n d r c. it has become increasingly unpopular in recent years. critics say that's due to a failure of you in peacekeepers to protect civilians from violence. now, earlier this month, protests are demanded. the peacekeepers go, they've accused that you end up doing little to protect in the congo these army cleared demonstrations. dozens of people were killed. what is the current level of anger about the presence of you and peacekeepers? and d r c. and how exactly did we get to this point? well, i think it does take the levels to bind girl pretty high and you know, which is that she led to this cool for rapids withdrawal. i think what you have to look at where we got to and, and how this came about. and i mean, if we look at the origins of the mission to come go, it was at a very particular time when the country was actually imploding. and there was a significant risk that it would split apart. but definitely over the years that the u. n. has been the it's in its ability to actually deal and to

a new many civilians in d r c. feel the same way. earlier this month, protesters demanded the peacekeepers. go take use, do you end up doing little to protect them? the congolese army cleared the demonstrations. 43 people were killed. you wouldn't peacekeepers and also worn out their welcome elsewhere, they left to dunbar for region and 2021 at the urging of the government. and molly has become one of the latest countries to the man they pull out the u. n. has admitted to shortcomings, but says without peacekeepers, things will be much worse. growing divisions among member states combined with the increased complexity of today's conflicts poses a formidable challenge to peacekeeping and the girl, the task of maintaining cease and security. i encourage you to consider the alternative and to i me to imagine how these situations with evolve is peacekeepers were not present to undertake these certainly efforts. 6 in many places, mercenaries are filling the void, including those russians. wagner, group and as criticism of un peacekeeping

and then in the d, r. c. as the eastern regions back to the defensive by the entering to city, available for the congo a choose to one to affecting the one to deny these accusations at that time. and then french president and money on a crunch. last is cool. blaming the d. c. for the securities in the countries since 1994 and it's not francis fault, i'm sorry to say it's incised blunt terms. you have not been able to restore the solar anti neither military, no security, nor administrative of your country. this is also a reality. we must not look for culprits outside this affair. okay. understood that the question to a large extent, pointed a finger from as the recall's, the full, the problems they've been going through to you and has continued to reach it. suggestions. that is peacekeeping mission that has failed to protect civilians and that the i see training that's of a force is doing is often was based on everything possible to fulfill the mandate in a robust man. but we need it 25 years. the d. c kept to

to sections a french support for neighboring one that i still into, for instance, a minutes in the d r. c. as the eastern regions back to the defensive by the entering to city, available from the congo a choose to $1.00 backing the one that not these accommodations at that time. and then french president and money on a crunch. last is cool. blaming the d. c. for the securities in the country since 1994 and it's not fonts as fault. i'm sorry to say it's in size blunt times. you have not been able to restore the solar anti neither military law security, nor administrative of your country. this is also a reality. we must not look fault culprits outside this affair. okay, understood, that's a question to a large extent, pointed a finger from the root cause of all the problems they've been going through to you and has continued to reach it. suggestions that is peacekeeping mission that has failed to protect civilians into the training that to the force is doing. it's often was based on everything possible to fulfill the mandate in a robust men. but if we need it 25 years, the d. c kept to u

james asked about the demand by the d. r. c president. but un peacekeepers should leave quickly. the un peacekeeping mission in the democratic republic of congo. notice when this go is one of the largest and longest running in the world. despite that the situation in the east of the country continues to deteriorate. in the last 18 months, the peacekeepers, i'm the basis of themselves, come under attack and civilians are being killed by a number of different tom groups. last week when the president of d. a c phoenix, just a katie address that you and general assembly. you accuse one of those groups known as m $23.00 being a proxy for so these countries may but rewind and event. well, he's also demanding that the un, etc, right? it's withdrawal from the country and he said that should now start off to elections which take place in december. this timeline is challenging for the un and its special representative in d. c. who's been briefing the un security council relation. the government now wants you to speed up the plans for the withdrawal of your mission. do you think that his wh

the ease tension between the new school and our fellow citizens of the 24 years of operations in the d. r. c. the un peacekeeping mission has been formally off by the president to leave the country, the official saying that's minnesota not sense of must stay in the yes, you can definitely see, as you mentioned, save office the rest of the door as long as you and that's because of these documents, after years offer you any involvement and city presidential elections must now see full ownership of the peace and civilization process of the phone countries. this is exactly what the president has the same medical release. locals have also been calling for the departure. i'll see you in force over the seats failure to protect civilians from on the eastern d i. c, a citizen saying that instead of seizing changes with civilians, the peacekeepers have only explained the situation to the push. assume i can, they should leave immediately, so that we shall have peace and be in a better position to work independently. mano scope as an enemy to us, for now we don't have any other alternative. and we're

and we came down to d. p r. k is continued violation of un security council resolutions. but we are committed to diplomacy. we bring about the new causation on the korean peninsula. we're working with our partners to address a ranch to stabilize and activities, the threatened regional and global security, and remain steadfast and our commitment that around must never acquire nuclear weapons already as any of our institutions. dr. create a new partnerships that may be clear. certain principles are in the national system . are psycho sacrifice, sovereign, territory, integrity, human rights. these are the core tenants viewing charter. the pillars piece relations among nations. without which we cannot achieve any of our goals that has not changed. that must not change. yes, for the 2nd year in a row. this gather dedicated to a peaceful resolution. the conflict is darkened by the shadow of war and the legal war, conquests wrong without provocation by russia against his neighbour, ukraine. like every nation in the world, united states wants his word and no nation wants this wor

and if the country grumbles, it means that it's most more space for that as groups to d r and regroup. and history tells us that then the type of test and some doesn't remain enough to understand or that agent it can spread. traditionally for the oldest book just on the body of gunpowder bonds, biggest ally. so what explains the reason that the pilot on appear to prefer to deal with china instead of fox them? i think i've gone live on wanted to a 3rd, a 3rd that independence from like this on the don't want to be seen as somebody who's dependent on august on most importantly, money on all these results that i've talked about. it's useless, but i've gone to live on because they do not have the money nor the capacity to extract these important vendors. china has the capacity and there's, we're talking off of really for concrete, for almost $34000000.00 of funds. that's almost the size of the entire population of portland. they are living in poverty of the fund doesn't half of $9.00, but they do not have the capacity to hit the people. and john not is making big promises that such as con

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that we don't invest enough in r&d or we invest too much in r&d! not a joke. or the tried-and-true, “dod isn't doing enough on innovation.” and the mirror, that we've done so much to quote an august 7th headline from national defense magazine the “pentagon's innovation ecosystem is getting out of hand.” now i'll let you in on a little secret: i agree with almost all of this. as one of the world's largest organizations, it's often hard to see ourselves clearly, and get out of our own way. so i'm far from satisfied that everything is working as it should. honestly, if i could solve all those problems with the snap of my fingers or the sweep of a pen or sheer force of will, i would. and so would secretary austin. except we're not god. and we're old enough to know there is no santa claus. because that's not how the world works and it's not how innovation works, either. there are no silver-bullets when it comes to innovation. of course, silver bullets make for great headlines. but pretending they're real helps no one certainly not our warfighters. here's another se

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will be able to engage in partnerships under the various chips, r&d and work force programs? sec. raimondo: yes, thank you. let me be really clear about this. we won't succeed unless we have community colleges, all college, not just the tier one research universities. in some ways, you know, a lot of them are already doing their thing. we talked about purdue earlier. we are completely focused on what you're talking about, especially when you have a college or community college like that hooked into a bigger network of a statewide system. we need to be operating at every level. i said earlier, there's a massive shortage of semiconductor technicians, there's a massive shortage of cybersecurity technicians, of digital backbone workers. you know, every one that that college can put out, we can put to work. by the way, i lived this as governor. you know, when i was the governor of rhode island, we completely redid our community college and our nonresearch university four-year granting university to be focused on the industry needs and it worked. these students, in my experience, are in

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the 17000 strong un peacekeeping mission to the d. r. congo called minnes go, has been present in the country since 1999 last year, a series of protest erupt it against the presence of the contingent, which saw at least 50 protesters killed. people blamed the mission for failing to secure peace in the region. then even escalating the conflict for the benefit of western countries such as france, french presidents, emanuel micron dismissed the accusations, blaming the congolese people for the conflict in their country since 1994. and it's not fonts this fault, i'm sorry to say it and such blunt terms. you have not been able to restore the sovereignty, neither military, no security, nor administrative of your country. this is also a reality. we must not look for culprits outside this affair. i always spoke to several candles, people who shared their wish for you and peacekeepers to leave the country. not even to be honest. we are just waiting from a noose go to leave our country completely. they came to restore peace and order, but they ha