which i think most people i hadn't heard about anything in terms of burma being able to mine uraniumesearch there is a report from 2010 by a us think tank that looked into the claims that potentially burma was mining uranium just claims that potentially burma was mining uranium— mining uranium 'ust to “ump in there. thank h mining uraniumjust to “ump in there. thank you h mining uraniumjust to “ump in there. thank you for _ mining uraniumjust tojump in there. thank you for talking i mining uraniumjust tojump in there. thank you for talking us through that extraordinary story but we have some breaking news which i want to go to straightaway. the house of commons. these are live pictures that we're going to bring you now. the speaker who has been under threat that is just take a quick listen to see what he says. {lin quick listen to see what he says. on all sides. i have a duty of care and i say that but if my mistake is looking after members than i am guilty. i am guilty because... i have a duty of care that i will carry out to protect people it is the protection that led me to make a

you also see something in the same thing in burma too. the u.s. is working with tribesmen in north burma, and they are enormous force multiplier for what becomes known as merrill's marauders in 1944. so you know, i just think from the sort of irregular warfare side, there's a lot to fill there. and i think also, in my opinion from the logistical side, but it's not you know, it's hard to approach the beans and bullets side of war and make really interesting on its own face. but i tell you, there's a human story there, too. and i think that's that's maybe how that could be done. just just moping. yeah. yeah, sure. you're you. have been building an alternative of what would you see the? u.s. army and the navy marine forces to go to the philippines for themselves, for the better in the history of this? yeah, great question. so it's funny because last fall i really looked into this very deeply because i gave presentation about what was called operation the potential invasion of formosa or what we call taiwan, gave a presentation to a group senior level

burma, the legend of german football and the scorer of the 1990 world cup final , passed away at thege of 63. the 1990 world cup champion, the runner-up of the 1986 world cup and the european runner-up in 1992 were among andreas burma's honors with mannschaft. thank you very much for accompanying the sports news of this watch. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to you , dear viewers of the 13 o'clock news network , together with colleagues , the government spokesman informs you of the approval of the bylaws for the protection of workers. a building in the lower income deciles reported. i would like to submit a letter to minister tsavid regarding the construction workers' social insurance law.

typhus of the scrub by mite variety proved a serious disease hazard in the pacific, and the india burma theater. since much less was known about this form of typhus. extensive studies had to be made of the clinical disease. the request, the causing it and the animal hosts and insect vector carrying it. rodents and other mammals as well were investigated as the animal reservoir for this disease. ticks, mites and other surface insects of the common wild animals were studied as possible vectors. studies of birds and their surface parasites were also undertaken. these extensive studies added not only to our knowledge of scrub typhus, but also our knowledge of the habits of possible vectors of others. study of the insect. vectors of scrub. typhus involved serious hazards. since the disease is a dangerous one and occasionally carries a high mortality field, investigators had to observe strict precautions to avoid exposure to the mate which carried the disease. in general, laboratories in the pacific area had more problems. but because of the nature of the campaign, were able to devote more ti

because of these flying hospitals are alive today who otherwise would have died in the jungles of burma or on the beaches of normandy? each patient was thoroughly checked before the takeoff. then over constantly and again when the plane landed. while in the air, the flight nurse was incomplete. charge ready to handle every emergency and doing everything a doctor would have do except operate. air evacuation was difficult and required specialized. skill and training. the flight nurse had to be prepared for the unexpected for the next moment at. might have and often did happen. at the general hospital in the theater operation. other skilled teams of surgeons and nurses stood ready to take over where the frontline hospitals left off. whether a hospital is canvas out in the field or in a solid structure in a city, it's routine. like the nurses routine doesn't vary and its principal aim remains fixed to offer the best possible medical care to the second wounded nurse who sterilized the operating equipment, the surgical gowns and gloves. prepared, drugs laid out the instruments which the docto

the age of 18 it is one of the important remnants of the establishment of the oil companies of the burma east india company during the british colonial era. it was iran in 1914 when world war i started. in this war, england was able to win with its very strong navy. in the end, many german colonies in africa came under british rule. in 1939, england entered world war ii. this war caused a lot of damage to england. this issue caused the breakup of this country and granting independence to the colonists. well, in the continuation of the dialogue window program , we have an election officer who performs the monitoring work in each election and in each region. observers there are independents who are sometimes invited from abroad. likewise, political parties monitor each other's activities. it's actually a big mess. there were choices in which i played a role. i witnessed electoral corruption. voting on other people's names is quite a task. this issue is not a problem if you trust the government, of course, if you believe that there is no corruption, but it practically means that the governm

sides, creating tension in china, the philippines, taiwan, japan, south korea, mnyan, yesterday's burmaus throughout... the entire band, and we play inactively, we constantly say that no, no, what are you, we are for international law, we will not do this, we do not supply everything , what is necessary, we do not supply everything that is necessary for the most diverse groups that, in the endless territory of the sheid arc, can strike at american military bases that are accidentally located next to them, we believe that someone will appreciate our nobility, or what, no, of course it's... we just don’t use the practice of the great soviet union, when the guys from ino could do such a thing that the whole of europe was on the ears, we are still trying to win the sympathy of the western world, in particular, this is due to the fact that a significant part of our ruling elite will not get rid of illusions , and that’s it, it’s time to wake up, war is inevitable, it’s no longer on the doorstep. let me remind you that on the territory of the russian federation, as it is written in the curren

amy: burma's ruling military junta has imposed mandatory military service for all young men and womennew law, all men aged 18 to 35 and women aged 18 to 27 will be ordered to serve for two years, though that can be extended to five years in the event of an ongoing state of emergency. this month marks three years since the military seized power in a 2021 coup and ousted elected leader aung san suu kyi and other members of her party. earlier this month, burma's un ambassador appealed to the international community to do more to help his country. >> last three years, over 44,000 people have been brutally killed by the military. more than 2.6 million people have been internally displaced. over 86,000 civilians including religious buildings have been destroyed or abandoned by the junta forces. almost 19 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. half of the population has been thrown into poverty. amy: meanwhile, amnesty international is calling for a war crimes probe over the military bombing of a church in sagaing in january which killed 17 people including two children who w

. >> we were born in burma and at the time, at the age of 5, 6, there was a rohingian genocide goingly were spread apart, we were torn by conflict. >> reporter: the brothers fled from burma and headed to malaysia with who they thought were trusted family friends. they say they were deceived and ended up panhandling and enduring abuse before eventually living on the streets, learning firsthand what it meant to be hungry and unhoused. >> we lived off scraps and it was really hard. we went through hard times, especially when it was raining. we didn't have shelter. >> i don't dwell on my past, what happened. i just want to focus on the future and help the people in need. >> reporter: in plate to people's first months it has donated over 1,500 pounds of food and 1,300 meals, it has raised nearly $16,000 and has touched and impacted the hearts of a community. >> they've always been positive to anyone around them, they're not ever negative. so i've always been appreciative of that and these guys have really helped me because i've also went through some mental health disorder in the past, an

we will pay for iran until the end, then it will stop in burma on the 11th of march 1402 , at the same time as the 12th election period of the islamic council and the sixth election period of the assembly of leadership experts, which according to the new election law, will start on the 3rd of march. zero hour on the third day of march advertising for the candidates of the islamic council elections has started at the same time as 20 radio and television channels that were set up to broadcast the debates, face-to-face programs and the responses of the candidates for the islamic council elections, those who announced the preparation, at the same time from zero day at zero day. on the 3rd of march, they will start their own work . we also establish video communication with some of these provinces in the program every day, and we will share the programs of the debates that are going to be aired on that day for your opinion, dear and respected viewers. members of parliament are leadership experts their volunteers will also talk to the people of every province in every province they choose to

burma has become the 124th country to ratify this treaty - reports the international criminal court,which, let me remind you, issued a warrant for putin's arrest in march of last year due to the deportation of ukrainian children from the occupied territories. in ukraine , a register of producers of technical crops is being created so that it is clear who grows, how much and which seeds are used, it will not be necessary to obtain licenses, quotas or separate permits for cultivation, reports the ministry of agricultural policy. they say that this is an impetus for realizing the huge potential of growing this plant in ukraine. the changes were introduced in accordance with the law on the circulation of cannabis in medical industrial purposes, scientific and scientific and technical activities, which the verkhovna rada adopted last year. that's all for today, look for more news in our social networks. language courses are planned to be launched for military personnel who wish to improve their knowledge of the ukrainian language. taras kremin, the commissioner for the protection of the s

the situation in and in relation to burma and in particular the february 1, 2021, coup, in which the military overtrue the democratically elected civilian government of burma, and unjustly arrested and detained government leaders, politicians, human rights defenders, journalists and religious leaders, thereby rejecting the will of the people of burma, as expressed in elections held in november2020, and undermining the country's democratic transition and rule of law, continues to pose an unusual and ex-trynary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the united states. therefore i have determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in executive order 14014 with respect to burma. signed sincerely, gee receive r. biden jr., the white house, february 7, 2024. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered prinked. the chair lay tbhefers house an enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 1568, an act to amend the tariff act of 1930 to protect personally identifiable information and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempor

japanese crime boss appearing in new york today on charges that he was trafficking nuclear materials from burmar countries. the department of justice says that the man and his co defendant believed the materials would be used to develop nuclear weapons in iran. so they were selling them. look at these images. these are images of nuclear samples that he showed to an undercover dea agent. both men have just pled not guilty to this crime and we're told that they were taking it all in stride and smiling in court. more on that when we get it. a short time ago, the judge in former president trump's civil fraud trial saying that the gop frontrunner has no grounds to postpone the enforcement on last week's $450 million record decision against an individual. trump's lawyers had asked for a 30-day delay. lydia hu live outside the famous trump tower here in new york city, which could potentially be a property for sale. we'll see what happens. hi, lydia. >> yeah, a lot to unpack here today. happening just a little while ago, judge engoron was writing an e-mail to defense counsel for trump that the defense

criticism he and england took after losing the third test, everyone will remember that, the jasper burmagood, or whether he was playing the conditions in the match situation, we will never know, but he certainly responded with thingy lemmings —— an that we know he can play and the style that we often think is best suited tojoe root. after play, he had a lot to say. he was very adamant in the defence of defence of some of the ways england go about their batting. stokes and mccallum. that is your word, _ stokes and mccallum. that is your word, that — stokes and mccallum. that is your word, that is not how we look at it. it's how— word, that is not how we look at it. it's how we — word, that is not how we look at it. it's how we can get the best out of each _ it's how we can get the best out of each other— it's how we can get the best out of each other as a team, how will we keep— each other as a team, how will we keep trying — each other as a team, how will we keep trying to get better as a group — keep trying to get better as a group. we will not always get it right _ group. we will not a

i'm now asia oriented, i was in burma 20 years ago, so i'm watching russia from an asian perspective. i think what you're missing when you talk about future influences on russia is what is coming in from the east. the chinese are in the process of repopulating siberia. there are millions of chinese there now. they have built industries, and another one of putin's strategic blunders may have been the alliance he has made with xi jinping, because xi jinping has much larger ambitions than whatever's going on in ukraine. and i think we need to look more carefully what is coming at them from asia. right now we hear about this extreme, strictly unprecedented friendship between china and russia. we read about in the papers, the russians talk about it all the time of the chinese to a lesser extent talk about it. even in this unprecedented period of relations, chinese academics chinese media, and even the first secretary of the chinese embassy in islamabad talk about for example, as a chinese city. the chinese claims vis-a-vis not just russia but also because asked , tajikistan, they are notg

i am now asian oriented and i was the chief of mission in burma 20 years ago, and so i'm watching russiafrom an asian perspective and i think what you're missing when you talk about future influences on russia is what's coming in from these, the chinese are in the process-- inned process of repopulating siberia. there are millions of chinese there now, they've built industries and another one of putin's strategic blunders may have been the alliance he's made with xi jinpings because xi jinping has much larger ambitions, vis-a-vis russia, than what's going on in ukraine. we have to look at what's coming at them from asia. they don't understand. i've had this conversation before with russians and they don't understand. i see what's happening with chinese influence in asia and it's moving ever, ever westward. and i think we have to-- it's not just xi jinping, it's the chinese. so i think we have to watch that. >> priscilla, thank you. that's a great caution. a great observation. if there's-- john, you want to comment on that. >> part of putin's strategic incompetence is focusing on ukraine

. >> i'm not an apologist for burma. i am a critic. when it comes to this, friedman once wrote create a shortage of tomatoes, passed a law retailers cannot sell tomatoes more than 2 cents. you will have a shortage. that's true with prescription drugs. every shortage of drugs we've seen the last few years involves price controls the dried-up production of the drug. the united states needs and pharmaceutical education because while the u.s. and more pricing and rewarding invaders adopting price controls in the 90s, it's not surprising we need an animation, he dropped is not but this committee and during that here to celebrate america's success, companies challenging inflation reduction act has control in court and simply for those who question partisan legislation. ten years ago the five year survival rate for patients diagnosed with lung cancer was 5%, terrible. introducing the cancer drug in 2014 is growing nearly fivefold and should be celebrating, instead of telling people it's a business and why aren't you by yourself but? never rea

, then the calls started, it turned out that it was this earthquake, i then went to myama, nearby, burma it was all scary to watch, of course i didn’t sleep for a second, you can’t swim in the beach, because military helicopters are always looking for corpses, such a pleasure is dubious, but here i am i remember well that year... i don’t remember the turguz meteorite, i remember the kursk submarine well, the pandemic, well, the pandemic is still unknown, when it started, we’re talking about the twentieth year, yes, the twentieth year it became known in america in europe , but firstly, there is evidence that already in the nineteenth year there were people, at least you often go abroad, you come, they take your blood, do some tests, then they freeze it, there was a frenchman here too with a cold. people were incomprehensibly seriously ill and wrote about and then in siberia there was an outbreak of typical pneumonia in the fall of the nineteenth year of the epidemic, entire areas there were closed, the nineteenth year is also not far from china, so we don’t really understand exactly when

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