the, the videos aisha are coming up to the tensions on the korean peninsula as opposed to module pressure and north korea cooperating militarily. your 2nd feel state anthony blinking says any thoughts cooperation would violate un security council resolutions? we hear the view from south korea and how north korea might despond, plus of guns full start to focused on real time to have gotten this done. but to what the future beautiful from the refuge account set off enough to understand the

fine bit advantage. you're welcome to the the news aisha. i'm glad you can join us . you're a secretary of state anthony blinking has handled stokes in south korea. i mean it concerns over north korea's growing military ties with russia. lincoln met with his subcommittee and counter 5 palm jim. blinked and condemned john gang for his being russia and its invasion of ukraine by allegedly sending munitions. he also won russia against supporting north korea's nuclear weapons and me side programs. and of course we have real concerns about any support for it's for north korea's ballistic missile programs for its nuclear technology for it says space launch capacity. and as we said earlier, that support would be in clear violation of multiple security council resolutions.

russia has an obligation, especially as a permanent member of the security council to uphold the resolutions not to violate . your machine is a john this working for south korea's audio wrong tv. she told us more about blinking stokes and serial and north korea as possible response to them. i think that was the key agenda. the top agenda was what exactly to do with north korea in russia is a legit arms deal. and military cooperation blinking during the joint press conference asked even for china to step in and stop north korea from violating this un security council resolution and blinked. it has made it clear throughout his whole visit to soul that it would be prioritizing and strengthening ties with its key strategic ally here in the in the pacific region. being sol, we're still yet to see help lincoln's visit to sol and was discussed will in fact into career relations. but what we know for sure is that inter curry intentions are very high whenever cell pre a bolster is it's cooperation with key allies,

the north retaliates every time washington sol strengthens or expands during joint military drills or increases the amount of us military assets in korea the north resumes their long range missile tests. and this year north korea has been very vocal about how it would continue developing its nuclear weapons and missiles. it stated many times that it had no choice but to defend itself from deliverance. security threats like the u. s. and south korea, so we may see another tit for tat and south korea is also concerned with what kung might do on november 18th, which it declared as a missile industry day. and this was 2 markets launch of the ponds on 17 icbm last year. and so sales crews military is keeping a close eye on how the blinking trip will affect the inter korean relations. and whether the north will test launch anything that day, namely a possible spice satellite, which the north has field 2 times before. if they do this time around, it will be their 3rd of time. so security threats are posing

a big concern. focused on static, a prime minister says more than $250000.00 off guns have returned to of con is done from buck this time. following a crack down against undocumented photo nose. but just on said the 1st of november as a deadline for people to either leave voluntarily all face expulsion. the truck down, affected mostly of guns, around 4000000 of whom live as the refugees impact is done. of that number, roughly 1700000 are undocumented. those would have tons to have gone just on did so with less the money or prospect he has more from the outcome province of none that huh. i've gotten say they were given less than a month. notice when they were forced to leave their homes in pakistan, the now there arriving back and tell the band run that's going to stop with nothing to their names. pakistan is home to over 4000000 off gun migrants and refugees is

i'm about says one point. 7000000 off guns are living in the country illegally. the by the job, not on the was the return from one job in proven. we've nothing to pay our rent and afghanistan was told, or we're heading to clean. those problems will be nothing there to care for. our children today is on the bus. that's what i called her then she goes to help us with that. we're left with nothing. do you have any bottom of that sort of deal with that? so just threw up the loud poor compan non go har refugee say threatened off guns in pakistan. need more time to look at him with we are just the government of pakistan to grant us more time to con your businesses and shop it up and we owe money to meet the setup. now we need additional time to handle all of these matters. we would have it for the rest is under their control. so i'd like to do what i, what have guns will eventually leave and like a standard way kind of figure out what is challenging for women and children to leave during the winter. what thank you. well, is that to be yes,

can you the the ultimatum was issued on october 3rd, many migrants have lived in pakistan for years. and now facing on certain future winter is coming and the records aren't prepared. the setup was auto was the stuff that they should show more tolerance towards us and allow us more time. or if you, especially considering the cold winter. though with these people need a few more months to the voluntary. we are all muslim brothers. they should not for you just crudely out there, nor should they physically abuse us. in that case, we came to pakistan in a humane manner and we should be permitted to leave in the same way. park is done since the deportations are to protect and security after shop rise in the tax which the government planes on the lessons operating from afghanistan is nominal bod says most of the guns have left voluntarily cobbled in system majority of being forcibly

repass creation. since the deadline was the force deportation of a regular migraines goes against all norm is not that it's happening. our brothers and sisters are welcome to their homeland, their challenges here, enough kind of stuff. so we have to do with this situation. so then this is their country and home the well, i mean we'll do everything in shall, uh, in our power to support our brothers and sisters according to some of the we still outcomes. he, uh, human rights groups are criticized the deportation policy. they say vulnerable groups, women and girls in particular, could be in grave danger if they return and joining me now for more from chicago is man and adults to access an advocacy coordinator with the dentist refugee council. man, is there any immediate help that the of gun baton is getting enough gun this done

as hello, thanks for having me. and yes, absolutely. and so there is a strong coordination that is happening around the for the crossing finds, pitching oil pressure and thoughtless. so interesting, a nationalization international organization and the u. n. agencies also includes coordination with i'm so sorry to use i am all of these different regions. so how it works is that once the atkins across the board that they are immune to, to registering or so they have provided with the cards that it's giving like justification and then the time to entice them and for assistance as a return a from pakistan. so how it's going is that we have coordinated a package of assistance for minimum assistance that they are desperately needing. so this includes uh for example of cash assistance. so that can cover the needs are in terms of foods, for example, in terms of suspect transportation costs. um, but also is that we need to rent

a place immediately in diary as of destination. and there's a number of over assistance they can provide take, suggest allows us to run the session and supports for like documentation, awareness and mind contamination and number of other services. so this seems to be a lot of the initial help and uh, uh, the, the, the, the solid bottom that is routing of gone is on right now. they have also set up a commission. it seems to deal with the people who are returning. but you said a longer term plan for those people who have a ton yes, so the average entry to the commission between ministries to support the recognition allocated some budgets for this to be honest. the plans are something also discussed in closing agent. but in august, as of right now, our main concern has to make sure i'm in addition, and our main demand is to make sure that we're not creating additional accounts. that would be longer terms. the time comes with like showtime,

the right time in assistance because it would generate a very high dependency on imagine assistance. and it would provide, prevent them from being able to integrate in their society and to have, you know, finding a job, for example, to be able to fend for themselves and feed the family. so the plans would be as much as possible trying to make sure that this outcomes for our returning has the ability and the support they need to. we integrate in our back end society, wherever they would like to go across the country. you were talking about the defendants on your mind, attendant assistance, but isn't that what is generally going to happen? unfortunately, give them the of guns themselves who are already enough gun. hassan are already coping with hunger and millions that are already dependent on aid for survival. isn't that unfortunately the fate that might before a large majority of people have a ton from bach has done this is one of our concerns after this me. so

linked to what you just said. like there was still a 6 from 6000000 i intended it displays i've gotten to was still waiting for jared was the missions our hope is that we can or so. so supports both id piece and you'd, every time i've done some pakistan to really um, support them in service solutions. this is also one of the reason why we asking and the supports of international community. and in particular, the international and done is to make sure that we have increased funding to be able to support this durable solutions for these people is that a lot of the of gone residues of done to have gone as on being forced out of pocket on among them many vulnerable populations, for example, women and children, they are returning to a country where they essentially don't have any rights. how hard is it going to be for them? it's obviously extremely high. it's as so the women that's has been discussing with

the border crossing things or extremely worried for themselves is quoting for the family. and as you know, the dentist that has been reading from decades of conflicts, right? that means that a number of women found themselves the heads of the households, and so they have to find a way to support the family. then it's the job they need support, then it's everything that they can to be able to to support this. i mean, for them we can do something and this is why for us, at 6 to me important to have the right resources to support them. so we can provide them with immediate supports rights through e, my 10 assistance and making sure they have food that they. 9 have access to cash so that they can cover, for example, house costs. but we can also support them if they are to create some smaller businesses. for example. um, that's what i'm relate to that private sector or working agriculture like space and number opportunities where we can, we can really try to start with best of supposed to be meant in particular. we live

at the time being good. thanks so much and bring us all that a context and that information man, and got all the stuff on the danish refuge account. so speaking to us from campbell, thank you very much. thanks a lot. i that does it for today, or there's most doors in the region on our website, and we'll see tomorrow. but the works view. we'll tell you the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the present feelings about what's going on in the instead of being discussed across the continent, dw, and use africa every friday on the w. these places in europe,

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table at a meeting of finance ministers in brussels. the major impact of the boy in ukraine is still hanging over the summit with securing energy supplies, entertain inflation still key challenges. but a point of difference between member states is the future. the blocks fiscal rules . they're suspended during the pandemic allowing some of the states to fall deep into debt, germany that was among those calling for strict targets for debt reduction. let's go throughout correspondence. at the meeting of the finance ministers in process christine mung. do i thanks for being with us, christine. so why all these fiscal real experience? are you such a controversial topic over that? well, as you, as you say, rob, they're due to come back into effects off to being suspended due to the current devise pandemic. these rules also come back next year in the time that these rules have.