations have you worked with in Russia? · When and why did you decide to move to Ukraine? · How does the human rights movement in Ukraine differ from that in Russia? · At least since 2012 the Russian authorities have pursued policies of increasing restrictions on human rights work in the country, attacks on freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and a general moved towards isolationism. Do you think they have been preparing for the war against Ukraine for a long time? · What has been your role at the UNDP and Geneva Call? · How has the Ukrainian army changed since 2014. How do you assess the Ukrainian military's compliance with international humanitarian law and with the rules and customs of warfare? · How do you see the future of human rights in Russia and the future of human rights organizations? Sergei Nikitin writes on Facebook: “I remember when I was working on South Ossetia in 2010,” Varya Pakhomenko told Simon Cosgrove and I. “I had to make a difficult decision at the time: I did not know what to do. I called Sasha Cherkasov and asked him what to do in this situation. Sasha replied: ‘You know, no one can make this decision better than you right now. Because you know all that's going on there better than anyone.' And at that moment I realized that these fine people had begun to see me as an equal colleague.” In this podcast, Varya Pakhomenko talks about her native Tomsk, about Tomsk human rights activist Boris Kreindel, and about how a student from Siberia became a human rights activist. Varya and I were in South Ossetia together two weeks after the end of the war in 2008, so I had a chance to work with her myself then. After Russia, Varvara Pakhomenko has worked in Ukraine: in the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and, after that, with the Geneva Call organization. It was then that she participated in training the Ukrainian Armed Forces, teaching the Ukrainian military how to comply with international humanitarian norms and protect civilians in armed conflict.

EPISODE 39 - what is the green needle?The Green Needle specializes in sustainable and eco-friendly sewing classes. Our motto is Reuse, Reduce, Repurpose and we apply that to our classes. We offer sewing classes and workshops - from beginner to advanced. Our teaching methods are based on a practical approach. From alteration, deconstruction, and restyling, the students learn about clothing construction, pattern drafting, tailoring methods, body types, principle and details of design, and textile.We give students the foundation needed to sew like professionals, while also teaching in an artistic way in order to create unique, timeless and sustainable fashion. After taking our courses, students will be able to repair, alter, restyle and  design clothes for themselves, family, friends, and potential customers.Ludmila (Lucy) PopovaMeet Ludmila, tailor, artisan, educator, and the founder of The Green Needle. With over 15 years of experience in designing, producing and altering apparel, Ludmila has found her true passion: teaching others how to recycle and repurpose their wardrobes! Ludmila has been certified in design and tailoring by the Professional Lyceum of Fashion in Tomsk, Russia. She also holds a Master's Degree in Education from the Tomsk State University. In 2005, Ludmila started SewLux - a custom clothing and alteration business in Ottawa. Since 2008, Lucy has been successfully  teaching sewing classes in Ottawa through Algonquin College, the OCDSB and Eco Equitable.In her classes, Ludmila uses a dynamic, hands-on teaching style to impact enthusiasm and inspiration for those waiting to gain the necessary hands-on experience and knowledge to develop their own unique styles, and turn fashion's leftovers into timeless creations. Lucy is an advocate for green fashion and the difference it can make in helping to sustain our planet!https://www.thegreenneedle.com/For more about our business please visithttps://upcyclecanada.ca/Podcast created by True Media SolutionsThank you to Jacob Moon for creating our Podcast Soundtrack - please visit www.JacobMoon.com Support the show

S Alexandrem Tomským se znám 33 let. Navštívil jsem ho poprvé v roce 1989 jako jednadvacetiletý student  u něj doma v anglickém Purley na jihu Londýna. Byl jedním z osmi exilových nakladatelů české literatury. Nejmladší, je ročník 1947, a jak říká, dnes je z nich poslední naživu. Po návratu do bývalého Československa pokračoval ve vydávání knih, zbohatl, pak zchudl, má celkem deset dětí s třemi ženami, a jako penzista si přivydělává psaním a překládáním. Přeložil například knížky dvou britských konzervativců: již zesnulého Rogera Scrutona a Douglasa Murrayho, současné hvězdy pravicové intelektuální elity. Právě o konzervatismu jsme spolu mluvili: jaké má kořeny a s čím se dnes potýká. Zajímal mě názor Alexandra Tomského na některé významné konzervativce: namátkou Donalda Trumpa, Václava Klause, Borise Johnsona nebo Petra Fialy.Zajímalo mě, jak si vysvětluje, že část pravice, zejména v Americe, realtivizuje ruskou invazi a válku na Ukrajině, a proč se v tomto postoj konzervativců liší. Zajímalo mě, kde on sám vidí východisko. “Velkoruský imperialismus musí dostat po držce,” říká Tomský, avšak celý problém popisuje jako složitý a historický propletený.A samozřejmě jsme se dotkli i oblíbeného tématu konzervativců i Alexandra Tomského, a tím je krize Západu, způsobená nástupem tzv. progresivismu. “Intelligence, a zejména ta humanitní, je velmi náchylna na nemoc rozumu. Mezi inženýry tolik progresivistů nenajdete,” říká Tomský.On sám je skeptický a obává se, že západní civilizace svou existenční válku prohraje a je odsouzená k zániku. Cituje však názor svého syna, který mu oponuje a tvrdí, že svoboda a individualismus Západu jsou nakažlivé, a to i pro kultury, které se - uzavřeny do sebe - staví k Západu nesmiřitelně.O tom všem jsme mluvili: také o smyslu života i o tom, proč je důležité respektovat, že různí lidé mají různé názory.Děkuji, že posloucháte.

Dmitriy Litvinov is a serial entrepreneur, founder and head of BandLink, a service for musicians, which was bought by Yandex at the beginning of 2022. He was born in Prokopievsk, Kemerovo region, and studied in Tomsk as a radio engineer. Since 2001 he has worked as an IT manager. In 2010 moved to Kaliningrad. He loves doing projects in absolutely different fields of knowledge and in different markets. During his career he has done more than 40 projects, including: - federal information system for real estate accounting; - a project for the relocation of personnel to the Kaliningrad region; - music news aggregator; - men's jewelry shop; - co-shopping marketplace (sells 5,000 orders per day); - computer game; - an ecosystem of services for musicians. Most of these projects have been successful or have been sold. Today he is an employee of Yandex Music and accompanies his BandLink project inside Yandex. He is a music lover, movie lover, and loves to cook. FIND DMITRIY ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

„Královna Alžběta II. má narozeniny dvoje, oficiálně jsou až v červnu, ty dnešní jsou soukromé. Dostala například vlastní panenku Barbie, jinak se v Anglii její narozeniny dnes nezdůrazňují. V červnu naopak slaví i s diplomatickým sborem, bude to nesmírná sláva,“ popisuje 96. narozeniny královny Alžběty II. Alexander Tomský ve vysílání Rádia Z. 

Alexander Ratakhin was born in Vladivostok in 1978. He graduated from the Academic Lyceum in the city of Tomsk. He was especially fond of mathematics (he was the winner of city and regional Olympiads, participated in the international one). In 2000 he graduated from Tomsk State University, Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Cybernetics. He taught mathematics and business disciplines at TSU and in the MBA program. From 2003 to 2014, he worked for a large company in the field of process control systems, the last 4 years as a group managing director. Since 2014, he has gone into entrepreneurial activity. Today it is a co-owner of 4 companies: AWT is the Russian leader in the B2B water treatment market (exporter to 7 countries), Infomatix is one of the leading companies in the market of digital services for public transport passengers, PROFITEROLE is the development of software in the field of NFT marketplaces, WORCH is a mobile application for conducting surveys, owned BANDLINK - a platform for services for musicians, at the beginning of 2022, this project was sold to Yandex. Receives an EMBA degree in HKUST/SK (EURASIA). FIND ALEXANDER ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Alexander Ratakhin was born in Vladivostok in 1978. He graduated from the Academic Lyceum in the city of Tomsk. He was especially fond of mathematics (he was the winner of city and regional Olympiads, participated in the international one). In 2000 he graduated from Tomsk State University, Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Cybernetics. He taught mathematics and business disciplines at TSU and in the MBA program. From 2003 to 2014, he worked for a large company in the field of process control systems, the last 4 years as a group managing director. Since 2014, he has gone into entrepreneurial activity. Today it is a co-owner of 4 companies: AWT is the Russian leader in the B2B water treatment market (exporter to 7 countries), Infomatix is ​​one of the leading companies in the market of digital services for public transport passengers, PROFITEROLE is the development of software in the field of NFT marketplaces, WORCH is a mobile application for conducting surveys, owned BANDLINK - a platform for services for musicians, at the beginning of 2022, this project was sold to Yandex. Receives an EMBA degree in HKUST/SK (EURASIA).FIND ALEXANDER ON SOCIAL MEDIALinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram================================PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.uhnwidata.com/podcastApple podcast: https://apple.co/3kqOA7QSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2UOtE1AGoogle podcast: https://bit.ly/3jmA7ulSUPPORT & CONNECT:Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrichTwitter: https://twitter.com/denofrichFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrichYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DenofRich

Přesně sedmdesát let stojí Alžběta II. v čele Spojeného království. Dosud žádný britský panovník neoslavil na trůnu platinové jubileum a dost možná se to už žádnému dalšímu nepodaří. Rádio Z se dnes tomuto výročí věnovalo v dopoledním mimořádném vysílání. Jeho prvním hostem byl politolog a nakladatel Alexander Tomský, který ve Velké Británii strávil podstatnou část svého života.

Alexey Knyazev - Doctor of Chemistry, Director of Engineering Chemical Technology Center, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Chemistry, National Research Tomsk State University. Laureate of the Russian Presidential Prize in the field of science and innovation for young scientists in 2009. Was born on July 28, 1978 in Tomsk. Aleksey (and his brother Andrey Knyazev, director of the NOVOKHIM company) are the fourth generation of a family of chemical scientists who worked in Tomsk universities. Great-grandmother and great-grandfather graduated from Mendeleyevka (Russian Chemical Technical University named after D.I. Mendeleev) and in the five-year period of chemicalization of the whole country, which began in 1938, they came to develop chemistry in Tomsk. Great-grandfather, Nikolai Pavlovich Kurin, was already with a degree and headed one department at TPI, great-grandmother (Geniya Abramovna) - another, portraits of both hang now in the 2nd building of the Polytechnic University. My great-grandfather also has an obelisk in the 10th building - because after some time he began to study nuclear physics and headed the 43rd department, which trained personnel for the construction of the SCC. The grandfather of Alexei Knyazev, Mikhail Nikolaevich Kurin, also studied in Moscow at the Russian Chemical Technical University, returned to Tomsk and headed the 13th department - the one that deals with research at an experimental nuclear reactor. His wife, Larisa Nikolaevna, came from Novosibirsk and entered the Tomsk State University at the Faculty of Chemistry, where she then worked all her life. She headed the Department of Physical and Colloidal Chemistry, created a laboratory for catalytic research. Alexey Knyazev's mother - Elena Mikhailovna Knyazeva is also catalytic, now she is a teacher at the Department of General and Organic Chemistry at TPU. FIND ALEXEY ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Alexey Knyazev - Doctor of Chemistry, Director of Engineering Chemical Technology Center, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Chemistry, National Research Tomsk State University. Laureate of the Russian Presidential Prize in the field of science and innovation for young scientists in 2009. Was born on July 28, 1978 in Tomsk.Aleksey (and his brother Andrey Knyazev, director of the NOVOKHIM company) are the fourth generation of a family of chemical scientists who worked in Tomsk universities. Great-grandmother and great-grandfather graduated from Mendeleyevka (Russian Chemical Technical University named after D.I. Mendeleev) and in the five-year period of chemicalization of the whole country, which began in 1938, they came to develop chemistry in Tomsk. Great-grandfather, Nikolai Pavlovich Kurin, was already with a degree and headed one department at TPI, great-grandmother (Geniya Abramovna) - another, portraits of both hang now in the 2nd building of the Polytechnic University. My great-grandfather also has an obelisk in the 10th building - because after some time he began to study nuclear physics and headed the 43rd department, which trained personnel for the construction of the SCC. The grandfather of Alexei Knyazev, Mikhail Nikolaevich Kurin, also studied in Moscow at the Russian Chemical Technical University, returned to Tomsk and headed the 13th department - the one that deals with research at an experimental nuclear reactor. His wife, Larisa Nikolaevna, came from Novosibirsk and entered the Tomsk State University at the Faculty of Chemistry, where she then worked all her life. She headed the Department of Physical and Colloidal Chemistry, created a laboratory for catalytic research. Alexey Knyazev's mother - Elena Mikhailovna Knyazeva is also a catalytic, now she is a teacher at the Department of General and Organic Chemistry at TPU.FIND ALEXEY ON SOCIAL MEDIALinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram================================PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.uhnwidata.com/podcastApple podcast: https://apple.co/3kqOA7QSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2UOtE1AGoogle podcast: https://bit.ly/3jmA7ulSUPPORT & CONNECT:Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrichTwitter: https://twitter.com/denofrichFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrichYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DenofRich

La Cour suprême à Moscou a ordonné la dissolution de l'ONG, pilier de la défense des libertés. Ce procès, dans la forme, a bel et bien traité de la loi sur les « agents de l'étranger », des soi-disant violations répétées de cette loi par l'ONG. Mais pour le journal Libération, « Ce qui s'est joué, était l'affrontement de deux visions de l'histoire soviétique et de deux légitimités à raconter. Celle de l'État russe, qui se veut l'héritier de l'URSS et le tenant d'une histoire débarrassée de ses aspérités, uniformément héroïque et appuyée sur le mythe fondateur de la victoire de 1945. Contre celle d'une partie de la société civile, héritiers de la glasnost, tenants du devoir d'inventaire et de mémoire sur les pages sombres de l'histoire soviétique. » Le travail de mémoire « Cette association d'historiens, fondée à la fin des années 80, veut répondre à la soif de vérité de la société russe d'alors », détaille Libération. « Les archives du KGB s'ouvrent, des millions de familles veulent enfin savoir ce qu'il est advenu d'un père, un grand-père, un oncle, disparu dans les rouages du goulag. » « Une vérité qui ne peut jamais être annihilée » explique le président de Mémorial-France, Nicolas Werth. Il dit ne pas être surpris par la décision de la justice russe, mais préfère « insister sur une lueur d'optimisme : la liquidation prendra beaucoup de temps, il y a peut-être la possibilité de faire appel. Et surtout, ce travail de mémoire, d'histoire, est fait, a été numérisé, archivé, il est là et ne peut plus disparaître. On ne peut pas gommer comme ça, d'un trait, 30 ans de travail. » peut-on lire dans Libération.  L'aboutissement d'une longue séquence du durcissement du régime « Un durcissement vis-à-vis des voix discordantes » analyse Le Figaro. « Un tournant net a été pris depuis 2019 avec les manifestations contre les résultats des élections locales à Moscou. Et surtout depuis 2020 et le traitement de l'opposant Alexei Navalny actuellement emprisonné après avoir été empoisonné » rappelle Le Figaro. « Des militants pro-Navalny ont été arrêtés et condamnés dans les régions. Ses bras droits ont dû quitter le pays. Mardi, on apprenait l'arrestation de la coordinatrice de son mouvement à Tomsk. Elle risque douze de prison pour extrémisme. » Mémorial promet de continuer à travailler, mais ce sera sans Iouri Dimitriev. Le militant qui a notamment révélé l'existence d'immenses charniers staliniens a été accusé de pédopornographie en 2016 et vient d'être condamné à 15 ans de prison. La liquidation de Mémorial provoque une onde de choc Le journal Le Monde juge que pour l'heure, seules les antennes internationales de Mémorial, notamment en France, en Allemagne, en Belgique, en Italie paraissent intouchables. Le Monde qui relate de nombreuses réactions indignées, notamment celle du chef de la diplomatie française : « c'est une terrible perte pour le peuple russe qui a le droit de bénéficier d'une connaissance juste de son passé et d'une société fondée sur les valeurs fondamentales portées par le Conseil de l'Europe. » Berlin lui a emboîté le pas en jugeant « plus qu'incompréhensible » le verdict de la Cour suprême russe. Mais la réaction la plus cinglante, lance Le Monde vient sans doute du directeur du Mémorial d'Auschwitz « Un pouvoir qui a peur de la mémoire n'atteindra jamais de maturité démocratique. » Économie : le cri d'alarme des entreprises Après les particuliers, c'est au tour des milieux économiques de subir la flambée des tarifs de l'électricité et du gaz écrit Aujourd'hui en France. Le gaz est six fois plus cher que l'année dernière, et l'électricité 5 fois plus chère. De quoi inquiéter le patron de l'Union des industries utilisatrices d'énergie. : « Cela se conjugue avec des difficultés d'approvisionnement. Nous risquons de perdre de la compétitivité par rapport à certains de nos concurrents, à commencer par la Chine que nous ne pourrons plus jamais rattraper. » explique-t-il dans le quotidien.  Après la flambée, la plongée... grâce à des températures plus douces, « les cours du gaz ont cédé plus de 40 % en une semaine en Europe avance le journal Les Échos, même s'ils restent à des niveaux historiquement élevés. »

Russian police reportedly detained as many as five former activists from Alexey Navalny's disbanded political network on Tuesday, December 28. According to various reports, arrests were carried out in the cities of Tomsk, Irkutsk, Arkhangelsk, Barnaul, and Saratov (though not all of the detentions have been confirmed). Following interrogations, investigators brought criminal charges against two of the detained activists -- former regional coordinators Ksenia Fadeeva and Zakhar Sarapulov -- for involvement in an extremist group and participation in a nonprofit organization that infringes on the rights of citizens. Both Fadeeva and Sarapulov were arraigned on Tuesday and placed under restrictions pending trial. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2021/12/28/retroactive-repression

Polina Kolozaridi is a social researcher focusing on the internet. Her key research interest is how do we know, feel, anticipate and imagine technologies. She is from Tomsk, Siberia. Polina coordinates a grassroots community of researchers (academic and not very academic ones) called a club for internet and society enthusiasts. Together with the club Polina organizes initiative research projects and acts as a knowledge activist. She teaches at the university Higher school of economics and other universities, the courses are about internet studies, amateur online media, and critical data studies. Polina has a Ph.D. in Sociology, has stayed as a visiting scholar in different European Universities, such as King's College London, University of Bremen, University of Helsinki. She also works with the problem of people and technologies as an artist and curator. FIND POLINA ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Polina Kolozaridi is a social researcher focusing on the internet. Her key research interest is how do we know, feel, anticipate and imagine technologies. She is from Tomsk, Siberia. Polina coordinates a grassroots community of researchers (academic and not very academic ones) called a club for internet and society enthusiasts. Together with the club Polina organises initiative research projects and acts as a knowledge activist. She teaches at the university Higher school of economics and other universities, the courses are about internet studies, amateur online media, and critical data studies. Polina has a Ph.D. in Sociology, has stayed as a visiting scholar in different European Universities, such as King's College London, University of Bremen, University of Helsinki. She also works with the problem of people and technologies as an artist and curator.FIND POLINA ON SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook================================PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.uhnwidata.com/podcastApple podcast: https://apple.co/3kqOA7QSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2UOtE1AGoogle podcast: https://bit.ly/3jmA7ulSUPPORT & CONNECT:Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrichTwitter: https://twitter.com/denofrichFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrichYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DenofRich

'La pesadilla de los residuos nucleares', una producción francesa de 2009 dirigida por Eric Gueret. El documental presenta los resultados de una investigación sobre la gestión de residuos nucleares en EE.UU., Rusia, Alemania y Francia. Los autores Eric Guéret y Laure Noualhat estuvieron acompañados por los técnicos del laboratorio francés independiente de control de la radiación, CRIIRAD. Ellos han detectado y medido la radiación en muchos lugares como el río Columbia de EE.UU. o la fábrica de plutonio francesa llamada planta de reprocesamiento en La Hague. La industria nuclear francesa asegura que el 96% de los materiales nucleares son 'reciclados' a través del sistema de reprocesamiento. ¿Dónde va el uranio de las centrales nucleares? La empresa AREVA declara que la mayor parte del uranio reprocesado es enviado a Rusia para enriquecerlo, sin embargo parece ser que la realidad es otra y que gran parte de este uranio queda depositado y sin ningún destino. Contenedores con hexafluoruro de uranio procedentes de Francia fueron descubiertos dentro del territorio de Complejo Químico de Séversk, la factoría de reprocesamiento nuclear conocida con el nombre de Tomsk-7. Al aire libre, sin protección. "Los contenedores llegaron por mar desde Le Havre hasta San Petersburgo y, desde allí, por tren. Se encuentran ahora al aire libre, sin ninguna protección, a menos de un kilómetro de una fila de edificios en donde vive gente", asegura Alexéi Tóropov, responsable regional de la Agencia Ecológica de Siberia (SEA). Séversk, localidad situada a diez kilómetros de Tomsk, tiene una población de 120.000 habitantes y sigue estando considerada 'ciudad cerrada', como en la época soviética. Para acceder a ella hay que disponer de un pase especial, incluso para los ciudadanos rusos. La planta de Tomsk-7 fue en su día la mayor factoría del mundo para la producción de plutonio, elemento fundamental en la fabricación de bombas atómicas. Su último reactor dejó de funcionar hace cinco años. Las autoridades rusas niegan que las vagonetas que hay en Tomsk-7 lleven en su interior residuos nucleares. El vicegobernador de la región, Serguéi Tochilin, llama 'materia prima' a lo que hay dentro de los contenedores. El portavoz de Rosatom, la agencia nuclear rusa, Serguéi Nóvikov, sostiene que "el hexafluoruro de uranio no es un producto de desecho y se puede almacenar al aire libre como se hace también en EE.UU. y en Europa". Este traslado de materiales radiactivos plantea varias cuestiones: la seguridad de su transporte durante 8.000 kilómetros, la seguridad de su almacenamiento y la eficacia de su recuperación.

He is Russian President Vladimir Putin's most determined and outspoken opponent. He was nearly poisoned to death in 2020. Today, Alexei Navalny is in prison and Russia has changed a great deal. A five-part AFP podcast series.   Episode #5 Exile We fly to Lithuania, which has become a refuge for Russian opposition figures in exile because of repression in their own country. From there they try to convince Russians and the world to take action against President Vladimir Putin's government. In Siberia, other Kremlin critics see themselves as in a form of internal exile. As European leaders struggle over how to deal with Russia, mixing sanctions with dialogue, we ask: What does the future hold for Russia, and for its opposition?   Sources  Vladimir Milov, Russian opposition politician who has worked with Alexei Navalny; Pyotr Tolstoy, vice-president of the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament; Vladimir Kara-Murza, opposition politician;  Danute Gailiene, professor of psychology at the University of Vilnius ; Jacques Maire, member of French parliament and of President Emmanuel Macron's “En Marche!” party.  Viktor Muchnik, chief editor of independent Russian media outlet TV2 in Tomsk. Mikhail Khodorkovsky, exiled Russian businessman and opposition figure. Ekaterina Schulmann, political scientist specializing in Russia  Archives : Vladimir Putin, Angela Merkel Credits Authors: Jonathan Brown and Andrea Palasciano in Moscow, Antoine Boyer and Sarah-Lou Lepers in Paris. Hosts: Jonathan Brown and Andrea Palasciano. Editing : Antoine Boyer and Sarah-Lou Lepers. Translations: Vassily Koloskov. In Vilnius : Vaidotas Beniusus, Saulius Jakučionis. Music: Clemence Reliat and Nicolas Vair. Illustration: David Lory. Mixing: Christophe Robert. Communication: Amir Ajkic, Boris Bachorz, Coline Sallois. Marketing: Eleonora Gallerani, Laurent Nicolas. Editors in Chief : Michaela Cancela-Kieffer, Michael Mainville, Antoine Lambroschini.

Sur Le Fil vous offre ce week-end quatre épisodes hors-série produits par l'AFP. Rendez-vous dimanche pour les épisodes 3 et 4 ! Le cinquième sortira dans quelques semaines sur le flux dédié Le poison de Poutine, abonnez-vous pour  ne pas manquer sa sortie ! Vous retrouvez Antoine Boyer et Sarah-Lou Lepers, mais dans un format plus long que Sur Le fil. Dites-nous ce que vous en avez pensé sur podcast@afp.com ! Résumé Il est « le poison de Poutine », l'opposant au président russe le plus déterminé. En 2020, il a failli mourir empoisonné. Aujourd'hui Alexeï Navalny est en prison et la Russie a beaucoup changé. Une série de podcasts de l'AFP en cinq épisodes.  Episode #2 Novitchok  Nous partons sur les traces de Navalny en Sibérie, pour revivre les dernières heures de sa vie “d'avant”, à Tomsk, où il est victime d'un empoisonnement. il sentira le “baiser de la mort”. “C'était terrifiant, j'ai commencé à sentir que je ne pouvais plus respirer” nous confie Vladimir Kara-Murza, un autre opposant empoisonné. Qui est derrière la tentative d'assassinat d'Alexeï Navalny ? Pour Agnès Callamard, ex-rapporteure de l'ONU sur ce dossier,  il y a peu de doutes...      Avec,  Vladimir Kara-Murza, opposant russe empoisonné à deux reprises; Agnès Callamard, secrétaire générale d'Amnesty international, ex-rapporteure de l'ONU sur l'empoisonnement d'Alexeï Navalny; Ksenia Fadéïeva, élue au conseil municipal de Tomsk, ancienne membre de l'organisation d'Alexeï Navalny; Sergeï Lavrov (archives), ministre russe des Affaires étrangères; Aric Toler, enquêteur, membre de l'équipe du site d'investigation Bellingcat;Thibault Marchand, journaliste de l'AFP à Moscou    Theresa May (archives); Vladimir Poutine (archives) et Alexeï Navalny (archives) Crédits Présentation : Antoine Boyer et Sarah-Lou Lepers; Auteur·e·s : Antoine Boyer, Sarah-Lou Lepers à Paris, avec Jonathan Brown et Andrea Palasciano à Moscou. Réalisation : Antoine Boyer et Sarah-Lou Lepers. Traductions : Vassily Koloskov. Musique : Clémence Reliat et Nicolas Vercambre. Illustration : David Lory. Mixage : Christophe Robert.  Communication : Amir Ajkic, Boris Bachorz, Coline Sallois, Vincent Burgaud. Marketing : Eleonora Gallerani, Laurent Nicolas. Rédaction en chef : Michaela Cancela-Kieffer, Michael Mainville, Antoine Lambroschini.

II est « le poison de Poutine », l'opposant au président russe le plus déterminé. En 2020, il a failli mourir empoisonné. Aujourd'hui Alexeï Navalny est en prison et la Russie a beaucoup changé. Une série de podcasts de l'AFP en cinq épisodes. Episode #2: Novitchok Nous partons sur les traces de Navalny en Sibérie, pour revivre les dernières heures de sa vie “d'avant”, à Tomsk, où il est victime d'un empoisonnement. il sentira le “baiser de la mort”. “C'était terrifiant, j'ai commencé à sentir que je ne pouvais plus respirer” nous confie Vladimir Kara-Murza, un autre opposant empoisonné. Qui est derrière la tentative d'assassinat d'Alexeï Navalny ? Pour Agnès Callamard, ex-rapporteure de l'ONU sur ce dossier,  il y a peu de doutes...   Avec: Vladimir Kara-Murza, opposant russe empoisonné à deux reprises; Agnès Callamard, secrétaire générale d'Amnesty international, ex-rapporteure de l'ONU sur l'empoisonnement d'Alexeï Navalny; Ksenia Fadéïeva, élue au conseil municipal de Tomsk, ancienne membre de l'organisation d'Alexeï Navalny; Sergeï Lavrov (archives), ministre russe des Affaires étrangères; Aric Toler, enquêteur, membre de l'équipe du site d'investigation Bellingcat;Thibault Marchand, journaliste de l'AFP à Moscou    Theresa May (archives); Vladimir Poutine (archives) et Alexeï Navalny (archives) Présentation et réalisation : Antoine Boyer et Sarah-Lou Lepers; Une enquête menée avec avec Jonathan Brown et Andrea Palasciano à Moscou. Traductions : Vassily Koloskov. Musique : Clémence Reliat et Nicolas Vercambre. Illustration : David Lory. Mixage : Christophe Robert. Communication : Amir Ajkic, Boris Bachorz, Coline Sallois, Vincent Burgaud. Marketing : Eleonora Gallerani, Laurent Nicolas. Rédaction en chef : Michaela Cancela-Kieffer, Michael Mainville, Antoine Lambroschini.

We retrace Alexei Navalny's steps in Siberia during the last moments of his ‘previous' life, in the city of Tomsk where he was poisoned. A few hours later, he would feel what he described as ‘the kiss of death'. ‘It was terrifying. I started to feel that I couldn't breathe anymore,' recounts Vladimir Kara-Murza, another opposition figure who was poisoned. Who poisoned Alexei Navalny? Agnes Callamard, the former UN rapporteur on the poisoning, has little doubt…   With interviews of  Vladimir Kara-Murza, opposition member twice poisoned; Agnes Callamard, Amnesty International Secretary General and former UN rapporteur on the poisoning; Ksenya Fadeeva, local official who saw Navalny the day before he was poisoned; Sergei Lavrov (archives), foreign minister; Aric Toler, member of the Bellingcat investigation team; Theresa May (archives); Vladimir Putin (archives); Alexei Navalny (archives)  Credits Authors: Jonathan Brown and Andrea Palasciano in Moscow, Antoine Boyer and Sarah-Lou Lepers in Paris. Hosts: Jonathan Brown and Andrea Palasciano. Editing : Antoine Boyer and Sarah-Lou Lepers. Translations: Vassily Koloskov. Music: Clemence Reliat and Nicolas Vair. Illustration: David Lory. Mixing: Christophe Robert. Communication: Amir Ajkic, Boris Bachorz, Coline Sallois. Marketing: Eleonora Gallerani, Laurent Nicolas. Editors in Chief : Michaela Cancela-Kieffer, Michael Mainville, Antoine Lambroschini.

Analyze the importance of opening doors in "Open the Door" by Alena Abrosimova & featuring Abigail Lambert. *** Alena Abrosimova is originally from Tomsk, Russia (think Siberia, not to be confused with Serbia) but currently resides in Sydney, Australia.  She sails as much as she can, though she is often interrupted by a pesky full-time job. When not sailing or working, she enjoys writing, reading, learning new things (especially all things impractical), and getting to know people, especially positive people who share her unending curiosity about our world.  You can see more from Ms. Abrosimova at her blog “Sails and Commas,” found at sailsandcommas.wordpress.com.     Abigail Lambert is a student, a singer, a dancer, a Gemini, an all around artiste.  She's lived in Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and currently lives in the wilds of northwest Massachusetts.  When high school isn't keeping her busy, Ms. Lambert enjoys passing her time in the company of Netflix and spending time with her family and friends. Prose plans on featuring Ms. Lambert on at least one more story.  If I can convince her to continue pursuing voice acting, narration, and sound editing, we'll see her popping up even more often. That would be a win for us all!   The track behind this story comes from MusOpen at musopen.org. Musopen is a 501(c)(3) non-profit focused on increasing access to music by creating free resources and educational materials. They provide recordings, sheet music, and textbooks to the public for free, without copyright restrictions. As they say, their mission is to set music free.  The title of the piece is “Russian Easter Festival Overture, Op. 36” was composed by Nikolai-Rimsky-Korsakov and was performed by the Musopen Symphony.  The piece is being used under a Public Domain Mar, 1.0 License.  We hope you've enjoyed this first little foray into dual narration and production, and we can' tell you how much we appreciate your patience as we learn together.  Ms. Lambert will be back again on a track next week. For now, we'll move along to a story by our beloved guest author Nicholas B. Morris.

1-Francia. Ultime battute per la campagna elettorale. Domenica la sfida Macron-Le Pen (Francesco Giorgini).2-Libia. L'incontro di questa settimana tra Sarraj e Haftar potrebbe essere l'inizio di una riconciliazione politica. La strada, però, è ancora lunga (Claudia Gazzini, International Crisis Group).3-Giornalisti attaccati in Russia. “Il vero problema è la cultura dell'impunità”. L'intervista a Nadezda Azhgikina, ex- presidente dell'Unione dei Giornalisti Russi, ospite del Festival dei Diritti Umani (Michela Sechi).4-La conquista dell'Artico comincia nelle aule universitarie. In Siberia, all'Università di Tomsk, aperto un nuovo corso di studi sulla biodiversità...Il vero obiettivo è mettere le mani sulle risorse naturali (Adele Alberti).5-Appunti sulla globalità. Quando il mercato interno è garanzia di crescita. Il caso di India e Cina (Alfredo Somoza)

In “My Little Creatures,” meet some individuals with imagination.   *** Alena Abrosimova is originally from Tomsk, Russia (think Siberia, not to be confused with Serbia) but currently resides in Sydney, Australia.  She sails as much as she can, though she is often interrupted by a pesky full-time job. When not sailing or working, she enjoys writing, reading, learning new things (especially all things impractical), and getting to know people, especially positive people who share her unending curiosity about our world.  You can see more from Ms. Abrosimova at her blog “Sails and Commas,” found at sailsandcommas.wordpress.com.     Both backing tracks come from PC III.  The first is titled “Through the Storm” and the second is titled “Klichi.” Both were taken from the Free Music Archive and are being used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  Thank you to PC III and the Free Music Archive for their contribution.