and south korea or even south korea and japan.so china's reaction has shown that china is criticizing japan and south korea and u.s. moves internationalization of the taiwan issue but so this has led china to change their policy toward japan and south korea. also i do think there are differences in dealing with taiwan straight among the three countries but even so, i think institutionalization of secured cooperation is vital to deal with either taiwan straight crisis or korean peninsula crisis so the point has been mentioned in the first session that we need to promote the institutionalization of cooperation among the three countries and this kind of cooperation should expand beyond the security area. >> thank you. let's move on to a slightly different topic. taiwan had an election in january. i would like to hear thoughts on their countries reaction to the outcome and brian could you tell us about what the policy toward china and the u.s. will be and do you expect the policy to change and how -- and what do you think china will l

realise the route we have takenl and the country's there, i they may not be as well off as people in south korea- powerful and it is so emotional for me knowing that there is a possibility that - people back in north korea might be able to see this l and learn that. when you meet real people here, documentaries like beyond utopia do serve to remind you just how resilient individuals can be in the midst of deprivation, hardship and isolation. the whole world is fascinated by north korea, and this film really does put a human face on the suffering in that country and the efforts that some will make to escape from it. i always like to discover a cityjust by walking around. close to our hotel, there were a lot of underground walkways connecting buildings and places. i was keen to try out the underground trains in seoul. when you travel on the underground, it seems that virtually everyone is online. korea is now one of the most connected nations on earth, with 95% of the population being able to access the internet. everywhere you go, people are downloading and streaming, giving film—makers new ways

with this, south korea was occupied, we remember from 1910 to 1945. live by japan and that remains really sore point for south koreans and it contributes to their support of of palestine in battling against occupation. all right, frank, stay safe, pleasure to have you out there on the street, get us story, join us from soul press tv's frank smith there updating us from a protest in south korea, in the south korean capital, soul and support of the palestinians in gaza. all of those things were were present. i was fortunate because i fell in with people who had that strong sense of commitment. would say uh, no, you're liars. in fact, um, iran must be judged as any other nation. not. what i attempt to visit the islamic republic? if i managed to get there, i would testify as a reporter to what i found. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news. the eminy army says is carried up yet another operation against military targets in the israeli port city of ilat. army spokesman yahya. so the yemen missile. forces struck ilalot with number of missiles, army says operations are in so

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weapons deployed to the korean peninsula, including nuclear capable planes and ships. activists call for dialogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deepen the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction. negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us-led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv. soul. and that does for this additional world news. thanks for tuning in us. bye-bye for now. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown. diplomacy: iran elections, 2024. how designs come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging? to another nation, how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how do they build and expand their illegal settlement

t country stop is that an option for south korea?— for south korea?rea? i think it is an option, but _ for south korea? i think it is an option, but in _ for south korea? i think it is an option, but in south - for south korea? i think it is | an option, but in south korea there isn't much immigration at there isn't much immigration at the moment and being a doctor is seen as a very competitive job and that is part of what these doctors are fighting against. they don't wanted to become more competitive commerce of the government were to turn around and say it was going to recruit nurses and doctors from abroad i think that would bejust doctors from abroad i think that would be just as unpopular with the doctors plans to increase the numbers within the country. increase the numbers within the count . g ., increase the numbers within the count ., . ~ country. john mackenzie in seoul, thank _ country. john mackenzie in seoul, thank you - country. john mackenzie in seoul, thank you for - country. john mackenzie in i seoul, thank you for updating us on the

south korea has broken its _ correspondent. south korea has broken its lowest _ correspondent.as broken its lowest birth - correspondent. south korea has broken its lowest birth rate - correspondent. south korea has l broken its lowest birth rate record once again according to new numbers released on wednesday by statistics korea, mother country's birth rate recorded 0.72, an 8% decrease from the previous year. the capital city seoul recorded 0.55 which is the lowest among all the districts across the country. although the low birth trend is spreading all across the world, especially among developed countries, south korea is... after reaching its peak in 2015 with a birth rate of 1.24, the number has been falling for eight consecutive years. if this trend continues, the number of working age people in south korea is estimated to have by 2072 with half the population being over the age of 65. this is the reason why many politicians and experts are calling this situation a national emergency. but still, many young people are refusing to take part to reverse this trend. why? it is

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weapons deployed to the korean peninsula, including nuclear capable planes and ships. activists call for dialogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest. only deepen the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction. negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us-led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv. sol. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. Главное - подъём. контакт подъёма, двигатели центрального и боковых блоков пришли на режим главной 10 секунд, параметры системы управления, 20 секунд, двигатели первой второй ступени работа под нормально, 30 секунд, параметры конструкции ракеты носителя в норме. more than half million gazans are only a step away from famine. that ac

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number. and scale of weaponslogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deep in the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction. negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with. without conditions, yet stipulating us led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv, soul. and a virtual exhibition dubbed iran and 100 years of multilateralism has opened in geneva highlighting iran's efforts as an active member of international organizations of the past century. has more celebrating iran's efforts and the evolution. of its multilateral cooperation over the past century, the virtual exhibition of images, documents and videos entitled iran in 100 years of multilateralism, looks at key milestones and achievements of iran as an active member in international organizations, illustrating them with rarely seen his

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weapons korean peninsula, including nuclear capable planes and ships. activists call for dialogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deepen the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction. negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence. are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv. soul. and that does it for world news. thanks for tuning in. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. gaza humanitarian apocalypse. now entering its fourth day, we're looking at some. αυτό είτε καταψηφίζουν. and. well the us is really genocidal war in gaza continues for the 145th day with the death doll nearing 30,000. the us president had few words to say about a truth deal that's being discussed. on some ice crea

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weaponsr dialogue: hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deepen the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction, negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us led un sanctions over the dprk's. nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith press tv. soul. and that does it for this additional world news. thanks for tuning in. it's bye-bye for now. now entering its fourth day, we're looking at some. hello and welcome to another edition of face to face, i'm mattiaposion today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political bureau of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, ali abu shahin. welcome to the program, doctor. dr. abu shahin, my first question is uh that after four months of israely a slot on gaza, what is the filled situation of the resistance facti

south korea has an upcoming legislative election in april, so north korea might want to influence southuling party by making them more anxious about a possible war situation. however, what is more significant is the second reason. there is an internal motive behind kim jong—un�*s speech this time, as more north korean residents, especially the young generation, are getting dissatisfied with the regime while yearning for a life in the south, so many of them are now engaging in shadow economy, which includes smuggling from china. and this eventually led to more north korean residents getting more exposed to south korean entertainment and news. so we can actually see kim jong—un taking steps to stop this trend in north korea. for example, in 2020, pyongyang enacted a law that punishes a person watching or distributing south korean entertainment, even to death. how is it possible, in such a secretive and unpleasant society in many ways, to know what people are really thinking? there have been a number of accounts by north korean defectors about this situation, and recently bbc korean servic

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weaponsalistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us-led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv. soul. a virtual exhibition dubbed iran and 100 years of multilateralism has opened in geneva, highlighting euron's efforts as an active member of international organizations over the past century. celebrating iran's efforts and the evolution of its multilateral cooperation over the past century, the virtual exhibition of images, documents and videos entitled iran in 100. years of multilateralism looks at key milestones and achievements of iran as an active member in international organizations, illustrating them with rarely seen historical photos, documents and contemporary visuals. the idea of setting up an exhibition like this one was proposed about seven months ago, the main objective was to create a reliable source for research purposes, however when we

but what makes it so especially low in south korea? fferent issues in the making for the last four years butjust to give you a number of issues, first, the working days in korea are extremely long and late at night and even during the weekend, it is very hard to build a family or even to meet a new partner. and another issue is the very high costs of education and sometimes investing hundreds of dollars each month to pay for private academies and discussing children. and south korea remains relatively conservative country, it is expected that a woman or the child will take care of the child and a woman who was to pursue a career and having a child can actually be a huge impediment in the career and just to make the comparison, in france, children are born outside of marriage and south korea it's only 2%. and people are not getting married and the number of children is going to decrease dramatically. 50 of children is going to decrease dramatically-— of children is going to decrease dramaticall. ., , , dramatically. so korea's president

well the south korean president and his administration want protection from north korea for south korea and they are afraid that the us will pull its troops out of south korea and is an expert on peaceful unification with north korea and she says that in fact the war in gaza is endangering peaceful reunification here on the korean peninsula because it is creating a new cold. party, the democratic party is saying that it is dangerous administration, my labor rights, thank you very much for that, we appreciate it, jennifer chang, jennifer chang there from soul, thank you so much, moving to britain where hundreds of thousands have once again marched through the center of london against the us is really genocidal war in gaza, the protesters slammed the uk's complicity in that genocide, support for the palestinian people's a struggle for liberation.a has sent us this report. the uk's first national demo since the international court of justice ruling on the israeli regime's genocidal war on gaza was another enormous gathering. people came from all over the uk. the sentiment here very clearly

south korea drills involve, but it is there in the back of everyone's minds. this feeling of risk of conflict with the dprk, even causes south korean stocks to be undervalued, so-called korea discount. in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of... weapons deployed to the korean peninsula, including nuclear capable planes and ships. activists call for dialogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deep in the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction. negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang. yet stipulating us led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith press tv. soul. that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone. thanks for tuning in a goodbye for now. is a piece of money it remains 1.3%. hello everyone and thanks for tuning in, this is gaza under attack coming to you from the b

we go to south korea where figures later today are expected to show the country has, once again, the , the average south korean woman is expected to have 0.78 children in her lifetime — for a population to hold steady that number should be 2.1. comparing that to other countries, japan�*s birth rate was 1.26 children per woman in 2022 and decreased by 5.1% in the past year. whereas in the uk, that average number currently sits at 1.49. we'll hear south korea's updated figures in a an hour. —— we'll hear south korea's updated figures in a couple of hours. earlier i spoke with dylan motin, who's a researcher at the centre for international and strategic studies, based in seoul. i asked him why south korea's birth rate is particularly low. there are a lot of different issues, and it has been in the making for the last a0 years. butjust to give you a number of issues, first, the working days in korea are extremely long, and people work very late at night, and even during the weekends, and it is very hard to build a family or even to meet a new partner. and another issue is the very high co

yifan: south korea, comparing would last year at think south korea probably will be the first country in apac. and we also think for earnings will probably improve compared with last year. there could be chances for south korea and also for exports. this year could also pick up mildly. we see there are some opportunities for south korea as well. haidi: yifan hu, regional cio at ubs global wealth management. still ahead, marriott sees great strength and its business in china and across asia. our exclusive conversation with the ceo is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ wealth-changing question -- are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax-optimized portfolio. at creative planning, our money managers and specialists work together to make sure your portfolio and wealth are managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. why not give your wealth a second look? book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. creative planning -- a richer way to wealth. you don't have to worry about things lik

south korea drills involve, but it is there in the back of everyone's minds. this feeling of risk of conflict with the dprk, even causes south korean stocks to be underv'. so-called korea discount. in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weapons deployed to the korean peninsula, including nuclear capable planes and ships. activists call for dialogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deep in the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is fiction. negotiations and improved relations for peaceful. coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us-led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv, soul. and that does it for world news. thanks for watching. αυτό είτε καταψηφίζουν. and and uh as hundreds of people have mort. the voice of the voiceless. press tv. last week, the second edition of the paris meet

it'sjubilantjordan at the asian cup as they stun south korea to reach their first ever final it's misery murray in marseille though — as the former world number one suffers another first round exit and fury�*s forgiven — oleksandr usyk holds no grudges after their heavyweight fight is postponed — but promises to beat him in may hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with a huge shock at the asian cup asjordan continue to re—write the history books. having never got past the last eight of the competition, they are now into the final for the very first time. and to get there — they knocked out one of the favourites to lift the trophy — beating south korea 2—0. yazan al—naimat put them in front before a superb solo effort from their superstar musa al—taamari. the montpellier winger securing the momentous win in qatar. tottenham hotspur�*s son heung min did have a goal disallowed for south korea — but he — along with his team—mates — will now be back to their respective clubs — without any silverware. it's mean everything for me. now i am in the final because my club in fran

in the past two years, especially the us and south korea have increased the number and scale of weaponsd ships. activists call for dialogue. hostile policies against north korea and armed protest only deepen the vicious cycle and can never be solution. peace through force is a... fiction, negotiations and improved relations for peaceful coexistence are the only realistic and correct ways to resolve the issue. the us has said it will negotiate with pyongyang without conditions, yet stipulating us-led un sanctions over the dprk's nuclear and missile programs must remain. frank smith, press tv. soul. and that's it for your latest here on press tb. everyone. thank you for joining us and goodbye for now. depressed coverage of this assination of bsimmani now entering its uh uh fourth day we're looking at some uh this week on expos a, western broadcast media inactively assert that zionist war planes targeted hisballah weapons depots in southern lebanon, whereas they actually struck residential areas. zinist mainstream media misleadingly report that iran isbullah against provoking a full sc or

tick ​​to therefore, south korea probably won't have a very easy task. well, look , korea didn't start the game here very well in my opinion, that is, i think that their player is the greatest of their head coach, which means that mr. klisman could have done much better, and this showed it. this is a weakness of the coach until the last minutes of the game . now, if korea didn't score a goal in that one minute , it would have been lost, and even in its group games, it showed that the team is shaky and not working well, not its players. in my opinion , he is playing with the same tactics and plan that korea has now the teams read his hand and if he wants to play with jordan in the same way, i think he will have problems and not even reach the finals . koshi has south korea, who turns back four games in the last moments, and i can't believe that he is the positive point of my team. yes , the team is positive, but from that point of view, it is a double-edged sword. sometimes you see, it happens. football has a lot of things. you have to wait until if you w

how south korea and also in asia and may be around the world.— be around the world.e around the world. how much of a coun is this — be around the world. how much of a coun is this for _ be around the world. how much of a coup is this for the _ be around the world. how much of a coup is this for the ceilidh _ be around the world. how much of a coup is this for the ceilidh to - be around the world. how much of a coup is this for the ceilidh to get - coup is this for the ceilidh to get a player of his standing? it’s coup is this for the ceilidh to get a player of his standing?- coup is this for the ceilidh to get a player of his standing? it's a big one because _ a player of his standing? it's a big one because it's _ a player of his standing? it's a big one because it's never— a player of his standing? it's a big one because it's never happened l one because it's never happened before. japan had big name players in the past, china of course, but south korea has never had, despite being one of the strongest leagues in asia. this has come out of nowhere. it's not a leagu

so the quote you final sees australia a take on south korea and a repeat of the 2015 asian cup final south crim missed out on the tracy 9 years ago . losing that game, see one to the suckers is been 64 years since south korea last one. this competition, you all can clansman side have had 2 days. few arrest somebody. australians going into this match for the job and coach is no consent. rest days is what it is. you accept it, you move on, we are ready. we are ready for this huge game and we're very hungry. we want to go through and if you want to go through and and know got face of a big tournament, you have to suffer. you have to deal with pain because you back, i think that in the last game and, and that's normal, the south. we have come off against an australia side has conceded just one goal. so i saw at this tournament, the match takes place at our needs stadium, which holds a special memories for socrates, for with mit to jude is why he's called the window for australia again soon as you out of 2022. welcome to task. probably being a 2nd home for us for quite a while. um, even du

play each other in the ahmad ben ali stadium, and in the other match, the teams of australia and south korea will play in the stadium from the south. they are placed on top of each other. two other quarter-final matches will be held on saturday, according to the schedule, first iran and japan at the education city stadium. they travel to each other and in the second game, host qatar and uzbekistan will face each other at el beit stadium. well, we are getting closer to the royal moments of maghrib call to prayer . pleas pry for me. in the name of allah , light. in the name of god, light , in the name of god, light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on, in the name of god , who is the ruler of all things, in the name of god, who created light. praise be to allah, the one who created the light. praise be to god, the one who created the light. allah is great, god is great, god is great, god is great. i testify that there is no god but god. i testify that there is no god but god. i testify that muh

and to get there they knocked out one of the favourites to lift the trophy — beating south korea 2—0.an al—naimat put them in front before a superb solo effort from their superstar musa al—taamari — the montpellier winger securing the momentous win in qatar. tottenham hotspur�*s son heung min did have a goal disallowed for south korea, but he along with his teammates will now be back to their respective clubs without any silverware. it's meant everything for me now i am in the final, because my club in france — they support me, and i have big, big support from them and from the french league. it's good to be in the final, because i make my country, like, everybody speak about my country in france. this is very important for me. and i hope we can do it in the final and we take care the final. they did a fantasticjob. they fought and prepared well. we knew they would be a really tough game. and jordan did a fantasticjob. i wish them all the best. so very mixed emotions at full—time and conversation has already turned to what next for south korea and particularly their manager. jurgen kl

a stark warning for south korea. the country's birth rate plummets again amid concerns its working population could halve. and councils across england are facing financial meltdown with many approaching bankruptcy in the next few years. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. welcome. friends of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, say his funeral will take place at a church in moscow on friday. he died in prison in siberia earlier this month. he had been serving a 19 year sentence on charges which his supporters said were baseless and politically motivated. 0fficials supporters said were baseless and politically motivated. officials say he had fallen ill and passed away suddenly. his body wasn't handed over by the authorities for several days. his mother said they had threatened her because they wanted the burial to take place in secret. the news of the funeral comes just before mr navalny�*s widow yulia is due to address the european parliament in a speech about political prisoners which we will bring to you live l

south korea's government has already said it will expect voluntary participation from south korean companiesan making the shareholder improvement measures a requirement or mandatory to these south korean companies. there are a lot of south korean conglomerates controlled by the founding families still and in order to make those families act , to do more for broader shareholders rather than just smaller controlling families, south korea's government must be given a lot of incentives if it is expecting the south korean companies to participate in this measure voluntarily. so, the key to success would be seeing broader active participation from south korean companies, which some say might not be enough if the measure is not compulsory. but we will get more details about what kind of measures this will contain in the value up program in about one hour and we will see about the market reactions to these details. haidi: are asia stocks reporter youkyung lee there in seoul. widespread walkout by south korean trainee doctors is heading into the second weekend there is no sign the government will bac

south korea's birth rate has been dropping for years. now it's fall into a record low utilities have some notes for send us one of these. the number of newborns in 2023 was 230000, which is a decrease by 7.7 percent from a year earlier. the total for till it through rate was recorded at point $72.00 again down from last year. the reason is obvious. south korea is the most expensive country in the world to raise a child and a work life balance valued in many western countries is virtually unheard of as this office work or a father of to know is to well, to say that it's serious, i need to make time for taking care of my children, but that's difficult when you're working. so i think the government and the companies need to corporate and help parents spend time with their children and have a good family to come over there for the sole government is trying to make having kits more appealing. parents get $22000.00 a year for a baby born in 2024, and there are plans to expand paid paternal leave to 18 months. still many in the country doubt th

jordan was able to perform much better against south korea. it has a floating system, it plays this system wonderfully , it is one of the four teams in asia. he plays perfectly, he has a free top, they can go off-space, in the front spaces , they can even express forwards or lateral tops. winger can take the ball from the top, today jordan did not have a shot on goal, he had 8 shots, 8 of them were outside, jordan had 17 shots, 7 to 8 of them were on goal, and two of them resulted in goals. yes, this shows. the jordanian team does not lose anything from korea's merits, but they wanted to win. tonight, our national team will play against qatar. qatar also has a good front line, like us , of course, they are not as good and quality as our kids, but their back line is extremely vulnerable, especially you. the depth of his defenses fits perfectly in combination work. we also have capable players like qaidi like mohammad a lover it is too much to ask for a test like tarabi , even shahriar magalano may be able to open the game for us tomorrow, becau

the numbers are dire, south korea's birth rate has been dropping for years. now it's fall into a record low utility. some some notes were sent are spent on the number of newborns in 2023 was 230000, which is a decrease by 7.7 percent from a year earlier. the total for tillage, a rate was recorded at point $72.00 again down from last year. the reason is obvious, south korea is the most expensive country in the world to raise a child and a work life balance valued in many western countries. is virtually unheard of as this office work or a father of to know is to well to say that it's serious, i need to make time for taking care of my children, but that's difficult when you're working. so i think the government and the companies need to cooperate and help parents spend time with their children and have a good family to come over there for the sole government is trying to make, having kits more appealing. parents get $22000.00 a year for a baby born in 2024, and there are plans to expand paid paternal leave to 18 months. still many in the country doubt they can b

looking at trading in south korea, this is the picture when it comes to the kospi. this is the turnaround we have seen for south korean equities in the span of about one month or so. so much for and buying has supported what we have seen in demand for korea in risk assets. we are seeing the little downside today when it comes to the kospi down about .5%. also really watching the caused act keeping its head above water. the plan, of course, to resolve the long time korean discount in stocks by the korean government announcing that value up program referring to the law of valuation of korean companies in the market compared to global peers. we will watch the gauges of effectiveness for that program. in australia we are seeing pretty close to all-time highs when it comes to australian equities. we are within about .5% of all-time highs. we had a peak in early february, but not too much momentum when it comes to trading on the a sx. we are up by about .4%, a pretty quiet but solid session so far. watching the aussie dollar as well, .6564. when it comes to energy markets

the record low birth rate is lower in south korea.nt is doing about this? i is and also what the government is doing about this?— is doing about this? i was 'ust explaining fl is doing about this? i was 'ust explaining that i is doing about this? i was 'ust explaining that i i is doing about this? i was 'ust explaining that i spent h is doing about this? i wasjust explaining that i spent the - explaining that i spent the last year travelling around the country speaking to women who have chosen not to have children and to really understand what their reasons are. although they are complex there are two things that stuck out for me. the first is women still feel that they have to choose between having a family and having a career. they don't feel that they can do both because the working culture here is incredibly intense so you have long working hours, does lots of overtime and is also a very competitive workplace culture and at the same time it is still women who are expected to do the majority of the childcare, child raising and so th

will face each other in ahmed bin ali stadium, and in the other match, two teams of australia and south korea will face each other in the stadium from the south. . two more matches of the first round of the quarterfinals will be held on saturday, according to the schedule, first iran and japan at ijuki stadium. city play against each other and in the second game, the hosts qatar and uzbekistan will face each other in the elbit stadium, but with the end of the knockout stage and the final of the 18th cup , there were also teams that were a surprise in the last game of the first stage. the eighth final of the asian nations cup was a difficult match for our country's national team . change the route to iran and south korea and chrisman will have to choose another route with a draw against malaysia and go to saudi arabia, then australia, and now south korea after eliminating saudi arabia. the province must face another contender for the championship, namely australia, in the first round of the final round. iraq was eliminated by jordan, who now has a chance to be among the top four teams in asia.