, will accelerate the identification and elimination of obstacles in the domestic market of the allied fivelleagues have already approved new approaches. in this work on you and provide an optimized time frame and an improved barrier review mechanism. at the heart of new approaches. first of all, building up mutual trade between countries and minimizing the negative impact of external factors. belarusian universal commodity exchange intends to more actively promote belarusian products to the market of israel and other countries of the middle east region, first in all we are talking about materials that are in high demand in this market , an israeli company that represents the interests of our stock exchange will promote the work and search for potential buyers. as a non-resident broker , this was agreed upon during a meeting with its co-founder at btv, belazan's share in the russian mining dump truck market. exceeded 80% reported in the holding. this is the highest value over the past 7 years . the company cooperates with more than 600 consumers from russia. this is the coal company kuzbass

scientific research , it is noted that interaction with china is one of the main focuses for the allied five this year, in addition, much attention will also be paid to import substitution and the elimination of trade barriers anton malyuta with details. the eurasian economic union is successfully overcoming the pressure of sanctions, and this is also evidenced by official statistics. thus, agricultural production in countries the top five over the past year increased by more than 9% positive dynamics associated with an increase in the collection of basic crops. first of all, cereals and legumes, according to preliminary data. in gross collection. grain amounted to almost 187 million tons, which is about 27% more than the level of the previous year, a significant increase in fees was noted in all countries of the union and was due to an increase in yield. in particular. collection in armenia. grains grew by almost 58% in kyrgyzstan by 36% in kazakhstan by 34.5%, in russia by almost 27%, and in belarus by 19%. also increased the collection sugar beet by 2%, potato harvest by 4.6. center and v

scientific research , it is noted that interaction with china is one of the main focuses for the allied fivein addition, much attention will also be paid to import substitution and the elimination of trade barriers anton malyuta with details. the eurasian economic union successfully overcomes the sanctions pressure about this says the official statistics. so, the production of agricultural products in the countries of the five due to last year increased by almost 187 million tons, which is about 27% more than the previous year, a significant increase in fees was noted in all countries of the union and was due to an increase in productivity. in particular. in armenia, the grain harvest increased by almost 58%, in kyrgyzstan by 36%, in kazakhstan by 34.5%, in russia by almost 27%, and in belarus by 19%. also increased the harvest of sugar beets by 2%, the harvest of potatoes by 4.6% and vegetables by one percent, in addition to agriculture in the eu great attention is paid to the development of industry. here, the main focus of import substitution has already been implemented on 25 projects. w

of these countries, weapons will arrive in the near future; moreover, according to austin , an ally from five countries confirmed the desire to further support ukraine in the fight against russia, the participants of the meeting also discussed the supply of ammunition to ukraine and the increase in the production of projectiles, meanwhile, the minister of defense of ukraine, oleksii reznikov , called the results of the meeting optimistic. in ukraine to go to the counteroffensive in the spring , the country and the ally met for the first time on april 26 of last year at the us air force base rammstein in germany, ukraine is important for the whole world because it defends the principles of international law and we understand that the leaders of countries with power can somehow wake up and decide to seize their neighbor . they were at previous meetings, but they joined later. and they continue to think about how to provide ukraine with even more help . volodymyr zelensky thanked the partners for their willingness to help commented on the decisions made at the meeting in rammstein, the president

countries, the weapons will arrive in the near future, except moreover , according to austin, allies from five countries confirmed their desire to further support ukraine in the fight against russia, the participants of the meeting also discussed the supply of ukraine of ammunition and increasing the production of projectiles, meanwhile, the minister of defense of ukraine , oleksiy reznikov, called the results of the meeting optimistic. rammstein air force base in germany ukraine is important for the whole world because it upholds the principles of international law and we understand that the leaders of countries that have force can somehow wake up and decide to capture their neighbor. we cannot allow this, since many countries around the world are against this. now more than 50 countries have joined us, not all of them were at the previous meetings, but they joined later. and they continue to think about how to give ukraine even more assistance, thanked partners for their willingness to help volodymyr zelenskyi commented on the decisions made at the rammstein meeting, the president thanked th

these americans will never forget that as ally and leader, eisenhower was a five star g.i. , a soldier with his men, as well as a statesman who was a match even for churchill, a commander who suffered the shock of each casualty, a citizen soldier who knows the brutality war, a man who hates war from another general macarthur eisenhower learned about asia when macarthur sought the ablest americans to go with him, to developing ends in 1934. the man macarthur picked for that tough job was eisenhower from his achievements, not political promises. americans know. the essence of eisenhower. the statesman. the executive. the man the american system rests upon the rights and dignity of individual. the success that system depends upon the assumption by each of personal individual responsibility for the safety and welfare of the whole. no government official, no soldier, be he brass or psp, nor other person can assume your responsibilities. now democracy will cease to exist united determined american citizenry is under god the mightiest force the earth seen it can protect itself and lead the wo

states, including russia, and the bite expects to put on arming the camber with up to five nuclear submarines , the allieslan to resist beijing in the pacific region with the help of submarines. well, actually, this coalition, created 2 years ago, was originally conceived as an anti-chinese block of the newspaper. the guardian notes that washington is jeopardizing the non- proliferation regime. because it transfers a nuclear submarine to a country that does not have nuclear weapons. a wave of stock market panic caused by the american banking crisis covers other continents rapper writes about a fall in quotes by more than 7% on the tokyo and hong kong stock exchanges, investors are already leaving the market without waiting for reports from wall street, which is published later due to the time difference chaos is observed in europe by 12% the german commersbank index fell. in other situations, market participants are no better. what is called blowing on water? this is how they commented on the situation in the bank loan. against the backdrop of the crisis, canada will use the levers of state regulation and

ally. he lost by five percentage points to the democrat kathy hochul in november, if he'd won, he could've alvin bragg. donald trump, there is a gam plan here, there are leaning o the fly in 2017, republicans were only slowly becoming, within the administration, h surrounded now, buying applaus team, by loyalists here, and i in fact rigged to get into the white house, again we ar talking about a justice system that could be shaped within hi view, in a way to try to undercut everybody who's comin against him in the past. >> and jonathan, this is the subject of michael cohen, th disgraced lawyer donald trum is talking about, as subject o a second book, it's called revenge, he makes the poin that they were as von said trying to do this on the fly i 2016, but that campaign bega with chance of lock her up, an what we're gonna do, hillary clinton was on stage saint it' a good thing that someone like donald trump was involved in the law, and he said because you'd be in jail there's a sense that revenge and retribution, are at th core of the defense agains these charges me >> i think that's donald

may condy in north keyvi province was targeted by fives, is believed to be from the allied democratic forces as the ugandan armed group that's plunged allegiance to iso. the un security council team is due to arrive in the country for a 3 day visitors. heavy clashes with rebel groups continue in the east, a ceasefire between the government and m. 23 rebels was supposed to take effect on tuesday. the collapse the same day. the taliban governor of northern afghanistan's bulk province has been killed in a suicide bombing at his office. one other person was killed in the attack on my mood, bowed was a meal. and the provincial capital, messiah sharif, is one of the most senior taliban leaders to be killed since they took back control of our af canister. in 2021. i sold claim responsibility for the attack was a mill was a high profile opponent of the group, which has launched a series of attacks over the past year. all this week, world leaders have been discussing how to help the world's least developed countries at a you and conference, doha, the u. n. says these 46 countries account for 1

china positions itself as neutral, but so far this one is accepting five-mile lukashenka, the closest ally russian president vladimir putin , did not even talk on the phone with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky at the beginning of the war, allegedly. the depth in relation to zelensky and the complete openness of china in relation to lukashenka and putin also worries the journalists of the weekly spiegel. well, the ties between minsk and beijing are really getting stronger about this and the local media write. strengthen mutual political trust and remain good friends and partners for each other all-weather partnership among common interests. among other things, the speedy establishment of peace. in ukraine, peace talks will help end the crisis. with such a headline, the material came out in china , or by the way, the chinese press was inflated by the west. excitement reacted not without irony global times journalists note in biased reactions the petty sensitivity of the west to describe belarus as a small ally of russia and to assume that the expanding influence of china should be caus

statistics indicate that 500,000 and some one million americans and their allies died in iraq, as well as the subsequent conflicts. about five thousand american soldiers were also killed during the occupation of iraq. two thousand billion dollars of financial costs were delivered to the united states. the head of the taliban group added another type of drug to the list of prohibited drugs. however, the international community has not welcomed the process of banning the cultivation of drugs in afghanistan. the head of the taliban in his latest order cultivation of cannabis, or the drug hashish, is prohibited kurd has long and carefully said that anyone in the field of the product card will be destroyed and the person will be punished. in april 1401, the leader of the taliban also banned opium cultivation and trafficking. after about a year from that order, reports of opium cultivation continue to be published in afghanistan. the picture was recently published by the bakhtar news agency, which is in the possession of the taliban. the opium product is being investigated in one of the provinces of afghanistan. afghanistan expect

have the multi- domain task force participating so china sees that in allies and partners see that many deterrence fails there are five core tasks the first that i like to say is it gets to the staying power it is our job to establish and build up insecure in protect the spaces for the navy and marines and air force. that is why we are building out our integrated air and missile capabilities to protect those staging bases that will be key. second also with a linchpin in sustaining where the theater distributions come into play. we offer the opportunity to have communications and to provide interest theater sustainment. and then to protect those air refueling points all of that is critically important and we are expanding on watercraft with a watercraft company in japan. that will be very important. we offer command and control at a scalable level. we have the capacity to provide joint task worse headquarters and then to serve as the component commanders we have a lot of capability. the last two things that is critical is long-range fires we can help interdict and suppression of enemy air defenses that the first batter

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are grateful to congress for providing us with $500 million over five years to empower the department to work with our partners and allies in securing and expanding our crucial semiconductor supply chain in promoting the adoption of trustworthy telecom, architecture and technologies. since we will continue the ambitious agenda to modernize american diplomacy in our diplomatic operations globally, to ensure we are quick to address the challenges and seize the opportunities presented to us in the coming years. in addition to these priorities i want to take a minute to highway other critical investments that the budget proposes. to support all that we are doing globally,'s -- requesting over 500 new staff positions for the state department, and these will focus on expanding our footprint in the indo pacific region, increasing professional development and training options to ensure our personnel are best prepared to meet these complex challenges in bolstering our staff to me unprecedented demand for passports, visas and other services. we will also continue to advance diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility to include

allied health professionals. and if you commit to you about five years of service, my son-in-law just finished. he's now in his first five years of service of the pediatrician. he had his entire four years of medical school paid. by the federal government. but now he is committed to five years of giving service in underserved community in the country. we are expanding a number of public service thoughts that we have available in the health workforce. we are trying to do a better job of getting some of these graduate medical education residency slots directed into communities that don't have enough of them because, studies have shown, if you start your teaching, medical education residency program in a particular community, there's a real strong chance you are going to stay there after you finish and not leave. and that is a great way to get assets, medical health care assets, to state a community. by directing them to these places. i will say, forgive me this may sound political, very tough right now to get butting ob/gyn's to go into some of these states that are now making a very difficult fo

five. all these 30 years, the americans did everything with their allies so that china russia would not they not get close, they simply could not help getting close, and yet all and 30 years old. they repeated we must do everything so that they do not get close. i'm seriously asking here. so i don’t really understand her, how can you say so, really very cunning wisdom. she spoke with the actor's head, or does it really seem to them that the actions that they take they actually divided, china russia, but because it was possible to divide china russia for this , there were 1500 of these same ways without problems. it could even be written as if on this occasion, well, this is an elementary manual, yes, and carry it out, but they did everything exactly the opposite. then the question arises. in general, as far as we really , as it were, soberly assess these people, and not just in some places. maybe we don't really understand them. they don't understand us , they really don't understand us in many ways. we don’t understand them because, as i say, for 30 years, they have been doing everything, b

five years. the npc also elected li qiang — one of chinese president xi jinping's most trusted allies, as the new, the director of rodhium group, an economic research provider. she leads the research on european union china relations and china's economic statecraft and it is quite interesting when we look at this in a sense of that being no political power in this organisation but there are some interesting announcements not least on the economy and now having a prime minister who used to run shanghai which is a city we absolutely associate with china's economic miracle over the last few decades. , ., , ., decades. yes, the appointment of li qianu has decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been _ decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome _ decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as - decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as a - decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as a sign i qiang has been welcome as a sign that they are being more economically minded with the past five or ten years being really characterised b

five years ago to young people. at the same time he is perceived to be an ally of the old undemocratic regimes, so that's difficult for him. he wants to change the relationship. he says he is going to reduce the number of french soldiers in africa, especially french-speaking west africa. he will not touch the numbers in djibouti because that's a very strategic place. he is going to reduce the number of french soldiers. he says by the end of this year there will be no french bases in africa. they are either going to turn them into military academies, where they will educate african soldiers, or they will comanage them with governments of the host countries. he is trying to get a lower profile. he wants to sell weapons to africa but he will have a harder time because the russian, chinese, and turkish weapons are cheaper than the french weapons. he may offer military help, intelligence, satellite images, and fire support to these african regimes. basically this is a goodwill mission. it's his 18th trip to africa. he realizes how important africa is to the future of europe and he believes strongly if you don't solve the p

and folks around the world did task force and together we were able to get five flights on the north and save 3000 afghan alliesamericans on the first flight of 380 that is only part of the story the true heroism exist in the face of each of you in this room who despite the fact that you reached out for help from our federal government and we got no answer, he was able to not only navigate a caravan of 40 vehicles north of an eight hour 30 would you please pick up two young women whose husbands have gone missing they were students in on monday they were going to the university. by the middle the week they were beaten in the street because they did not have a head covering. their future was one of force marriage he put them in the back of his toyota corolla with the small children and together they made the journey north they were stopped multiple times throughout the night by the taliban and time and time again who are these women and he would say i am the grandfather we are going to a wedding. this cover story is not developed out of thin air it was a work of volunteers who helped at every checkpoint report ba

this comes as the allies announced plans to hold their largest field exercise the last five years laterorth korea is threatening to take, quote, unprecedentedly strong action against those drills walgreens says it it will no longer offer abortion pills in states where attorney generals object, even in places like alaska and iowa where abortion remains legal. republican attorney generals in 20 states sent walgreens a letter last month warning the pharmacy chain that they would take legal action if walgreens continued distributing it. >>> senator dianne feinstein is receiving treatment for shingles in a california hospital the senator was diagnosed with the virus in february and is expected to make a full recovery according to a statement from her office recently announced she will not seek re-election in 2024 got to get that shingles vaccine, scott, if you haven't already. >>> costco is the worst performer in the s&p 500 they missed on revenues and same store sales. shannon, you own it. what's your take >> we talked about this last week ahead of some potential disappointing news, and we

allies and partners see that. those are all things we are doing and campaigning. i think there are really five core tasks that the army has. we offer the opportunity to provide clear communications to the broader force, to again provide intra-theater sustainment, setting up munition stockpiles, setting up air refueling points and protecting them. all of that is going to be critically important, given the vastness of what we're looking at. we are expanding our watercraft, we will have a watercraft company in japan. that's going to be very important. we have offered command-and-control at a scalable level, and general flynn can talk about that quite a bit more. we have the capacity to provide joint task force headquarters and we could serve as the combined joint force land component commander. so we just have a lot of capability there. the last two things we do that would be critical is long-range fire. we can provide on the question of enemy air defenses. our first battery of long-range hypersonic weapons is actually training with their ground equipment, and by this fall we will have our first

number of artillery shells, we have a maximum of five, seven thousand shells per day for the entire thousand-kilometer front line. well, our western alliesy cannot give us much more, because for comparison, these are the same 7,000 shells that we have per day from this is the annual norm of the french army, for example, but for the sake of comparison, the russians have now dropped to 10:20,000 shells per day and they are literally crying there, crying that it is terrible that it is so impossible to fight and so on. this is the fact that we are completely dependent on our allies for our shells and they are also difficult, as they say, or not rubber, because they did not prepare for such a war, shells are in terrible shortage all the time , that is, nothing new has happened here, but unfortunately, we are forced to fight all the time in such conditions. and as for the stiletsky as far as i know still a bed of coal while there is still no shortage, i.e. here with the cartridge, well, at least as far as i know, there will be no problems with the cartridges until now, problems may arise in certain areas precisely because, as i just said, and

five multiple launch rocket systems. as you all know, germany is also a close nato ally and host to our largest u.s. military force presence in europe, which has been pivotal this year as we have again tried to reinforce our nato allies and bolster the eastern flank of nato and the deterrence there. a large portion of u.s. training of ukrainian forces occurs at our bases in germany, and our german colleagues have also conducted their own training of ukrainians also in germany. and just last week, we worked together to rally global support at the u.n. for ukraine's resolution on a just peace. and we've also been supportive of the chancellor's efforts to implement policy changes to respond to the changed security environment, including increasing germany's defense spending and rapidly transitioning from russian energy sources. i'm sure the leaders will discuss their recent engagements with ukrainian officials, including the president's trip to kyiv and meeting with president zelenskyy, as well as chancellor scholz's meeting with president zelenskyy in paris last month. we anticipate that the two leade

we start with our five treaty allies in asia. japan, korea, australia, the philippines, thailand.i would argue that our alliance relationships are stronger than they've ever been before and we're working together not just in bilateral ways to improve our security but increasingly in trilateral and multilateral ways to advance our shared interests not just in the security realm but in economics in terms of promoting our values and then beyond that i'm sure you've seen the president hosted uh an unprecedented summit with the leaders of asean last year he hosted another unprecedented summit with the leaders of the pacific island countries we've formed new informal mechanisms such as the quad the partners of , the blue pacific, again forming these interlocking webs of relationships. my duty every day is to demonstrate the credibility of our commitment to the region and to our partners to let them know we will all be better off and more prosperous and more secure if we work together. >> there is a debate on how best to build the coalition. i have had some tell me we should apply pressu

our ally russia guarantees us protection in a variety of ways, including nuclear in the event of a threat. the president said, and i will repeat. if you want peace, prepare for war, two of the fiveountries with which we share borders are now conducting hostilities; attack on our territory has always been a threat, after all, not today we found ourselves on a piece of the earth who want to crush many under them, but now questions arise. can our commander-in-chief ignore the sparks around belarus, even if the likelihood of an invasion is small for us, that there is nothing to defend? nothing to cherish what they are achieving media that have been sarcastic for years every time it comes to strengthening the military shield of belarus, what they want to achieve now, raising the air of feathers and panic due to the deployment of an allied military groupings. the president outlined the main task of these actions do not allow belarus to be drawn into the war. why is there a subtext here. does this task seem insufficient to strengthen the borders, if you want peace, prepare for war? this is about the fact that no one will encroach on your territory as long as you can growl, when proven

m23 and the allied democratic forces are two of the most prominent armed groups in the area. more than 8000 people have been killed in the last fivers, regional mediation efforts have failed to stop the conflict, and some u.n. troops have also been accused of killing civilians. we will begin our discussion in just a moment. but first, malcolm webb reports from nairobi. reporter: m23 has continued advancing in recent weeks, and it's effectively encircled the provincial capital of goma as its fighters moved through masisi territory. tens of thousands of people have fled, reporting that m23 fighters have rounded up villages and executed them, clearing out entire communities who are now joining the already 800,000 people displaced by this conflict. m23 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda, although rwanda denies it. to the north, around the city of beni, dozens of civilians have been killed in allied democratic the last week. the allied democratic forces, or adf is widely blamed, as it has been, for killing thousands of civilians in that area over the last ten years. it is an armed group that originated from neighbo

ongoing criminal investigation in front of a bunch of allies of the very person that investigator might be trying to prosecute. well, that is a fiveeral government. now, mr. bragg politely declined his request saying in a letter bragg's office will, quote, always treat a fellow government entity with due respect and requesting a meet and confer to understand whether the committee has any legislative purpose. sort of seems clear what the committee's purpose is. unfortunatelily, jim jordan isn't some letter writing, congressman and chair of the house judiciary committee. he has subpoena power and he is likely to at least try to use it. so, exactly how district attorney bragg responds to these house republicans and how democrats respond, all of that really matters because this is likely just the first indictment against president trump. the odds are pretty good the leading republican candidate for president in 2024 that he will be actively fighting multiple criminal indictments while on the campaign trail. and that candidate seems to think so too. today trump called for all of the prosecutors in all of the investigations into him, he

nato partners for example, what the five stars and conte movement says there is no voice in italy or in europe to distance ourselves from our british ally, who announced that he was sending depleted uranium shells to kiev in the hope of achieving a military victory. over russia painfully ignores the fact that in a conflict provoked by a nuclear power, where the outcome can be catastrophic there are no winners there are only losers there is total destruction for this very reason. we cannot support further military supplies and urge everyone in this parliament to get rid of the delusion that this is the way to achieve peace? prime minister, you said yesterday in the senate that now is not the time for peace. and what time will it be, first of all, who decides? on what basis? because the blocks of these escalations - this time will never come italy to war, however, the italians know that courage is not inherent in those who simply follow orders to please allies in the mood for military escalation. talking to our allies the italians were terribly impressed by the intention of the uk to put a projectile with combined uranium on hill, because

allies, including a high—level delegation from cuba. his successor, nicolas maduro, has seen near economic collapse and the departure of five million people current and former staff at twitter have told the bbc�*s panorama programme that the company is no longer able to protect users from online abuse, following mass sackings and changes under owner elon musk. exclusive academic research and testimony from twitter users, supports their claims, suggesting abuse is thriving under mr musk�*s leadership. our social media and disinformation correspondent marianna spring reports. with more than 350 million users, twitter�*s often described as the town square of the internet. but since elon musk took over last october, the company's been in chaos. the personal abuse i receive on twitter has tripled. so i headed to san francisco to look for answers. twitter used to have around 7,500 employees. now, at least half of them have been fired or chosen to leave, including lisa jennings young. she worked on features designed to protect users like me from online hate. thanks so much for having us. it was not at all perfect, but we were trying and we were

ongoing criminal investigation, in front of a bunch of allies of the very person that investigators might be trying to prosecute. , wow that's a fivepower. it's what congressman jordan himself might call the weaponization of the federal government. now mr. brag, politely declined chairman jordan's requests this morning, saying in a letter that brags office will quote, always treated -- due respect. and requesting a meet and confirmed understand whether the committee has any legislative purpose. it sort of seems clear what the committee's purposes. now unfortunately, jim jordan isn't just some random letter writer, he's a congressman in the chair of the house judiciary committee he has subpoena power, and he's likely to at least try and use that. exactly how the district attorney bragg responds to the house republicans and how democrats respond, all of that really matter is because this is likely just the first indictment against president trump. the odds are pretty good that the leading republican for -- 2020, for that he'll be actively fighting multiple criminal indictments wall on the campaign trail, and that candidate seems to t

the grand jury, because this investigation has been going on for five years, but recently, we have been seeing a parade of the trump allies going before the grand jury including kellyanne conway and most recently this morning, michael cohen who would be in the center of any case, and he took a moment to talk to reporters. let's take a quick listen to what he said. >> i have to applaud district attorney bragg for giving donald the opportunity to come in to tell his story. now, unoing donald as well as i do, understand that he does not tell the truth. it is one thing to around and lie on social, but another on the grand jury, so i don't expect he is going to be coming here. >> and now, if he does not testify before this invitation of the grand jury knowing that they are nearing the end of the investigation, and knowing that there is going to be a battle, it is going to be up hill battle, because this is conduct seven years ago, and in the course of things, it is a paperwork crime, and it is going to be prosecuted under the novel theory and at the center of the case is a michael cohen who is a convicted liar and gone before

five multiple launch rocket systems. as you all know germany is a close nato ally and host to the largest military force presence in europe which has been pivotal this year as we try to reinforce the nato allies and bolster the deterrence. a large portion of training of ukrainian forces occurs in the bases in germany into the german colleagues also conducted their ownin training of ukrainians in germany. just last week we worked to rally support of the un for ukraine's resolution. we've also been supportive of the efforts to implement policy changes to respond to the changes in the security environment including increasing germany'scr defense spending and rapidly transitioning from russian energy sources. i'm sure the leaders will discuss the recent engagements with ukrainian officials including the president's trip to kiev and meeting with president zelenskyy as well as chancellor scholz meeting in paris last month. we anticipate the two leaders will exchange views on the upcoming nato summit and other global issues like the challenges posed by the people's republic of china. all in all we expect this will be a true work

five years. the npc also elected li qiang — one of chinese president xi jinping's most trusted allies, as the newmier over the weekend. i'm joined now by agatha kratz, the director of rodhium group, an economic research provider. she leads the research on european union china relations and china's economic statecraft and it is quite interesting when we look at this in a sense of that being no political power in this organisation but there are some interesting announcements not least on the economy and now having a prime minister who used to run shanghai which is a city we absolutely associate with china's economic miracle over the last few decades. , ., , ., decades. yes, the appointment of li qianu has decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been _ decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome _ decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as - decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as a - decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as a sign i qiang has been welcome as a sign that they are being more economically minded with th

the first aircraft from the allies, which ukraine receives a full-scale war, the fight in the air was the most difficult for us, because the enemy's aviation potential was five stronger, now everything can finally change , neighbor poland is not sending 20 mig-29 fighters to ukraine, and four of them are now heading to ukraine, according to the president , because duda the decision on the transfer of fighters was made at the highest state level in terms of technical capabilities, they are in good condition , literally in the coming days we will transfer four aircraft in full working order to ukraine and the rest are being prepared and serviced, and we will successively hand them over, and after poland, 13 iron birds . of the protection of ukraine and all of europe from russia. the government unanimously approved the international agreement on the basis of which the decision was made to provide ukraine with missiles and parts of the ppu system . hit their houses and warehouses in total from both countries - these are 33 fighter jets, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi called such assistance powerful and it is indeed so iron birds will give more oppo

five-year terms. last year, xi was given the title of the ruling secretary of the chinese communist party. now, he can fill key posts with allies. th vic premier mednto the role of vice president. he was part of the decision making body xi's bureau standing committee. >>> people in ukraine are enduring what's thought to be the most intensive russian missile attack this year. the strikes reportedly included hypersonic weapons. kyiv said at least ten people have been killed. >> translator: another attempt by t terrorist state to wage war against civilization has caused temporary power, heat and water outages in some of our regions and cities. >> ukrainian officials say russia fired more than 80 missiles on thursday, inclung six hypersonic projectiles. british defense officials say the barrage was one of the largest since last december. they believe the interval between waves of russian strikes is growing as moscow needs to preserve its dwindling arsenal. u.s. defense experts say the russian president likely dug deep into his weapons stockpile to appease for supporters who have been calling for a greater show of force. some demand

allies are able to supply - it's just the numbers that came out recently . well, i only remembered one javelins used in ukraine, which were produced five years before the war,ice, how do we spend them, that is, it is completely unclear whether they have something there, we do not know whether it is in a warehouse or whether the warehouses are empty, or as ukrainian experts say, what happens is what they say. here are 10 tanks coming to see where those tanks are there are nine tanks out of them , they cannot move, they need to be repaired for six months so that they are very well. what there is simply not enough power in ukraine, but it is powerful because the west does not exist and does not give the west because it does not want it , because it may not have it . let's correspond. and we can't, but he's resting, he went on vacation, he can't sign, and he didn't agree with that, and so on and so on . that's why it's really the first swallow, although it's definitely an allerger, a comeleger. in a war, as in a war , it's unlikely that you can get anything here. come up with this no one knows, except for the lucky one, after all, we always have all the message

five years. the npc also elected li qiang, one of chinese president xi jinping's most trusted allies, as the newplomat, now working with the mercator institute for china studies. thank you very much indeed. 0bserving thank you very much indeed. observing the events of the last few days, where does this leave the chinese leadership? what do you take from what you have seen? weill. chinese leadership? what do you take from what you have seen?— from what you have seen? well, let's first of all put — from what you have seen? well, let's first of all put it _ from what you have seen? well, let's first of all put it into _ from what you have seen? well, let's first of all put it into context, - from what you have seen? well, let's first of all put it into context, i - first of all put it into context, i don't think the two meetings of the national people's congress and the consultative committee are anyway nearly as important as the party congress, which happened at the end of last year, where power really comes from, from the party of the control of the military, and xi as president is not that impor

ally in the world, so it's a significant step. and, of course, let's look at the technology involved. this would include potentially up to fivetes as well as building several more — we don't know the exact number yet — an update on the astute attack submarines from britain, so it's an extremely important shot in the arm for the shipbuilding industries both in the uk and here in the united states. but, of course, that needs to be balanced with the fact that there will be real concerns about the sort of escalation of a modern cold war. is it expected that it could be announced where the submarines will be built, or are they open to different options? well, the expectation is that barrow—in—furness in the uk will do very well out of this and certainly i think the uk government is extremely pleased to have sort of landed this. we're going to wait obviously to find out the exact details of what's being built where. but i think in terms of the sort of global geopolitics of it all, we've heard just how concerned china is and that it sees this as, as i say, this sort of extension of a new arms race and that's been its argument. austr

ally in the world. so it is a significant step and let's look at the technology involved. that would include potentially up to five states as well as building several more. we do not know the exact number yet, an update the astute attack submarines from britain. it is an extremely important shot in the arm for the shipbuilding industry both in the uk and here in the united states but of course that needs to be balanced with the fact there will be real concerns about the sort of escalation of a modern cold war. is it will be announced escalation of a modern cold war. is it the will be announced escalation of a modern cold war. is it the summaries nnounced escalation of a modern cold war. is it the summaries willjnced escalation of a modern cold war. is it the summaries will be ed escalation of a modern cold war. is it the summaries will be built or where the summaries will be built or will they be open to different options? will they be open to different 0 tions? , . ., ., will they be open to different otions? , . ., ., , will they be open to different otions? , ., , options? the expectation is barren for will do

five ukrainian military personnel on the use of vfr systems. well, he also claims that over 7,000 ukrainian militants have trained, and washington's allies have elevenhousand. and once again they emphasized the states against kiev starting peace talks. well indeed, such works will be wasted. and in moscow, the court arrested us journalists who collected secret information about military plants. hevan gershkovich was caught red-handed in yekaterinburg vitaly karmazin found out the details. in a small ural restaurant today, a commotion was detained here , the alleged spy evan gershkovich, who works as a journalist for the american edition of the wall street journal, according to the waiters, they detained gorshkovich quietly. without special forces, apparently. here gorshkovich met with the informant against the detainee filed in the fsb of russia according to the department. gershkovich was spying in the interests of the american government . it was established that gershkovich, acting on the instructions of the american side , collected information constituting a state secret from the activities of one of the enterprises of the russian military-indu

allies and partners see that. those are all things we're doing if campaigning and then if deterrence fails and bill brief on this. i you know, i think there are really five cor tasks that the army has, you know, the first i like to say that we're the linchpin forth and again this gets to the staying power it is ourt job to -- to establish then build up and then secure and protect staging basis for the navy, for the marines for the air force. and that's why we're really building out our integrated militaryfe air force ability to protect those kinds of staging bases that are going to be key the second really big thing we're doing also about being a linchpin it sustaining joint force that's where those theater distribution centers come into play. twe offer the opportunity to provide secure communications to the broader force. to again to provide intratheater setting up thought piles setting up forward air refueling points protecting them, all of that is going to be critically important given the vast systems, obviously, that we're looking at and we're expanding our water craft. we're going to have a water craft company in japan. so that's going to be very,

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the irish air defense system which is infrared seeking system five multiple launch rocket systems as although germany is a close nato allynd the military force presence in europe. which has been pivotal this year's leave again tried to reinforce our nato allies and bolster the eastern flank of nato and deterrence there but large portion of yes training of ukrainian forces occurs in her bases in germany our german colleagues also conducted their own training of ukraine's also in germany. just last week we were together to rally global support for new ukraine's resolution. ross in support of the chancellor's everett simplot policy changes to respond to the security environment including increasing germany's defense spending rapidly transmission from russian energy sources. i am sure that the leaders will discuss the recent engagements with ukrainian officials include the president's trip to kyiv and many of president zelenskyy as well as chancellor scholz meeting with president zelenskyy in paris last month. we anticipate the two leaders will exchange views on the upcoming nato summit. other global issues like the challeng

many reasons why the cold war was won, but we convinced allies to really ramp up production in the mid to late 1980's. price of energy cratered, and fiveears later, the soviet union fell. that was a huge contributing factor, putin knows the european economy in particular, germany, the economy is completely dependent on russian oil and gas, and i think part of his miscalculation is he thought that they would quickly be brought to heel out of far fear, and they haven't been. there's a game of chicken, how long can he threaten before the germans say it's time to bring it in to this or start with peace talks? so far neither side has backed off, but i think to his surprise, the germans haven't said even quietly we probably need to talk about a deal, because our industrial economy is being hurt. and that's one of those other dynamics that the longer it plays out, everybody gets hurt, and to me this is a war -- well, i don't want to get ahead of ourselves, but without a clear winner, and i don't mean in terms of a resolution, i can't tell you who's winning, who's gaining. i'll leave that for a moment. >> ok, so we're in a situation now, it's