Russian Television Academy, which annually awards the prestigious TEFI trophy. Pozner also worked for the Institute for US and Canadian Studies, a Soviet think tank. Since 2004, Pozner and his brother Pavel have owned a French brasserie in Moscow, Жеральдин (Chez Géraldine), named after their mother. Shows For many years during the Cold War, Pozner delivered the nightly "Radio Moscow News and Commentary" program on the North America Service with his signature greeting, "Thank you and good evening". Pozner was the host of several shows on Russian TV, among them the US-Soviet space bridges, Mi (translated Us), Vremya i Mi (The Time and Us), Voskresnyi Vecher s Vladimirom Poznerom (Sunday Night with Vladimir Pozner), Chelovek v maske (A Man in the Mask), Vremena (Times). Most of these followed a talk show format, with varying numbers of guests and varying degree and manner of audience participation. Since 2004 Pozner has been contributing his time as the host of Vremya Zhit' ! (A time to live!), a series of talk shows about the problem of HIV/AIDS. The programs are produced and broadcast by regional television stations and focus on addressing the local challenges that exist in different parts of Russia. In the documentary film Lugovoy, pervy podozrevaemy (Lugovoy, the first suspected) about Andrey Lugovoy, suspected of being the killer of Aleksandr Litvinenko, Pozner makes important statements, such as his claim that KGB agents were taken for heroes in the Soviet Union, like James Bond in the UK. In 2008 Pozner, together with Ivan Urgant and Brian Kahn, released Odnoetazhnaya Amerika ("One-Storied America"), a 16 episode travel documentary based on the 1937 book Little Golden America by Ilya Ilf and Yevgenyi Petrov. Pozner and Urgant also collaborated on a number of subsequent projects: Tour de France, Their Italy, German Conundrum', England Generally and Particularly, Jewish Happiness, broadcast in 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016 respectively. In 2008 Pozner launched the eponymous show Pozner on Russia's Channel One, in which he interviews public figures – politicians, artists, scientists, musicians, actors, directors, sportsmen, doctors, magnates, and so on – at the rate of one interview per episode. Pozner has a lively and unconstrained style of hosting and he often fires cutting off-the-cuff remarks at his guests. He frequently comments, too, on how the political or economic decision at issue in any of his shows could affect the common people of Russia. After the 2022 Russian invasion