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and all of us now know that there is only one way to enhance global health security. together. indeed, because we worked together, through a coalition of 32 countries, the african union, the european union, the world health organization, alongside civil society and private sector partners around the world, we were able to lead a global response that help the world emerge from the acute phase of the covid-19 pandemic. united states has long been committed to using the power of our diplomacy to strengthen global health security, to work to eradicate diseases like malaria, tuberculosis, and cholera, to contain outbreaks like the swine flu, ebola, and sica. and we directed one of the united states most transformational foreign assistance initiatives. the president's emergency plan for debt relief created by president bush, sustained through four administrations with partisan support. it has helped save more than 25 million lives, and created much of the health infrastructure used to combat other outbreaks ever since, including covid-19. today, the state department is focused on lea

and most of the secret society organizations and trade unions, critical of the government, has either disbanded or criminalized. so it's new, additional national security legislation. indeed, the small show an urgency of the need for the government to save got their own security. but rather, it is an instrument to expend death, political control in the home phone society. do you think this is just the 1st step? oh, well, one of many steps engaging, tightening its grip on hong kong. even though this will be, this will be a completion of c team, things idea or, or at least a national security uh to be implemented in hong kong, the called government consultation on this local national security legislation. a made clear that they adopt a mainland id off national security in the hong kong is come on the system. and this is a way to comb. first home costs legal system with mainland chinese ones. talk to eric live there from the washington d. c. thank you. very much. thank you. now the following looks like something out of a james bond movie or from the iron man series. if you're a little bi

union, the world health organization alongside civil society private sector partners from around the world we were able to lead a global response that help the world emerge from the acute phase of the covid-19 pandemic. the united states has long been committed to using the power -- and welcome to the global security and diplomacy symposium. a special thanks to the council on foreign relations and to my longtime colleague and good friend michael froman for cohosting today's event. and to a partners from across of the governments, , silicide and the private sector, thanks for joining us today. all of us now know the profound risks of a global pandemic. covid-19 took the lives of millions of people. it upended those of hundreds of millions more. devastated economies and all of us now know that there is only one way to enhance global health security, together. indeed, a cousin we worked together through a coalition of 32 countries, the african union, the european union, the world health or position alongside civil society and private sector partners from around the world, we were able t

organizations and trade unions, critical of the government has either disbanded or criminalized. and so it's new, additional national security legislation. indeed, the small show an urgency of the need for the government to save got their own security, but rather it is an instrument to expend. definitely people control in the home phone society. do you think this is just the 1st step? oh, well, one of many steps engaging, tightening its grip on hong kong, even more this will be, this will be a completion of c team pings idea all over the state national security to be implemented in hong kong, the called government consultation on this local national security legislation a made clear that they will adopt a mainland id off national security in the home calls come on law system. and this is a way to comb 1st home costs legal system with mainland chinese ones. dr. eric live at from the washington d. c. thank you very much. thank you. and to india, now we have voters will go to the polls soon, in a general election set to take place between april and may prime and a send the rand remo

, but fundamental modernization, not just of farms, but of societies. it doesn’t work out because therend you that there have already been precedents in history when many countries wanted to become members of the union state to join us, i think that this trend should also prevail, why because we are the center of growth, we are the center, one of the points new one... thank you for participating in this conversation, that’s all for today, thank you for being with us for this hour, see you in a week, happily. tv news agency presents in the public domain. we have no secrets from ours people.

, trade with the european union and so on, it's just necessary that the polish society cooled down anded seeing ukraine as a potential enemy. thank you, thank you, mr. maksym, maksym rozumny, ihor reiterovych and vitaly kulyk were guests of our program today. thank you, gentlemen, for participating in the program. during the entire broadcast, we conducted survey and asked you about whether you trust the information of the united telethon. let's look at the results. poll on tv 10% trust and 90% no , these are the results of the tv poll, we also did a poll on youtube, now i'll see what the final numbers are, because we had two broadcasts, and during the two broadcasts, we had, well, about the same numbers, yes 14%, no 86%, about the same numbers as on the... air, on this, friends, i put a full stop, i wish you all good health, take care of yourself and yours relatives, goodbye, we are looking for dmytro lepkin, he will be 13 years old in april, the boy lived on the left bank of the kherson region in the village of yuvileyne. and disappeared in february 23. during all this time , there wa

service and stranglehold they had over russian society. that's the really the challenge we have here. when the soviet union collapsed, everything collapsed, especially the rule of law and their economy. but the one piece of the soviet union that carried on were their intelligence services. and tragically for the russian people and for the ukrainian people and georgians and others whom the russians have subjugated or sought to subjugate it's vladimir putin who rose from those -- that ash heap of history and imposed the will of the kjb again on that country. it's a real tragedy. >> brian: you know, where he spent his last days was in the most brutal conditions imaginable. it seems he was at the penal economy right by the artic circle. i remember when he went missing a few weeks ago. there was a clam clamor. is he dead? is he gone? all of a sudden had to have a proof of life they showed him. he looked so unsteady on his feet. is it to vladimir putin's benefit to have him dead or is it to his benefit to have him alive? because if he wanted to