into north korea.ched by the north koreans, and that isn't something i think i'd considered an awful lot before we went into the zone. but then to be told by the team on the ground that the north korean border guards would undoubtedly be watching us and be aware of our presence was just a slightly eerie feeling, i think. usa, numberone! that's right. so we went into taesung village with the military... ..but they actually had no bearing on who we spoke to. so they didn't tell us who to talk to, they didn't try and control who we talked to. and when i sat down to do my interviews with people, they weren't present. so they would step outside the room. they would be watching, they'd be keeping us safe, but they weren't. .. they weren't there for the interviews themselves. with this kind of story, you just couldn't do it without the military, and we wouldn't be safe to do it without the military. so, yes, we do have to move around with them, but i didn't feel restricted. i mean, the village itself is tiny.

into north korea.ng watched by the north koreans, and that isn't something i think i'd considered an awful lot before we went into the zone. but then to be told by the team on the ground that the north korean border guards would undoubtedly be watching us and be aware of our presence was just a slightly eerie feeling, i think. usa, numberone! that's right. so we went into taesung village with the military... ..but they actually had no bearing on who we spoke to. so they didn't tell us who to talk to, they didn't try and control who we talked to. and when i sat down to do my interviews with people, they weren't present. so they would step outside the room. they would be watching, they'd be keeping us safe, but they weren't. .. they weren't there for the interviews themselves. with this kind of story, you just couldn't do it without the military, and we wouldn't be safe to do it without the military. so, yes, we do have to move around with them, but i didn't feel restricted. i mean, the village itself is

the main consumers are the usa, japan and south korea.sian authorities determine the total allowable catch of this species. hermit crabs. so in 2017, fishermen were allowed to catch from the sea of ​​akhod. almost 70 thousand tons of kamchatka crabs, for comparison, this is 2.0 fully loaded crab fishing vessels. with the cost of this product in the ports of japan and south korea at $32 per kilogram, the total income of the owners of fishing companies from the sale of kamchatka crabs alone exceeds 145 billion rubles annually. these are official numbers. according to experts, illegal crab fishing in the sea of ​​okhodsk in... relatives of the crew members knew that the east was engaged in poaching, sailors often risked their lives, went fishing in bad weather, and hid from border guards in the ice with illegally caught seafood. in these shots. the icy ship vostok is struggling to overcome the waves. during this trip, the fishermen caught 40 tons of crab. the cargo must be secretly delivered to south korea, where they love the russian delica

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into north korea. at right now, we can see from left to right and right to left, a heavily wooded area denotes the border between north and south korea. there are no fences, there are no barriers, and there are no walls that separate north and south. so there is nothing to physically stop the north koreans from walking over into this village here. except for us. except for you. that's right. north korea has also been allowed to keep one village inside the dmz — the village of kijong. though no—one is thought to live there now. so we call it propaganda village, largely because we can observe that many of the windows and doors are actually painted on some of the buildings. oh, yeah, you can see some of the buildings here, right? can you? yeah. can you see the windows that are painted on or are you looking at a building that actually has windows? i'm not sure. it's hard to tell! given the north koreans have decided to abandon this village and they don't have people living there, why do you keep people liv

into north korea.atched by the north koreans, and that isn't something i think i'd considered an awful lot before we went into the zone. but then to be told by the team on the ground that the north korean border guards would undoubtedly be watching us and be aware of our presence was just a slightly eerie feeling, i think. usa, numberone! that's right. so we went into taesung village with the military... ..but they actually had no bearing on who we spoke to. so they didn't tell us who to talk to, they didn't try and control who we talked to. and when i sat down to do my interviews with people, they weren't present. so they would step outside the room. they would be watching, they'd be keeping us safe, but they weren't. .. they weren't there for the interviews themselves. with this kind of story, you just couldn't do it without the military, and we wouldn't be safe to do it without the military. so, yes, we do have to move around with them, but i didn't feel restricted. i mean, the village itself is tin

as darkness descends, the threat from north korea rises.r to check everyone's safely inside. the villagers need permission to leave their homes after seven o'clock. dog barks this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. as a young couple with two small children, the shin family is unusual. mi—sun met gyung—ho at a party, and he convinced her to move in. translation: when my parents visited for the first time, - don't interrupt that programme to take you live york. the liberal democrat leader ed davey is about to give a speech at the party's spring conference in york, you can see him on stage waving to the delegates in the hole at the york barbican. during his speech, he is likely to say that he wants liberal democrats to make the general election what he will call a once in a generation election. he is also expected to focus on the nhs. let's have a listen into his speech. it focus on the nhs. let's have a listen into his speech.- listen into his speech. it was 9:35m listen into his speech. it was 9:35pm on — listen into his sp

, but don’t north korea, i'm going to north korea , i've been to the south, i haven't been to the north want to see how they will be punished, where did you get this from, from there, from a camel, this one wording like this, i want to see how they will be, well, vitalitovich, well... well, what are you, our entire society wants to see, now, that is , already, so that no, well, okay, they were punished, uh, that’s relatively of what it means, uh, russian is a deep society, not deep, but in general our society, we allowed it to prove itself, on behalf of society, to unfortunately, most often they say - those who float from above, calling themselves... it is more than a thousand years old, well, i may be mistaken, but this is actually the first written document of russian political thought, where this year it is 150 years old to nikolai berdyaev, some say , that this is the most famous russian philosopher, i think that everything is not there then, where we have extensive berlyaev readings, where we have numerous programs on tv , and so on. no, i have a question for you as a philosopher t

we're so close to north korea now.king into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door, checking everyone's inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. the shin family with two small children are unusual. many young people have left the village, lured by the opportunities of modern day south korea, and its numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? translation: i don't think it'll be easy. it's asking a lot for people to live with the curfew, not being able to come and go as you want. there are now so few children that the village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dmz. and as the dream of reunification fades, it's getting harder to convince people to live here, on the front—line of a conflict that might never be resolved. jean mackenzie, bbc news, in the demilitarised zone. for more, i'm joined for more, i'mjoined by mckenzie, tell us about the background to this, women decide to

north korea is under us led united nations security council sanctions. it wants to be able to trade like normal country in the international community and yet because of these again us led sanctions against pyongyang, it's it's largely unable to do so. this is also a message perhaps aimed at at the us in terms of the current administration and a potential trump administration. um, the more of these provocations that take take place, the more embarrassing really it is for the biden administration and its failure in diplomacy or the management of security relations in east asia, at the same time sending message to incoming potentially new president, former president donald trump who engaged in semety with with north korean leader kim jong, that kim jong. may still be a subject for for negotiations with a potential trump administration down the road. uh, the way that north korea has reacted has been consistent and spend these war games that keep happening and uh the continuation obviously has had reactions from uh north korea. um, what uh strategy is there

north korea have all this mone , robinson. north korea have all this money. apparently. _ robinson.orth korea have all this money, apparently, ig said most of it imaginary and a bit going about whether they can use it is another thing, and they are using money for this new nuclear weapon which we don't know if they work, they have tested them which seem to fire in different directions which in itself is terrifying, so we don't to the extent of how much damage they can do what it is worrying, i mentioned with israel and at the top of the programme with the election coming up programme with the election coming up one of the threats that the us is monitoring his cyber attacks because they have seen it from china and in russia as well. the last thing they want is something that takes on the electoral system or another unnamed camping to so across electric. so we don't know north korea may be holding something in their back rockets that threaten the us but we don't know and another aspect of petulance from the north korea dictatorship, because a lot of these separate tech started from th

so it is likely that if north korea attacked south korea, it would be due to china attacking japan, taiwans, india. concerns about north korea's nuclear program have grown over the past two years, with north korea conducting missile test launches at a record pace and openly threatening a nuclear attack on the united states. he believes that the united states is in a state of global confusion, and that in fact he... continues to rock out and joe biden, after a meeting with the prime minister of ireland, the us president said that the emerald island with a population of 5 million people is among the ten largest investors in the us economy. dublin is washington's most powerful ally in the fight against russia's brutal war of aggression in ukraine. for this he can be applauded. biden, who is proud of his irish roots, graciously allowed it. biden made another ambiguous statement. americans are the only divine and divided nation in the world, hello netanyahu, which is based on an idea. unlike other peoples who are tied to ethnicity or geographic location. i would carry you as if on eagle wings a

the main consumers are the usa, japan and south korea.ear, russian authorities determine the total allowable catch of this species of hermit crab. so in 2017, fishermen were allowed to catch almost 70,000 tons of kamchatka crabs from the sea of ​​okhodsk. for comparison, this is 2. fully loaded crab boats. with the cost of this product in the ports of japan and south korea at $32 per kilogram, the total income of the owners of fishing companies is only from. sales of kamchatka crabs exceed 145 billion rubles annually, these are official figures, according to experts. illegal crab production in the sea of ​​okhotsk is two to four times higher. relatives and crew members knew that vostok was engaged in poaching, and the sailors often took risks. life, went fishing in bad weather, hid from border guards in the ice with illegally obtained seafood. in these shots, the frozen ship vostok is struggling to overcome the waves. during this trip, the fishermen caught 40 tons of crab. the cargo must be secretly delivered to south korea, where they lo

this would free up resources for north korea's military and its nuclear weapons program.of death in may 2020 , the satellite made this. he sets off, picks up oil from the tanker ever grander near taiwan and sails straight to north korea, this journey is quite simple, but the one we learned about in may 2020 is no longer so, here's what we know: diamond 8 is sailing along the coast of taiwan. on april 30, it passes the port where a second , much larger red tanker loads oil. the tanker, then named superstar, is following the diamond 8 into international waters, according to transmissions from the ship. the cloudy sky on this day serves as cover for the operation from satellites, but as we have already seen, a gap in the clouds reveals the oil pumping. for 3 weeks , diamond 8 did not enter any port. mostly he just lingered in open waters and then swam north. the signal required for transmission is lost for 8 days, but we found the tanker during this period in a port in north korea. size and... the characteristics are consistent with diamond 8, which is confirmed by experts,

we're so close to north korea now.e soldiers from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door, checking everyone's inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. the shin family with two small children are unusual. many young people have left the village, lured by the opportunities of modern day south korea, and its numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? translation: i don't think it'll be easy. - it's asking a lot for people to live with the curfew, not being able to come and go as you want. there are now so few children that the village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dmz. and as the dream of reunification fades, it's getting harder to convince people to live here, on the frontline of a conflict that might never be resolved. jean mackenzie, bbc news, in the demilitarised zone. you can watchjean�*s documentary on this on the bbc iplayer ? its called living between

the crews were formed in the port cities of japan and south korea.crew went out to the russian territorial entry points for prey. we were told how fishermen managed to trade illegally caught seafood at the border department of the fsb of russia for the sakhalin region. all these documents that are issued to foreign flags on foreign companies, they are aimed in order to create the appearance of legal activity, that when he enters a foreign port with illegally obtained catch, he must go like a ship, he still presents some documents. imagine, they bought these documents, this flag there in the togolest republic in the branch in busan, they paid this operator there, a korean, because as a rule, all these flags, yes, these are national, these states that make it possible to have them register, they sell this right there to a private korean company, that is , basically everything is done there for money, and for money you can register whatever you want there. having earned his first millions from dubiously caught crab, oleg kan, unexpectedly for everyone,

the us secretary of state is also in south korea for talks. washington and sol wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyongyang considers such drills rehearsals for invasion. and iran is marking the 73rd anniversary of the nationalization of its oil industry, that was a turning point in the political and economic history of the iranian nation to save the national treasure from foreigners. fotem masumi reports. on march 20th, 1951, members of the iranian parliament passed the bill introduced by the country's democratically elected prime minister muhammad. musaddiq to nationalize iran's oil industry, the groundbreaking initiative put an end to britain's for decade dominion over iran's oil industry. the britain-owned anglo-iranian oil company enjoyed a monopolistic control over the industry and paid only meger portion of the revenues to the iranian government. nationalization was call for independence. if you go back then the iranians, the entire public realized that this was not about economy, it was about independence and go the the

, it's hard to really argue with north korea's analysis of this when..." some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and simulated decapitation strikes aimed at at north korean leadership. it's hard to argue that that these are are really provocative nature and that north korea is responding to these drills rather than the us and south korea spin of this that it's the us that's uh that it's that it's north korea that's fomenting a conflict that that's fomenting a an arms race in the region with again south korea increasing its import of us arms including 20 more uh uh joint strike f-35 fighter jets that that they just ordered, so again it's it's it's how this is being spun really for for an international community that that sometimes is missing the mark, not really you know having access to to more objective media, i believe. for the third year in a row, afghanistan has been declared the least happy country in the world. that's according to the un's world happiness report. rahmat. bachman has more from kabul: the people of afgh

secretary of state is in south korea for talks. washington and so wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyon yang considers such drill rehearsals for invasion. our corresponded in soul frank smith says many people around the globe missed the real news. on the korean peninsula due to the lack of access to objective media, there are other exercises that are taking place in just few days this week uh that the press has been invited to forth green presidentill restarted these war games and and strengthened the alliance with the us brought in more so-called strategic assets, these are us weapons capable of delivering nuclear strike against against north korea, it's hard to really argue with north korea's analysis of this, when some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and simulated decapitation strikes aimed at at north korean leadership. it's hard to argue that that these are are really provocative nature and that north korea is responding to these drills rather than the us and south korea sp

south korea's joint chiefs of staff detected the launches early on monday. it says the missiles flew around 300 kilometers before going down in the waters east of the korean peninsula. now the new development comes as the us secretary of state is in south korea for talks. washington and sol wrapped up their latest joint war games last. weekyang considered such drill rehearsals for invasion. our correspondent and so frank smith says many people around the globe miss the real news on the korean peninsula due to the lack of access to objective media. there are other exercises that are taking place in just few days this week uh that the... press has been invited to for the south green presidentill who who restarted these uh war games and and strengthened the alliance with the us, brought in more um so-called strategic assets, these are us weapons capable of delivering nuclear strike against against north korea, it's hard to really argue with north korea's analysis of this when some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and... and si

we're so close to north korea now.rs from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door, checking everyone�*s inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. the shin family with two small children are unusual. many young people have left the village, lured by the opportunities of modern—day south korea, and its numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? translation: i don't think it'll be easy. - it's asking a lot for people to live with the curfew, not being able to come and go as you want. there are now so few children that the village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dmz. and as the dream of reunification fades, it's getting harder to convince people to live here, on the front—line of a conflict that might never be resolved. jean mackenzie, bbc news, in the demilitarised zone. let's turn to haiti now. the united states says it has deployed a team of elite us marines to

south korea's joint chiefs of staff detected the launches early on monday. it says the missiles flew around 300 kilometers before going down in the water. east of the korean peninsula, the new development comes as us secretary of state is in south korea for talks. washington and so wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pianyang considers such drill rehearsals for invasion. our corresponded and so, frank smith says many people around the globe missed the real news on the korean peninsula due to the lack of access. to objective media, there are other exercises that are taking place in just few days this week uh that the press has been invited to for south green presidentil who who restarted these uh war games and and strengthen the alliance with the us uh brought in more um so-called strategic assets, these are us weapons capable of delivering nuclear strike against against north korea, it's hard to really argue with north korea's analysis of this when some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and simulated decapitat

the us secretary of state is also in south korea for talks. washington and saul. wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyongyang considers such drills a rehearsal for invasion. and violence in haiti seems far from over. at least dozen more people are dead in a gun attack on the capitals upscale neighborhood. the victims were all fatally shot in pitton vill, suburb of... port de prince, ambulance services have recovered 10 bodies. locals say that they did not know the circumstances of the deaths, but the area came under attack by criminal gang. witnesses say that armed men also attacked a bank a gas station and they looted homes, prompting residents to flee the neighborhood, some called radio stations asking for help from the police. meanwhile. prime minister ariel henry has accepted his resignation if the transitional council is formed, violence gripped the island in the car caribbean in recent weeks, armed gangs have taken control of much of the capital, calling on henry to quit. now that brings us to the end of this edition of w

south korea is to halve by the end of the century.ations are projected to increase mainly because of immigration. but immigration can't counter all the impacts of a low birth rate. there is no quick fix. there's no one fix to population decline or population ageing. so birth rates affect population growth in the long run, whereas immigration can affect in the short run. but immigrants also age. and as people live longer, combined with low birth rates, elderly people will make up a greater proportion of the population, as we've seen injapan. it's no surprise that japan, which has had this very, very long, very low fertility rate and the oldest population in the world has got the worst government finances in the developed world, because the government is indeed spending more and more on health care and pensions and has fewer and fewer taxpayers. if that'sjapan — in the uk, a shift in the makeup of the population is coming. by 2070, the number of workers is projected to rise by a million. the number of pensioners will rise by five millio

after several years of living in korea, the woman changed her name, now she is mrs. olvis ship repair company. it is believed that today mrs. gong osun is the companion of oleg kan. journalist, we really want to meet with you, record an interview, and what kind of interview, interesting, we are investigating the murder of valery phidenko, i understand, and we know that he was repairing his ships for your company before he was killed, you know, that we don’t give any interviews, firstly, i won’t give, why, this, well, because i don’t even want to remember about it, well, he... was your client too, i don’t even know how you got here then, in general, it’s already been so many years, 8 years ago, 8 years ago he was killed, this is actually very, i can’t even tell you absolutely anything about this, well, he was your client, can you confirm, hello, more like mrs. gon osun, aka olga sergeevna gon? did not answer the phone, in the meantime we learned that a close friend of the murdered valery phidenko lives in busan, dmitriy. let us recall that businessman phidenko may hav

are now selling off all the equipment, this is very correct. very correct, well, so that north koreale, it is correct that right away, to immediately go in, here we are and where ours are, in poland, okay, and here it is clear that nato is preparing for intervention, they are preparing troops , because tomorrow the largest nato command post exercise, called loyal24, will end, where they plan manage. i read it, but she supports him, and i think that this is how it really is, because well, my personal experience of discussing the minsk agreements that we are here, i don’t know how long we discussed them, but i don’t even, i don’t even i’ll remember how many european political leaders were completely burned out by these minsk agreements due to the fact that they don’t know what they’re talking about, you know, they don’t understand what they’re talking about at all, so they condemn everything, they’re dissatisfied with something , not ready to perform, what to perform? that they condemn well, at least, well, for starters, you could read one piece of paper from the fourth format and unde

north korea has developed new main tank. agency reports that the country's leader kimchen has already tested the new tank. the heavy armored tank was presented during the training of tank units. the state news agency reports that the new type of main battle tank has successfully demonstrated striking power and maneuverability. khim called north korea's tank units the most powerful in the world. the presentation of the tank comes against the backdrop of ongoing military exercises by south korea and the united states and both countries annually conduct these maneuvers called the freedom shield and are seen as a means of containing the north korean nuclear threat. filled with joy and pride to show him their fighting demeanor, tangkuk's soldiers on the training field were full of fighting spirit and ready to demonstrate their strength and valor as proud masters of the iron horses in the flames of the training revolution ignited by our party. kim jin-un expressed satisfaction. superior striking power and maneuverability of the ne

russia, china, north korea and iran will harm peace and stability in the region.easons for this are that russia, china and north korea have nuclear weapons.

high next, samsung in korea. watching korean stocks as it tries to replicate the reforms that have finally begun to pay off in japan. investors will cautious going into the start of trading in greater china given it is a big week. global markets watching for any kind of policy delivery. fresh policy direction for the chinese economy which is good doing to face property market turmoil, weak consumer confidence, deflationary pressures and the overlay of geopolitical tensions. bloomberg's north asia correspondent out letting the priorities at this year's two sessions. >> early spring is cross current in beijing can be tough to read as china faces a host of economic headwinds ahead of the national people's congress pit with property market turmoil, persistent deflation, destabilized geopolitical ties and a rocky stockmarket, simply put, it has not been a good first year for president xi jinping since taking a precedent busting third term. so far state directed funds have mobilized. beijing replaced the head of the se

we're so close to north korea now.hen on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door, checking everyone's inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. the shin family with two small children are unusual. many young people have left the village, lured by the opportunities of modern day south korea, and its numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? translation: i don't think it'll be easy. - it's asking a lot for people to live with the curfew, not being able to come and go as you want. there are now so few children that the village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dmz. and as the dream of reunification fades, it's getting harder to convince people to live here, on the front—line of a conflict that might never be resolved. jean mackenzie, bbc news, in the demilitarised zone. let's turn to haiti now. the united states says it has deployed a team of elite us marines to protect its embassy in the haitian capi

speaking of korea, there is going to be a key test of that today. samsung cmt, it will be quite a showdown between that company and activist shareholders. essentially there are phones that are proposing moves around dividend payouts, share buybacks as well. that is going to be tested today in a key annual general meeting. we have already heard from south korea's national pension service which has a 7% stake in samsung cmt backing the company on this. that stock is dropping more than 4% in the session. 10 minutes underway now for korea and japan. let's switch on and look at another sector we are focusing on and that is iron ore. you have iron ore dropping for a fourth straight session in singapore so far. you are seeing weakness not only in the aussie miners but names in japan and korea in terms seeing weakness as the materials index for the asx 200 leading the decline today. let's change on. moving back to the tech space, that focus on what we are seeing in terms of adobe-length names. we had adobe dropping at the top more than 10% in after-hours gi

outside of korea we have india, and we have vietnam and pakistan.tnam will keep its status as frontier market and pakistan will stay on the watchlist for potential demotion to frontier market status from secondary emerging markets. haidi: when is the next review, and do we expect progress to be made before then? i know south korea has made some efforts to open its markets to foreign investors. hooyeon: ftse russell does these reviews twice a year. once in march and once in september. global investors have said korea will have a better chance to be added to the index in september. so, if it does make it into the index, the korean government has said, citing global investors, that the index inclusion could lure about $70 billion into the local bond market. so that is a positive. but even if it doesn't make it into the index in september, the general view is that the company is headed into the inclusion at some point. so, generally speaking, whether or not it is included in september or not, we're expecting some additional bond inflows into the country

we are so close to north korea now.ere is nothing to physically stop the soldiers from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door checking everyone is inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. this family, with two small children, are unusual. many young people have left the village. lured by the opportunities of modern—day south korea. and its numbers are shrinking. of modern—day south korea. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? i don't think it will be easy. convinced to stay here? it is asking a lot for people to live with the curfew. not being able to come and go as we want. there are now so few children village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dmz. and as the dream of the unification fades, it is getting harder to convince people to live here. fades, it is getting harder 0n the front line of a conflict that might never be resolved. and to see more ofjean's journey into the vil

the us secretary of state is also in south korea. for talks. washington and saul wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyongyang considers such drills rehearsals for invasion. and violence in haiti seems far from over as at least dozen more people are dead in attack on the capital's upscale neighborhood. the victims were all fatally shot in pitonville, suburb of porte prince, ambulance services have recovered 10 bodies. locals say that they did not know the circumstances of the deaths, but the area came under attack by a criminal gang. witnesses say that armed men als also attacked a bank, a gas station and looted several homes, prompting residents to flee the neighborhood. some called radio stations asking for help from police, meanwhile hasian prime minister ariel henry has accepted to render his resignation if the transitional council is formed. violence grip the island in the caribbean nation. in recent weeks, armed gangs have taken control of much of the capital and calling on henry to quit, and that brings us to the end of th

south korea's joint chiefs of staff detected the launches early on monday. it's the missiles flew around 300 km before going down in the waters east of the korean peninsula, the new development comes as the us secretary of state is in south korea for talks. washington and so wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyongyang considers such drills as rehearsals for invasion. our correspondent and so frank smith says many people around the globe miss the real news. on the korean peninsula due to the lack of access to objective media, there are other exercises that are taking place in just few days this week uh that the press has been invited to for the south green presidentill who who restarted these uh war games and and strengthen the alliance with the us, brought in more um so-called strategic assets. these are us weapons capable of delivering nuclear strike against against north korea. it's hard to really argue with north korea's analysis of this when some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and simulated decapitati

we're so close to north korea now. soldiers from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door, checking everyone's inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. and before we go, window washing is usually seen as more functional than fun. a chore, not a sporting challenge. but a father—daughter duo in the uk would disagree. terry �*turbo' burrows has held the record for cleaning windows for 29 years, with a personal best time of three windows in 9.11; seconds. now his daughter hasjoined him at the top of the profession by clocking her own record. aliscia burrows finished in 16.13 seconds at manchester's cleaning show. terry said he was not surprised as she was "a natural" with a squeegee. that's all for now. i'm helena humphrey. thnak you for watching. hello there. the rain has been pouring down on wednesday in snowdonia, in wales — there was about a third of a month's worth of rain injust 12 hours. things are not looking qu

we are so close to north korea now. the border isjust guns. we are so close to north korea now.er so there is nothing to physically stop the soldiers from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door checking everyone is inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. this family, with two small children, are unusual. many young people have left the village. lured by the opportunities of modern—day south korea. and it's numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? i don't think it will be easy. it is asking a lot for people to live with the curfew. that being able to come and go as we want.— the curfew. that being able to come and go as we want. there are now so few children — and go as we want. there are now so few children village _ and go as we want. there are now so few children village primary - and go as we want. there are now so few children village primary school. few children village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dnc. and

, nor venezuela, nor cuba, they simply lost to north korea, they would lead and there they would notthis pandora's box, they it will definitely be used against iran, well, they haven’t used it yet, when let’s say, firstly, they are the only country that has used it, the only country, when it makes any difference, they used it, so what, well, their doctrine says preventive, but they have applied, they have applied, they have no restrictions. apparently , something really needs to be done over the black sea, i suspect so, because the sea is really becoming a very passable yard, so to speak, especially for, so to speak, considering in general, all the events that are there, i don’t know how to do it. i ’m not going to advise the military, i’ll personally just note that in fact, the americans really are sorry, and the british directly state that they are participating in the extermination as a substitute, they directly stated, i’ve visited the minister of defense several times now, the defense has stated this, but we say no, no, don’t do anything, don’t, don’t do nothing, don’t, don’t, d

100,500 tanks, this is a limited number and the production of these tanks in north korea itself. ah, also limited, more limited than the production of ammunition, so you should not count on a large amount, and what are tanks today, and every month the defense forces of ukraine destroy 250-300, or even more tanks of russian restoration and production , and no country in the world can to show off such a potential not only of production, but also of recovery, even. usa, the usa does not currently produce tanks of such a quantity. mr. oleksandr , we would like to discuss with you the situation at the front, the deputy commander of the third assault brigade maksym zhorin stated that the russians may open a new offensive direction of the front this year except for avdiivka, he does not specify exactly what direction this may be. do you have any guesses where the enemy might be pressing, other than avdiiv's direction? this is not an assumption, it is a fact, in the second half of 2024, they will launch more intensive and massive offensive actions on chasiv and kupintsi, it will not be one d

, and to use the capabilities that korea also has through china and through other some autocratic regimesthe global rooster, so... it is certain that the action is unambiguous has a military character, this action also has the character of coordination of some intelligence operations with the aim of achieving a common goal, coordination of certain actions, intelligence of these countries to solve those issues that worry putin himself, well, kim jong-un too. ugh. and please tell me, mr. vasyl, you know that now the heads of the russian special services are threatening the heads of the ukrainian ones. to what extent can we now say that we are aware of the seriousness of these threats to... the leaders of the country's political and intelligence community? well you you know, one of our politicians spoke out to the effect that if there are such threats, there are violations of criminal proceedings and so on, then this is an award for our leaders of special services, it means they have found the enemy, it means they are acting correctly and so on, and what as for the threats, they have existed

: as long as japan is hostile towards north korea and oppresses our sovereign rights, we will consider it as an enemy, not as a friend, the prime minister must know that he will not be able to meet with the leadership of our country only because he wants it, or simply because he is full of determination, she said, as she cut off, and at the same time... the day before, kim jong-un again visited the training ground , this time in khukputnoi, and looked at the combat capability tests of one from the tank divisions, which is called, somehow, even paradoxically, the seoul tank division, let me remind you that the capital of north korea is pyongyang, seoul is the capital of south korea, but it very much, very much intensified these trips to the training grounds and became very active this rhetoric that rings a bell. the west, and its neighbors south korea and japan, i hope that this is just rhetoric. well, today i have everything in the world about ukraine section, but the international week is just beginning, so tomorrow there will be more, and there will be more in our future broadcast, s

what is north korea accused of doinu ? . , , ., , doing? accused — doing? immediate news is that they are accused of— doing? immediate news is that they are accused of stealing _ doing? immediate news is that they are accused of stealing vast - doing? immediate news is that they are accused of stealing vast sums i doing? immediate news is that theyi are accused of stealing vast sums of money through crypto currency exchanges and some directly crypto attacks on financial institutions to the tune of $3 billion. the other part of the equation is that they are using a large part of this money to fund their nuclear programme, so they are both thieves and very dangerous actors on the international stage. dangerous actors on the international staue. �* , ., , international stage. and when people are compiling — international stage. and when people are compiling these _ international stage. and when people are compiling these kinds _ international stage. and when people are compiling these kinds of- are compiling these kinds of reports, what is the

north korea has stated that it considers the repeated exercises of the us, south korea and japan in theion as a definite threat to its national security . in response to these drills, pyongyang the construction of new missiles has accelerated and in the last year and a half, dozens of different missiles have been tested. european union to make up for the backwardness of russia budget of 500 million euros for production. ammunition approved. with this budget , the ammunition production capacity in the european union will increase to 2 million bullets per year by the end of next year. earlier, the nato secretary general said that the ammunition of the allied countries of ukraine is not enough against russia. cnn, citing nato experts , claimed that russia produces three times more ammunition than the united states and europe. american father because of the crime that his son had been tried in court. at the age of 15, james crumblely's son killed four people by shooting at his classmates. in addition to the accusation of buying a gun for their child, the american teenager's parents were acc

north korea's tests follow 11 days of joint military exercises by the u.s. and south korea. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is visiting south korea where he met with the president's -- with the country's president. blinken said the nation will continue to upgrade their deterrence strategy against north korea's threat. >>> coming up state of emergency. the situation in iceland after a volcano erupts for the fourth time in months. >>> and captured -- a suspect in the murder of three people in pennsylvania is arrested in new jersey. >>> this is "cbs news mornings." . now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experienced long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of inf

south korea this week hosts the third us initiative of the summit for democracy. u.s. secretary of state anthony blincon suggested america could lead the world toward democratic ideals, lacking elsewhere. in democracy will also requires to shape a technological future that's inclusive, that's rights respecting, directed at driving progress in people's lives. as authoritarian and repressive regimes deploy technologies to undermine democracy and human rights, we need to ensure that technology sustains and supports democratic values and norms. caraled away from the venue activists were joined by a south korean law maker to question washington's and soul's credibility. particularly in light of us support of israel's ongoing genocide of palestinians in gaza. since unsoak ule came into power, our democracy index has fallen by 19 points and we're turning into a very backward country in terms of democracy. the united states, the enabler of the massacre, israel, the perpetrator of the massacre, and south korea, are causing the endless decline of democracy. activists say the us

south korea and israel have engaged in millions of dollars of arms trade. saul also abstained from a un vote condemning israel over its gaza genocide, seeking some kind of middle ground. this one of dozens of protests here since israel's genocide began, focused on the desperate need to get aid to palestinians sheltering in rafa and to open the... egyptian border. frank smith, press tv. soul. meanwhile tentions remain high along lebanon's southern border as hezbollah, the hezbollah resistance fighters are engaged an exchange of fire with israeli forces. our corresponded in beirot mariam sal tells us more. well, hizalah's resistance groups, they began today, an operation in. al baghdadi where they targeted groups of soldiers, they also targeted groups of soldiers in several other areas, recently they targeted uh groups of soldiers in the fort or the mount nudhar they call it jabal nudhar, they also in the hin fortification as well as in the karantina barracks, as well also targeted two different posts in the shaba farms, which is not usually targeted by hazbu

. to strengthen the supply of these weapons, and to use the opportunities that korea has through china and through some other autocratic regimes global rooster, therefore it is certain that the action is clearly of a military nature, this action also has the character of coordination of some intelligence operations with the aim of achieving a common goal, coordination. certain actions, reconnaissance of these countries in order to solve those issues that concern putin himself, well, what too , ugh, but tell me, please, mr. vasyl, you know that now the heads of the russian special services are threatening the heads of the ukrainian ones, as far as we can tell now that we are aware of the seriousness of these threats to heads of the country's political and intelligence community. well, you know, one of our politicians spoke out to the effect that if there are such threats, there are violations of criminal proceedings and so on, then this is an award for our leaders of special services, it means they have found the enemy, it means they are acting correctly and so on. as for the threats, t

, it's hard. to really argue with north korea's analysis of this when some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and simulated decapitation strikes aimed at at north korean leadership. it's hard to argue that that these are are really provocative nature and that north korea is responding to these drills rather than the us and south korea spin of this that it's the us that it's that it's north korea that's fomenting a conflict that that's fomenting an arms race in the region with again south korea increasing its import of. us arms including 20 more uh uh joint strike f35 fighter jets that that they just ordered so again it's it's it's how this is being spun really for for an international community that that sometimes is missing the mark not really you know having access to to more objective media i believe. iran is marking the 73rd anniversary of the nationalization of its oil and history, that was a turning point in the political and economic history of the iranian nation to save the national treasure from foreigners. fatim masame brings us more. march 2

, to strengthen the supply of these weapons, and those opportunities that korea has through china and through other autocratic regimes of the global cock are involved, so it is clear that the action is clearly of a military nature, this action also has the character of coordinating some intelligence... operations with the aim achievement of a common goal, coordination of certain actions, reconnaissance of these countries, to solve those issues that bother putin himself, and kim jong-un, too. ugh. and tell me, please, mr. vasyl, do you know that now the heads of the russian special services are threatening the heads of the ukrainian to what extent can we now say that we are aware of the full... seriousness of these threats to the leaders of the country's political and intelligence community? well, you know, one of our politicians said that if there are such threats, there are violations of criminal proceedings and so on, then this is an award for our leaders of the special services, it means they have found the enemy, it means they are acting correctly and all that. another, and as for