and also our cooperation. and to see how to expand this cooperation, we'd like to announce today that many programs have been frozen by virtue of president trump's executive order. we are willing to provide waivers so that programs can continue and also we want to see how to expand the programs. i am happy to announce today that we have entered into an m.o.u. to formalize the presence of c.v.p. agents, customs and border patrol from the united states to work together, we the national police, to improve our efforts, and we will see how we to certain technologies, which will allow them to grow what you are doing, and we will do this together. on the other end, we can forget the issue of haiti. i'd like to make a few points clear. first of all, the united states is committed to continuing to work with the international mission there. there have been interviews that are not truthful about the current position. last week, we signed a permit to continue being part of the mission. we will continue to support the miss

we are just cooperating in the process.t's not a matter of suctioning the government for not cooperating. that's what friends and allies do to help each other out as we are committed to working with you on several projects. not only an economic development , but also confronting drug trafficking and other actors who try to corrupt the country. we have only been in power for two weeks. there have been no changes to sanctions against individuals. every elise: and all existing sanctions that they have inherited from previous administrations. to date, no decisions have been made in that regard nor have these been discussed or contemplated. regarding the china question, yes, it's difficult. we know that the government in beijing is committed not only to breaking those ties, but also took coming into significant import sectors of the economy and the arts -- obsessed with developing telecommunications with other companies. if the theists left companies to be able to communicate without interruptions. they like to make a lot of pro

we also discussed japan-united states cooperation to bring about growth and prosperity, economic cooperation, including on economic security, is important from the perspective of strengthening alliance cooperation. japan is the closest economic partner of the united states and has been the world's largest investor in the united states for five consecutive years. also with the inauguration of president trump, the momentum for japanese companies to invest in the united states is growing even stronger today. -- even stronger. today i conveyed my willingness to cooperate together to elevate japan's investment in the united states to an unprecedented amount of $1 trillion. president trump and myself also concurred to elevate the japan-u.s. partnership to an even higher level through improving business environment and increasing bilateral investment and employment, strengthening each other's industries, leading the world in developing advanced technologies such as ai and leading edge semiconductors and strongly promoting efforts to harness the energy of the growing market in the indo-pacific regio

uh, cooperation. yes. because as mentioned by president putting in the, it's not this article he published on russian africa as a strategic cooperation. let me see is entering a new stage of development to a face of an able to think to rush, advocate summit's be, are we what school do you mean the sound of the 1st ministerial conference? so the russia, africa partnership for him held him november. well, very important. we're working with the friends to realize the treatments made during those events. relying on the plan of action adopted in st. petersburg in summer 2023. so this is where making huge steps, but of course, i mean there's still much to be done. rushes to trade and economic correlations with africa. developing last year we had a significant increase in trade. we're now reached $25000000000.00 in tre turnover. but of course, we are steadily moving forward and the new success is providing inspiration with it and looking for new projects that will strengthen this and know that there's the groundw

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they signed a treaty on comprehensive, strategic partnership on political and economic cooperation. but the headline here is the mutual defense clause and the treaty if either party is attacked, the other will provide, quote, military or other assistance. the prussia has been framing the war and ukraine as a war against nato, and the collective west led by the us. and that's a cause that kim is happy to sign up for. now russia has a military partner in that war against the west, in that common cause. and a military partner that has nuclear weapons and is willing to also take risky, bold moves, the way they rush that you heard, right? this is what many experts say about north korea. yes, they have nuclear weapons. the mutual defense clause is pretty much copy and paste from an old training from 1961 when russia was part of the soviet union. so the whole thing feels like a revival of cold war times when you choose to move the practical system to look at peace and the go with him years. okay, he's got a meeting, but it's just curious to communicate, you say is, can play with them. so f

it is possible to cooperate even between rivals. and to that, the united states and china have had their moments of cooperation even in the field of developing a vaccine or starting those possible diseases or whatnot. and many scholars of health diplomacy, they point out to various areas where china and the united states can continue cooperating and, you know, if it is a vaccine production, china has a lot of productive lives capacity was sharing some of the information on, you know, vaccine production. china can scale up the production of vaccines for distribution through other international forms, as one example. so, yes, opportunities and those are pointed out. one thing that i did not point out his china has had tremendous experience of the environmental disasters because due to the geographical location it has been plagued with droughts and floods and et cetera et cetera et cetera. top-notch urban search and rescue team that has been assisted in various international settings. something that can be brought to bear in terms of e

what happened with this cooperation, but ultimately match allowed that to happen. he didn't need to put this draft on the table and it was partly about putting the social democrats in the greens under pressure as well. so to, to, you know, impose no action when it came to, to migration. but as i was saying earlier, is all timing as well, and we have to ask how much of this was about electioneering? this was off the back of 2 very tragic faithful attacks and committed by the suspects, at least are non german nationals. and that brought the topic of migration back to the full gun. and i think that isn't itself is really interesting to that in recent months. it's actually the economy that for the 1st time in years has been the most important topic for, for jen. invite is. yeah. absolutely, now, ralph, i also want to pick up on what kate mentioned regarding of how this will play with public opinion. i thought it was interesting that germany's 2 largest churches also came out to condemn merits here. right. and, and they're condemning someone who is the leader of the chr

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we also discussed japan, united states cooperation to bring about growth and prosperity, economic cooperation, including on economic security, is important from the perspective of strengthening alliance cooperation. japan is the closest economic partner of the united states and has been the world's largest investor in the united states for five consecutive years. also, with the inauguration of president trump, the momentum for japanese companies to invest in the united states is growing even stronger today. i conveyed my willingness to cooperate together to elevate japan's investment in the united states to an unprecedented amount of $1 trillion, president trump and myself also concurred to elevate the japan-u.s. partnership to an even higher level through improving business environment and increasing bilateral investment and employment, strengthening each other's industries, leading the world in developing advanced technologies such as a.i. and leading edge semiconductors, and strongly promoting efforts to harness the energy of the growing market in the indo-pacific region we also confirmed

we also discussed japan united states cooperation to bring about growth and prosperity, economic cooperationurity, is important from the perspective of strengthening alliance cooperation. japan is the closest economic partner of the united states and has been the world's largest investor in the united states for five consecutive years. also, with the inauguration of president trump, the momentum for japanese companies to invest in the united states is growing even stronger today. i conveyed my willingness to cooperate together to elevate japan's investment in the united states to an unprecedented amount of $1 trillion. president trump and myself also concurred to elevate the japan-u.s. partnership to an even higher level through improving business environment and increasing bilateral investment and employment, strengthening each other's industries, leading the world in developing advanced technologies such as ai and leading edge semiconductors, and strongly promoting efforts to harness the energy of the growing market in the indo-pacific region. we also confirmed that we will cooperate to st

it has been 20 or 30 years where people try to reform it, it refuses to cooperate. when we were in congress, we couldn't get basic answers to questions. that will not continue. >> i articulated to you my challenges. they go back to my time in congress. we would ask questions, who gets the funding, who gets the money? we don't need to tell you, we are a political. american foreign policy is to further the interest of the united states. if someone wants to spend a political dollars, they should start a charity. you can find anyone you want. if you are going to spend taxpayer money, you need to spend it in furtherance of the national interest of the united states. this is not my frustration. this frustration has existed for almost a quarter century in multiple administrations. it is going to stop. >> talk about the canal conversation you had with the panamanian president. >> we had a frank conversation. he is a friend of america, he is. panama is a strong partner and ally of the united states. the president articulated, when we turned over the canal, we turned it over

cooperation is still open for other countries to join while pen and must pull out, might be a notable moment. but from china's perspective, it's thinks that it won't have a substantial long term effect on as of the b r i 's growth or is global reach stuff. over a 140 countries and 30 international organizations i signed up to the belt on road . that's so, losing a single pock, the wood had tie not hard for naturally that model. however, for the central american nation, it's a different story. and that is because the panama canal is one of the biggest sources of income for the country. and china is the 2nd largest use of the shipping lane. in recent years, b g is also invested heavily in ports and terminals along the canal. a trump previously threatened to seize the coastal trade route, claiming that the us was being unfair to be charged. and his team wasted no time in celebrating the needs of panama psych cities at the coupling from china. throughout the transition and during his inaugural address, president trump made it known that the united states cannot and will not allow the chin

this is something we need to cooperate on. unfortunately, when there are efforts like these there are individuals in power in certain agencies willing, for different reasons, to support this that is contrary to the interest of the state and its people. we will work together to see what kinds of consequences we will impose when something like that happens to seem how we can help you punish this attitude by high-ranking government officials that are not working for the good of their national interests. anything we can do to help with that we will. in terms of national security, we have the threat of these drugs are groups that use your country, because of your geographic location, as a transit point with all of the problems that come with that. so we will collaborate with you and investigate to see how we can involve the da and sbi from the united states working under your security teams here so they can investigate cases around drugs being sent to the united states and other places. this is work that we will build on. i would l

but it also expressed that the b r i s n economic cooperation. that initiative and is merely about economic cooperation is still open for other countries to joined while pen and must put.

a well was china firmly opposes the us smear and sabotage of belt and road cooperation. through the means of pressuring and coercion. and deeply regrets, panama, as decision was that in recent years, china and panama, as cooperation under the belt and wrote initiative, which has produced fruitful outcomes of alarm and continued to deliver tangibly for the 2 peoples. we hope that panama will bear in mind the overall bilateral relations and the long term interest of the 2 peoples jr. steer clear of external interference and make the right decision from. so it's important to note that the p r i is an open, an inclusive initiative, and it has attracted the participation of over 150 countries across continents, including over 20 from latin america. majority of these countries are state still staying with the b, r i, and they have extended their m o use on b r. i was china. it has not only you know, for us to trade in connection between china and partner countries, but also between these popular countries. you have to very mind that, you know, this decision by panama is only a

conflicting issues, but then the cooperation is less. but you know, this is all, you have to manage the, your interest, and you're brought up by the american formula. 3, see, they all fund sided into relation to the china. i wonder if you think that india, or perhaps even russia to some extent, derive any indirect benefit from the increased attention that the united states is now paying to china. and do you think it change the way a china behaves itself, both in the region and in the world? well, i mean, obviously other countries would like to take advantage of the united states. as you mention, if there is a certain tensions between india and china says they also have that issues, which i know they would like to use this uh to use this particular attention to the entered one page at the same james as india has the shoes, which i know for the last few years, so the kind of thing shows which is building between the united states and china. india also would like would be a good one dish on that. den, sure if it's fair and the same time, th

so in certain areas, in which both of them will be cooperating. like in trade and investment in technology and make sure you're already doing which we are doing. and we can do even more then the also areas where there's going to be certain competition because both of them would also bring that would be looking for markets. they would be looking for different investment. they want to also looking for certain influence. so there is also going to be in that sense competition, but that also, but it should not really become conflict. so, so this is what you know. so it is india, china, the nation they look into to you for sees that kind of thing. the competition, cooperation, conflict. so this is what has been the case for quite some time. so sometimes you have more cooperation, less config, sometimes like velocity. is you a slightly more conflicting issues, but then the cooperation is less. but you know, this is all, you have to manage the, your interest and you brought out by the american formula of 3. see, they all fund sided into relation to, to ch

we're still, you know, many of the, but, you know, kind of cooperation was built. but you know, the private sector attain simply didn't work because she was looking more towards the less and the things change. and there was also looking for new markers, people. those weren't for anything and that i shouldn't market earlier or in the soviet market. those things simply didn't exist then. but you know, the 1st factor which was built over decades between india and russia, that continued. can i ask you about that? because clearly in what, in danger, politics uh there, there is a very huge shortage. i would even say and the lack of trust the countries have moved away from that paradigm. and yet, i think the relationship between india and china demonstrates that, you know, if things off to try to preserve it, even when commercial ties and the burgeoning, what do you think this uh, stability at allows the to countries is it why is it worth while to try to cultivate it in, in your relationship because it was, it was very deep rooted. it's not just only about the between jus

this is something we will cooperate on grid where there are efforts like these, there are individuals in power and willing for different reasons to support the contrary so we will work together to see what consequences will impose a something like that happens punish government officials not working for the good of the national interest. in terms of national security, we will have these groups to use your country because of your geographic location but we will collaborate with you and investigate and see how we can involve the united states working under your teams here and investigate but i would like to congratulate you. 2017 when that problem was just starting to surface you done tremendous efforts and we will support you one 100%. this is an advanced economy with opportunity but you also have seen there is an attempt to conquer your borders, they are from different countries and these people have ties to the united states so we will work as strongly as ever for these people and prevent them from damaging you, us or any country in the region. one of my priorities is to ensure the u

goldwyn: north american energy cooperation used to be a staple.hosting the north american leadership summit last year, that got postponed. i think mexico is concerned as well. there are a lot of areas we can operate on if we are to revive that process, nuclear is an area of commonality, electricity, regional planning, we traded so much across the border. do you think north america as a concept exists? can you talk about what you think a positive agenda for a trilateral decision might be? mr. wilkinson: i think a lot of the elements of it already exist. and i think there are areas where we could certainly push the collaboration to areas that could be beneficial for both of us. in many cases with mexico as well. nuclear is a great example. the first modular reactor will be running at an ontario site adjacent to a large-scale nuclear reactor in 2027 and 2028. it is an american and japanese collaboration that produced the technology. especially as we build out more small modular reactors we have seen technology firms getting into the game. this is how

-mexico security cooperation. as an alum i of the fulbright, national problems required transnational solutions. to the families who testified today, i acknowledge your grief. there are no actions that can reverse the tragedies you have experienced. my testimony today does not seek to invalidate yours. on the contrary, it is precisely because i have witnessed and collaborated with families on both sides of the border that have lost loved ones to overdoses, homicides, disappearances that i am here to offer what i believe is a more helpful and sustainable path forward. generate 22nd, secretary rubio stated that america's foreign policy must be justified by answering three simple questions -- does it make america safer? does it make america stronger? does it make america more prosperous? as a scholar who has dedicated her professional career to studying and working towards constructive u.s.-mexico relations, it is my strong professional opinion that the united states can only be safer, stronger, and prosperous if its

he was part of a cooperation agreement the government and entered with a lot of people and the famous one was sammy the bowl -- bull gravano. and he was the one who turned against john gotti and is responsible for john gotti being convicted and testified against him and casso was the backup, the government also gave the cooperation deal so he would be available to testify against gotti if needed. it turned out that the government never needed casso because sammy did the job. not only that, so they cut him free for the cooperation agreement and he did not like that and they are going to claim that he really was not cooperating properly and therefore the government was not bound. that is the whole purpose of the agreement, the judge then has the discretion to sentence someone much more leniently because of their cooperation so casso was cut loose by the government and he complained about it in the case went through the court system and the appellate court and i sentenced him for life because as part of his cooperation agreement, he had to confess to all the crimes he committed and he ap

the it want to be implemented egypt to a not to cooperate and that you're done with an upset with the other guys. absolutely. i agree. the arabs and muslims out of the same but listing is, would never stop but existing never, never. and the resilience they will stay on the line and whatever it takes, unless they think of can call the 2000000 people in gaza. and maybe then kill into that for 500000000 palestinians and the rest of the palestine. that is crazy. and such policy is not only unprecedented, but a very deep, very deep in the motives of the has to do with the city and people. and also the geo political effects of the stuff and talking to need to of the palestinian national initiative, sharing his thoughts and comments on the rhetoric that's coming out of the white house this week. we very much appreciate it. thank you. so a thank you. what about maximum prussia when it comes to iran? according to donald trump, he's just hit me as nomic for publics. oil industry with a new round of sanctions, one of those. so targeting a crucial port for regional trade with india, a top officia

what was china firmly opposed is the us smear and sabotage of belt and road cooperation, through the means of pressuring and coercion and deeply regrets, panama, as decision with a huge and in recent years, china and panama is cooperation under the belt and road initiative has produced fruitful outcomes and continued to deliver tangible yeah. for the 2 peoples. we hope that panama will bear in mind from the overall bilateral relations, in the long term interest of the 2 peoples. yet, steer clear of external interference and make the right decisions, which, while the panama canal is one of the biggest sources of income for the country on china, is the 2nd largest use of the shipping lane. and recently is patients also invested heavily in pools on the terminals along the canal trunk. previously, of course, insisted team of sees the personal trade route, claiming the u. s. was being on fatty charged on the white house. and you recently, if mentioned the panama cities decision to the couple from china, was indeed that doing throughout the transition. and during his inaugural address, pre

cooper tells me family was important to her son. >> mom, what you cook, you know he loved. he loved to just sit down and have dinner with his family. i'm going to miss that. and i miss him coming in the front door asking that. >> 19 years ago, on february 15th, jermaine was here visiting his girlfriend at her apartment in the bayview district when he was killed. investigators believe that he was set up. >> the person that did this, the suspect, knew the residents and was familiar with the area. i don't think it was somebody that came in randomly from outside. >> cold case police investigator dan cunningham tells me a person who knew jermaine's girlfriend entered the apartment asking to charge his cell phone. he left and came back minutes later, followed by a man in a ski mask. >> try to take a piece of property from jermaine. a fight ensued and as jermaine fought to keep his property, this individual shot him. >> jermaine died hours later at the hospital. police say the man with the phone and the suspect appear to be accomplices. the person who asked to charge his phone has

grateful to have this level of cooperation and it will continue. as long as there are bad guys in the streets we'll be out here arresting them and keeping these communities safe. >> dana: immigration raids targeting the worst of the worst in colorado. hundreds of federal agents working to take down venezuelan gang members in denver and aurora, colorado. i'm dana perino. >> john: good to be with you. john roberts in washington. massive crackdown taking aim at more than 100 members of the gang tren de aragua. the raids focusing on apartment buildings where tda was in control terrorizing residents. the gang was expecting company. the targeted departments were mostly empty. officials say they will not let up and keep working to make the community safe. >> dana: bill melugin was on the scene as the enforcement action was underway and live in aurora today. hi, bill. >> dana, good morning to you. this was an enormous operation. we're talking hundreds of federal agents across multiple federal agencies. their goal as you guys stated was to target about 100