The fighting has led more than 3 million people to flee Ukraine, the UN estimates. Russia has demanded that NATO pledge never to admit Ukraine to the alliance or station forces there. In exchange, the official said, Ukraine was ready to discuss a neutral military status. The official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive talks, said Ukraine was insisting on the inclusion of one or more Western nuclear powers in the negotiations and on legally binding security guarantees for Ukraine. An official in Zelenskyy’s office told the AP that the main subject under discussion was whether Russian troops would remain in separatist regions in eastern Ukraine after the war and where the borders would be. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Thursday that some negotiators were breaking into working groups, “but there should be contacts today." Among those charged was Veronika Belotserkovskaya, a Russian-language cookbook author and blogger living abroad.īoth Ukraine and Russia this week reported some progress in negotiations. In a sign of that, Russian law enforcement announced the first known criminal cases under a new law that allows for 15-year prison terms for posting what is deemed to be “false information” about the war. The speech appeared to be a warning that his authoritarian rule, which had already grown tighter since the invasion began on Feb. “And there is only one goal, I have already spoken about it - the destruction of Russia,” he said. He said the West is using a “fifth column” of traitorous Russians to create civil unrest. “I am convinced that such a natural and necessary self-purification of society will only strengthen our country.”
Russians “will always be able to distinguish true patriots from scum and traitors and will simply spit them out like a gnat that accidentally flew into their mouths,” said Putin, using language reminiscent of the Stalinist era. Russian President Vladimir Putin went on television Wednesday to excoriate Russians who don’t back him. “Russia's illegal war on Ukraine is a threat to us all.” “Russia is committing war crimes and targeting civilians,” Britain's UN delegation tweeted. The UN Security Council planned to meet Thursday on the crisis. Experience the best Las Vegas shows at the Zappos Theater in Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas.
Emergency authorities in Kyiv said a fire broke out in a 16-story apartment building hit by remnants of a downed Russian rocket, and one person was killed. Zelenskyy’s office said Russian airstrikes hit the Kalynivka and Brovary suburbs of the capital, Kyiv. By way of a complementary reading of Benjamin’s elaboration of the Brechtian ‘gestus’ and Louis Althusser’s conception of ideological interpellation, the chapter suggests that performance and politics are related by the ways in which they interrupt and interpellate each other.The address began with a delay because of a technical problem caused by an attack close to where Zelenskyy was speaking, Bundestag deputy speaker Katrin Goering-Eckardt said.
Under which conditions might interruption be deemed political? And what precisely accords such interruptive gestures an interpellative quality, the capacity to usher a sense of political subjecthood into being? The chapter dwells on three scenes of interruption: in Walter Benjamin’s writings on Bertolt Brecht, in Louis Althusser’s ideology theory, and a scene from a 2018 public lecture-performance in Amsterdam by the scholar-artist Chokri Ben Chikha., In the artist’s gesture toward self-immolation, the protocols of theatrical performance are interrupted in order to reflect on the political efficacy of performance. This chapter reflects on the significance of interruption in performance.
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