agreement, also said 25 years on that it was time to look again perhaps because people like the alliance partyk again at what? the core party of the good — look again at what? the core party of the good friday agreement? which is communities come together on a cross— is communities come together on a cross community basis. the only way the institutions can work in northern— the institutions can work in northern ireland is in unionism and nationalism — northern ireland is in unionism and nationalism consent to go into government together and that must mean _ government together and that must mean the _ government together and that must mean the consent of both and each must _ mean the consent of both and each must he _ mean the consent of both and each must be taken into account. that has not happened, it is what has fractured _ not happened, it is what has fractured and damaged the institutions. we now have an opportunity to address those of course — opportunity to address those of course we want to get the institutions back quite frankly, the alliance _ institutions back quite frankly, the al

the whites of the alliance party would argue the the like of the alliance party. they cannotjust depend on unionists and nationalists, there has to be a bigger picture for people who do not follow into those traditional camps. at the moment this has been discussed a lot around this 25th anniversary. if electoral trains continue at is more likely changeable come. another stormont comes back effort does the dup once publishing then that could be another conversation in the assembly, involving the governments to look at how a future star might collapse can be not prevented a list made a lot more unlikely.— made a lot more unlikely. pleasant biden has arrived, _ made a lot more unlikely. pleasant biden has arrived, gone _ made a lot more unlikely. pleasant biden has arrived, gone in - made a lot more unlikely. pleasant biden has arrived, gone in through | made a lot more unlikely. pleasant. biden has arrived, gone in through a side entrance to the university. how do you assess the atmosphere around this trip. do you assess the atmosphere around this tri -. ., ., this

naomi long, leader of the - progressive and growing alliance party~ _ progressive and growing alliances— party. i extend a special welcome also to miss mary— party. i extend a special welcome also to miss mary keeney - party. i extend a special welcome also to miss mary keeney whosel party. i extend a special welcome . also to miss mary keeney whose late husband _ also to miss mary keeney whose late husband is _ also to miss mary keeney whose late husband is a — also to miss mary keeney whose late husband is a favourite _ also to miss mary keeney whose late husband is a favourite poet _ also to miss mary keeney whose late husband is a favourite poet of- also to miss mary keeney whose late husband is a favourite poet of yours. husband is a favourite poet of yours and of _ husband is a favourite poet of yours and of hours — husband is a favourite poet of yours and of hours also. _ in about prize winner in one of our great _ in about prize winner in one of our great literary— in about prize winner in one of our great literary treasures. _ in about prize winner in one of our great literary

the whites of the alliance party would argue the the like of the alliance party.

the alliance party.- is -- but the alliance party. city for what it was. there is still division, but things are moving on. when stormont does come back in, as the congressman said i hope soon, it will be sinn fein who will be providing the first minister. that is another step forward in northern ireland. i think also in the background, the whole brexit business, to help tension over the border, have also encouraged people to think again about ireland position, northern ireland's position, northern ireland's position in ireland and northern ireland because my position in great britain a door that has become more fluid. but it was an absolutely mammoth achievement of those years ago by and large the progress has been pretty good since then. it will been pretty good since then. it will been pretty good since then. it will be said, congressman, _ been pretty good since then. it will be said, congressman, the - been pretty good since then. it will be said, congressman, the context of what is going on around there or ireland particle, the

busy growing alliance party, i extend a special welcome also to miss mary. he was late husband, seamus. heaney is a favorite poet of yours, mister president, and ours also a nobel prize winner. and one of our great victory treasures. seamus would have been 84 today and i'm sure he is looking down on us with his glasses nestled between his fingers and a hint of a smile on its face. from the diplomatic corps, i warmly welcome the u. s. ambassador clare kronon. thank you for sending her to us and her either house or is counterparts in washington? ambassador geraldine burn nation. well, not the very best for these 2 outstanding women have done our 2 countries proud. we are joined to by the dean of the diplomatic corps. the remark, the moroccan ambassador to ireland, the representative of the european commission of parliament, jonathan claridge and phenomena croaker, our dear neighbor and friend, ambassador paul johnson of the united kingdom, ambassador paul johnson, of the united kingdom, may extend a very spot, special and warm welcome to the much admired ukrai

of the alliance party was led by doctor john. he and his colleagues were effective in the talks and he later served with distinction as the first speaker of the northern ireland assembly and his colleague also later served in the same room. the northern ireland women's party led by monica mcwilliams and pearl played a vital role as indeed did all of the women in all of the coalitions that stitched the threads of peace together. [applause] the loyalist parties were small in number but they played a large role in the negotiations. there leaders were david irvine and gary mcmichael. both were outstanding and powerful advocates for peace. they were assisted by other articulated leaders like billy hutchison and don. the labor party was effectively led by al-maliki with a perspective of a quarter century of the strength of these leaders and the people they represented has become clear. other places in history have been assured. i now know them all as friends. the only thing that gives me pause about reading this long list of honorees i

also from the alliance party, which is neither republican or nationalist. president biden.— witness the address here by president biden. ., ., president biden. for the moment, we will leave dublin, _ president biden. for the moment, we will leave dublin, but _ president biden. for the moment, we will leave dublin, but we'll— president biden. for the moment, we will leave dublin, but we'll be - will leave dublin, but we'll be right back, because re5ident5 biden is due to arrive there shortly. —— president biden is due to arrive there. i'd like to show you some pictures from paris, where protester5 are gathering a5 pictures from paris, where protester5 are gathering as part of protests against pension reform5. protests against pension reforms. the constitutional court is supposed to rule on the legality of the reforms. thi5 to rule on the legality of the reforms. this would raise the reform5. this would raise the pension age. the security forces are on high alert, a5 pension age. the security forces are on high alert, as these prote5t5 happen acro55 on high a

national alliance party box 20.8 won the election, this party will start the process of forming a new next week, the german parliament member once again demanded the closure of the american military base in his country, dog's legion said that american drones are being sent from german soil to carry out operations in other countries, the largest military base america is located in the heart of the world, germany, a base whose name once again came to the fore after the assassination of general hajj qassem soleimani, and a number of members of the german parliament have also called for its closure. it has already been revealed in some western media that ramstein university in germany is the largest us military base outside of this country, but no german has the right to enter this area and do research on it, except with the permission of the americans , the fire department, the police and other german institutions. they can enforce their laws there, and the american authorities can enter there without informing the german federal government, as in the 2018 tram, doing so on january 13, 2

live now to the deputy leader of the alliance party of northern ireland, stephen farry mp.. joe ireland relation but in particular this us president.— ireland relation but in particular this us president. joe biden has had a stron: this us president. joe biden has had a strong interest in _ this us president. joe biden has had a strong interest in northern - a strong interest in northern ireland over many decades. so natural now that he is president that he wants to really cap that off with his visit to both parts of the isle of ireland. we were delighted to welcome him to northern ireland over the past 2a hours, less than 2a hours i should say. and to put in context, northern ireland is a region of less than 2 million people. but yet for out of the past five us residents have come to northern ireland during their term of office. so we have got a lot of interaction and attention and the us does feel a joint share of the ownership of the good friday agreement and they are very keen to make sure that it is notjust survives but thrive. make sure that it is not “ust survives bu

lower house of the parliament are boycotting the presidential speech, they are from the left—wing alliance partys are gathering, they are very positive, _ are gathering, they are very positive, they think that to have the leader— positive, they think that to have the leader of a superpower in the houses— the leader of a superpower in the houses of— the leader of a superpower in the houses of parliament addressing parliamentarians directly is a powerful signal to the world that the links— powerful signal to the world that the links between america and ireland — the links between america and ireland are strong, they are vital and it— ireland are strong, they are vital and it enables ireland to punch above — and it enables ireland to punch above its — and it enables ireland to punch above its weight to diplomatically and economic around the world. just cive us a and economic around the world. give us a quick and economic around the world. jut give us a quick sense of what is happening, the speech to the irish parliament, and then after that how much is left of the visit? yes. much is left of the vi

the leader of the centrist alliance party joins me.re not giving teachers what they need to supply classrooms. christiane: a year inside the country's most needed and vulnerable profession.

year, we saw the — assembly election results last year, we saw the rise of the cross community alliance party to green or orange _ say they don't pertain to green or orange sectarian divides, they are about— orange sectarian divides, they are about trying to make northern ireland — about trying to make northern ireland look to the future. that is what _ ireland look to the future. that is what has — ireland look to the future. that is what has brought them hoards of younger— what has brought them hoards of younger voters who will say, we just want to _ younger voters who will say, we just want to move on from these different arguments _ want to move on from these different ara uments. , ., ., arguments. does that mean the agreement _ arguments. does that mean the agreement is — arguments. does that mean the agreement is not _ arguments. does that mean the agreement is not fit _ arguments. does that mean the agreement is not fit for - arguments. does that mean the agreement is not fit for purpose now, clare? it agreement is not fit for purpose now. clare?— now, clare? it depends what perspecti

former leader of the alliance party— former leader of the alliance party ot— former leader of the alliancenings were rtstng wery tast— increase because earnings were rising very fast after covid when— rising very fast after covid when ot— rising very fast after covid when of course— rising very fast after covid when of course earnings fell tanng— when of course earnings fell tartng that— when of course earnings fell during that period. but they atan-t. — during that period. but they didn't. they only got the 2.5% didn't. they only got the 25% instead of maybe 8 or 9% they would have got otherwise. so this is up to a point sort of going back to where we were, but a bit of a compensation because by comparison to what's going on in across the economy, in the in across the economy, particularly in the public sector, pay rises not kept sector, pay rises have not kept in line with inflation. ukraine says it's repelled— in line with inflation. ukraine says it's repelled more- “ e “ ukraine says it's repelled more than 40 enemy— says it's repelled more than 40 eneny attacks— says it's repelled mor

republican alliance the ruling development justice party, which is at the head of the republican allianceing its election manifesto today . fight, 26 parties simultaneously held presidential election candidates. the first number four of the bulletin went to the current head of state, recep tayyip erdogan, turkey will become stronger, turkey will develop. we are doing everything possible to ensure that our people achieve a decent standard of living for them everything that we have done so far done for you erdogan, 69 his main rival, the candidate from the opposition people's alliance kemalkovich , is 5 years older. he promises to curtail the powers of presidents in favor of parliament, as well as abandon the policy of low bank rates, thanks to it, on the one hand, the economy is developing rapidly. but on the other hand, annual inflation in turkey exceeds 50%. when i come to power , democracy will come with me, money will flow like a river , investors will line up, the dollar against the lira will fall. your purchasing power will increase and abundance will come. it is so simple that it wi

the alliance party there, i ihinh i— about the alliance party there, i think i mean,— about the allianceay. can i just put this to— society at the same time? okay. can i just put this to you- , t t�*it7 okay. can i just put this to you then wiih— can i just put this to you then wiih sir— can i just put this to you then with sir jeffrey— can i just put this to you then with sir jeffrey johnson saying ihoi— with sir jeffrey johnson saying ihoi vow — with sir jeffrey johnson saying that, you know,— with sir jeffrey johnson saying that, you know, you don't blame the that, you know, you don't blame ihe iosi— that, you know, you don't blame ihe iosi ihoi— that, you know, you don't blame the fact that the— that, you know, you don't blame the fact that the dup is not in power— the fact that the dup is not in power shoring— the fact that the dup is not in power sharing as— the fact that the dup is not in power sharing as the power sharing as being the whv— power sharing as being the reason why this— power sharing as being the reason why this terror alert has been—ii— reason why this terror alert

party. both the greens and the left alliance. al democrats led by sanna marin our suffering. they not doing well right now but probably if they are in opposition for the next years, they might come back at some point even stronger but right now greens and the left aliens were big losers alongside with the centre parties.— the centre parties. they were the centre parties. they were the big losers. _ the centre parties. they were the big losers. what - the centre parties. they were the big losers. what struck i the centre parties. they were i the big losers. what struck me, the big losers. what struck me, the biggest vote winners of the night, the top three, were all women. 50% of the top candidates with the top boats were all women. is that a surprise? in were all women. is that a surprise?— were all women. is that a surrise? ., ., , surprise? in a northern country it is not a _ surprise? in a northern country it is not a surprise. _ surprise? in a northern country it is not a surprise. sanna - it is not a surprise. sanna marin and

parties. their alliance was sealed when in 2013 iceland became the 1st year a p and country to sign a free trade agreement with china. china was taking a new tack and the shoe alone was quite literally the icebreaker. the ship became a kind of floating embassy in 2012. it travelled from shanghai to rick havoc at the invitation of iceland. precedent who played the china card perfectly, seemingly a win win situation for both parties. upon arrival the crew of the shoe along was greeted by none less than the icelandic president himself whether the chinese rashaw threshold sure were long or salt or cold came to iceland than i agreed to receive a ship. it was the 1st time in european history, like china shy answers to explain in an open platform when the pressures robasho. those are all the european countries. why they out the shy of admission, told the author, this kind of co operation designed to demonstrate china's good will developed well in iceland. thanks in part to a ground breaking arctic observatory where visitors can see the northern lights. yet several years after its construction doubts ab

former leader of the alliance party of northern ireland, lord allardyce, says parties aren't facing theess of negotiating now. we should be able to d g we should be able to overcome the proiiens— should be able to overcome the propiens oi— should be able to overcome the problems of the— should be able to overcome the problems of the moment because iney-re— problems of the moment because iney-re nor— problems of the moment because iney-re nor in— problems of the moment because they're not in the— problems of the moment because they're not in the context of a rioienr— they're not in the context of a violent terrorist— they're not in the context of a violent terrorist campaign . and violent terrorist campaign. and peopie— violent terrorist campaign. and peopie need— violent terrorist campaign. and peopie neei ro— violent terrorist campaign. and people need to remember that was the people need to remember that was one nippesr— people need to remember that was the biggest difficulty we faced. and is— the biggest difficulty we faced. and is nor— the biggest difficulty we faced. and is nor o—

is going to be the number one in the country over the discussion here is around whether his party and alliance is going to be able to get the majority in the parliament and also to pass did the threshold or 50 percent to get the presidency again. so the said for now the economy and also people's expectation, new generation who, which once change is going to play an important role in the upcoming election, millions and millions of 1st time voted. as soon as. 1 well, this is obviously also been quite the if a tacky with the devastating earthquakes that you so extensively covered yourself. i wonder what the mood is like there now. i know everyone's making plenty of promises here. one of these should normally, people on the grounds, particularly after that national disaster was what, which was a huge one. and that's where the quality, the disaster of their the century inter the generalist dictation was that out of the one will lose significantly. however, the polls are showing us that actually it didn't happen. so one of the reason for that those were, can conducting those pause. i have talked to

ones career and her he also has the added disadvantage that close to all elisa brought alliance of a of 6 parties are and many of those leaders are very effective campaigners. and he also has his to charismatic populum as an encore and is tumbled also supporting him . and in this drive to alpha, one from power. whereas word one is very much a one man show. so there's a lot of pressure on one to deliver. and if as expected, this girl election does go to a 2nd round, another 2 weeks of campaigning, earth, one stamina, and his ability to deliver who could be a key factor in determining the outcome of the pulse. d w 's during jones with the latest tonight from mr. ball during his always thank you there is growing anger. busy with the death said his handed down to an iranian german, the journalist young she charmaya was found guilty of being involved in a bombing of a mosque back in 2008 sherman's family and shifts that he is innocent. safe dam seat. that's the message. protesters and human rights activists have come to spread here and berlin, near the german parliament. the missile alice mentioned, w

that i led for marry— alliance party that i led for may yeare— alliance party that i led for manynts within the european umbem— governments within the european umbem weube— governments within the european union would be— governments within the european union would be disrupted . and union would be disrupted. and bbab— union would be disrupted. and bbab babbemee— union would be disrupted. and that happened with brexit. and ebbbb— that happened with brexit. and we're still trying— that happened with brexit. and we're still trying to find ways of we're still trying to find ways eb eebbbme — we're still trying to find ways of getting over— we're still trying to find ways of getting over that. although i mave— of getting over that. although i have be— of getting over that. although i have be eay— of getting over that. although i have to say that— of getting over that. although i have to say that unlike his 2 or 3 predecessors,— have to say that unlike his 2 or 3 predecessors, rishi sunak has been— 3 predecessors, rishi sunak has been very— 3 predecessors, rishi sunak has been very succ

under -- the other interesting thing is the cross alliance across political parties could be the strongestay. could there be a tweak to the good friday agreement? for now, the focus is on returning power-sharing. dani: that is bloomberg's lizzy burden in london. that is it for manus and me, back together again. this is bloomberg. ♪ i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mob

he has the added advantage that his opponent leads a broad alliance of six parties, and many of thoseeaders are very effective campaigners, and he has his two charismatic popular mayors supporting him. and in this drive to oust erdogan from power. whereas erdogan is very much a one-man show. there is a lot of pressure on erdogan to deliver, and if the election does go to a second round, another two weeks of campaigning, erdogan's stamina could be a key factor to determining the outcome. brent: dorian jones with the latest from istanbul. as always, thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. tens of thousands of supporters of controversial judicial reforms in israel have filled the streets in front of parliament in jerusalem. prime minister benjamin netanyahu altered the plans in late march after months of demonstrations against it. the legislation would curtail the power of the supreme court. it has been criticized as anti-democratic. south korean president yoon celebrated his country's close ties with the united states during an address b

as the poll suggests that he's a rivals or the nation alliance, the 6 opposition parties allied against a party and it's nationalist ally are all sold, carrying a great chance of winning the elections. but at so far, it's expected it to be it to happen after the election. okay, thank you so much. then of course, of, of the reporting from, and carl, still ahead on al jazeera, gonna becomes the 1st country to approve what's being described as a breakthrough vaccine for malaria. ah ah, hal i, we've had some lovely warm spring sunshine into japan recently lost a clear sky that's about to change. we have got thick cloud just coming into eastern parts of china, where area of high pressure just getting not stats of the way cloud of rain rolling across the east. china say so quick catch a share o 2. but the where to where the will be across q shoe on friday, slotting right across on she was we go on 3, saturday and back could cause some, a localize will flash flattish is certainly something to keep an eye on. dry weather comes backing behind a little fresher, solar at 18 celsius, little fresh o

i extend a— progressive and growing alliance party . : 1 party.ic might say there's a lot of he_to it earlier. he was alluding to it earlier i— he was alluding to it earlier i ttint— he was alluding to it earlier on. i think the— he was alluding to it earlier on. he was alluding to it earlier- on. i think the amount of irish americans, a lot of votes to be won isn't there by making a nod to that heritage. oh course. to that heritage. oh of course. absolutely. i just think absolutely. but i just think tnet-e— absolutely. but i just think that'sllittle_ absolutely. but i just think that's little the nose. that's a little bit on the nose. twt— that's a little bit on the nose. twt tnere— that's a little bit on the nose. twt tnere we— that's a little bit on the nose. but there we go. _ that's a little bit on the nose. but there we go. and he spent a lot but there we go. and he spent a iet ere— but there we go. and he spent a iet tine— but there we go. and he spent a lot more time in— but there we go. and he spent a lot more time in the republic tnen— l

, a representative of the people's republican party, as well as the head of the fatherland party of the alliancethe last two names practically do not appear in the news, the main struggle will unfold unconditionally between erdogan and kalych road and these two candidates are now called the main contenders to go to the second round, because most likely during the first round the winner fails to win more than 50% of the votes. now different companies publish different data of pre-election ratings. they fluctuate around the 45% mark, but some agencies even prefer kemal kalachdar. wilderness that he can score 49% in the first round, while erdogan can score 46%, but in any case, there is still a lot of time until may 14, a lot of events can happen, because the last weeks have been very active in political life in turkey of course, a large concentration of important events for the state on the eve of the election happening. i will now list only those events in which the wretched erdogan took part in april, of course, he did a lot of work regarding the elimination of the consequences of the devastatin

one's career and he will so has the added disadvantage that close to will release approve alliance of a of 6 parties. and many of those leaders are very effective campaign us. and he also has his to charismatic popular mass from encore and is tumbled also supporting him. and in this drive to alpha, one from power where it's not one is very much a one man show. so there's a lot of pressure on that one to deliver. and if as expected this election does go to a 2nd round, another 2 weeks of campaigning, earth, one stamina, and his ability to deliver who could be a key fact to determine the outcome of the pulse w's. dorian jones, with the latest to night, from instant bull during, as always, thank you. or let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . tens of thousands of supporters of controversial judicial reforms in israel have it filled the streets in front of parliament in jerusalem by minister benjamin at yahoo halted the plans in late march. after months of demonstrations against it, the legislation would curtail the power of the supreme court. it h

so has the added disadvantage that close to all elisa brought alliance of a of 6 parties are and many of those leaders are very effective campaign us. and he also has his 2 charismatic popular mays on encore and is tumbled also supporting him. and in this drive to our 3rd one from power, where is that one is very much one man show. so there's a lot of pressure on that one to deliver. and if as expected, this election does go to a 2nd round, another 2 weeks of campaigning, earth, one stamina, and his ability to deliver who could be a key factor in determining the outcome of the pulse. d, w 's. dorian jones, with the latest to night, from mr. ball, during his always thank you. well, as we said, the election in turkey is next month, but turkish citizens living here in germany, they've already begun voting. germany, population of turkish ex pats is the biggest in the world and it could also play a crucial role in whether everyone is able to stay in power. germany is home to more than 3000000 people of turkish descent. around half of them hold the turkish passport and have the right to vot

parties. their alliance was sealed when in 2013 iceland became the 1st year a p and country to sign a free trade agreement with china. china was taking a new tack and the shoe alone was quite literally, the ice breaker. the ship became a kind of floating embassy in 2012. it travelled from shanghai to rick cubic at the invitation of iceland. precedent, who played the china cod perfectly, seemingly a win win situation for both parties. upon arrival the crew of the shoe along was greeted by none less than the icelandic president himself where the chinese sri shots russia shore long their salt are called came to iceland than i agreed to receive a ship. it was the 1st time in european history, like chinese shy answers to explain that an open platform when the pressures robasho. those are all the european countries. why they out there shy of admission, told the author, these kind of co operation designed to demonstrate china's good will developed well in iceland. thanks in part to a ground breaking arctic observatory where visitors can see the northern lights. yet several years after its construction

or even to the more soft ulster unionist party and the romance— ulster unionist party and the alliance party republic of ireland having a ereorer eoy hh— republic of ireland having a greater say in the running of the— greater say in the running of the porr— greater say in the running of rhhe poh or— greater say in the running of this part of the— greater say in the running of this part of the united kingdom rhoh— this part of the united kingdom her her— this part of the united kingdom her that he— this part of the united kingdom than that is the— this part of the united kingdom than that is the doomsday scenario that— than that is the doomsday scenario that we want to avoid heroe— scenario that we want to avoid before her— scenario that we want to avoid before that would— scenario that we want to avoid before that would happen, though— before that would happen, rhowphaohh. — before that would happen, though, john. chris heaton—harris could force another general election in northern ireland, wouldn't he? which which you would only imagine actually the dup could suffer at the hands of the peop

slow down by counting over out of 93 percent of the votes of the right-wing opposition party, the national alliancefinland, by winning 48 seats out of 230 parliamentarians, the leader of the center-right party of finland won the parliamentary elections on sunday in this country, and in a speech to his supporters, he said that the greatest the verdict has been received. mrs. salari, the prime minister and head of the ruling social democratic party of finland, admitted the defeat in the parliamentary elections and congratulated the finns on sunday for the election of 200 members of parliament who will form the new government and went to the polls. and definitive and confirmation finland's parliamentary elections will be announced on wednesday. englishmen who wanted to cross the english channel were stranded for several hours because of the delays , the weather, the traffic and the delay in payment were announced by the french authorities, according to the associated press . england's withdrawal from the european union has become one of the normal features of cross-channel travel. the death toll from

others -- and marilyn strickland, assure us they are a testament to the alliance spanning generations. that's two for each party. it is a relief that you are even play praised across the aisle. even more culture is helping to further deepen our understanding and friendship. nationality and the language differences are no longer barriers. korean movies like "parasite" have won oscars. those like "avengers" are loved by koreans. i also love "top gun: maverick" and "mission impossible." and even if you didn't know those, you may know b.t.s. and blackpink. b.t.s. beat me to the white house but i beat them to capitol hill. korean and american singers reaching high places in each other's music charts is no longer a surprise. the u.s. creates global platforms like netflix. korea has produced a popular series such as street game. -- squid game. we are creating a new pattern of synergy. these cultural exchanges have brought our people closer. according to the council on global affairs, u.s. past views of korea are reaching the highest level since 1978, and according to a pew survey last year, koreans -- reach 89%. it ma

march 29, 1918 in uralsk, the military government of the yaik cossack army in an alliance with representatives of the party kind of alash you ask, and it was a kazakh party, which set the main goal of creating the kazakh republic not for the united indivisible russia, they arranged no coup, and in this way the whites took power for the federation, that is, the kazakh and kazakh republicans, in fact, and potential separatists. in general, further, the torgai region is now, it is mainly located on the territory of kazakhstan, and here the separatist bunk broke out not in 1918, and not even in 1917, but back in 1916. that is, all these three regions blazed and filed for separation from moscow from 1916 to 1918, but now they categorically do not want to remember the project, because it was still normal if it weren’t for the lenin bomb, well, yes, that’s all normal for those who have no memory. we are also often told that this is where the russian empire was divided into provinces, so everyone lived simply in russian provinces, allegedly did not know their national differences, and everyone, in fact, was, as it

he says the alliance is reaching out to both parties. it is difficult in these times for the 2 concerned parties, the commanders job for hon. on one, on the other side, it's difficult to place because and stake them, but we are doing logistical terms. it's a bit difficult, but yes we are. we are trying to get these calls done before the end of the day. we can, they're concerned that they want foreign involvement in their own affairs because they are aware that such involvement may take shapes that will not be beneficial to their own security and stability. we had best to speak, not only in the public part of the session, but also in the part that was not covered by the media. and he said things similar to that. but as when it comes to the arab league, they know exactly what we, what we stand for. they do not have anything to worry about. we are there as brothers to try to help them get over this very, very bumpy segment of the road and military. ready compensation the countries former prime minister, handoff says he's opposed to foreign

they are superior to the military-political alliances of the cold war, built on the principles of not joining or confronting a third partyse about military-political alliances. somehow, analysts in the west were especially hooked, and references to the cold confrontation of the second half of the 20th century are regarded as a very definite signal. i thought the target audience was the united states to some extent . china's defense secretary took the opportunity to mention the cold war when he said that moscow and beijing have a very strong relationship that surpasses the political and military alliances of the cold war. i think it's pretty clear and the statement both sides hope that this relationship will play a role of counterbalance to the alliance that the us is leading to draw upon. mania, although it was not officially spoken anywhere in sync with the actions of moscow and beijing, on the one hand, chinese maneuvers are unprecedented in their power, which are essentially a response to the aggressive actions of the west, in the end, the visit of the head of taiwan to the united states is just another american provo

now in election platform, the national coalition party has stress making finland an active member of the military alliance. and it has also pledged to to safeguard national defense and security. and i, i would venture to say that there is generally broad support for those aspirations throughout the, the government and throughout the parliament. thanks, denise will be keeping an eye on fin. linda over the coming days and weeks for sure . journalist denise will in finland for us. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. results, canyon opposition. liter rayleigh dina has called off planned anti government demonstrations after 2 weeks of chaotic protests of dang us at his party. would instead sit down for talks with president william ros government. odessa and his supporters accused roto of state in last year's presidential election. although the results were upheld by kenya's supreme court time, when my administration is doing everything. parisians have voted overwhelmingly to ban rental electric scooters in the french capital in a referendum, while 89 perc

now in election platform, the national coalition party has stress making finland an active member of the military alliance. and it has also pledge to to safeguard national defense and security. and i, i would venture to say that there is generally broad support for those aspirations throughout the, the government and throughout the parliament. thanks, denise will be keeping an eye on fin. linda over the coming days and weeks for sure . journalist denise will in finland for us. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. parisians have voted overwhelmingly to van rental electric scooters in the french capital in a referendum, while 89 percent of voters back the band turn night was extremely low, with less than 8 percent. paris is the 1st major european capital to bind the scooters, although private ownership will still be permitted. oscar winning japanese composer you she, sac mojo has died at the age of 71 from cancer, an electronic music pioneer. second moto 1st made waves as one of the co factors of the groundbreaking yellow magic orchestra in his night of

the national coalition party has stressed making finland an active member of the military alliance. and it has also pledge to to safeguard national defense and security. and i, i would venture to say that there's generally broad support for those aspirations throughout the, the government and throughout the parliament. thanks, denise will be keeping an eye on fin. linda over the coming days and weeks for sure . journalist denise will in finland force. and que, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. montenegro, former economy minister yak, largely ceremonial position. 2 can of which has dominated montenegrin politics for almost 3 decades. algerian journalist, isa ne ill county has been sentenced to 3 years in prison by a court. in algiers, the prominent government critic was found guilty of receiving foreign funding for his media company. one of the last independent groups in algeria canyon opposition leader, rayleigh, dingo, has called off planned anti government demonstrations. after 2 weeks of chaotic protests dingus said his party would i

day by day, they are superior to the military-political alliances of the cold war, built on the principles of not joining or confronting a third party, and they are very stable. now let's talk about how the check of the forces of the pacific fleet of our country, initiated by the supreme commander-in-chief, warships in the sea of ​​japan have worked out joint tactical maneuvering by shaposhnikov and a large anti-submarine ship. admiral panteleyev, carried out artillery firing at sea and air solutions under the scenario of exercises at sea. there was also a submarine of a mock enemy with the help of lowered hydroacoustic stations of k27 helicopters , and it was discovered and destroyed to return to duty, but only at first and her own - kartashova assisted in 135 surgical operations ensign. alan kordikoev organized the defense of the supply convoy from the attack of ukrainian saboteurs and forced the nationalists to retreat as an ensign under the cover of colleagues. rendered. from under enemy fire, a seriously wounded comrade and gave him first aid. the advancement of our assault groups in the special operation zone is ensured by the

oglu, the leader of the people's republican party, the candidate of the alliance of serious rivals in upcoming elections in turkey for the presidency of this country, on the 12th of may 24, the fateful day of the victory or defeat of the political parties , announced that the japanese news agency ankara is ready to target the north korean satellite-carrying missile. and according to this announcement, the japanese military forces were stationed on the island of okinawa, at the same time as the tension in the korean peninsula continues , the japanese army has been put on full alert by the order of the minister of defense of this country to intercept the north korean ballistic missile, which is scheduled to be launched tomorrow at the first satellite of pyongyang. use it for targeting and shoot it down in full readiness as soon as the ballistic missile carrying north korea's spy satellite entered japan's territory and shoot it down quickly . the technical information of this country's army, following the preparations for the planned launch of pyongyang 's first satellite in order to cou