-korea alliance. korea wants to strengthen the u.s.-korea lines. at the same time we have china but i think united states and korea we have to maintain trust. the u.s. has to make the trust upon korea, and sometimes in this kind of structure, united states might have some kind of mind that korea might have some other mind towards china. i think there is maybe through three decades we might have that kind of idea. but now we are very strict because we are democratic country. we are reflecting korean people's perspective. so 80% korean people they still share anti-china sentiment and 90% junk generation they should the anti-china anti-. that is the basis of our kind of attitude towards united states and china. still, many korean people share -- in terms of security we have to maintain u.s.-korea alliance. that is for sure. terms of economy we have to divert from china to u.s. side or to the global site. that is current situation. as china specialist i think i always promoting, we have good relationship

i think you as korea alliance we have to think about -- the u.s.-korea alliance. korea wants to strengthen the u.s.-korea lines. at the same time we have china but i think united states and korea we have to maintain trust. the u.s. has to make the trust upon korea, and sometimes in this kind of structure, united states might have some kind of mind that korea might have some other mind towards china. i think there is maybe through three decades we might have that kind of idea. but now we are very strict because we are democratic country. we are reflecting korean people's perspective. so 80% korean people they still share anti-china sentiment and 90% junk generation they should the anti-china anti-. that is the basis of our kind of attitude towards united states and china. still, many korean people share -- in terms of security we have to maintain u.s.-korea alliance. that is for sure. terms of economy we have to divert from china to u.s. side or to the global site. that is current situation. as china specialist i think i always promoting, we have good relationship

-south korea alliance. they stress the importance of the partnership during a daylong forum in washington, d.c. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we will move on to remarks by the minister of foreign affairs republic of korea. jim park was of the ruling people party and became foreign minister last year. thank you. >> hello, good morning. i am the foreign minister of the republic of korea. i would like to thank the president of the korea foundation, the csis, secretary antony blinken, and all of the friends and supporters of the u.s.-korea alliance for inviting me to speak at today's forum. let me first congratulate the korea foundation and csis on cohosting this forum today. i wish to recognize all they have achieved over many years to promote u.s.-korea relations and our mutual understanding. i also wish to acknowledge the distinguished speakers on participant at this year's forum. all of you have been critical to nurturing, sustaining, and advancing our alliance. i regret that i am unable to join you i

our security alliance is essential. it's at the foundation of our partnership, but it's not the only element that makes our relationship so consequential. we're also intensifying our economic partnership. since the free trade agreement was approved. bilateral trade has surged dramatically. over the last two years alone, korean companies invested more than $100 billion in the united states, driving innovation, creating good jobs, for americans and korean workers alike. in bay city, michigan, at filtron, facility that makes semiconductors, we drive greater growth for our countries. and in georgia, thanks to the inflation reduction act, setting up a $2.5 billion plant to make solar panels that will support thousands of local jobs and the global transition to a green economy. investments like these in each other's countries and workers are critical for strengthening our supply chains and reducing our reliance on unreliable suppliers. we're working together to power inclusive, sustainable, shared economic growth across the e

-rok alliance and other alliances. >> thanks. let me shift to something else you mentioned in your remarks. you talked about how the u.s., sorry, the dprk and russia are all in with each other now. and we were talking this morning about how just when we thought things couldn't get any worse with russian or north korea, they can. because the two of them can start working together cooperate not just on arms but also potential on other sorts of helpfulgy that might be to north korea. i guess the question i have, you played this instrumental role in the otto warmbier actct and a particular from the perspective of expertspe like us, what was important about that legislation was a focus on secondary sanctioning. i guess the question is how do youo look at what is happening between dprk and russia? what arek your thoughts about, i mean you can't obvious he talk about it but your thoughts about legislation, what can be done to serve deal with this new challenge? >> well, we have a hearing on october 1 first in my subcomme were unclear as

korea alliance.enator said, "over the last 20 years -- 70 years the strong bond that has been built between the united states and the republic of korea has had strategic benefits to our two nations. on this anniversary, we celebrate our common values and the progress we made together. recommit to this partnership between our countries and serve as a -- for peace and prosperity in the region. ladies and gentlemen, there is no stronger supporter of the u.s. korea alliance. ". please welcome senator chris van hollen. [applause] guest: thank you so much. good afternoon everybody. let me start by thanking you, dr. for moderating the discussion we will have shortly. and for csis and the korea foundation for bringing us together today for this important conversation. let me say at the start that i am sure many of you are wondering whether congress will avoid a shameful and unnecessary government shutdown starting october 1. i am happy to discuss that during the question period if there are russians on that

can the india alliance take on the media fee and defeating that in the movie? in 2024. i. i wish i, i could know the on so uh, the fact is that this electronic deposit can be football and davidson is not like 2014. the following 3 looked at the whole 19 parliament election induced to election a position up in 2014. it was basically rejection of a month in the month. and the people that the most to leave a boat by a, by the kind of some charges. so there was no fight between the congress and up front of egypt in 2019, at the law. my husband, i think it was the back in between the position and up and, and then the budget. but once this type of nationalism or up to the quote started going to strike. i think there was no competition left in my if we don't tell them that before let you is, is the 1st number election in the last 10 years. and that to think this is going to define this one. but then you have an income, lindsey a 2nd is the pollution unit index, and just awful. the index which was option 220142019. so uh this is going to be on the back end video stuff. i'm not gue

it's natural alliances on normally, even china has alliances. so we have to consider this. i'm giving them time to start re horizon me and rethinking modernization. as that last part was particularly for the philippines, navy, and coast guard, which finds itself outcomes and out manned by china in the disputed waters of the south china sea. in recent weeks, for instance, chinese coast guard troops have harassed and intimidated philippines boats on a resupplied mission to an outpost and especially islands. it's these kinds of encounters that's pushing the philippines into formal alliances and partnerships. like the strategic partnership signed with australia just last week. in manila, the hope is alliances such as these and naval modernization. we prevent on the cold show downs with china on the high seas. attempt stand off in the south china sea ships from the philippines and china have increasingly faced off as beijing assessed its dominance in the region. manila has sought to boast of support for each defense. it's late has to move signing, a strategic partnership with th

an important leasing office alliance. in a message of unity and display ups think the leaders of the opposition india lines a gathering for the 3rd big meeting this time, and one by india's financial capital. so it's a big day for them. 60 kiddos from 20 political bodies a discussing the election strategies for the upcoming 2024 election. but the most important decision was taken in july, when opposition parties announced they would contest the national elections together. if the parties on this stage unite, it is impossible. for the wp, the women image, 14 member coordination committee has been formed to flush out the election campaign and see cheating arrangements in different states. the wide, splitting all in favor of all these parties volunteer off the national spokesperson of the indian national congress sees that the united opposition is white. go to permit any further erosion of democracy by the ruling government. and i'll just look at the institution. i think they'll be, they are trying to, a hijacked, the electi

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and a feeds of the 3 alliance stations were approved with a member of the fonts by g. 5 saw her alliance, which was founded back in 2017 and didn't listen to combat terrorism in the region . we spoke to some amalia and said, told us they expired, the new old eyes agent. the bottom of the stream is, i'm with great to effectiveness. and they did on the french supervision. this is a very good thing because problems are common and borders are poor us. if our states decide to join forces and pull their efforts, it can only be beneficial. france is not mentioned in the document, but it could be described as an agreement that could completely sideline the g 5. so how, which is an initiative of france and other western countries? that's what we're looking for to this alliance of for keen, a 5. so molly and these are proves that we are waking up. i also ask other african countries to join the alliance. i would say that this is an alliance against the western world, not just france, because even after francis departure, our countries continue to suffer. so with this alliance, we can fight evil, es

i also ask other african countries to join the alliance. i would say that this is an alliance against the western world, not just france, because even after francis departure, our countries continue to suffer. so with this alliance, we can fight evil, especially since malia as seen today as an example either of you. so if you have any realities, goods, because our congress in the process of setting up the duration. but i don't want it to be just the stablish me to minute lines, but that's to be a logistic of the full off to this alliance side. so it's now the book, you know, i mean, yeah, i managed to come to an agreement and join hands. i think that terrorism can indeed be defeated to me. so with global affairs, i ask you a few hours, a pool issue, and i 0. he says that from says resistance to 5 countries demonic and remove. his troops exemplifies powers of imperial and new colon mistake. i think jude towards the african continent as we have to here say that the that is the perception that perhaps there hasn't been in this is savvy too. an

i also ask other african countries to join the alliance. i would say that this is an alliance against the western world, not just france, because even after francis departure, our countries continue to suffer. so with this alliance, we can fight evil, especially since malia seen today as an example either of you. so if you have any other seats, goods, because all the countries in the process of set enough figuration. but i don't want it to be just the stablish made all the lines, but that's to be a logistical full off to this alliance. so if mattie booty not, and these yeah, and managed to come to an agreement and join hands. i think that terrorism can indeed be defeated when you spoke with global affairs of security as it pulled, as you met in nice era. he claims that fonts is defiance of side countries. dom moms, that it with the joint. so this is an example of power says in periods and new colors stick attitude towards the content of africa. as we have to here say that the, that is the assumption that the have that hasn't been m is that

this has led to new alliances _ member of the alliance.ances forming, president l to new alliances forming, president putin met with kim jong—un to new alliances forming, president putin met with kimjong—un on recently, does that cause concern? yes but it demonstrates how isolated russia _ yes but it demonstrates how isolated russia is _ yes but it demonstrates how isolated russia is. they have to go to north korea _ russia is. they have to go to north korea to— russia is. they have to go to north korea to get weapons and ammunition. any agreement with north korea to provide _ any agreement with north korea to provide support for russia's illegal war will— provide support for russia's illegal war will be a blatant violation of un security council resolutions. we saw joe un security council resolutions. - sanoe biden so a delicate line when he was speaking about us relations with china, saying it's in for interests to work together but to be careful to tip into conflict, is that something that gives you concern. it's exactly the same messag

valentin, today is quite a busy day for the north atlantic alliance in kyiv.nisters of defense, great britain, france, the secretary general of nato, jens stoltenberg met.

let the concrete answer be the best when it holds too much this immovable red line that the allianceno circumstances in a state of conflict with russia. again, i emphasize that for now, by the way, we have an infographic where we show cases of violation of the airspace of third countries by russians . this information was collected by our colleagues from the slovo i dilo project. and we put it on the infographic. orlan-10 drone landing july 21 bulgaria pantsir s1 missile thrown ashore moldova october 10 violation of airspace october 31 moldova fall of missile fragments november 15 poland fall impact missiles that led to the death of two people december 5 moldova fall of fragments of the s-300 missile poland december 16 fall of the kh-55 missile and the 23rd year february 10 moldova and romania violation of the airspace by caliber missiles and romania september 4 the fall of chess drones mr. pavla, you are talking about the fact that ukraine could take advantage of this situation and get involved in the solution of the issue, which is very relevant for us, the protection of the grain

the green alliance managers are under pressure. they have to sell their goods and keep the business running so that they can pay those $700.00 employees. there is 12 month cycle and we have to continue and continued. we need to export drain, we need to sell it to get any proceeds. it's not just about money, but about employment that about texas. it's about the overall they've gone, the mill for crane and the economy of companies. the slovak farmers who work their fields right next to the loading terminal, support your brains, fight against the russian aggressors. but they're suffering from the dropping grain prices, triggered by the brain, imports from ukraine to him, i spoke. i can only sell his $200.00 tons of weed from last year at a significant discount. he hopes the prices will go up again, and his grain doesn't go multi before then. that's a fund our company is to sell a lot of green to poland and hungary, couple of them on the market. there was a full little ukrainian produce. i think that was entirely well the resides, we c

including through the entry of finland into the alliance. and the planned integration of sweden indicates the prevalence of power scenarios in nato to ensure its own security and the northern latitudes, to the detriment of the security of other countries. as the site is, that nature is 1st to make feeling that is in full sledge meant moves that most states the lines of determination to create a quote grip on the north of the expense of others in april, finn and became a says that if this member but hungry and since you have yet to the proceedings, bid o c a. the organization is chief against the ultimate and said to rush the opponents of resistance. but to nathan, the arctic and cold for the bulk 6 binding, some, it was lot small exclusive, such as will be viewed as a dis, stabilizing fine. so let's read to russian, tennessee, front of f, as in previously decided that developing the optic and fall east. and the lab is a major strategic priorities. let's go with the emphasizes that the know the scene with a significant international maritime

the ukranian green alliance managers have found a german buyer here. they have no idea what he plans to do with the green. maybe it will be shipped to africa, or it might even stay in the germany. that annoys farmers like literally sure, also grow grain on farms in the region. live here is that a lot of ukrainian green in germany. you will cause prices to plummet. g says any ukrainian green arriving in germany should only do so headed for the ports and on for export. elsewhere like a nomic leave and make a lot of sense for the easier to subsidize the transport of ukrainian week to the north in the baltic seas. so this, we could go to the developing countries and alleviate the greatest needs there, and kind of rushes warren ukraine is rocking the world wide green market. but despite the many difficulties, ukrainian producers are still finding ways to export their grain. the consumption against russia help and the war in ukraine while the animals sanctions is to stop armed conflicts and weak and dictators experience shows. they really do that. so what do

so what's the significance of this alliance? so and it's uh, be more important and significant to it, but for the the time and i'm then do readings and it is happening um is more or less a reaction to the product that it go as of these are not blog had them attempted to have dressed in to use um uh, fos to remove it to uh, remove the military on top and then the jack and then the rear state. um uh president um mohammad but zoom, who was the top porter in july. um. so there's 3 countries. um, uh now run by the military. the uh now uh for me there certainly better to and then they are trying to, um, show the fact that them, they are working together and whether or not they have lots of dicks to defeat them . it'd be at their brother's in, in this i have ard, worst i forgot is i no doubt about that because like you said, the 3 were a part of the g 5. and so i have a military attempt to use that to have them to simulate a lions that we have from to against that reason. but they have not been able to do anything about it. so it is ea

defense chiefs have expressed concern that the alliance's production capacity is lagging behind.ifting, and prices for equipment and ammunition are skyrocketing. now we are spending more money without increasing it, while number of purchases. this means that we cannot be sure that increased spending on indeed will lead to greater security. the admiral did not specify whether the reasons for these problems could be the supply of weapons to ukraine, but admitted that ukrainian requests exceed the capabilities of the nato band, the volume of weapons and ammunition that ukraine requests is enormous. the scale of weapons used exceeds the production capacity of nato countries. as a solution to the problem, the dutch admiral proposed increasing the flow of private funds in the working capital. companies and called on banks to stop considering such investments as an unethical option to stop supplying ukraine with weapons. despite all the problems identified by his donkey himself, apparently the european story is not being considered by daria griva. the day before it became known that the

what does it mean for europe and transatlantic alliance? between russia, china and america. >> thank you -- can you hear me? thank you for the question, this is what kind of path europe needs to take in this idea of being in unhinged moment and an inflection and we have heard this over and over again which seems to me having worked in this field, we are always at an inflection. seems like every five years nato is in process or we are out of crossroads or something. we are definitely in place of change but we have been before and what helps us deal with change and the unknown is a lot of structures we built are still in place that that they don't need to be tweaked and changed and brought up to date but this is something we can hold onto that we didn't have before when there were crises in before. we have these structures that give an idea of how we can navigate. that's one of the great tools since the end of world war ii, the structures it has and the ability it has shown to work together to help their membership so we have these structures

alliances, friendships, _ alliances exist. alliances, friendships, it's _ alliances exist.iendships, it's interesting alliances exist. alliances, - friendships, it's interesting when the queen was here, i think there was a line in her speech, this is going back a fair while but about the shared chosen path of the eu. it's interesting how clearly that is very different now. the shared path is slightly different, the issue not directly raised in those stark terms perhaps understandably. i want to look at some of the other things he referenced in the speech, particularly his late mother and what that relationship went to france as well as to the uk. i think we found when _ france as well as to the uk. i think we found when queen _ france as well as to the uk. i think we found when queen elizabeth ill we found when queen elizabeth ii died that she was a strong figure worldwide. if you think about how widespread the morning was. it wasn'tjust widespread the morning was. it wasn't just the widespread the morning was. it wasn'tjust the queen of widespread the morning was. it wasn'

, and this is due to the fact that today we met guests from the north atlantic alliance in kyiv, but everything in turn , we are in touch with the colonel of the armed forces of ukraine in reserve, military expert petro chernyk, mr. colonel, good evening and glad to see you on our air. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. two defense ministers of france and great britain, sebast lecornu and grand chaps, as well as the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stolteng. what do you think is connected with this triple visit to the ukrainian capital, our principals. allies and people who determine how they support ukraine in the russian-ukrainian war. this means that ukraine remains on the radar of world geopolitics and that the urgency of ukraine joining nato is closer than ever, as it is today, well, it will actually happen, we need to be patient and go the way that we have to pass, i personally as a citizen and as an analyst firmly stand on the position that there is no alternative to nato, of course it would be great if the us army entered the territory of ukraine, well,

let's listen to the civilians of your country. also to break the western nato alliance and the support they give you, he also thinks that it is possible to break the will of countries all over the world, and many of these countries support ukraine and continue to support ukraine he was wrong and is wrong ukraine is unbreakable and it has not been conquered and the south has influenced nothing can replace and overcome the will that burns in the hearts of people to democrats of the republic all families all over the country understand what ukraine is fighting that protects entire generations of americans also support you are the basic freedoms of the will and sovereignty, and i told the un this week, and you were there. the whole world is interested in the fact that without any country, no aggressor had the opportunity to seize another territory by force. we have never we will not stop supporting these values, that is why, together with our allies and partners, we will continue to support the country returned its territories and we will help those millions who suffer from russian aggress

, the strengthening of one's alliances and the weakening of enemy alliances, this is, as you know, changes the third war. well, this is already a bad way out, and that is why we are now in the second stage of strengthening alliances and destroying the alliances of opponents. what we saw was that china strengthened itself on brics, it got its supporters and with whom it formed bilateral relations since the 13th year, when he accepted this new concept of peaceful dominance of china, that he is rising, he is acting according to a strategic plan, but china is writing, he is acting according to a strategic plan, he can hesitate to move one step to the left, one step at a time to the right, but he won't change the plan, that's the plan, he doesn't have prerequisites today, only economic ones. yes, he had a crisis postponed a little , which means the plan is postponed, but it is not canceled , that is, in parallel, the dominance will remain, and parallel structures will be created. we saw it in jidu in gina the western allies won, in fact, our allies discussed the zelenskyi formula, which means t

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if you want, but he is the head of the alliance . soon there will be 31. united states plus 31 will be when sweden allows. these decisions after all, i think it doesn't really matter what the old soldier thinks about it. to be honest, i think the reality in the nato alliance is that we can wish them to do something. but we can't guarantee it. i hope that the next summit will provide a great opportunity. and next summer in the united states, washington will get a clear way forward . today, the process of political negotiations led by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi , regarding the so-called guarantees, let’s call them guarantees for the supply of weapons and support to ukraine, and how do you assess our course is targeted for the preparation of the long preparation for the future nato summit in washington next year, what concerns the work of our president , it is no longer a secret for anyone in the world that this person works 24 hours a day for our victory starting from february 24 , 2022, because forecasts were completely different, moreove

i also ask other african countries to join the alliance. i would say that this is an alliance against the western world, not just france, because even after francis departure, our countries continue to suffer. so with this alliance, we can fight evil, especially since malia as seen today as an example. either again, so in reality it's good because all the countries in the process of setting up the duration, but i don't want it to be just the stablish made up in the lines, but that's to be a logistic of the full off to this alliance. so it's now the book, you know, and these. yeah. and managed to come to an agreement and join hands. i think that terrorism can indeed be defeated. it's all we spoke with global affairs of security . alas, full issue. and i 0, he says false is resistance. a saw whole countries demanding it remove his troops. exemplifies powers is imperial and new cause cooling mistakes i sent you towards the african content. we have to here say that that that is the perception that perhaps there hasn't been n this is sadie too.

i think that the alliance is definitely not going to fight., they are not simply not considered with this. at the same time, are there possible, so to speak, any options for a black swan of such a large scale that one way or another will force nato countries to engage in hostilities because she also says the events there with the missiles in poland, then with the shaheds in romania, on the one hand, we see that nato is trying to find such an answer, which is not irritating for the russian federation, as it seems to us, and on the other hand, we see that there can be various hybrid actions on the part of the russian federation, which in one way or another require a military challenge and a military response on the part of the alliance , are you not considering such options and the minimum number of such black swans, well, the black swan is not insignificant, and it is by definition black because it cannot be predicted, so, so, so er, of course, since they appear from time to time, no one can rule it out. but again, based on this term itself , i

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the first is it provides important benefits to each of the alliance partners. so us-japan-korea trilateral cooperation things were laid out at camp david by important private benefits if you will for the parties to the alliance. but not just that, not only do they provide important private benefits when we talk about cooperation among the three countries in everything from missile defense tracking to climate change to emerging technologies, that is providing public goods for the world. so there is a lot more to this relationship than what they share among each other that is beneficial to the world. >> great. professor lee, i mean, you focus a lot on trade, on economic issues. and from your vantage point what is the highlight of the seemingly close relationship between our three countries? >> well, i sacred issues are becoming traditions. so the combination of the two come to look at the issue from a new perspective. everything starts from scratch so we are now trying to find an answer to many, many new challenges. no korea and the united states are cooperating.