obviously it is very important gathering of these three important east asian countries.st time they have met in a number of years. the summit itself is important just for symbolism and effort on the part of these three countries who had serious differences among them to sit down and meet. my expectations are relatively low. i think it is more symbolism and rhetoric than any actual breakthroughs on serious differences that continue to divide the countries, particularly between china and us allies, south korea and japan on the other. to get your thoughts on trade which is an area that could be mutual benefits for all three parties involved. what are the priorities? that is where the three countries have the greatest self—interest for continuing cooperation and they represent a significant proportion of global gdp and global trade. but that will not change, particularly. there are critical issues, for example on export controls and limitations that south korea and japan have placed on the export of high—end technologies and high—end technological investment inside china. ch

the development of an economic corridor in the south—east asian country will be closely watched. initiative touted as an alternative to china's belt and road. amos hochstein, the adviser to us presidentjoe biden on energy and investment, laid out america's priorities for the summit. this is the largest it has been and the highest level. and i am here representing president biden because the importance of the indo—pacific for the us economy, for the global economy in general but specifically the growth of the us as we focus on supply chains and strengthening our economic relationships with countries in this region and chief among them, the conference in manila, where president bidenjust met with trilateral meetings with the white house with other prime ministers. we are here to follow up on that to make sure that we can have those investments under way as quickly as possible and to see how we can connect american businesses together with the indo—pacific here in manila. how are you getting on with that? the economic corridor announced last month, any development there? we are very

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sergey mengazhev, alexey pechko, east asian news bureau, nasu, japan, ulanbater, choi-balsan, helkhingol, mongolia. it's easy to get caught up in the facts when you only see part of the big picture. chasing views change entire locations, easy to do, change the voice. russian troops have achieved significant success in the special operation zone; settlements in several directions have come under the control of our units, this is what the ministry of defense reported. units of the dnepr grouping of troops completely liberated the settlement of rabotina, zaporozhye region , defeating the manpower and equipment of the armed forces of ukraine, and units of the grouping of troops from the north, as a result of active actions, liberated settlements. deep and lukyans kharkov region, and also advanced into the depths of the enemy’s defense. three enemy counterattacks were also repelled. losses in the ssu amounted to 125 military personnel. ukrainian western intelligence services have sharply increased their activity in trying to recruit russians on the internet. a variety of techniques are used,

prioritizing the 13th government, which focused on the neighbors of africa, latin america, and east asianntries, this worked out well. i heard from the sultan of oman that he said for the first time, i do in our cooperation with iran good agreements are being implemented and this shows that the government of mr. dr. raisi is a pragmatic government and they are not just looking for signing documents , they are looking for the implementation of documents . whenever there was a talk about the martyred general, mr. amir abdullahian always said that no, a memory, something, an issue, a saying of the martyred general would come to his mind, if i wanted to say something in the ear of the general, i would just remain silent. hosni sadat shabiri news agency radio and television are like communication. how do you deal with this incident and loss as an outside observer? do you see well, the first thing i want to say is that my condolences and sympathy to the families of the lost loved ones and also. i want to announce to the people of iran that this is definitely a big loss for iran and it was somet

also supposed to talk you said that because of this trip, this trip has been widely reflected in east asian media, so that it has been published in the title of sustainable development and relations between china and russia that contribute to world peace and prosperity. some media have addressed the promotion of communication and consultation within the framework of the one carbon road initiative and the construction of the eurasian economic union, and the joint promotion of cooperation between the shanghai cooperation organization and the brics mechanism, and that the two countries support multilateralism. thank you very much. have a good day and god bless you for the next program. even with a single flag , our heart is not limited to the people of our country we are us too. congratulations on bashland's new house prize draw festival. the first prize is a two-bedroom apartment, a car, one billion rials in cash and 10 years of monthly salary. washland is a land full of prizes. did you buy a truck? a truck you found the means to buy treasure, i didn't find the treasure, so what are these thi

, by prioritizing the 13th government, which was on the neighbors of africa, latin america, and east asian countries, this worked out well . good agreements with iran are being implemented and this shows that the government of mr. dr. raisi is a pragmatic government and only looking for signatures. they are not documents, they are looking for the implementation of documents. there was also talk of a special interest. mr. amir abdullahian had a special devotion to the late shahid soleimani. whenever there was a talk about sardar shahid. mr. amir abdollahian always did maxi. not a memory, a thing, a topic, a saying of the martyred sardar comes to their mind. if i wanted to say something in sardar's ear now, only silence. mr. helali , how do you see this incident and loss as an outside observer? well, the first thing i want to say is that i express my condolences and sympathy to the families of the lost loved ones and also to the people of iran. this is definitely a great loss for iran and it was something that no one expected when this news was published. everyone was shocked to hear this ne

east asian countries. they have the habit of participating in various competitions throughout the year and are required to participate in these competitions. age and the grand prize competitions that were designed for them were planned so that after they should be present in the camp so that it can be a performance and a preparatory game. among the 6 heads present in the camp, the top three will be selected to participate in the competition. the national team of our country will leave tehran for kazakhstan on friday, to face their opponents on monday, the 24th of avardi behesh month. ansi varzandeh khabar. the radio and television rally of the devoted employees of the ministry of sports and youth to commemorate fatah khorramshahr has started from azadi sports complex in tehran. 348 participants with 110 cars started the third family rally of the martyrs of the ministry of sports and youth. the path that the company the passengers travel about 650 in round trip. a kilometer from tehran, varsheh azadi comple

and east asian relations, east asian international history. he's the author of winning the third world and nation building in south korea. steven casey is professor of international history at london school of economics and political science. he's a professor of foreign policy and the author of several, including selling the korean war and when soldiers fall how americans have divided combat casualties world war one to the war on terror. marielle dusek is the asa griggs candler of law at emory university, a leading scholar of legal history in the united states in the world is the author of wartime an idea its history and its consequences and her next going to war an american history is under contract with oxford university and is very eagerly anticipated by some of us in this room. so as a saw, as a historian, i'll for myself as a historian, i like to start at beginning. and if we start at the beginning, maybe we could talk and today with a little bit of discussion, the beginning of the korean war, it's partly, i think for many americans, it's

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countries along the persian gulf and the african market, a part of the european market and the east asian market. last year, we were able to export to iraq and oman . export to other countries. one of the solutions but on the way to reach new markets and increase exports, we need to solve the current problems and obstacles. the relationship we want to have with the countries is our first and most important problem. we are working to cooperate. international transportation is one of our biggest obstacles now in the field of saddles , which is the high transportation fees, which exist especially in the center of africa, south africa, and west africa for export, which is why the companies that the ministry of economy and the export guarantee fund help. this manufacturers came to solve some of their problems. we can offer our services to those who have just joined the jirga of our exporters and somehow teach them about the export debates, well, the debates of institutions. correspondingly, we , the children of our own education , are serious about starting the export school, we will follow up

sergey mengazhev, alexey pechko, east asian bureau of news from japan. at the headquarters of the joint group of troops they discussed the current situation in the special operation zone and increasing the effectiveness of the fight against the enemy. the meeting with the commanders was held by the head of the ministry of defense sergei shaigu. the minister noted that the groups are successfully completing their tasks and pointed out the measures necessary to maintain the pace of liberation of the territories. groupings of troops, for further actions to ensure the build-up of combat strength to maintain the required tempo of the offensive it is necessary to increase the volume and quality of weapons and military equipment supplied to the troops, primarily weapons. the central military command authorities are carrying out targeted work in this direction. government contracts have been concluded with industrial enterprises taking into account their full capacity. operational repair of equipment in combat areas in the rear of the northern military district.

, by prioritizing the 13th government, which was on the neighbors of africa, latin america, and east asian countries. good walk he heard from the sultan of oman. he said, for the first time , i feel that good agreements are being implemented in our cooperation with iran, and this shows that the government of mr. dr. raisi is a pragmatic government and they are not just looking for signing documents, they are looking for the implementation of documents . he had a special devotion to the late martyr soleimani, whenever there was talk of the martyr general , mr. amir abdullahian. he was always saying that no , not a memory, something, a subject, a saying of the martyred sardar would come to his mind. kurdham hosni sadat shabiri , head of the judiciary , had a meeting with the family of martyr dr. amir abdullahian, minister of foreign affairs . the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, in a message on the occasion of the beginning of the 6th session of the assembly of leadership experts , honored the memory of the late and dear president and also the respected imam juma of tabriz, who were

south east asian region, reducing the issuance of decrees of creation and expansion in the field of foreignne of the issues emphasized and pursued by the martyred president. it was in the continuation of these pursuits that the minister of economy at the end of 1402 announced a 53% decrease in the issuance of these circulars compared to 1401. in recent years , the issuance of the so-called welfare directives in the field of foreign trade was one of the most frequent complaints of economic activists, the numerous directives that are issued are really contradictory, the business environment is facing they are distorting the term, the law that has been applied 24 hours a day, its removal is not in progress, if they had been told 6 months ago, they are not planting tomatoes , they are planting wheat, a problem that has been one of his concerns since the first days of the presidency of ayatollah raisi. and order he solved it. instability in regulations and momentary and hourly decisions. this will certainly harm the producer, exporter, and economic operator . we believe in stability in the regul

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sergey mengazhev, alexey pichkov, east asian news bureau, nasu, japan, ulanbater, choibalsan, khelkhingolhas been hit by the most powerful disaster in the last 20 years. magnetic storm, according to scientists, it will last two days and can provoke interference and failures in the operation of electronics and communication systems. alexandra will tell you what else is dangerous about a magnetic storm perfilyeva. this hasn't happened for 20 years. over the weekend , the most powerful magnetic storm literally hit the earth. her level reached 4.5g, which means not just strong, but extremely strong. what happens to us when a magnetic storm occurs? we have it coming. changes in the magnetic field, and an alternating magnetic field generates a current in the wires. telegraph lines already showed this in the 19th century, that it was possible to disconnect a telegraph, a telegraph apparatus, from the battery, and the current that was in the wires was enough to allow information to be transmitted. by according to experts, serious communication interference may occur these days. starling space sat

china with you, we will be accompanied in china by nataliya pleksiyeenko butyrska, an expert on east asian issues, a master of foreign affairs, a master's degree, it should be said, it says master's degree, i don't know, i'm a zeminist, not strong in foreign policy, good health, ms. natalie, thank you for finding time for us, congratulations, thank you for the invitation, look, can you explain... what is the position of xi jinping of the people's republic of china regarding the peace summit in switzerland dedicated to ukraine, well, i still cannot understand in the sense that on the one hand they are as if, no, i'd better ask you, are they against, are they in favor or did they abstain, i.e. are they persuading others not to go, that's one thing. position, or on the contrary they say, we are not going, and you do as you want, this is a completely different position, that is, what is the current position of the people's republic of china, xi jinping, regarding the swiss meetings dedicated to ukraine? well, they said their official position is that they support the international conference c

now we will go to china with you. we will be in china nataliya plaksienko butyrska, an expert on east asian, a master of foreign affairs, a master's degree, it should be said, it says master's degree, i don't know, i'm oseminite, not strong in foreign policy, good health, mrs. natalia, thank you for finding for it's time for us, congratulations, thank you for invitation, look, can you explain what xijinping's position is. of the people 's republic of china regarding the peace summit in switzerland dedicated to ukraine, well, i still can't understand in the sense that on the one hand they are like, no, i'd better ask you, are they against, are they in favor, did they refrain, that is, whether they persuade others not to go, all alone.

countries along the persian gulf and the african market, a part of the european market and the east asian market, last year we were able to export to iraq and oman. the exporters of different sectors are determined to attract their products to export to other countries. one of the solutions is to solve the current obstacles on the way to reach new markets and increase exports. the relationship we want to have with the countries is the first and most important problem . those that exist, well, it becomes a barrier so that we cannot cooperate with many companies that operate in our field of activity . international shipping is one of our biggest obstacles now in the field of exporting, high shipping fees, especially in the center of africa in south africa and west africa, there are export companies that are trusted by the ministry of industry and mines , because now there are so many companies that we don't know whether they can be trusted or not, that's why the ministry of economy and the guarantee fund exports have come to help these producers to solve some of their problems. those who ha

oleksienko butyrska, an expert on east asian issues and a master's degree in foreign policy. mrs. natalya, we are glad to see you. greetings, greetings to your viewers. madam natalya, we have news that china refused to participate in the peace summit in switzerland. what it is means or is china showing whose side it will be on now? well, in fact, china has long shown whose side it is on, only we tried on our side somehow... on china, so that it, as a supposedly neutral party, which it calls itself, after all, it should maintain some kind of balance in the relations between ukraine and russia, that is, it is clear that china did not do this, and for example, let's look at the number of meetings, the number of conversations, the daily drinking of a neutral country with putin, and this attempt was made only once to talk with volodymyr zelenskyi, which was made under pressure from western countries. well , this neutrality is simply very limited, but nevertheless, ukraine made a lot of attempts with its limited political and diplomatic resources in order to involve china in the peace f

tyresh-based expert on east asian issues and master of foreign policy of ukrainian prism.to our broadcast. thank you for joining. congratulations. the associated press named the topics of xi's trip to europe as the issue of ukraine, trade, and investments. how promising and strong can the connection between the eu and china be? well, actually, it is difficult to talk about prospects and strong ties now, because between the european union'. and china has a lot of problems, which are pin in that i would like to solve these problems, but they are of such a long nature, because european institutions are increasingly beginning to understand problematic, problematic areas in interaction with china, this applies not only to the general aspect that surrounds the current geopolitical... issues and where the united states and european countries are talking about de-risking relations with china, it's a closer scan of, for example, investment and a closer look at what's being invested in china, so there's a lot of issues there, but one of those that stands out surface, it's excessive

do they feel the same way about east asian culture? like -- pete: they don't know. if you're fighting loyalty conformity, duty, if that is your revolution in service of what? what's on the other side for me? rachel: i can tell you the answer. will: chaos. pete: anarchy. what's on the other side is paganism. it's power and chaos and that's what john daniel davidson's book is about. paypaganism in america and thats on the other side. will: it's one thing to lose duty and conformity and loyalty in society. >> i deferent want to make people listen to me sign. the book showed up at my office. the real one. it's available june 4 and preorder right now and you'll get this one right here. it's fun when a new book shows up. smells like a new book. get your copy. >> i got a signed copy. we need those. rachel: you're right. pete: that's why i want to celebrate him. look at these guys. do what they did. not the antifa garbage and they'll come form in the best years of their life. rachel: they did not let him be in the graduation with the uniform because they're concerned with u

the white house to stay with us here on the the hello, then let's have a look at the weather for east asian. we've seen some very settled and sunny weather conditions dominating for japan as well as the korean peninsula and large areas of china, especially down in the south where we saw that devastating funding. but the bad news is, is that we are going to see more wet weather starting to push its way east on saturday. so pace is like one g as well as glenn don't expecting to see that heavy rain once again saturday into sunday. some heavy rain as well will start to edge its way into southern parts of japan. can you show and hon. shoot, seeing west of that on sunday, but much t y a and fine up in the north. and the green financial that manages to cling onto that settled weather with sunshine on sunday. beijing still seeing the big is a sit very high temperature wise. it's a similar story for shanghai with plenty of sunshine and high temperatures. all the story for south asia also got some very what, whether the pre monsoon range floating heaviest in carola, we've got amber warning, thoughtfu

next front, the second front for russia, and therefore in order to avoid what they call a ukraine east asianw so that they essentially try not to aggravate them is too much. by the same token, the population is concerned that the closer the georgian government to moscow, if nothing else in terms of economic ties that are clearly going to continue strengthening, then there is a growing risk of this likelihood that over time russia will feel more and more emboldened to essentially start getting involved in a georgia more directly. this could happen primarily because of the fact that we should not forget since 2022 hundreds of thousands of russians have flocked to georgia, so this would be their way of doing something they did in ukraine, using a similar playbook and saying they are there to protect ethnic russians and to ensure their people are taking care of and therefore using this intervention to essentially try to strengthen their influence and expand their reach within a georgia but more broadly within the overall south caucasus subregion. the overall south caucasus subregion— the overall

clifford well, i think certainly we spoke a bit. natasha mentioned earlier about about the east asian aspect of this. and a bad cloudy ball, stock, and about russian forces there. i think china is very interested in the melting of the polar ice caps because it will facilitate trade over the top of the world. it will make it a lot shorter. and there's a lot of countries bidding for, for improvements in there, and china is very much in there. and it would hope to do it either in the lions or at the expense of russia, but it wants to do it. so i think that's, that's one real they area where climate change is going to have a massive geopolitical impact. what, what is the tasha climate change in the bottom uprooting a yeah, the serious obviously is key and has been touted by russia as a kind of solution to obviously especially china's issues around shipping and so on. it means it doesn't have to go through them like a straight. so you know, from convent energy security point of view. it obviously solves a lot of problems. i think that it's thing is um, you know, you need to have a lot of i

sergey mengazhev, alexey pichko, east asian berovisti, tokyo, japan.tor's office today suspended the activities of the hostel on pestsovaya street. about this shelter, its guests, who turned it into... a quiet area into a high-risk area we have many times they said that now it was time to check out at the hotel. report by dmitry blinnikov. bailiffs entered the hostel building on pestsovaya street with the support of special forces. vladimir borisovich hid. the manager tried to get lost in the maze of dimly lit rooms, but he was found. actions are being taken to seal the building. the remaining guests at this time hastily took out their things. this hotel haunted the entire street, local residents sought its closure for many years, a kindergarten used to be located here, but then it was sold and a hostel for workers was opened here. after this, life in the neighboring houses turned into a nightmare. this is how the guests checked in to cheerful music. but they couldn’t sit in their rooms, they wandered around the courtyards, there was a whole crowd on t

million deal, as government says , as the government of rwanda says that living in the beautiful east asian state is not a punishment . and this is very, punishment. and this is very, very scary. it means it means that these people, these people that these people, these people that we respected are supposedly respected or should respect. they're the ones who are good with money. they had no, they didn't dot the i's with money. they had no, they didn't dot the 1's and follow the t's. they don't. so we don't know how many people they are forced to take. if they have to take, they've already taken. they say they're going to take thousands, but there might be need to take tens of. >> well, it was, it was reported in, in some of the left wing press that rwanda had only agreed to take 200. but this person in fact says that, that that's a myth. and that was just, you know, an initial or they showed a facility that had for space 200 and that was seen as, you know, the entire capacity , which isn't true. so capacity, which isn't true. so they are going to they are going to take thousands according t

industrial base to deal with all the issues we're seeing with ukraine and trying to prepare our east asian allies to resist any aggression in that region. how we build-- rebuild nuclear weapons sustainment and production infrastructure as its own unique questions. and then how we maintain funding at a macro level on the congressional side when we have such divided, partisan approaches coming from both sides of the house and the senate. how we come together on a cohesive unity vision to make the investments and the level of effort we need to rebuild the capabilities that the commission recommended, it's going to take several decades, multiple administrations, multiple congresses and how we can navigate that onto a singular path is going to be the biggest challenge and frankly, we're moving into an election year, so, that's going to be an extremely hard lift to try to come up with something cohesive, but i think that what they look to john and i try to do to find ways that makes sense, nonpartisan way that makes sense for the country and sustainment of the capabilities that have been outline

did i think this strikes a lot of them from east asian countries and sort of other newest democracy? is this something fairly standard? right. because for example, in south korea, where i am a previous presidents have been prosecuted, some of them and have been put in jail. one of the reasons why you're getting such a tremendous response on american new services is because this is actually very new in the united states, has many reporters of pointed out. there's the 1st time an american president has been prosecuted after his term, but here and soft free of for example, this is does happen before. i mean, the large, the concern is that will is paint trump if he gets back in the white house, will he be hands strong by constant court cases and will you be distract so on? i think that's sort of the larger concern because he made of course the realize yes . given that i mean, does this undermine america's claim of supremacy? is it being eroded from within? yeah, i mean, there's an argument out there that this under cods american leadership. i was, i would argue x, that unless you re elec

>> yes, indeed, they occupied and was which is where the east asian institute was and i was a student studying chinese and japanese history of all things. and so having occupied the building, we were expelled from the building. we had classes in the park and it was a dangerous situation. i remember it well, what is it like for you to witness this both from a former student there who believed through and 68, which i think is the last time police were called to the campus other than recent days and also just from a legal standpoint as a judge well, from a legal standpoint to take your second question. >> first, it's one thing to have peaceful protests, but there are time, place, and manner restrictions and that's the beginning. and then there's civil disobedience. and if you do that, you can expect to be arrested. but at the third stage, they're simple lawlessness. and what troubles me about this is when you have people breaking and entering property damage trespass, and potential violence. that's a line that's been crossed and i think they action being taken now is absolutely correct.

yeah, this as being a significant meeting given the importance of these 3 north, east and asian neighbors to the region, but also globally in economic terms because of costs between them. they represent something like the only a quarter of a global activity, $23.00 and a half percent of global g d p. so a lot of the focus has been on the economic and trade issues of ways of working together. and given the importance of these 3 countries, this was meant to be an annual try lateral summit. but because of a pandemic, this is the 1st time that they have met in nearly 4 and a half years, a point that was made by the house president to you and in his opening remarks. and also in closing remarks saying that this is all been about trying to have tons of costs to co operation between the 3 countries economically, and also exchanges between the 3 peoples that he says moving forward. he also called for the, the nuclear rise ation of the korean peninsula. now north korea has managed to make sure it is on the agenda at this tri, latrell a by announcing monday, the image launch of what it says will be

pushing the st elsewhere as a man to do business with in parts of africa, south america, the middle east and asian. so what does another person presidency main for russia? its neighbors and the wells will be asking, i'll guess the is questions and more in just a few moments. but 1st, this report from alexandra by us. a long walk along a familiar pass. it's the 5th time vladimir putin has made this journey from the senate palace to the throne hall at the kremlin, where in a highly choreographed ceremony, he formerly begins his 5th term as russia's president loose. but us interested in your pest, the president of the russian federation. i swear to risk the facts and protect the rights and freedoms of people and citizens related to respect and protect the constitution of the russian federation. to protect the sovereignty, independence, safety, and integrity of the state. you have the loyalty set of the people that are on the and with that oath of office, hootin was sworn in for another 6 years. he won a landslide victory in elections in march against the 3 approved challengers. with those opposed to

his reasons, and vladimir putin and sijinping will also discuss the situation in the middle east and the asiansia and china are scheduled to have an informal meeting, in which the new minister of defense andrei belousov and the secretary of the security council will also take part sergei shaigu. in turn , deputy prime ministers dmitry chernyshenko, denis manturov, alexander novak, yuri trutnev and... will be present at the expanded negotiations as chairmen of the bilateral commission of russia and china... it is clarified that a large volume of bilateral documents has already been prepared for putin’s visit to beijing , including commercial ones. well, also during his visit to china , vladimir putin will visit the city of harbin. the president will take part in the opening ceremony of the eighth russian-chinese expo and the fourth russian-chinese forum on interregional cooperation. it is expected that he will also hold a meeting with students and teachers of the local polytechnic university. how is life in harbin? the first ballet school in china, the first music school, and despite the fact t

he became the first east asian drag queen to win the american television show drag race.m the name, men who love to dance and make faces in women's clothing. the qingwen administration was the first in asia to legalize same-sex marriage back in 1919, and, apparently, its successor did too. was at an inclusive event with transvestites, and will pick up the rainbow banner from the hands of his predecessor. another infection has come to europe and the usa - the fintanyl xelosine epidemic. the streets of european cities, like in america, are filled with twisted drug addicts covered with ulcers. spanish el pais is excited against this background destruction of the poppy in afghanistan. europeans are unhappy that the taliban is fighting the production of poppy-based drugs. since, in their opinion, this will cause an even greater increase in the use of synthetic substances in europe, that is, better heroin than fentonyl has survived, well, in the usa, the state of oregon is close to a split, it was there that hard drugs were decriminalized 4 years ago, of course, this caused a r

interesting question - jellyfish on the face, the jellyfish patch, yes, jellyfish are eaten , mainly by east asianent of aquatic biological resources of their habitat of the all-russian research institute of fisheries oceanography, kirill kiva, thank you thank you, everything is definitely fine with you, you just never usually stay late, the premiere is on the russia channel, will you leave me without a morning kiss? i have a husband, a job, stability, i’m unhappy, and you brazenly write a trip into your schedule, happiness, good luck, anna taratorkina, who are you, how did you get here, this is my number, dmitry miller, you have to admit that you like me, when we switched to the answer, alexey fatiev, who is there with you, me? one, it’s just an accident, what an idiot, vacation can be planned, but love, i don’t understand anything myself, i need to figure it all out, melody for two, from monday at 21:20, the best of the best, for the first time museums received awards, national awards in the field of museum affairs is named after dmitry sergeevich likhachev, the largest russian culturologist. bo

asian community. the other 2 big recall efforts in the east bay are moving ahead at the potential ouster of alameda county district attorney pamela price will be on the november general election ballot and the group behind efforts to recall oakland mayor sheng thao says they've collected enough signatures. to move forward. time right now is 908. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge on a big anniversary will take you back in time. plus this your morning. and we're back. in alamos. square with the story of neighbors building a bridge after a well, this just in ukrainian president vladimir zelinsky is in madrid. where asia short time ago. he signed up. a bilateral security agreement with spain's prime minister. now under the deal, spain reportedly will provide more than $1 billion worth of weapons and training a spanish newspaper says. this includes patriot air defense systems made in the us plus european made tanks and artillery. zelensky had planned to go to spain earlier this month, but he postponed all foreign trips. after russian forces launched a new cross border offensive. yeah. well, your com

will prepare a free trade agreement with states, with the states of asia, the asian, excuse me, pacific region, the middle eastndustrial scientific and technical cooperation, and launch new ones. joint economic and investment projects, for this we will strengthen the transport and logistics infrastructure, including to expand the transit of goods along international corridors. we consider increasing productivity important labor. the president paid special attention to this topic in his message: a specialized national project is currently underway, and we will continue to replicate successful practices and systems. reduce unnecessary requirements, and, of course, support all constructive initiatives on the part of entrepreneurs. the small medium-sized business sector has a special role, which, as the head of state said, is making an increasingly significant contribution to economic growth. in the next 6 years , it is necessary to increase the income indicator of employees of such organizations. he must accordingly grow faster than the economy as a whole. a. to achieve this, we will fine-tune already well-proven

. >> a popular asian grocery chain is opening in the east bakery and grocery store h mart opening in dublin sometime soon marking its 4th location in the bay area. the store will open at the dublin retail center, which is on the other side of i-580, from the stoneridge shopping center in pleasanton, the dublin h mart will have outdoor dining to complement its mega food hall featuring a variety of asian cuisines. no word yet on exactly when the location will open. but as we said sometime soon, so get ready for that. meantime, dozens of shuttered $0.99 only stores could reopen as dollar tree stores. dollar tree has made a bit for about 170 of the shuttered stores in california, arizona, nevada and texas. $0.99 stores originally opened in 1982. that quickly expanded to 371 locations before going out of business in april. dollar tree also operates family dollar stores here in california. >> san francisco is getting ready to host a rave. the massive dance party featuring skrillex. and fred, again will take over the city's civic center saturday. the event is expected to draw in 20,000 peop