and we expect yvette yvette cooper . a full nationally inquiry.expect yvette yvette cooper to | a full nationally inquiry. and we - expect yvette yvette cooper to talk about what the government will do. and i can also report that yvette cooper has been threatened with legal action by a former greater manchester police detective who set “p manchester police detective who set up a charity to help abuse survivors. her name is maggie 0liver, survivors. her name is maggie oliver, and she resigned in 2012 saying victims were being let down and she has sent a pre—action letter to the home secretary yvette cooper, warning she would take her to court unless she takes urgent steps to allay widespread public concern over gangs sexually exploiting children. she has now said she has put the home secretary on notice and that she will commence legal action if yvette cooper fails to publish a timeline, she says, for implementing all 20 recommendations in alexisj's report in 2022. so we are now waiting for yvette cooper to address the commons and we have already r

especially we strengthened cooperation with global south countries. and we also shared the application of new technologies. we did this to narrow the technology gap and prevent that sci-tech innovation from becoming a gain only for the rich countries and rich people, and we have made encouraging progress in this regard. on artificial intelligence, i agree with what you said on a.i. artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, if used well, will undoubtedly provide strong impetus to development, but otherwise if used unwell, it will be a primary source of risks. china is developing artificial intelligence, when we do this, we attach great importance to strike the right balance between development and security. that means to get the relationship between security and development right. we seek progress while maintaining stability. to ensure that we will not go astray, just like when you drive a car. on the highway. you must first make sure that the brake is functional before stepping on the gas pedal. so striking the right balance between dev

we should promote security and peace through cooperation and resolve disputes and differences through dialogue. it is essential that we follow a new path to security that chooses dialogue and partnership of the con -- over confrontation and alliance. we should support the u.n. and its security council in playing a bigger role and support all efforts conducive to the peaceful settlement of crises. ladies and gentlemen, friends, china is a key engine for global economic development. whenever world economic issues are discussed at davos, a lot of attention would be on china. here taking this opportunity i'd like to share with you some of the major trends that counterrice the chinese economy. the first major trend is that high quality development is making solid progress. this is a big highlight of the chinese economy. over the past year, the chinese economy made steady progress while maintaining overall stability. china's g.d.p. grew by 5%. one of the fastest among major economies. in response to the head winsdz and challenges krobtsing china's economy, we stepped up measures and in part

and on the question of cooperation, i think europe needs cooperation with every parts of the world. we are willing to do this and, you know, that there are a lot of strategists for starting -- for -- for increasing our cooperation and there's a willingness and this is why we have so much support the idea of free trade and also of developing free trade agreements. i'm happy that we are now successful with mexico and should not be the last ones we do. there are many regions that are working very hard to get this done with india, with indonesia, with malaysia and many other, other countries and regions and i think this should be now more -- more successful as it was in the past it will create more if we have free trade agreements within the european unions and countries and regions. >> mr. chancellor, if i may ask youu a question could you elaborate on your views related to strengthening european security? we are living in s a very dangerous world. you mentioned nato, but if you could enlighten us, what you see as specific european efforts in this respect? >> first, nato will be key fo

on the question of cooperation, europe needs cooperation. we are willing to do this. there are a lot of strategies for increasing our corporations there is a willingness. that's why they support the idea of free trade. also developing free-trade agreements. i'm happy we are now successful with mexico but i think that the last ones we do. many are working very hard to get this done. with malaysia, and many, many other countries. the more successful. it will create if we have more trade agreements between the european union and when it comes to cooperation within europe there's a lot we can do especially when it comes to defense industry. there's a short possibility -- there is a possibility for the european union to support industrial processes of investment into defense industry, but the more important aspect would be to support cooperation. i already spoke about the procurement, in my view, it is really not very useful that every of the 27 member states has to start again when it goes to buying tanks. if, for instance, one country already made a deal with a company,

on the question of cooperation, europe needs cooperation. we are willing to do this. there are a lot of strategies for increasing our corporations there is a willingness. that's why they support the idea of free trade. also developing free-trade agreements. i'm happy we are now successful with mexico but i think that the last ones we do. many are working very hard to get this done. with malaysia, and many, many other countries. the more successful. it will create if we have more trade agreements between the european union and regions. >> if i may ask a question, related to strengths of the european security. we are living in a very dangerous world. he mentioned nato, even if you see specific in this respect. transfer them with partnerships we will do everything to maintain the cooperation we have with our transatlantic. there's a lot of opportunities we would have for the security in the future. one aspect that changed in the past i think nearly every country in europe is now spending more than 2% of gdp due to the fact there's a threat to our security coming from rus

that balances national sovereignty with international cooperation. not one at the expense of the other. third, launch targeted capacity ing programs. in a.i., education and security assessment. because knowledge is not only power, it's survival. four, develop transparent protocols for international artificial intelligence. safety cooperation. because in the digital age, transparency is not optional. last and fifth, build robust digital infrastructure and support developing countries in creating artificial intelligence strategies. because no nation should be left behind in this revolution. mr. president, the time has come not tomorrow, not next year, but now for a binding framework that prevent the misuse of military artificial intelligence in ways that violate international law, international humanitarian law. look at what we have already achieved. this year, adoption of the comprehensive international convention, the use of information and communication technologies for criminal purposes led by algeria, my country, proves that mean ingfu action is n

and this new cooperation is to reflect the realities, the geopolitical realities. and i'm not just referring to the fact that the gold trump and his administration might be going after he rides nuclear program. but also the fact that both countries, um, as has already been stated, i have always sanctioned meaning that russia had to look for new markets and forwards, commodities. that being said, i think will look as a geographic position or if you run it around, is a very important route to in the i, as we have to solve said. and we have another development in the, in the region, meaning the cooperation of neighboring countries with western countries such as the strategic cooperation, signed by armenia and the united states. so it offers a geopolitical counter balance we have on the one hand we have remained in the united states, we have a 0 by john and turkey. so the russian uranium cooperation is another piece of the puzzle in order to create a balance of power to have some, one of the things that is going to be concerning to the americans. particularly donald tr

this membership also opens up great opportunities to expand economic trade and investment cooperation between indonesia and bricks, countries and investment cooperation between indonesia and bricks, countries while supporting sustainable growth. the membership also brings new responsibilities, including mitigating the increasingly fist global competition. bridge is also an important platform for indonesia to strength and salt falls cost ration. as stated by in a nation for a ministry, i'm showing the voices and aspirations of global styles. countries are high and representative and global decision making processes. and of course, innovation for the ministry also expresses of appreciation to russia as a 2024 briggs chairs for is to warrant and leaderships and facilitating innovations of joining briggs and also to brazil. f for 2025 sprigs share for announcing innovations. joining breaks breaks is about collaboration and cooperation with other countries. so try nash has share, it's warm. welcome. and it's important for indonesia, because try not please pivotal role immunizations. econom

what it's val members in deepening cooperation within the global south. so we will see where this will lead innovation in the future. right now from and an easy as had of the department of politics. i've international relations of the bro. we jaya university is uh, so in the end. so as is awesome. thank you so much for joining us today. exciting. i can say to witness that they diseases that joining briggs very exciting indeed, i'd like to 1st talk about influence. all right. how might in denise is assessing to break influence is mobile role as a strategic objectives as well? is this lens for pricing actually that in addition, just recently a mileage and a bus january as a big spot know, got these and a few days left that i become a member of the country. so it is what. busy what about so by say, oh sorry, i missed the risk and i'm waiting for him to jump into it. it should be go. when you go explore lambert, lice the pulido class. yeah, this is also going to be member god please. and he asked me, what do you call it? because this done, to always bring the

that's why it is important this cooperation opens the door, at least a window into the roles of cooperationot only on treatments and the ways to treat but emerging technologies that could be really a record breaking and life saving for the american people. >> think in the closing minutes i would like to turn back to two things. one is the announcement of this remarkable reduction, 17%. my question there is, does this to change our national conversation this is a big piece of news this is a very promising developments. we don't fully understand what's driving up or we do not fully understand how important or what exactly to sustain that progress. but my gosh, got attention all over this country, this news. it really got people to sit up and pay attention in a new way and i want to get your reflections on what this means and a very positive way for being able to rally people around the next steps. related to that is aware are we having the greatest continued problem in this large complicated country that we have? it is multiple geographies but multiple populations. folks that find themselves

and for permitting international exchanges and cooperation. and this is attractive your small town and only for the picturesque landscape, but also for inspiring new ideas and facilitating common progress. it was here in, davos, switzerland the chinese president xi jinping deliver the important speech. and when he ponder the question about time and what is going on with world and what shall we do about it read and send a resounding message china will support economicon globalization and practice naturalism enjoy the effort to make the world a better place predict this speech is concluded brought us some sunshine. and upon deeperr reflection, president xi jinping pointed out that any attempted to channel the waters and ocean into isolated lakes and creeks, something not possible. and that is hearing protection is like self and backroom. what wind and rain is kept outside in the back room will also grow light air. in this time, i had the privilege of listening to the speech in the audience and this is my second time here. and it is still fresh i

when the ronnie and present visits most got, it's expected to in house cooperation in defense, trade and technology. so all the deepening relations driven by recent set bikes in the space of influence and countries like syria. and how will this help them confront the us led weld order, which has imposed severe sanctions on them. we'll get to all guess in a moment, but 1st this report from mike level the that's the sound of uranian made drugs fired by russia being used widely. and it's for a new chris to run supply or shy head drones and even short range. but stigma solves to moscow has come to represent their expanding level of cooperation in recent years. and a new 20 years strategic partnership treaty is on the rise of the books. but this tracy like, by the way of treaty with north korea, is not directed against any country. russian president vladimir putin, any of ron's president, my suited position, are expected to sign the agreement on friday. tech runs top diplomat bus. so rashi was quick to tell russian state media that the comprehensive strategic partnership treaty doesn't sa

we are wrong to think that it is a civilized nation, capable of discussion, capable of cooperation and collaboration. african presidents who in all sovereignty act without reaching out to paris, like the senegalese prime minister, responded an escaping way to the arrogance of emmanuel macross who was able to find the appropriate expressions to ma crowns. rudeness. chad also has vehemently denounced this disrespectful and irresponsible attitude of french president emmanuel macross, who's currently suffering from legitimacy in his own country. a french army official as we pull to the method to the a f p media outlet that there's been many cases of including. and so just this, the thing that brigade, also any on french soil. the units in question has already been labeled as this on the book gave. there have been a certain number of decisions, but they remain very marginal given the volume of people who have under gone training. they were in french barracks, they had the right to go out. this brigade is 155th grade was, was announced, a great fanfare that discipline was going to be equippe

to me, briggs is about collaboration and cooperation with other countries. so try now has shared it's warm. welcome and it's important for indonesia because try not plays a pivotal role in distribution of the economy, particularly in the sectors like manner out for assessing and manufacturing. we'll look at that data into details of $19.20, and a new user experience more than 200 per cent increase in investment in these factors, largely driven by chinese financing. so a friendly walk come from try now for to be a larger passport in the nation's economy, as well as part of the brakes only have china welcomes and he emily congratulates indonesia and becoming a full member of bricks, indonesia, as a major developing country and important for us in the global south, haile recognizes the brick spirit. indonesia as official entry into bricks serves the common interest of bricks, countries in the global south. and we believe that indonesia will make active contribution to the development of bricks. now that you need or has secured a sieve at the table in a nation i

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and many know, speculate that this westbank cooperation, good whole part of the on sir. well, journalist jonathan native, shoddy of del rockman believes benjamin netanyahu was trying to hold onto power by allowing certain figures in his coalition government to implement their own plans for the west. back and i do believe that it could be a cheap bargain. what missing, you know, is doing is that he's buying because they and the government buy is still keeping the coalition of the government. well, as you know, the bank, if you haven't already left with his ministers and the only small questionnaire and if small rich leaves now the government will collapse indignation. so i believe that you're at a raising with small rich in state. oh, okay. we are still really old. all i am giving you a free hand in the west bank. you can begin processing using drugs or we can kill them. and there was bank that maybe we can somebody to give the students and govern . he gave him already, the problem is that he did the, i'm going to continue the or it just after the 1st phase, finish the 3

in indonesia. strategic steps are also appreciated in order to increase collaboration and cooperation with other developing countries. something that we always convey and promote on various occasions in multilateral forms, as a country with a growing and diverse economy. indonesia is certainly committed to contributing to the agenda is discussed by bricks itself is very watch aware of that because in a nice our house and humorously express its desire to join the brakes. and the announcement on innovations membership and breaks is a result of given the shows active and gauge when with brakes over the past few years. and if we look at the brazilian foreign ministry statement, where it stated that the price, countries by consensus, are pretty much the entry of in the settings and the grouping in line with the guiding principles criteria off the expansion off the membership framework, agreed angel hannah sprag so it isn't good news for indonesia because enemies are few. it's mom pressure in brakes as a strategic stop to and has collaboration and cooperation with other developing countries

we have always been ready to maintain smooth cooperative relations with any american administration. i have already said this many times. we're also open to dialogue with the new us administration on the ukrainian conflict with them. the most important thing here is to eliminate the root causes of the crisis, which we have discussed many times so that it was a red line. once again, no attention today to for ukraine and also for the recognition of the nearly incorporated territories into russian of course crime. in fact, from a decade ago, those of the things that she wants to hasn't changed. let me touch upon what you just said. there are nate, so on ukraine's ambitions to join. it's not members. lindsey, coming out with some revelations on not. yeah, that's right. so he's been a devil else and he's been going around saying european countries need to spend 5 percent of the g d. p on defense on the line, not to of donald trump because he's trying to sort of cozy up to trump values in the white house. but we've also been hearing so landscape trashes western allies, the 1st time he's tr

however, cooperation and mutual understanding also is in the very own and interest rate i said that for germany many times. the european union is the national interest for germany and the third thought i would like to share with you today and it becomes more important by the hour. we europeans need to be strong intrinsically from within, we need to stand together amongst each other and with partners around the globe. we need t to become more resilit and more competitive. and we have what it takes of a community and a union for the four and million europeans, we have economic and germany, with his holy 84 million inhabitants is the third largest economy in the world. let me give you first example, artisans capability defense, aside from increased defense expenditure we need more efficiency in europe not picture-perfect solutions in every single country and dozens of different weapon categories no we need european armed industry which is able to develop major projects together as it is already done in the field of battle times. it is my objective that in every european can enter existing

is also very important. cooperation is also very important-— cooperation is also very important. cooperationnt. given all that and you mention _ important. given all that and you mention the _ important. given all that and you mention the relationship between the us and denmark how has this potentially change the relationship there and how do you think this might affect things going forward? i mean, it's a bit hard _ things going forward? i mean, it's a bit hard to _ things going forward? i mean, it's a bit hard to ignore, - things going forward? i mean, it's a bit hard to ignore, you i it's a bit hard to ignore, you have a close ally all of a sudden wants to take your territory, it's not what allies should do to each other. it does affect relations no question about, our foreign minister and prime minister won't say that because they just want to get back to normal we want to carry on our close cooperation with the us since the second world war which is crucial to us and we understand the us is a very powerful country which doesn't mean they can'tjust country which doesn't mean they can't j

the, the new year, our cooperation must go into a run have officially claims that 20 years to see the partnership treaty agreed that if one parties faith is addressing the other will in no way provide a new help to the address. the double standards have reached the end of their life . the fact that one country has the complete right, the citizens killed, children and women destroy hospitals. rescue is weldon asserting its position on human rights and are pointing to way for us on acceptance. you, ronnie, i'm president muscle. this again pulls out the west towards double standards. has he criticizes them for preaching about human rights to others while committing those same crimes themselves? these one a cabinet, it's approved that guides a war ceasefire agreement and made speculation. the truce could collapse once the idea of root to continue its operation against them on the value of watching our team can national reaching you live from on youth center. in moscow i a michael boucher now ross and rod have signed a 20 year strategic partnership. treaty, and that's as the russian presid

and secondly, strengthening a cooperation. the field of security and defense has just mentioned, and according to the ringing officials and russian officials as well as will and anyone else, it shouldn't be considered a threat, but it seemed to strengthen the country's security. but at the same time, a b s i, i just have to mention that to the visa, disagreement is not containing the paragraphs about the mutual defense, something like russia between men's kind of disappear young and talking about. and so talking more about the economy, trade turnover between russia and the wrong, they see a may break, a rank hold, thanks to this new partnership agreement. and that's according to the ring in the past to the, to russia. has them gilani, according to him, tre, 10. now, what between the countries last check, see the $4000000000.00 us dollars. the countries that doing serious one day is working hard in the economics phase. and of course, the things like agriculture, industries and cultures science. and these a lot of the aspects al

as far as chat is concerned, the decision to terminate the military cooperation agreement with france is entirely a sovereign decision. by chance, there could be no ambiguity about that. and those remarks came is the result of break in military relations between chatted fronts. to mean that is clearly assuming its desire to fully exercise its sovereignty by deciding to dispense itself from products. she is what the priests attempt to say is only and we'll put the best interest of chat and poll position while remaining attached to the sovereignty of our country. it is with this logic that i decided after a careful examination of the situation to definitively break the military agreements with france. this sovereign decision carries with it major challenges that we must face. we have not ruled out the possibility that our own compatriots will unfortunately be used to try to destabilize our country. on the strength of my conviction that this decision constitutes a response to a common and legitimate aspiration of the child in people. i took it and i assume it completely thanks to god. th

i'm anderson cooper in topanga, california. this is the northern edge of the palisades fire, which began early tuesday morning. thousands of structures have burned. tens of thousands of acres have been destroyed. firefighters have been working around the clock. they're putting water down now on a fire that just has. they've been trying to battle for the last hour or so to try to protect a community nearby from here over the next hour. we want to tell you the story of these fires. what happened, how the fire moved so fast, what we know about how it started at this point, and the stories of people who had to flee for their lives. >> 18 million people are under a red flag warning. >> the national weather service is calling this a destructive and life threatening windstorm. >> a small spark could turn into an inferno in a matter of minutes. >> the warnings were ominous, frequent and at times dire. >> we knew that this was going to be an extreme event. they were talking a once in a decade event. three days in advance. >> we knew the

cooperating witness in the vernacular this match. but what else do you have government to cooperate? what they have? that's what's going to be interesting. vicki, what's the cooperating? not that. well, you got what? you got mail fraud or you got tax. you know, there's. evidence i would that the government brought up because bringing in a like this again, somebody so famous, you've ruined their lives basically just by bringing it because even if a guest this mister not guilty, you know, everybody's going to say, well, what you get off of a technicality, you that's always going to be the cloud like that line is cloud peanuts that followed china around the rest your life. as i'm michael, we're out of time. we appreciate you. unfortunately, we have to let it go. there could like think like really good last year. laurents whether time. alright, guys. yeah. hey, look for some rain drops. of course we haven't had much. >> hardly any at all. in january. dry out there right now, looking toward the golden gate bridge, clear skies going to be

he emphasized that there, bilateral cooperation is of global importance. all in on india, as a bridge can be something summed up in terms of what we call the 3 mutual mutual respect, mutual sensitivity, and mutual interest. my laptop tides can also benefit from a great deal realization. that's what is at stake is actually the larger prospect of both nations. and in fact, without the exact addition, i would say even of the global, although it needs and accepts the imagine. so for most people, a lot of ation, this is an essential pre requisite part of multiple about china. india relation saw a breakthrough and october last year when their leaders met for the 1st time in 5 years. at the break summit in cars on a month later, chinese and indian foreign ministers met in rio de janeiro to us ministers expressed a commitment to cooperate within the framework of multinational organizations such as bricks and the g. funny. all right, let's cross live now to vice chairman of the strong high center for rent pack and international studies. nelson long nelson go to hav

that's form of cooperation. so well, this depends that according to the international us, a international community that we live in, looking out to the current international, a u. s. laid order. we can see that c e one and russia are facing comprehensive and a very has the challenges of both the countries are heavily sanction economy by the us, late the international order. so as such agreements, in my opinion, a will help them to face the mutual challenges concerned economic sanctions imposed by the western countries and u. s. in facing these, the common challenges, a long term partnership agreement can start to late more effectively coordination of the area for the last year of latino which assigned a similar agreement with north korea. it was also uh, strategic, an old, encompassing. and it covers many areas, but it's specifically focused on military cooperation with the 2 countries plunging to support the each other in their attack. do you think such agreements in general would provide an effective deterrent

to discuss that, i'm now joined by lisa sock international relations and cooperation specialist at abigail state university in russia. that's elisa, it's great to see you. thank you very much for your time. i. thanks for having me. now we'll leave in a time when i'm making confidence forecast about the future seemed to be as think of the past with major political changes happening on an almost weekly basis. and yet, i mean, it's all based on predictability. just as we record our interview, russia and the wrong are expected to sign a strategic partnership deal that will govern the relations for the next 20 years. isn't an obsolete to try to come commit to anything, let alone an interest in relations on such a long time frame? uh well uh this the comprehensive as director director to read to you, which is the site to be signed to today between was signed. you're wrong, we'll replace the previous agreement so that was signed in 2001. however, 2 days a treaty is expected to be more comprehensive and fast. well, while there is no exact information available about the poor areas of the treaty, i

and china and india and make mutually beneficial cooperation and priority over long standing border dispute with agreements reached at the bridge summit in russia becoming a turning point in the bi lateral tides. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international. donald trump's pick for you in a basset or subscribes to the idea of the israel's claim to the westbank is a divine rights. the comment surface to during a hearing focused on the global body is position on israel. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, much rich and the former national security minister, ben, you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank? is that your view today? yes. okay. i think when it comes to this very difficult issue, if the president is going to succeed at bringing peace and stability to the middle east is going to be very difficult to achieve. that if you continue to hold the view that you just expressed on tuesday, the idea of announced the start of its so called counter terrorism operation. and janine the, the iron

a disaster funding being tied to lays ability to actually cooperate with eyes. so they will actually start putting strings of pads the government money. so last group, one for you. gabriel. this is all happening without the benefits of an actual immigration reform, which seems to be what both sides. the democrats or republicans want an actual law that says, what's supposed to be happening rather than layers of government fighting each other. could donald trump be the one to pass emigration reform? i, you know, there's been several presidents since the president reagan has talked about this and you really will not get a solution, a final solution to this issue unless you have get congress involved and then then boss some given take you know, helping people, making sure that sandra stays aren't, i think, because that's the story of latino hispanic communities don't support these. come in uh the cities because they, honda communities, but you need to get rid of those. but as well as talk about how we're going to help the people who are here who are trying to make a

former governor roy cooper joined him for official transfer of power.ddress. >> we will wait for the television. my fellow north carolinians, i am honored to address you as the 76th governor of our state, where as eric state -- whereas our state toast observes, i regret we were unable to be together personally. so many were excited to share their talents and music, art or food. i'm disappointed we won't be able to celebrate so much of what makes north carolina wonderful. your safety comes first. thursday i declared a state of emergency to assist those impacted by the storm. in many places the roads remain slick and i encourage everyone to exercise caution. when the weather is better, i hope we get the chance to celebrate together this great state. to the council of state and my cabinet, the general assembly, judiciary and state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state. i look forward to working with you as we make a difference in the lives of north carolinians. governor cooper, thank you for your eight years of excellent leadership,

the 2 sides have been cooperating at all levels in ways which i couldn't have imagined before. the military political, economic. and since both countries are sanctioned, they have no fear of cooperation with one another because no one can sanction rush or a ron for cooperating with the other because we are both already sanctioned. and the 2 countries have a very important project that they are developing, the north south for door, which will link, of course, iran to, to russia and to eastern europe and fellows. but also it will link 3, ron russia, to the persian gulf, the indian subcontinent, africa, even southeast asia. now the indonesia is drawing, joining breaks. so europe will no longer be part of the equation, in a sense what the americans and the europeans have done, is that they have antagonizing ron and russia so much that they help the 2 countries do understand one another better. and to explore the potentials that exist and exploit that potential. iran and rush are both very rich and oil and gas . russia is number one with regard to gas reserves, and they're honest nu

well, the top us, i noticed was that some of the top of the, not the, the a new era of cooperation loss go into ron, have officially played to 20 yet for t default they should treat agreeing that if one party faces aggression the other willy, no, way provide any helps to the aggressive double standards have reach the end of their life. the fact that one country has the complete right to kill citizens, to kill children and women to destroy the hospitals and schools. well then asserting its position on human rights and pointing the way for us is unacceptable . iranian president, my food bank, this can close out the west for its double standards, etc, criticizing them full fee ticket about human rights. so all those while committing those same crimes themselves. he's running a cabinet to prove that gather will cease fire agreement and make speculation. the truce could collapse once the idea for arms to continue week's operation to get the head of the welcome to our teams. an option to a new sentence with the update. now i a michael portrait, now washer and new ryan have signed a 20 year st

both ministers expressed a commitment to cooperate within the framework of multinational organizations and such as bricks and the g 20. our guests from china and india echoed their country statement, saying it is better for the worlds to most populous states to cooperate. instead of engaging in conflict every by lexical relations, there always some issues and dispute is something that i think it's, it's important to look at what is more crucial, what is more, follow the mental to the development for the bozeman, of a country's interest. we are between china and india, we are the 2 most populated countries in asia, in the region. and also if our 2 countries do not have good relations, that's going to be bad news for the region and then the buy for the rest of the world. so i think peace and stability is the cornerstone for further development in every country. so i think it's a, it's been quite good to see what is happening now if of the daughters john lynch is dickens carol then then there's benefits for india and china together. and benefit to issue as long as the benefit for the was

we have a lot to cooperate with. so we are ready to the u.s.re and have investment in our minerals. >> bret: president trump, as you know, can be persuasive. have you saying tonight that greenland is not for sale? >> greedged would be decided by the greenland i can people. they don't want to be things. they don't want to be americans greenlandic people want to be part of the western alliance as greenlandic people. and from that we want and have the strong partner with our neighbor. your security is our security. i have said that many times now. but it's really important to say that. >> bret: yes. can you see a closer relationship with the u.s. and overall, mr. prime minister what do you think of all of this attention. >> there is a lot of attention. i think it's quite new. i think it's important to be clear greenland want cooperation. greenland want strong partnership but greenland don't want to be a part of the u.s. we even don't want to be danes. we want this strong cooperation with the close neighbors. >> bret: we have a reporter on the grou

but the women who in made the cooperative remain optimistic. oh, hold on. let me see what i can meet with them. and you can do so many different things with a kind of his plan to gonna be see, for example, you can make medicine from that to now michael, for animal feet, which you can make clothes even to the. so we'll look at a sublet, you can use it for all sorts of things. the thing i'm always the cannabis as an alternative to tobacco, to make money, and to bring foreign currency into the country. i mean that because of what is afford exempted, one of the members of the cooperative come together around 4 times a week to nurture and care for the delicate female implants in the communal field. the rid it t is a problem for the farmers. so they've created small cavities around the cannabis plants. if it does rain, the precious water can be kept longer. it's hard work, but the prospects are tempting. the lake malawi is a vacation destination with a lot of potential. but without its own airport, the tourists likely won't come. and there's a lack of money for a

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