commission were you in? i myself was the foreign policy and national security commission, although i was a doctor . it's good that we have a national debate, which is about bioterrorism, other than diplomatic issues . who can be there? they should be effective if they have knowledge of biology and finally medicine and microbiological issues, and i was also a military person, well, i used to be the head of military hospitals, yes, and i was also a doctor and i was in the war, and i saw in every committee that the national security commission of all other countries also attends, there is a doctor there this issue of the medical industry sometimes seems to mean that this is always the case about medicine that has become an industry and takes into account issues related to business, industry and money, and especially in my parliament when doctors are always a strong faction. now, the declared or unannounced factions are passing the laws, which in fact will cause the medical industry to circulate more for the benefit of the people. for example , regarding the same insurance and different types of insura

national security and foreign policy. and foreign policy. commission the national security and foreign policy discussion of jcpoa must have been very serious. no, it was approved in the previous parliament. but his opponents were in that commission. they are opponents of the jcpoa. i mean, sir , look at what your subject said. each issue should be considered in its own time. i analyzed it and interpreted it. after all, the jcpoa was passed in the 9th parliament, where i was not a representative, but i was persistent, or they had appointed a committee , and i think mr. zakani was the head of that committee. public forum to report. by the way, the majlis majlis is fundamentalism it was already voted and the guardian council also approved that jcpoa, so at that time, one thing was finally approved, but what happened after the jcpoa was definitely parallel to what the americans and the west took . and i was also the general secretary of his ip. in iran, they, especially the europeans , were just speech therapy, and they said that we can't really do anythin

foreign affairs and foreign policy of the national security and foreign policy commission, the jcpoa discussion must have been very serious. no , it was approved in the previous parliament, but its opponents were in that commission. ah, being opponents of the jcpoa means that you are another, sir. look, what was your issue ? in my opinion, every issue should be analyzed in its own time. he interpreted it, after all, the jcpoa was passed in the 9th parliament, where i was not a representative, but i was a follower, or they had appointed a committee, and i think mr. zakani was the head of that committee , and they were asking for the opinion of both the opposition parties in favor of the jcpoa, and they came to the public forum. reporting, by the way, the majlis was a principled parliament, then it voted and the guardian council also approved that jcpoa, so at that time , one issue was finally approved, but after the jcpoa. what happened, definitely parallel to the americans and westerners, i myself was later in the negotiations because i was the vice-chairman of the commission and i w

national security and foreign policy commission. it must have been very serious , not only was it approved in the previous parliament, but its opponents were in that commission. being an opponent of the jcpoa means that you are another, what was your topic? in my opinion, every topic should be analyzed and interpreted in its own time. finally, the jcpoa in the 9th parliament, which i was not a representative of, but i was a follower , or they had appointed a committee, and i think mr. zakani was the head of that committee , and they asked for the opinion of both opposing factions in favor of the jcpoa, and they came and reported to the public. by the way , the majlis was a principled parliament, yes. he voted and the guardian council also approved that jcpoa , so at that time, an issue was finally approved, but what happened after the jcpoa is definitely parallel to what the americans and foreigners took. i was a member of these negotiations because i was the vice president of camson and i was also the general secretary of his ip in

he is a member of the foreign policy commission. it was the assembly. we have representatives in more than 100 countries. there should be at least 10 delegations to investigate the strikes and revolutions of all countries come back in addition to the fact that a commission will be formed to send these delegations , there should also be a follow-up committee in the parliament, which will check whether the proposals were followed up and acted upon or not. sheikh mohammad ali montazeri among all active. he was not a member of that meeting, but he came that night with the emphasis that kolahi had mediated or himself , he sat in the meeting and was martyred there . you fall down, everyone is waiting. let's see where you go from the road of love. we have to preserve these arwans and these labors of the martyrs, the blood of our martyrs, how should we preserve it? i participated in my election with our vote. you are the enemy of the dear people who participate in this election with the heart of the martyrs and the heart of the leader. they asked us to protect

this issue, or, for example , we used to go on some of the trips that we, as members of the foreign policy commission, said at that time, well, for ourselves too. it was interesting, for example, we went on a trip with mr. natiq , we went to saudi arabia and there were many meetings and many tips. it was useful to compare and understand, for example, what is happening in other places, and for this reason , it was a memorable time for us. god willing, we hope that the next parliament will be an efficient and capable one that can solve the country's problems with the help of the government , god willing, seyyed mohammad. hosseini is one of the gentlest, kindest and most well-intentioned people i have ever met. we tried everything , for example, sharp and interesting points, for example, very stimulating let's make him say that he didn't, but he said if he did. if he became a representative, which he naturally cannot, and surely in the same period that he became a representative, his family will understand how much time is taken in the parliament . if he became a representative, i would vote for him. go

first of all, in the early meetings of the defense commission, foreign policy was separate. the commission has 3 members, a military, diplomatic, security member , and there are 23 people in each commission. nationally , we have a debate, which is not diplomatic issues, but bio-terrorism. those who know biology, medicine, microbiology, etc. can be effective there. having and being military people and you, well, i used to be the head of military hospitals, yes, and i was also a doctor and i was in the war. and i saw that in every committee that comes from the national security commission of all other countries, there is a doctor in it. this is the issue of the medical industry. sometimes it seems that this is always the case about medicine that has become an industry and issues related to business. and it takes industry and money into account, especially in my parliament when doctors are always a strong faction. there are factions that have been declared or not , and are passing laws that actually cause more the circulation of the medical industry is for the benefit of the peo

chairman of the majlis of iran, as well as the meeting with the chairman of the majlis commission on foreign policynd national security. first of all, we discussed the measure to ensure the state. complexes with the involvement of the scientific educational community of russia and iran. the high dynamics of the meetings confirms the general mood to further strengthen the strategic defense partnerships. specific agreements were reached at a meeting of our delegation with the chairman of the interparliamentary group on cooperation of the majlis of iran. thus, this fall , the st. petersburg mining university will host an international forum of student and postgraduate scientific work on the current problem of subsoil use. other countries are also planned to participate. we previously discussed this issue at meetings with parliament members. iran in twenty- three. they fully supported this is a proposal. negotiations are already underway to organize the forum. the development of economic, educational, cultural and tourism ties between our countries was discussed in detail at meetings with the chairmen

chairman of the majlis of iran, as well as the meeting with the chairman of the majlis commission on foreign policyof all, we discussed measures to ensure state and regional security and strengthen the defense capabilities of our countries. in modern political conditions, this is an area of ​​cooperation most relevant, as is the development of defense-industrial complexes with the involvement of the scientific and educational communities of russia and iran. the high dynamics of the meetings confirms the general mood to further strengthen the strategic partnership in the defense sector. specific agreements were reached at a meeting between our delegation and the chairman of the interparliamentary cooperation group. woman of iran. so this fall , an international forum of student and postgraduate scientific works, topical problems of subsoil use. other countries are also planned to participate. we previously discussed this issue at meetings with members of the iranian parliament in 2023. they fully supported this proposal. negotiations are already underway to organize the forum. the development of eco

and here i just want to talk about the help of our partners, the head of the foreign policy direction of the european commissionep borel, said that the eu countries will provide ukraine with military aid worth 21 billion, for two years since the beginning of the russian invasion and its member countries have already transferred 28 billion worth of military equipment to ukraine, so it is actually a large amount, we will wait. we see a specific amount for military aid, but we will wait for the amount from the macro-finance, that is, of the 50 billion that we will receive tomorrow, maybe they will announce what part they will begin to list, here just to say, we were talking about 20 billion, which ukrainians paid for what ukrainians sold goods to the west, but ukrainians bought this now we are not talking about weapons, it is the ukrainians who are sending 37 billion dollars to the country, that is, we are leaving part of the money that the european community gives us. exactly, from our wallets, we return it to the budget of the european union, well, this is the math, well, if we talk about finances, it is interes

commission you would go. who asks there what is the first and second priority? it could have been the national security policy and retreatment, because according to the promise, the foreign policy is the first, then the medicine, because they say that we are nematan and jholtan from the health of our imams , these two commissions have both issues, and we could solve many issues with this regarding microbial warfare. do you think that the commission the national intention should make decisions or inform groups that are ready to investigate, investigate, do something , so to speak, even start thinking about deterrence methods in this case. i definitely agree with this issue, especially microbial war can be as dangerous as nuclear war. ok, have you seen corona? that we are in different times. for example, in the last few hundred years, we had no shortage of these epidemics , for example, until then , it killed tens of millions of people in europe, but there was no mass media, for example , that you can know with one click how many people are dying in tanzania, in bolivia, in south america. what happened ? in singapore, a certain hospital has announced such and such . this i

foreign policy. anyone's guess who she is referring to. >>> the european commission president told the financial timesarning that the world has the buffer. the plans include using the eu budget to finance joint weapons contracts signed by eu members. all of this is going to be on the agenda at the munich security conference. silvia joins us now. silvia, i would think that ukraine defense is high on the agenda. we just had reports from the ukrainian president's channel saying mr. volodymyr zelenskyy has arrived in germany on a working visit. >> reporter: exactly. president zelenskyy is in germany and ukraine will be a focus of the conversations happening here in munich. i have to say that i'm joined now by ukraine's deputy prime minister. good morning. good to see you in person. first and foremost, what is the situation on the ground? there are reports that ukrainian soldiers are withdrawing from the battlefield. >> well, the situation on the battlefield is heavy and basically we're still in the same phase of war as it was for the last year. the frontline has not been moving significantly on any side.

commissions, this is what their mission is, the commission is now decided on the candidates. changes in the course of, say, socio-political, foreign policycy in this country. what are the innovations of our company, who has the right to vote , will those who are abroad now be able to vote? citizens who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote in deputy elections at all levels. the exception is citizens recognized by the court as incompetent and citizens who are in prison by court verdict. the remaining category of citizens of the republic of belarus has the right to vote in elections of deputies of both parliament and local councils of deputies. in addition, citizens of the russian federation who permanently reside in the republic of belarus and have a residence permit for the election of deputies to local councils of deputies can take part in voting, and this norm, in general, is also preserved in our electoral legislation. well, there are certain age restrictions for candidates for parliament, for example, for candidates. to the house of representatives at the age of eighteen, in order to try yourself as a candidate , you must

you know that this tendency, european union from the commission president to submit to foreign policy objectives of the united states. now, because of these reasons they are being union and belgium are not taking the measures to actually say international law should be respected. also by israel. i mean, look at it, there's no other country in the world that could do what his role is doing without getting a strong international reaction also from the west. so that is what we need right now, complete measures sanctions and indeed a ceasefire that is actually applied and extend the belgium member of the parliament. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. all of us is expected to put forward his arguments to the i, c j. and the next step we're going to bring in tomorrow one of the shot. i'll just see it as a senior political honest to discuss all of this. so in the last 24 hours, the us just put forward a draft resolution to the un security council calling for a temporary cease fire plan that is practical. when the us speak said the i c j. are we likely defect to hear that language

the new concept of foreign policy of the russian federation, approved by the president in march last year. meade's dialogue with the federal assembly, its chambers, committees, commissionsingful, truly comradely character. last december, i once again spoke at the government hour in front of russian senators, and for two weeks. back on january 31, here on okhotny ryad , i took part in a joint meeting of the state duma committee on international affairs, the committee on cis affairs and the control committee. close feedback actually helps to increase the effectiveness of russian diplomacy and the implementation of a unified foreign policy course, which is determined by the president of the country. the ministry will continue to contribute in every possible way to the endeavors domestic parliamentarians. not on the initiative of the russian federation. the main reason, we see, the main reason we see is the reluctance of the collective west, the persistent reluctance, led by the united states, to give up claims to global dominance and its own exclusivity, and attempts to impose an unviable unipolar model on the international community. made by president putin with the suppo

commission. and then of course, the member states that are deciding upon sanctions and that actually reciting on foreign policies. so it's, it's a show of support here, but if the parliament as such as not very powerful in these methods and of course the problem is also asking to blame, putting himself for the desk of the valley and try to him out some of the sanctions talked to him.

institutions in brussels like that you commission and then of course, the member states that are deciding upon sanctions and that actually deciding on foreign policies. so it's, it's a show of support here. but if the parliament such as not very powerful in these methods, and of course the problem is also asking to blame, put in himself for the desk of the valley and try to him out some sanctions talk to him and the possible perpetrators. and, but in the end it, it's, it's upon the member states to do more and not i need published a list of 6000 people in russia that is supporting the put in economically and in this alleged mafia sore, co, only 1100 uh, under sanctions as of now, so there's lots of things that could be done and we have to wait and see if in the next weeks the member states about to take up this and, and, and act on it also depending of cause on the so called the elections and in russia coming up in march, that would be also a, maybe a, it's a chance to talk about russia and to do something about russia. again, you are a 2nd of all these funeral. it will be held on friday in most count. what can you tell us about this? are all the do

commissioning. for criminal prosecution , belarus extradited 11 people to foreign states last year, another one already this year, despite the unfriendly policiesntries understand the need for cooperation in the legal field, said the minister of internal affairs of belarus ivan kubrakov. communicating with journalists at a press conference in minsk, on the eve of the professional holiday of the belarusian police. belarus interacts with 103 countries of the world through interpol. the exchange of information also takes place with european countries, for example, poland and germany. for the most part, this concerns the fight against drug and human trafficking, cybercrime and the search for dangerous criminals. cooperation with cis countries is well established. so last year , more than a ton of psychotropic drugs were seized in our country, from which it was in transit, in in general, the ministry of internal affairs has enough resources to ensure order in the country, and this experience is being adopted by more and more foreign colleagues, the minister emphasized. in 2023, we see a decrease in the crimes that were committed on our territory, th

foreign policy committee. in more than 100 our country has delegations. there should be at least 10 delegations to investigate the strikes and revolutions of all countries. in addition to the fact that a commission is formed to send these delegations , there should be a committee to follow up on the issues at all in the parliament, so that these proposals that can be investigated by that committee , whether they were followed up and implemented or not, sheikh mohammad ali montazeri, among all the activities his pimples received a call in july 1960, a so-called infiltrator hat. the people's mojahedin was in the islamic republic party and found mohammad montazeri by insisting that he come here tonight to do something it is important that your presence is necessary . where is the place of the islamic republic party? they did not come to that meeting. they were never a member of that meeting, but that night they came with an emphasis that kolahi had made through himself . he will sit there in the meeting and be martyred there. the list of martyrs on the 7th of tir includes a burden from today that will make you fall for a lifetime. everyone is waiting to see where you will go from the road of love.

foreign policy in the first elections of the islamic council. we have representatives in more than 100 countries. there should be at least 10 delegations to review the strikes and revolutions of all countries . plus. if a commission is formed to send these delegations , should there be a follow-up committee in the parliament to check these proposals and see if they were followed up and implemented or not? sheikh mohammad ali montazeri among all his activities and vibrancy he receives a call in july 2016. kolah, who was the so-called influential factor of the people's mojahedin in the islamic republic party, finds mohammad montazeri. by insisting that you come here tonight, it is an important thing to attend. it is necessary that they did not come to the meeting at the place of the islamic republic party , they were never a member of that meeting, but that night, with the emphasis that kolahi had made himself or herself , he came to the meeting and was martyred there. tir puts a burden on him from today. you fall down for a lifetime, everyone is waiting to see where you are on the road of love may take it there is a valuable work that happened this year and people can see the debates on the choice of weapons in th

foreign policy. more than 3 million russians have submitted applications for remote voting in the presidential elections, the head of the central election commissiononfilova, announced this today. she explained that such an opportunity exists in 29 regions. in twenty-eight, you need to notify about your desire in advance, but in moscow you don’t need to do this. those who have verified their account on the government services portal will receive electronic ballots directly on the main election days from march 15 to 17. preliminary voting is already underway, it started on february 25. as of yesterday evening, february 27, 18 constituent entities of the russian federation had already voted 43 early . the presidential candidate from the communist party of the russian federation nikolai khariton today held a meeting with representatives of the union of soviet officers and the movement in support of the army. kharitonov spoke about the importance of strengthening the armed forces. the western world is led by the united states of america with the bestial askal at the head is doing everything to exhaust our army through military operations, through ukra

europe cannot have a single foreign policy, not a single defense policy, but the military industry of europe, which falls entirely within the competence of the european commissiongood will happen. well, another thing is that the main question remains, why do europeans need to create a defense industry if they have something to do, the second question, of course, europe feels that it has been left without a master, europe has been a vassal for a long time, now a movement is beginning in europe regarding how to structure governance of this territory, this continent, there are actually not very many contenders, this is the brussels bureaucracy and this is a... with these leaders we have nothing to talk about, we with europe have something to talk about, about security, about the threat of nuclear war, so of course, it is necessary to communicate with the public, with those who want to listen to us, to explain in general the rationality of the actions of european leaders, well, the last comment is that they , of course, must disappoint their voters, precisely because they do not correspond to the level of europe. nikolay nikolayevich, well... we said that ukraine a

european commission, well, at the request of the european council, gives a negative negative conclusion there, so there are still opportunities for such pr support of orbán's internal-foreign policyd using it as a platform for... criticism of ukraine, criticism of ukraine's support policy and so on, but at the same time you are really right, this aid is different, it is different from the previous loan aid to ukraine in 22 and 23 , and during the previous years it was unconditional. even in this decision of the european council, we see a clear message that this mechanism will work with... the condition that ukraine will preserve its democracy, will preserve pluralistic multi-party, well, the parliament and its functioning, will continue to preserve the basic principles of rights and freedoms, observance of the rights and freedoms of the citizen, including and here we hear echoes of hungary, including the rights of national minorities and sovereignty. rights, and this already lays a rather serious wake-up call, in my opinion, for our authorities today, but in addition, after this mechanism is finally agreed from the point of view of its mechanics, a credit agreement will be adopte

and social commission for the western hemisphere and ambassador malan verbier. the wilson center is unique in foreign policy. we are professionally chartered, scholarship driven, and fiercely nonpartisan and independent. that special status brings with it certain obligations. to not give the gate what others are doing, but instead to prioritize the most important issues and opportunities and to try to do so where we can add value and make a difference. this year's topic, advocacy for afghan women's rights on the global stage, is critical to our work here in the center and to the policy community at large and is very much something that have. women represent a powerful locus of change. whether the helmand government, civil society, or the private sector, women play a critical role in preventing conflict,, building peace and sustaining prosperity -- building peace, and sustaining prosperity. it is growing worse by the day. they further restrict the ability to work, travel, and access basic health care services. millions of afghans are facing food and water insecurity and the risk of disease. with women and gi

european commission , well, at the request of the european council, gives a negative negative opinion there, so there are still possibilities this kind of pr support for orban's domestic and foreign policyd using it as a platform for criticism of ukraine, criticism of the policy of support. of ukraine and so on, but at the same time you are really right, it is different, this assistance is different from the previous provision credit assistance to ukraine in 22 and 23 years, and during the previous years, it was unconditional. even in this decision of the european council, we see a clear message that this mechanism will work under the condition that ukraine will preserve its... democracy will preserve the pluralistic multi-party parliament and its functioning and will preserve the basic principles of rights and freedoms, the observance of rights and freedom of the citizen, including and well, here we hear the echoes of hungary, including the rights of national minorities and the rule of law and it already lays. there is a rather serious call, in my opinion, for our government today, but beyond that, after this mechanism is finally agreed in terms of its mechanics, a credit agreement wil

foreign policy. there's not a conversation we has anywhere in the world with leaders that doesn't focus on that. reporter: if you could take one more question on the house foreign affairs commission today on hearing on the afghanistan withdrawal, accusing the biden administration recreating the doha agreement and creating conditions that are ripe for taliban takeover. mr. kirby: we have talked and briefed at great length about the situation we found ourselves in when we came into office. the doha agreement that was agreed to by the previous administration. i would point you to every public comment and testimony we have done before. i don't want to -- i don't think i need to relitigate that. the president was faced with a stark choice given the decisions that president trump made about exiting afghanistan. reporter: the u.n. aid agency today said in an interview with skynews that hamas is not a terrorist organization, he later clarified his remarks. what's the word from washington and the white house about those comments. mr. kirby: hamas is a terrorist organization, we've said so. it is. you don't have to look any further than what they did on october 7 to see it in stark terms.

foreign policy. there's not a conversation we has anywhere in the world with leaders that doesn't focus on that. reporter: if you could take one more question on the house foreign affairs commissionoday on hearing on the afghanistan withdrawal, accusing the biden administration recreating the doha agreement and creating conditions that are ripe for taliban takeover. mr. kirby: we have talked and briefed at great length about the situation we found ourselves in when we came into office. the doha agreement that was agreed to by the previous administration. i would point you to every public comment and testimony we have done before. i don't want to -- i don't think i need to relitigate that. the president was faced with a stark choice given the decisions that president trump made about exiting afghanistan. reporter: the u.n. aid agency today said in an interview with skynews that hamas is not a terrorist organization, he later clarified his remarks. what's the word from washington and the white house about those comments. mr. kirby: hamas is a terrorist organization, we've said so. it is. you don't have to look any further than what they did on october 7 to see it in stark terms. lo

commission for the western hemisphere, and the executive director of the georgia institute for women's peace and security here in washington dc. the wilson center is a unique institution in foreign policy. it was congressionally chartered, scholarship driven and we are fiercely nonpartisan and independent. that has obligations to not duplicate what others are doing but instead to prioritize the most important issues and opportunities and to try to do so in ways where we can add value and make a difference. this year's topic, efficacy for afghan women's rights on the global stage, is critical to our work here in the center and to the policy community at large, that is very much something among the most important priorities we have. women represent a powerful locus of change, whether at the helm in government, civil society or private sector, women play a critical role in preventing conflict and sustaining prosperity. the situation of gender discrimination in afghanistan is abysmal and it is worsening by the day. the taliban further restricts women's ability to work, travel, access basic health care services. moreover the millions of afghans are facing food and water insecurity and the r

foreign policy topics, maxim anatolyevich, let’s be the first to start with us about ursula’s employment fonden speculates that she may actually have outgrown the post. head of the european commissionave some more significant role in europe, but she will not have something more serious, more important, she is not physically such a position, you know, in the post -nato secretary general, which she could apply for, is less important, because it is a subordinate, it is just an official, in fact, now this is the peak of her career, the federal chancellor may just be higher, but there -for now, for now... that is, we will gradually, i hope, begin to restore relations with europe, maybe with the west in general, when the current generation of politicians, too tied up in this war, leaves, for her this is a personal war, and even that as scholz explained why he didn't wants to see her at the post of nato secretary general, she is so militant that this is just a fury of some kind of war, then can we valdemar say that ukraine is supported by europe. disappears when the role of the individual in history recedes a little, and there will be no ursula, there will be someone more negotiable with

commission for the western hemisphere, and ambassador for a come as a of the georgia kennan institute for women, peace and security writer in washington, d.c. the wilson center is unique institution in foreign policy congressionally chartered, where scholarship trivet and were would fiery nonpartisan and independent. i always say that special status brings with it certain obligations. do not duplicate what others are doing but instead to prioritize the most important issues and opportunities, and to try to do so in ways we can add value and make a difference. issues topic, advocacy for afghan women's rights on the global stage, is critical to our work here in the center, and to the policy community at large, and is very much something that is among the most important priorities that we have. women represent a powerful locus of change, whether at the helm in government, so society or the private sector, women play a critical role init preventing conflict, building peace and sustaining prosperity. the situation of gender discrimination in afghanistan is abysmal. and it's worsening by the day. the taliban further restricts women's ability to work, travel, access basic healthcare services. moreover, m