daniel russell from the asia society — aggression.gression. daniel russell from the asia society and policy _ aggression. daniel russell from the asia society and policy institute, . asia society and policy institute, many thanks for your time. mi; many thanks for your time. my pleasure- _ around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. british teenager alex batty, who was found in france after being missing for six years, has returned to the uk. alex vanished with his mother and grandfather, in 2017 while they were on holiday in spain. his mother was not his legal guardian. alex was found on wednesday last week by a motorist, who spotted him on a road near the french pyrenees. arsenal legend ian wright has annouced he will step down as a pundit for match of the day at the end of the season. mr wright made his debut on the bbc programme as a player in 1997 and became a regular pundit in 2002. writing on social media, he said the decision "had been coming for a while" and wa

welcome the asia society. delighted to you here this evening for this thought provoking conversation with dr. lee and his new book, the sister road north korea's kim yo jong most dangerous woman. as soon and you've mentioned my name is emma whitmyer and a program officer here at the asia policy institute. also, sanjeev mentioned we have many exciting programs and events taking place here at the asia society this fall, such as meiji modern, as well as a discussion between asia society policy institute's president danny russell and us ambassador to japan rahm emmanuel. on friday, october 20th. we hope you'll come back to check out these programs and if you're interested in more about culture, education and policy, please consider signing up for our newsletter. now on to our guest this evening. he is a fellow at the woodrow international center for scholars and previously taught korean history at tufts university. he's written on of the korean peninsula for numerous including the new york times, the wall street j

welcome the asia society.ed to you here this evening for this thought provoking conversation with dr. lee and his new book, the sister road north korea's kim yo jong most dangerous woman. as soon and you've mentioned my name is emma whitmyer and a program officer here at the asia policy institute. also, sanjeev mentioned we have many exciting programs and events taking place here at the asia society this fall, such as meiji modern, as well as a discussion between asia society policy institute's president danny russell and us ambassador to japan rahm emmanuel. on friday, october 20th. we hope you'll come back to check out these programs and if you're interested in more about culture, education and policy, please consider signing up for our newsletter. now on to our guest this evening. he is a fellow at the woodrow international center for scholars and previously taught korean history at tufts university. he's written on of the korean peninsula for numerous including the new york times, the wall street journal a

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society policy institute.urity cooperation hopes to achieve. it's a mix of defence capabilities, of surveillance and oversight capabilities, some very basic training for coastguards. these are, in southeast asia, as well as they should add, the pacific islands, countries with huge economic exclusive zones. a very little capacity to monitor them or to protect them and they are subject to regular and increasing incursions by the chinese navy and by massive chinese navy and by massive chinese fishing fleets that are depleting the fish stocks in the south china sea, east china sea, and the western pacific. so it's an effort by japan sea, and the western pacific. so it's an effort byjapan and, should add, other countries, including the united states and australia to bolster the capabilities of these countries so they can defend their own sovereignty, their own territory, and their own rights. polls have closed in serbia's step parliamentary elections which are seen as a test of the president and his progressive par

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there are matrilineal societies in across asia, across vast belt of africa, of course, across the america. and that really has cast a long shadow of the way that we now about patriarchy, that we that it has been equated sometimes in the literature with something that is inevitable both because it is a product of modernity when actually it is just another way of organizing people. and the fact that it is so common is actually a product of colonialism itself. part of the colonial project in the united states was to the words that i use is civilize women into patriarchy to tell them that they had no role a public facing role no role in agriculture as they as they had and that actually they should be domestic because was in the domestic sphere that women were seen to achieve true equality in the words of the founding fathers, you know it's interesting because i think a lot of people might hear you that and think that this is something consigned to the past but you you go to great pains explain that it's a it's a process of constant invention and reinvention. and one of the one of the structur

our home, it’s natural that the decoration of our church is different from that in africa, america or asiaave our own spirit, our own mentality, but the words of jesus christ... 50 priests for the entire republic, this is very not enough, let’s compare it to today, there are about 500 of us priests, plus or minus , koscels, there are also a lot of shrines, not just koscels. another icon, even older, but apparently, they may not have had the time or finances to restore it, but they waited until this moment and now it is being restored again, let’s say, not only will it surprise, but it will attract a person with its beauty to the true path to god . we are one people, belarusians, as you think, who benefits today from artificially dividing us into catholics, orthodox, by this i generally mean some sort of national division. there are families in which husband and wife are of different nationalities, different religions, there are even those who don’t believe, they also have children, everything is fine with them, why, they are guided by love, love comes first, we invite those who do not supp

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kurash wrestling is traditional to asia, but here today, unusually, it's being practised by young womenan. it's believed that kurash dates back to a time when there was a matriarchal society in which women would test the worthiness of their groom in a match. if the man lost, the woman stayed single. can you beat most of these boys? 0k! i'd be terrified of fighting against you, let me tell you! show me your best move. come on. yeah. and then i'd go over. yeah. thank god. thank you for not putting me over! thank you. thank you very much. thank you! there are more than 20 traditional sports being played here today, and this festival is about enticing a new generation of players to get involved. the jabborov family have been tightrope walkers for hundreds of years. do you want to go upstairs? no! no, thank you. but i knew that answer wasn't going to fly. however, i don't think even i was prepared for what was about to happen. i've got to say, i can't help but feel a hard hat would have been more appropriate than these fancy boots. do what you have to do. here we go. he groans with effort gr

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out in thailand has one of the most open invisible, gay communities in asia. but activists say this reputation is misleading because the country is known as an institution, still discriminate against l. g p, q plus people. they say this allows the human stadia in all parts of society. previous attempts at posting those of marriage equality were blocked by the full a minute. treat government but hoops amongst the gay community with re ignited of the prime minister. se touch within was elected in august this year. under his government's proposal. that was man and woman. and husband and wife would be replaced with the agenda neutral times individual and spouse in marriage laws. allowing for full equality for all the bills still has a few hurdles to pause before it becomes low. but many l g p t q plus activists in thailand fill their clothes with an for the full to having that closed for a quality onset. and here is a question about some of the other headlines making news around the world. voting has been extended to a 2nd day in congress presidential election, pr

the bbc caught up with one policymaker who is confident the asia—pacific can and will transition awayls. if you do not have massive new investment, then in a shutdown this fossil fuel of power plants, then you will have huge backlash from society. so what i am meaning backlash from society. so what iam meaning is backlash from society. so what i am meaning is we should strengthen our efforts to invest more in renewables. that can help people feel more comfortable when it comes to the phasing out of the coal fired power plants. i'm a chinese national, i worked in the chinese government for three decades. i have witnessed this with my own eyes and i was personally involved in chinese reform over the last four decades. and chinese government and the people are fully aware of the need to work with other members of international community to deal with the climate change and also sustainable development. so when you look at what chinese government has been doing, i think you should feel confident that china's will do more. oil is also on the agenda at those climate talks. two years ago, cou

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the most important thing is what we see in brics, we witness that it connects this region with west asia, china, india, and this is a platform that shows that convergence and unity between countries is moving based on emerging economies. alba what he is following is actually that there is no winner in this middle ground, but there should be oil for everyone and that we should not only look at commercial relations. as a final question, i would like to ask you that considering you mentioned how much the common goals that are being pursued can be developed in the future of relations between iran and latin america. when we want to talk about a new world order , each country should advance this issue based on the concepts it has as well as its worldview , whether in practice or in the form of theory that it has defined for itself, and this is not only for iran. there are many islamic countries that share the same view of iran. we cannot ignore the theoretical view that exists about justice and equality, but this failure must first happen in this existing view so that we can then base this new

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the get compelling insights into humanity. holden unto stories from asia or in the pacific one. 0 one east. on. i'll just see around the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of our top story is this out at least 12 palestinians had been killed by as early as strikes and central gaza is the is really military expands. it's offensive house and the l as a way to neighborhood for us attacks prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so this is where our should take control of the board is only between garza and egypt to ensure the, the militarization of the territory known as the philadelphia card or the 14 killing me to a strip of land runs along the southern ends of guns up and just ready, soldiers have 4 with palestinians in the occupied west bank during a ride on to cut them. the troops surrounded the 2 main hospitals in the city and proceeds the entrances of the nearby notions refugee can. it's a delicate fall, joins us once again in al studio. thanks very much for being here. first of all, if we can start with benjamin then. yeah. who's i guess desire to take co

the get compelling insights into humanity open until the stories from asia are in the pacific 101 east on. i'll just see around in the name of protecting the public, unprecedented across the civil liberties. this underway threats and diplomacy. simulation witness follows a lawyer, function, quotes, and police back to reverse the trend. everybody was fight against racism and then also acknowledge that there's as opposed to henry palestine buttons in berlin on that jersey to the welcome back to watching out to 0 time. to recap the headlines. a preliminary report by these re, the armies revealed all 3 captives in garza, with killed as a result of this ready soldiers not following the rules of engagement. the initial pro, besides the captives world shirts less with one of them waving a make shift white flags. the body of i'll just do a general assignment up with that cause being laid to rest off for a funeral service in garza. so i'm, that was hit by shrapnel often is writing this all strikes in san eunice on friday nights has to come injuries out just as gaza bureau chiefs, what i've got

they say this allows the homeless stadia in all parts of society. previous attempts at posting those of marriage equality were blocked by the full a minute, treat government, but hoops, monks, the gate community would re ignited of the prime minister. se touch was in was elected in august this year on the, his government's proposal. that was man and women and husband and wife would be replaced with agenda and mutual terms. individuals and spouse in marriage laws, allowing for full equality for old. of the bill still has a few hurdles to pause before it becomes low. but many l g p t q plus activists in thailand feel they're closer than ever before to having that cruise for quality onset whether they continues online, you'll find this on x also known as twitter and youtube dw news. you can follow me at brent dot tv and remember whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody, the airline takes tradition. we need to, i miss the austin's cultural identity with just out why did the consider hunters in protest in 15 minutes on the w, a vibrant ha

the get compelling insights into humanitarian holden until the stories from asia are in the pacific. 101 east. on out. just see around the israel's military intensifies its attacks around central goes like costing is off from areas and the stuff, the hello understands the attains of houses here at life. and don't israel's attacks or destroying the cause of stress more than a 100 and how it stands for killed the 3rd through surviving the foaming leads to help from us with a rumble. if that team here broke out as one of the gunfire an occupied westbank, israel is increasing its.

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is that a lot of these questions are really about us, not about the technology, energy about us as societies, because a lot of these questions about whether it's bias or in all these questions often are very different from place to place. country to country. we found, for example, as we've rolled out these technologies, having to have very, very different conversations in different countries about what counts as bias, what's not in different communities. but these are questions about society and not so much about technology. i think we, you know, society kind absolve itself of this question, of these questions and sam said societies faced these things for centuries, but maybe this technology amplifies this. i think we all have to think about these normative different questions in all our different countries. i think that's important to keep, to keep in mind. but at least hopefully there's a baseline we all agree with, which is hopefully we all adhere to things like basic human rights, human freedoms. those kinds of things safety, violence and so forth. i think we can agree on. but that's jus

she just published this year fire and rain, nixon, kissinger and the wars in southeast asia. her first book drawing the line the american decision to divide germany. 1944 to 1949 won the banat prize from the society for historians of american foreign relations, an activist as well as a historian. rusty was a co-founder of brooklyn for peace, which is where i first met her in the early 1990s, when it was called brooklyn parents for peace. she was legislative coordinator for united for peace and justice during the iraq war and a of the steering committee of historians against the war. third, we have the honor of being joined from london on zoom. we're being honored by joint, being joined by kate hudson, who is who has been the general secretary of the campaign for nuclear disarmament, cnd, since 2010. and she served earlier as chair of cnd since 2003. kate became active in the peace movement in the 1980s in the upsurge against placement of cruise missiles in britain. and she is especially proud of helping to quote the base at greenham common in 1982, along with 30,000. she says