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The study aimed to show the impact of the Strait of Hormuz on the policies of international powers towards the Arab Gulf region in light of the great importance of the Strait of Hormuz in international trade as it is a corridor for the Gulf countries' exports of oil and their imports from all countries of the world. To achieve the objectives of the study, the descriptive-analytical method was used. The study concluded that the Strait of Hormuz is gaining importance for the great powers, as it is one of the most important waterways with regard to oil and gas exports from the Arab Gulf states to global markets, which gave it a geostrategic importance in global trade. Therefore, the strait formed the focus of the attention of international powers that depend on Arab oil to meet their needs for energy resources. The Strait represents International and regional conflicts to dominate the Strait a direct threat to the Arab Gulf states.

The article focuses on the question about the effectiveness of the development of the organization. It is noted that one of the main causes of low labour productivity, labour discipline and high employee turnover in the organization is incorrectly formed a team of employees, without taking into account the psychological factors affecting it. Right formed a team of employees that is efficient, is key to the success of the entire organization. Discusses approaches to the study of the essence of the organization and its structure. The reasons for the formation of teams. The authors believe that the new environment makes new demands to improve the efficiency of the organization and only those organizations that are at the forefront will put the interests of their employees and on this basis will form effective work teams, will gain a great competitive advantage.

The aim of the article is to analyze the separatist tendencies in the Balkans, which occurred after the end of the war in Yugoslavia, and reaching the Dayton Peace Agreement, in the light of international law. The article will present the most important antagonisms of ethnic character, which constitute examples of new generation of contemporary separatism: Serbian separatism in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a conflict with Albanian minority in Macedonia, Albanian-Serbian conflict in Kosovo. Separatisms in the Balkans pose a threat to the security and stability of the relations in Europe. While solving the research issue, the following research methods have been adopted: analysis, synthesis and case studies. The inquiry of the literature has enabled the confrontation of the author's own reflections with present research findings. The structure of the article consists of 7 parts: "Introduction", "The Balkan War", "Bosnia and Herzegovina after Dayton", "Macedonia (North Macedonia)", "Montenegro", "Kosovo", and "Conclusions".

Online acquisition of the foreign language has become particularly important lately, especially during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. In the framework of The European Union Capacity Building project "Enhancement of Lifelong Learning in Belarus" (https://bell-iln.by/en/) the online English course has been developed and implemented. The article summarises the professional experience of three parties. The main aim of this paper is to reflect the factors, which are essential for the development of an online foreign language course for adults. The following methods were used while doing the research: survey data analysis of project English language course's target audience and the qualitative analysis of the data content. A questionnaire of the course participants was developed and carried out, the answers were processed. The project experience was analysed, conclusions were drawn and the proposals for future work were worked out.

Several critical and constructive purposes fill this article. The broad overarching aim, vital for a balanced understanding of the relationship between cyberspace and embodiment, is to challenge what most shackles human-social research, viz., philosophical rational-dualism and scientific positivism. Secondly, it specifically spurns the alleged war between desire and technology as an abstract polarization and ideological artefact. Within the everyday lifeworld, contrariwise, flesh and metal coil together comfortably around postmodern love. Beyond sheer criticism, the article presents sketches of commonplace fleshy phenomena which go missing because of mainstream social science's narrow, prejudicial positivism. Females and males, as part of the politics of everyday romance and Eros, blush in each other's presence, kiss one another, trade hickeys and caress. Vivid narratives, generated by existential, phenomenological, and hermeneutic methods, portray those sensual-sexual experiences, depict the dynamic power of cyberspace, and sketch a vignette of bionic embodiment. This article, to clarify cogently what authorizes its divergent standpoint on embodiment, also expresses its underlying deconstructive nerves: the trenchantly nuanced analyses of Nietzsche on nihilism, and Heidegger's views on death and the essence of technology. It also articulates its constructive concepts, , i.e., Merleau-Ponty's "lived body" and Levinas' "carnal intersubjectivity."