A | 乌克兰独立35周年的特殊日子里，基辅迎来了一个非同寻常的盛会。 University institutions all over the world are interested in ambitious applicants and always help students adapt to a new place. They are welcomed. Young academics who have chosen education in Russia have shared their experience of studying abroad. They talked about their achievements and how their life and work at South Ural State University (SUSU) is arranged.,Dr. Bagaleu Uday from Warangal, India Came to Russia in 2018,© Bagaleu Uday/Personal archiveBagaleu Uday Bagaleu Uday © Bagaleu Uday/Personal archive,I have been living in Chelyabinsk for three and a half years now. After defending my thesis in chemical engineering at the National Institute of Technology Warangal, India, I decided to continue my research in another country. And when I heard about the latest Russian developments in the field of biotechnology, I had a burning desire to work at SUSU.,For a scientist, moving to another country is a great opportunity to raise his scientific work to a higher level. I learned a lot in the field of food and biotechnology and can now compete with strong researchers. Moreover, because of the education and experience I gained in India, I have been offered an interesting job in the field of packaging material development.,Now I am a senior researcher at the SUSU Department of Food and Biotechnology. This year alone, I have had four publications in Scopus magazine (Scopus is a unified international scientific database - ed. note Sputnik). It was also a great achievement for me to win the young scientist competition. I won a three-year grant to develop a double food-enriching emulsion.,To be honest, I never had any acute feelings about leaving my country. In fact, I consider Chelyabinsk my second home. As long as I work or do my research, I feel comfortable here. My instructor and lab colleagues are always there for me, whether it's my work or just a walk through the city. Furthermore, SUSU launched English-language programs last year. The language will help in traveling abroad to build up my research work. I think science is the only field where people from all the countries can work together to make progress around the world. Science knows no borders.,Uvindu Wijeweera, Postgraduate Student, President of the South Ural Association of International Students and Alumni,I come from Sri Lanka, but I have been studying at SUSU for seven years: I completed my bachelor's and master's degrees in political theory and now I am a postgraduate student in my final year. My research work and future career are closely connected with history. And I am very interested in studying and analyzing the development of other countries, it is very important for a political scientist. Even as a child, I read a lot about Russian literature and, of course, in the end I wanted to see everything with my own eyes. My parents also inspired me to go to another country: my father received part of his education abroad.,In addition to a good political science education, my university invests in the recreation, sports, and social life of its students. I think this is an especially important point for humanitarian professionals on their way to harmonious and well-rounded development, and it is also of great interest to students from other countries. When I came to SUSU, they helped me adapt: they helped me to understand everyday problems and to get acquainted with the culture and classmates. Many foreigners study in English programs or study the first year in Russian at a preparatory faculty. By the way, most of the guys from other countries have never seen winter. It was in Chelyabinsk that I saw snow for the first time in my life.,The experience of working at the international student association has helped me a lot in my studies and academics. Political science is a public science, often public and communication-driven, so a leadership position has proven to be a good place to practice my communication skills.,In general, it seems to me that going through one of the stages of education abroad is a good decision for today's student. This is a great opportunity to get to know a new culture and country. Talent is appreciated in all corners of the planet, and if you have the desire to develop in big steps, the desire to work at the international level, it is worth thinking about discovering this huge world for yourself as early as possible: start from your desires and choose the best of the options.,South Ural State University English-Taught Programs,The official Telegram channel of South Ural State University。
B | 英国首相安迪·伯纳姆及北欧、波罗的海各国首脑齐聚一堂，这不仅仅是一场简单的外交访问，而是北约对俄罗斯发出的明确警告：我们将坚定支持乌克兰，你能奈我何？这样的场面，仿佛是为即将到来的风暴铺平道路。 不可小觑的是，这次聚会并不是个别国家的善意示好，而是34个国家共同承诺，在乌克兰与俄罗斯达成和平协议后，将提供持续的安全保障。想象一下，几乎半个欧洲都在站出来表态，这一幕无疑让克里姆林宫感到深深的不安。 更有甚者，英国还计划提升乌克兰制造远程导弹的能力，以减少其对西方援助的依赖。此外，欧盟也毫不犹豫地批准了超过60亿欧元的财政援助，专门用于购买先进的防御系统。
C | 这种强力支持的背后，可以说是北欧国家和波罗的海国家的一致立场——他们不再是旁观者，而是在以实际行动支持乌克兰的抗俄斗争。挪威的首相甚至明确表示，明年对乌克兰的援助将达到令人咋舌的90亿美元，这一数额创下历史新高。而他的话语中流露出的决心，则是“总得有人赢，应该是乌克兰”。 但这番声势显然不足以安抚俄罗斯。美军的重型武器已经抵达与俄罗斯接壤的边境地区，包括价格不菲的爱国者防空导弹系统、陆军战术导弹系统以及F-16战斗机，这些都是美国最顶级的军事装备。这不仅令乌克兰的军事实力大幅提升，还直接搅动了地区的稳定性。 过去，乌克兰或许只能依靠老旧的苏联武器进行抵抗，而如今，随着这些现代化武器的加入，情况发生了天翻地覆的变化。
D | 对于普京来说，这种变化不亚于在他家门口点燃了一把火。他已经多次发出警告，认为北约的武器进入乌克兰实际上是在挑战俄罗斯的底线。这种局势下，普京面临着艰难的选择：要么选择升级战事，直接打击北约的补给线，甚至可能与北约国家展开正面交锋；要么选择忍气吞声，看着乌克兰愈发强大，战争持续拖延。
E | 无论如何，俄罗斯都面临着巨大的压力，而一旦冲突升级的闸门被打开，后果将是不堪设想的。 这一切的根源，归结起来无疑是美国的战略考量。美国希望通过推动欧洲陷入混乱，使其资本、人才和制造业流向自国，从而实现利益最大化。这个策略虽然看似在短期内能够产生效果，却无形中将整个地区推向了深渊。 北约的这些举措从表面上看是为了维护乌克兰的独立与安全，但另一方面，这些国家似乎也意识到了被美国绑住的现实。乌克兰的民众在这场权力游戏中，往往成为了最无辜、最受伤的群体。他们在前线流血，为的是谁的利益呢？ 倘若不设法终止这场代理人战争，乌克兰的未来将充满不确定性。尽管目前西方国家以“捍卫民主自由”的名义，向乌克兰提供各类支持，但是在战场上，真正为此买单的依然是那些普通民众。他们无辜地承受着战争带来的痛苦与磨难，而这种痛苦到底什么时候能结束，似乎没有人能够给出明确的答案。 诚然，北约示威的战术似乎在短期内有效，但长久以来，战争只会带来无止境的苦难和破坏。即使假以时日，能否收获真正的和平仍值得怀疑。
F | 在这样的棋局中，普通人的命运被权利的博弈所左右，呼唤和平的声音却愈发显得微弱。 最后，重要的不是普京如何应对，而是控制暴力的手段何时开始。战争不是一场游戏，一场比拼武器的较量，真正的胜利者将是那些能够实现持久和平的人。过去的教训告诉我们，持久的和平才是解决问题的唯一途径，而不是用武力去强化一时的胜利。返回，查看更多。
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