To defend, to move, and that is why we are collecting ammunition for the 65th brigade, we are collecting 100,000 uah, and now i will see how much we have managed to collect for each hour and 45 minutes, well, actually, by the way, not bad, thank you very much, even very well, i wont say, very well, we had 15 00 a little more, even in my opinion 13, a little more, and now we have uah 26,227, we have to. Collect uah 100,000, i think we will speed up and close these needs as soon as possible, because again , this is what is needed now, this is not some Global Project that will be needed, this is what the soldiers need now, ammunition, equipment, lets collect and close, well in the end, i want to say that i would really like the relevant people, well, it shouldnt be president zelenskyi, it shouldnt be someone there, it should be people who. Should be responsible for this, well, in particular, the ministry of culture and of information policy, or maybe even the president can react, whether
The kyiv court of appeals, where, as you might have guessed, allanyk was a judge. A competition was announced, and i cannot forbid him if there is a competition and he wants to work, exercise his constitutional right, so he really passed the competition, and when there was a question of liquidation of the Higher Specialized Court of ukraine for consideration of civil criminal cases, he was dismissed. The question of work arose again. I used to work before 2007 in the kyiv court of appeal, it was the court of appeal of the city of kyiv, now, as the legal successor said, the kyiv court of appeal, in the 21st year, it seems, he, yes, in the 21st year, he submitted documents, he passed the competition, the competition was fair, i think, because the tests were on computers, judge allainyk in that her nephew studied and worked in institutions, where. She taught and worked herself, does not see nepotism. I never even thought before that such questions might arise for me in the future, so that
8 of people read, and this is a terribly simple number, 8 of all read, then on the 23rd, 19, and this is a paper book in the ukrainian language, so on the one hand i i look at this 19 and it seems that it is good compared to eight, but they are compared with germany, i mean Ukrainian Institutes are compared with germany, in germany, 46 of the population reads, i. How do you perceive this jump, is it a jump, or is it, how do you, how do you perceive, first of all, this figure, well, 20 , that is, it is quite small, but thats all some people have started to read more, why do you think, what is the reason for this, why did ukrainians take paper ukrainian books, it seems to me that many people felt that reading is actually a very affordable luxury in the conditions of war, and you you can ground yourself, and when we talk about. This grounding and being in the moment, its often quite out of place things in a war, its hard to talk about, its hard to talk about publicly, but at the same time
BBC News Ukraine has revealed the winners of its 2021 Book of the Year awards presented in partnership with the Cultural Programme of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).