and agreements, and data on the three-volume book is timed for the thirtieth anniversary of allied cooperationds of documents from the ninety-second to 2020-second demonstrates the entire range of relations that exist between our states. no way in the registry office well, in general, an intensive and trusting dialogue between moscow and yerevan will certainly continue , armenia has repeatedly confirmed that cooperation with moscow has a strategic and allied nature of relations, both sides were satisfied with the results of these negotiations and also, as the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation stated sergei lavrov , the dates of the next meeting in the trilateral format will be determined in the near future russia armenia azerbaijan tatiana varvara thank you varvara nevskaya told about the meeting of the foreign ministers of russia and armenia chairman dear friend welcome to russia to moscow i am glad to have the opportunity to personally congratulate you on your re-election as the head of the chinese state. uh, too, china has done in recent years. ah, a colossal leap forwar

mutual trade between countries also showed record figures of $50 billion, and, of course, the allied cooperations to this figure not only sales in a wide variety of fields. well, there is in our operations. an example of such a region in russia is somewhere the trade turnover has been growing exponentially for the third year already. primorye vladivostok knows belarusian technology well there, they love our products and hospitably treat them with their sea delicacies. close contacts and friendship at the highest level certainly have an effect on ami. governor of the region oleg kozhemyaka is our frequent guest. last spring, our president visited vladivostok. so today it unites belarus and primorye in the heading closer no anywhere. when allied construction from brest to vladivostok, here it is, the edge of the earth, the capital of the far east, is washed by three seas at once, and the association of belarusians with the city is such crabs, shrimp, and a crane. a lot of seafood is supplied to belarus from primorye, this plant is included in sadko 15,000 tons of pollock and twice as much herring.

we create competitive products that are beneficial for economy of the two countries in the allied cooperationaction. antona malyuta spoke with oleg korobchenko, deputy prime minister of tatarstan oleg vladimirovich good afternoon, how is the trade between belarus and tatarstan? what is the latest data and who sells more, and who buys more, well , today the republic of belarus is a strategic partner for the republic of tatarstan and there are a lot of us, which unites, when i looked, uh, industries in belarus uh, in tatarstan we are very close friends friend to this day. we have about 1 billion dollars trade. if you roughly look at exports and imports, somewhere around half is import substitution, especially now an important task for the economies of belarus and tatarstan. here are some joint projects we have today and where else we can add. we have a lot of projects between the republic and belarus and the republic, tatarstan, which were achieved during our joint visits, but i would like to say one of the major ones is mtz tatarstan, together with vitebsk loaders, are creating a project to cr

collection of russian armenian treaties and agreements in honor of the 30th anniversary of allied cooperationocuments from 1992 to 2022, demonstrates the entire volume of relations between the state and ministers. put commemorative signatures on type pages and exchanged houses. nothing in the registry office well, in general , yerevan continues with armenia repeatedly confirmed that cooperation with moscow is of a strategic nature within the framework of allied relations, both sides were satisfied with the course of the negotiations. in the near future, the dates of the next meeting in a trilateral format will be determined russia armenia azerbaijan varvara nevskaya will marry cicero, vladislav dubtsov. and nadezhda nefyodova news. rosneft earned 813 billion rubles at the end of the year. the net profit of such a result serves as the foundation for payments to shareholders. so said the head of the company igor sechin regarding 2021. profit decreased by almost 8% decrease due to the transfer of assets in germany as well as the change in the exchange rate of the ruble between tea rosneft was ab

also showed record figures of $50 billion and, of course, not only sales add to this figure allied cooperation in a variety of areas for the third year. primorye vladivostok knows belarusian technology well there, they love our products and hospitably treat us with their sea delicacies, of course, close contacts and friendship at the highest level also affect. so, what today unites belarus and primorye in the heading nowhere closer. allied construction from 300 to vladivostok with a city such crabs shrimp and a crane. a lot of seafood is supplied to belarus from primorye, this plant is part of it, but only from here belarus buys about 15,000 tons of pollock and herring twice as much. markets russia with cone fish, have you tried it? oh, we are cooperating with belarusian companies , we are developing our cooperation, we have direct access to the networks that you have in our country. interested are soybeans. we are taking to the ends of the earth from cheese sausages to pickles. i like it here i very often take lard. grodno has become salted pork belly, well, in general, it’s just awesome in v

biological research and, well, the development of biological weapons, it could also be part of this allied cooperation well, but so far there are no details, we do not we heard details from the united states state department, and in particular from the undersecretary about exactly what biological weapons are being developed. i think that these details will be after the possible visit of xi jinping to moscow after the dialogue between the chinese leader and president zelensky , which was also announced. accordingly, in the end, what will china's steps be in the future. and it is clear that now those steps from the united states are, on the one hand, a hint that the americans really have this intelligence and are, in principle, ready to use it as say to launch into the public space, on the other hand, this is again a political tool with which the americans make it clear that certain steps should not be taken that would endanger china's national interests in the region and in principle. including to the west and to washington as well. and when it will be possible to understand whether he made the right c

under public belarus or the russian federation, which is its ne, in the military and political allies, cooperation toward increasing our defensive capacity. a national security that cooperation is carried out in stringent compliance with international law. and there is some little training by russia of well oversee and pilots that are able to operate airplanes that have running the can carry certain ammunitions and the modernization of these flights as well. as the possible stress of word to possible deployment of the tactical nuclear weapons in the winter in belarus. these things are also a exclusively, a compelled reaction to the challenges and risks to national security that are facing other is these measures are undertaken in strict compliance with the provisions of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. him with the control for the indian as the you'll the control over the nuclear weapons as well as technologies will remain uh, width of the russians. according to the and p t m, from the states that have nuclear weapons, should not transfer the form for those nuclear weapons to any one. they sho

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many western nato allies have cooperated for decades. however, not in eastern europe.where most of the nato countries joined the alliance only after 2004 or later. us lieutenant general john kolaszewski, who was successfully introduced into ailep, commands about 20,000 american soldiers on the eastern flank of nato. i think they see , you know, the brutality of what happened in ukraine and i feel sense of urgency and a sense of purpose and all 30 nations united nato united to deter russian aggression improving its ability to fight together through a unified technology system in february another unexpected threat passed from balloons that were recorded first in american and then others in ukrainian airspace, in the case of the united states, the balloons were chinese, and in the situation of ukraine , russian, and precisely these balloons had a clear military purpose, moscow attached special reflectors to the balloons, which were supposed to conduct reconnaissance of the ukrainian air force and complicate its work what is evidenced by the fact that russia resorts to suc

he stressed that relations between russia and belarus are of a special, truly allied nature and cooperationn the scientific and technical sphere is one of the most important of their components. and this is a great informational evening. here's what we'll be talking about in the next hour. artyomovsk is taken into pincers of the north and south, kiev is driving reserves there on western equipment and new waves of mobilized zelensky is afraid of panic the fall of the city, and even the most biased western human rights activists rise up against it. how many days before the collapse of the defense, the minister of defense of ukraine rides on the bmp marder sent from germany and while the western curators of kiev empty their storage bases , the military square mobilizes production, cashing in on the sale of grenade launchers and ammunition of nato countries

after putin's invasion of crimea in 2014, already then the united states and a number of allies began to cooperateh the ukrainian military to train them, so this will be a very important part of our work , we need to do everything possible to modern the weapons that ukraine needs to fight against the russians were available and got to the ukrainians, but in fact it is more important to bring people to justice for war crimes committed in ukraine, the knowledge of russia by the state, the sponsor of culturalism, was raised in the congress as a resolution and as a bill, but so far, no congress no white the house seems unwilling to make such an admission do you think why the bear i don't know we need to talk to the white house i think there is concern that this will block any possibility of negotiations with russia in in the long term, but in fact it is more important to bring people to justice for war crimes committed in ukraine, it is also the height of ukraine. when i was in a ukrainian church in the city of manchester, in the state of yorkshire, this was one of the questions i was asked by the peo

the 2 countries are very close allies, they've cooperate on security matters and here in israel, the perceived threat ever if iran looms quite large. so netanyahu obviously is keen to keep that support and that dialogue open with the united states. netanyahu responded by talking about the unbreakable alliance between the 2 countries and their ability to overcome the rare challenge. but he did stress. this is a sovereign country that makes its decisions based on the will of the people. and he stresses that judicial overhaul, all is still needed regarding a possible trip to the white house. the optics are tricky for the biden administration. they see that the american jewish public has been very outspoken against the judicial overhaul. they see that this is the most far right government that israel has ever had. they also see that netanyahu is on trial for corruption charges and is pushing forward this judicial overhaul, even as the attorney general here has said, it is a conflict of interest. so this overhaul has now been put on pause just for now, and there are extensively talks goin

china is now cooperating closely with the allied state and with minsk and moscow this is due to the fact that all of our three states. e face er, external aggression. uh, hybrid economic aggression on the part of the united states , they unleashed a conflict in ukraine, they unleashed a conflict in taiwan ; protection e of our peoples from external aggression unconditionally. china will develop relations with belarusian enterprises , we can talk about investments in the creation of new business chains for the production of various products, especially technology, at the moment belarus is an important partner. russia on the creation of agricultural equipment , which has taken you three years, including china, the white house announced the allocation of the next package of military assistance to ukraine, the volume will be announced later. however , it is known that they are going to transfer ammunition for artillery and rocket systems. fire harmers, meanwhile, a survey conducted fox news corporation shows a sharp decline in the popularity of the ukrainian policy pursued by the biden admin

grenade launchers and many many other things in the pentagon noted that the usa will continue to cooperate with alliese with everything necessary on the battlefield, president volodymyr zelenskyi in his evening address thanked for the help to our partners, the weight of this decision is 2 billion euros, both the immediate supply and the production of ammunition are provided for, this is a strategic step that adds confidence in our unity, in the immutability of the movement to defeat the terrorist state, and the announcement today of a new defense package from the united states of america, the amount of 350 million dollars these are rockets for highmars artillery and other ammunition everything that is really necessary to support our soldiers well jason jasonart american political technologist and political expert joins our conversations uh jason good evening good evening yes jason well today you know, or rather the day before yesterday, an interesting moment happened , you know, a yellow-blue sign was noticed on the door to joseph biden's office. it was written on a yellow background in blue letters o

putin he stressed that relations between our country and belarus are of a special , truly allied nature and cooperationarticular in the scientific and technical sphere, is one of the most significant components of this cooperation. petersburg opened the year of the teacher and mentor, the celebration began by assigning one of the lyceums named after the hero of russia alexander zhikharev , the minister participated in the events. enlightenment sergei kravtsov talked about what changes are ripe in the education system. and that dmitry akimov is already changing with details, a memorial plaque to the captain, alexander zhikharev , was installed on this face. and where did he study at the end of last year. and now it has become. known. now this educational institution, one of the best in the city, will be named after the hero the russian alexander died while covering the retreat of his comrades in the early days of holding his solemn ceremony. mr. enlightenment of the country on the fifteenth of december, to understand why give the name of the deceased officer of the lyceum from which he graduated, just l

and to take a moment to deep dive into australia and ally thought to balance increased cooperation with washington. so the most exercises between the two countries involved national security exercises. and then the teambuilding exercises. in 2013 australia hosted the exercise with united states and the pla and with the australian bush to bolster friendly relations. i hiked and kayaked and in order to increase cooperation in the pacific. and those to use military diplomacy to help manage that dependence on china and offset chinese concerns about cooperation with the united states the increasing military diplomatic engagements are assigned china wants to engage with the row but doesn't necessarily translate to increased influence or the pla will achieve the strategic and operational objectives. it's important to remember military engagements are a two-way street and often limited by the willingness and the capability of the foreign partners that want to engage with the pla. like to conclude for recommendations for us policy is not practical to assume they will cease engagement china due t

we need to cooperate with our allies, particularly the french, which is why the deal we worked on is d other european allies. it's why the announced deal with albania is so important. albania accounted for over a third of our illegal migrants last year, but because of the steps we've taken to put in place, what we're seeing now is there returning hundreds of people back to albania, and we are seeing the numbers come down considerably. so that shows to me that if we get this right, it will make a difference. now we are in the early stages of it, but we've given it long, hard thought. and i said at the beginning of the year that i only promise what i believe i can deliver, and i will absolutely deliver on what i promise, and that's what i'll do today. all these things play their part, no one thing is that answer to the question. the legislation is critical, there's no way to stop the boats without this legislation. but this legislation on its own won't do it, that's why we need all the other things and talked about as well, all these things will help stop the boats. i promise what i can

eastern line, what kind of help do you expect from nato and allies, in particular for your country, we expect that we will continue cooperation with our allies and that there will be more nato troops here, the possibility that russia will start a war against nato is very small it is not a question of estonia or latvia or the eastern flank it is about an attack on nato but i do not think that russia will dare to do such things as long as we have military potential as long as we have allies here in estonia and other countries, finland and sweden have applied to join nato and are expected to soon become members of the alliance . we know when it will happen, first of all, the war must end in ukraine, at the same time, anything can happen suddenly with finland and sweden. i was there in november 2021, and there were no talks about nato membership then, but literally for a few months after the full-scale invasion of ukraine, the neutral countries sweden and finland decided to join the alliance. of course, this is a different situation, they are more ready to become nato members than ukraine or georgia, but we should at least have a

lead the government to strengthen cooperation with our allies, search for promising partners, we attachnce to the development of trade, economic and scientific and technical cooperation with china following the talks between president vladimir putin and chinese representative xi. jinping in moscow adopted all you know joint statements on the development of practical cooperation between russia and china

the first government to strengthen cooperation with our allies the search for promising partners we attach great importance to the development of trade, economic, scientific and technical cooperation with china following the talks between president vladimir putin and chinese representative xi. jinping adopted in moscow. you all know joint statements on the development of practical interaction between russia and china in the medium term on its basis. my colleague, the premier of the state council of china , mr. lich, and i will soon approve the 2030 plan, which will include all the main areas of joint work with our chinese partners. this year , the russian federation chairs the bodies of the eurasian economic union we plan to take measures to increase joint projects in the energy sector in transport in digital transformation, the main focus is on the formation of alternative supply chains to improve our overall investment climate to strengthen trade and cooperation ties, we need reliable transport corridors that should be built in accordance with the needs for exports in imports . we will c

their entire strategy was built on the division between our allies and collaboration cooperation. >>is a priority of curtailing china's ability in his check ambitions. do you hope that out of this newfound alliance between japan and korea that there could be more collaboration when it comes to tech? >> you said the word contain. i don't think the strategy is so much contain as much as deter. i think it comes from a premise. you are on the heels two weeks ago, the dutch company acknowledged there was a person working for the chinese government spying inside the company. intellectual property theft is out of the chinese playbook. economic coercion to both japan and korea, australia, the philippines, lithuania is out of the china playbook. when it comes to the united states, japan, south korea, the dutch which is 90 -- 90% of of the work on semiconductors, there will be greater collaboration because there is acknowledgment of the last three years, three have changed. covid, coercion and conflict. that means countries that believe in the same idea of freedom, respect for the individual a

cooperation to help ukraine. but poland, one of ukraine's closest allies, raised the alarm about increasing cooperation between beijingr putin hosted chinese president xijinping for a two—day summit in moscow this week. the meeting coincided with the japanese prime minister's trip to ukraine, resulting in these striking images of contrasting asian alliances in the ukraine war. let's speak now to aki tonami, associate professor of international relations and economics at the university of tsukuba. she joins us from tokyo. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme. a lot of people are asking, is this a coincidence or was this planned, this trip by prime minister kushida?— minister kushida? thank you for havin: minister kushida? thank you for having me _ minister kushida? thank you for having me this _ minister kushida? thank you for having me this morning. - minister kushida? thank you for having me this morning. so - minister kushida? thank you for - having me this morning. so preminger kushida seems to like to bring himself as a diplomat, so that his ground he is feels comfortable on, because he has been fore

return in order to work here to help ukraine, therefore, of course, gratitude to our allies, i hope this cooperationtinued with all representatives of the black sea basin , moreover, we have a lot of promising projects although they are primarily related to security, we are talking about demining the black sea, actually we we see that the netherlands and belgium have promised copper minesweepers for the ukrainian national naval forces, that is, for our country the issue will be very acute after our victory and for the peace of the demining of the black sea, i think that this process is 100% i take such courage, and turkey and bulgaria and romania and all those countries that are friendly to us and are allies will also be involved. besides , we know very well how the people of odessa depend on the black sea and what kind of desire do you know especially in the context of the fact that spring is coming , it is so human but also important for me , let's sum it up serhiy bratchuk , thank you, the spokesman of the operational headquarters of the odesa regional military administration is in direct contact

key, infrastructure with the leader of kazakhstan kassym-jamart tokaev on strengthening allied relations on cooperationhumanitarian field by his subzbek colleague shavkat mirziyoyev, and strategic partnership, including the promising trade and economic sphere. our peacekeepers in nagorno-karabakh stopped the armed clashes, the russian ministry of defense reported the day before, the azerbaijani military opened fire on a car with employees karabakh law enforcement agencies three were killed, one was wounded, the shooters lost two of them were killed, one was wounded, the situation is being sorted out by the command of the peacekeeping forces , together with representatives of azerbaijan and armenia. the government will allocate an additional 21.5 billion rubles. on preferential loans for backbone enterprises , mikhail mishustin announced this at a meeting with deputies . the support measure will affect about 800 companies that are of key importance for the country's economy. another topic for the development of the northern in the caucasus, primarily tourism, the flow of vacationers to the resorts of ka

that you are liberating our state from the enemy , military intelligence of ukraine in cooperation with the alliedpecial services of the western countries accurately predicted not only the time of the great russian military invasion , but also all the main directions of attacks from the occupied crimea to southern khersonsk , mykolaiv zaporizhzhya region, from the occupied territory of donetsk region and luhansk region in the zone of operation of the joint forces from belarus through the chernobyl zone directly to kyiv and directly from the territory of russia to chernihiv oblast, sumshchyna and kharkiv oblast, one of the main directions of attacks from the russian belgorod to the ukrainian kharkiv , the second city in terms of area and population after capital, a short distance of 30 km to the russian border gave the occupiers a ghostly chance for a quick advance through kharkiv oblast, we knew all about it, this information was known to the russians, there were several options for how to carry out how to implement your idea in the general russian tradition, of all the options , the worst, the mo

but it's one of the many things we are doing we need to cooperate with allies cooperate with our alliest the home secretary i worked on at the end of last year is so important . we of last year is so important. we hope to continue deepening and strengthening cooperation hope to continue deepening and strenthezning cooperation hope to continue deepening and strenthe french cooperation hope to continue deepening and strenthe french ccothertion with the french and other european why the european allies. it's why the deal announced with albania deal we announced with albania is important i think it is, so important and i think it just pulls on that for a second. albania accounted for over around a third of all illegal migrants last year, but because of the steps that we've put in place , new deal that we've place, new deal that we've announced , what we're seeing now announced, what we're seeing now is we're returning hundreds of people back to albania and we're seeing the numbers come down considerably . so that shows to considerably. so that shows to me that if we this right, it will make

allied state. the council of ministers signed an agreement on innovative russian-belarusian cooperation this year, allied programs are being launched, three in the field of defense and security on grand security. one in in the field of microbiology, a project to support a therapeutic anti-tuberculosis vaccine, which will be developed by scientists from belarus , russia will support the union budget. it is important that the decision on scientific priorities was made even before the unprecedented pressure from the west. the common scientific and technological space of russia and belarus is the guarantee of our independence. we have always lagged behind the united states. development of nuclear weapons . today, for the first time in history, we are far ahead. in all respects, absolutely new breakthrough results have been obtained . and it's all today. unlike the previous one, it is actively moving into the national economy in a broad sense, improving the life of each of us. belarus is joining the international center for neutron research near st. petersburg and is ready to create its own research nu

high-quality work of the center was played by our western partners, supported by allies with money and knowledge, cooperationbe a few years ago we were perceived more as those who need to be taught. now, in european and american and other institutions, there is an understanding that we also have why to learn ? ukrainian experts can already state whether the most experienced information warriors in the world confirm this in to our ministry of culture, our western partners say that we have the best experience because we are not at the forefront and now it is important for us to transform it into specific actions, that is why we are calling for an information rammstein, where the center plays a key role, contacts with us, with our with our western partners, the media of the union cannot be dispensed with, also due to the popularity of russian information resources abroad, with unlimited funding, kremlin propagandists find channels of influence on the western and asian parts of the world, right here for our partners and the experience of ukrainian informants in the fight against putin's narratives will be useful

advantage our technological capacity to increase it, including at the expense of greater cooperation with our allies, so that the russians at one fine moment realized that as much as they did not send their troops here, there are as many of them here and they would like you valeriya to ask about our help, well, it is meant to supply us with high-precision, not only high-precision weapons, in your opinion, which means turned out to be the most productive and appropriate for the current big battles , you know . realize how they lose to us , it's the high-precision long-range nato systems - it's the means of communication, it's the aerial reconnaissance system , uh, in many ways they lose, including in mechanization. well, in their mechanized units, because they are still fighting for the soviet tracing paper, but i will not go into detail on the air, i think it will be superfluous, but you can take my word for it , we see them better, we hear them better, and we impress them more precisely rap russian rap and rap our that is, from the beginning of the war of the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine,

we give china to russia's strategic partners and ally, first of all , our cooperation with the russian federation is comprehensive and multifaceted. we have built a fairly effective model of interstate relations at the center of which the construction of a union state will be. it was union construction that contributed to the solution of very complex socio-economic issues, allowing our countries to create the conditions for sustainable growth. economy, increase trade turnover successfully coordinate foreign policy increase defense capabilities maintain common social and humanitarian spaces at the highest level of belarus cooperation russia is based on respect and mutual support of the closed parties, so we have no results, the export of our goods to russia last year speaks for itself increased one and a half times and amounted to more than 22 billion dollars. that's what's gone, and the general trade goods and services has crossed the $50 billion milestone as a logical result of our interaction. with china became the way out. the status of all-weather all-sided strategic partnership, b

now a large forum of russia kyrgyzstan parliamentary interaction and development of cooperation today real strategic alliesotential and integration into the economy development priorities of the kherson region and other new subjects of the country the task before us. this is the integration of the apk of the kherson region into the composition of e, agriculture of the russian federation nine regions and wealth. there is no development of the arctic zone of russia long-term projects and immediate prospects there are 35 forms today of federal regional smaller sick forms of support and the arctic hectare. how to get it and what opportunities does participation in this program give? reduce construction time and improve the quality of housing and communal services, as information modeling technologies will help in this it is a system that allows you to learn about its state throughout the life cycle of an object. necessary changes for the better reform of higher education, what will it be and what can students and applicants expect? now? i think that the entire education system will be built primarily for the n

what we can talk about publicly. ammunition, which we managed to establish in close cooperation with our western alliesre talking about one of the nato member countries - it is an eastern european country , unfortunately i cannot say more today , but it is important to understand that this is not a developed production on the strength of a foreign partner and the efforts exclusively a foreign partner, we are not talking about the joint production of ammunition that you are currently showing on the screen, including the efforts of ukrainians , or our usual designers, i would even composed of our extraordinary designers, technologists, foundrymen, turners of various technical specialties, this is all about their work and their contribution, but in order to maximally secure their lives , health, and also the power that we will definitely need after the victory, we, uh, were forced to take the step of carrying out production line outside the country, however, after defeating them , we will return everything to ukraine, therefore, this is the third type of ammunition that we , the ukroboronprom enterprises,

and of course, the regional stability, the cooperation between japan and south korea is absolutely essential. both are allies of the us. but this sort of triangular corporation is absolutely critical for, for the ability of the us and the like minded space or region. what do you expect will be potential avenues of cooperation as you say, between the 2, over the next few years. well, clearly big area corporation is security issues the to japan about career before relations job a couple of years ago. there was some corporation, it would be good, very welcome. i think from the point of view, if that corporations deeper and the, the try and your relationship is based on a more stable coaching. they're good sign in the japanese by that this is what they want in the december 22 new national security strategy. very importantly, japan referred to the south career as a, as an important the gorgeous and important not only geographically, but also to job security. so i think there is some, some sort of optimism within government that this, this relationship can be i think from japan point of view as well. they would we

cooperation. >> translator: we actually fair progressive values including democracy and also in terms of security and economic alliance we pursue the common interests that we are the closest ally in this regard. >> both said they want to strengthen cooperation including on security issues. they voiced concern over north korea's accelerating nuclear and missile program and said they'd work together to address it. the leaders also said they want to return to regular visits between their countries. japan's prime minister also hailed a south korean proposal to settle an issue dating back to world war ii. a south korean government affiliated foundation is set to pay damages in place of japanese companies that were accused of forcing koreans to work for them. the plan comes after years of strained relations between japan and south korea, which were set to be at their lowest state since the end of the war. >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next and "newsline biz" with gene otani. so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "news line biz." i'm gene otani. a visit by south korea's to japan is spurring expectations relations may return t

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allied interaction, hundreds of documents from 1992 to 2022 demonstrate the entire volume of relations between ministers. they put commemorative signatures on the tibelian pages of tamami. well, in general, armenia continues. yerevan repeatedly confirmed that cooperation is of a strategic nature within the framework of allied relations, both sides were satisfied with the course of the negotiations. in the near future , the dates of the next meeting in the trilateral format will be determined russia armenia azerbaijan varvara nevskaya dennis cicero vladislav dubtsov. and nadezhda nefyodova to lead the main topic of the day in moscow after more than 4 hours, the first round of negotiations between vladimir putin and the dolphin ended . but in a representative format. well, then the communication continued not formally, this test is the latest details from the author of the host of the program moscow kremlin putin pavel zarubin right to the sound of the chimes, the head of the chinese, accompanied by vladimir putin , see vladimir putin went out to see off the head of the whale on the porch. this is a very rare case, it almost never happens. he says, of course, amorous relations. we are now seeing the parting of the president of russia with the head of ch

allies in europe. that is for sure. good areas. we tailor cooper, they're reporting from washington. thank you. we're here. in ukraine, the embattled city of buckman could be on the verge of falling into russian hands. the commander of russia's mercenary wagner, group claims his fight as of nearly surrounded the city. many of the cities, roads have been cut off, making it hard for you, crime, and forces to move or to retreat. russian medium have released these images of what they say is, wagner soldiers inspecting destroyed bridge in the area close to block moods. taking control of the city would mark a symbolic victory for the russians who have been trying to capture barbara for the last 6 months. so is it just a matter of time before the russians take back more to put that question to d. w correspondent, mathias billing? i think that's what it looks like. pretty much sure. there have been conflicting messages these past few days. ukraine has said a few days ago that they would reinforce troops there. we've also heard some information about troops leaving. it's very difficult to assess the sit

boosting cooperation with allies and partners, a competitive advantage and source of strength, the ccp does not technology cooperation can be a strong feature of these relationships. continuing to invest in a strong defense including homeland defense which is required to deter aggression and build resiliency to attack and ensure we have the people and posture and intelligence and weapons systems and defend the united states. thank you for your time today. >> thank you. the chair recognizes doctor joseph for opening statement. >> chairman, ranking member established him as of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. it is an honor to be with you. i testimony is given as a scholar of chinese foreign policy and i emphasize this for two reasons. my role in academia is one of the researchers, not administer. my testimony is not on behalf of more directly or indirectly associated with my employer and the second is a former intelligence officer in some of the most detailed reporting on the topics of homeland security remains classified. the best position to offer pert

the council of ministers signed an agreement on innovative russian-belarusian cooperation this year, four new allied programs are being launched three in the field of defense security on grand security. one in the field of microbiology is a project to support a therapeutic anti-tuberculosis vaccine, which will be developed by scientists from belarus and russia will support the union budget. it is important that the decision on scientific priorities was made even before the unprecedented pressure from the west. the common scientific and technological space of russia and belarus is the guarantee of our independence. we have always lagged behind the united states in the development of nuclear weapons. today we are the first time in history. far ahead in all respects, absolutely new breakthrough results have been obtained. and that's all today. unlike the previous one, it is actively moving into the national economy in a broad sense, improving the life of each of us. belarus joins the international center for neutron research near st. petersburg and is ready to create its own research nuclear reactor, n

in order to stop the russian operation in ukraine as soon as possible allied, including poland, it is important to continue cooperationough sanctions against russia and provide active support to ukraine. will affect relations between moscow and tokyo, though the prime minister himself will have to report. about his tour in parliament, since the trip was not agreed upon, it was done. this is supposedly a depiction of their security secrecy, that the efforts of washington and its allies to save the kiev regime are even. the austrian military expert in gustav gresl argues, according to his assessment, much-needed apu ammunition. ukraine in the coming months will not get to live on the cancellation in washington last summer, they began to invest in the production of ammunition in order for it to gain turns need a year. this means that the ammunition that is currently being manufactured will arrive in europe in the second half of the year , measures are taken at the level of each individual state, countries separately order and supply ammunition. the problem is that the result leaves much to be desired doomed to failure an

production and deeper cooperation with allies, but during hearings in west virginia and in oklahoma, witnesses representing america's farmers, the energy producers, and manufacturers told this committee that they are ham strung by red tape and the biden administration new taxes. they deserve better. the biden administration unfortunately has refused to recognize that the constitution requires congress to be at the center of u.s. trade policy. through so-called trade frameworks that side stepped congress and fell to establish durable agreements. this administration is fueling the supply chain crisis and plunging american workers, farmers, and manufacturers into prolonged uncertainty. and then with dialogs and frame -- endless dialogue and frame works, for constitutional authority and giving american people a voice over trade. in order to succeed, this administration must recognize that congress is in the driver's seat in setting priorities and deciding whether to approve any trade agreement. and trade at its core function should be used to benefit the american people and increase the

also setting the conditions for innovation sector to stay ahead of the competition boosting cooperation with alliesartners which is a competitive advantage and source of strength the ccp does not have it. technology cooperation can be strong feature of these relationships. finally continue to invest in a strong defense including homeland defense which is required to deter prc regression, resiliency to attack and ensure we have the trained people, posture and intelligence weapon systems ammunition to defend the united states of the american people. thank you again for your time today look forward your questions. >> thank you, chernow t recognis for his opening statement. >> chairman pflueger, ranking member and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. it is really an honor to meet with you. my testimony is given as a scholar of chinese foreign policy emphasizes for two reasons. my role in academia is one of a researcher not an administrator. my testimony is not on behalf of or directly or indirectly associated with myre employer. second, as of former

what to the detriment of the western world of its ally, and it will be just the opposite this period, china will demand that a program of economic cooperationn russia and china be signed until 2030 in order to somehow strengthen this unsuccessful ally, let's say will lose both on the battlefield and politically and in general morally and er just before the visit to china of the chinese leader and they made i think that this international warrant for putin's arrest was made so that china would think that now there are no claims against him, even though he has ambitions, let's say, to win back taiwan e- e by military means e let sisinping think too although he is now on the horse for the third time, he went unprecedented in the history of the people's republic of china, he will rule for another five years, and most likely until the end of his life, a-a mr. yaroslav's company because we still have guests, we have to visit georgia for a quarter of an hour now . excuse me, yaroslav voitko, a diplomat - an international experiment, told us about america and china. diplomat, politician, economist, for the first time, the ambassador of georgia to u