k. without the u. k. um, you know, industry having or, or the economy having to train them themselves. and so this focus on this move, but it's is a way about taking integration as a topic and talking about it, but notes about the bit that they don't really want to do anything about, you know, so you can still use this topic without really addressing why that by legal migration is still so high because i, i just want to bring this full circle and get some, some final thoughts on what's ahead. after these elections. can labor be a new start for the u. k. this is our big question. so i think 1st new governments are in pretty quickly in the u. k. so basically the day after the elections of labor gets a huge majority of the customer will be invited to form the government, but it will not be a blessed i. in 1997 revolution where labor comes in with a plan to really to and the country around. i think the best line i would describe the labels current policy is, was we want to do a lot of things like the tories,

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k. policy leader, nigel for raj, a service that need to expire is what ultimately pro folks in russia to enter the chromebooks and get to claim as he stands up to watson pressure for speaking german authorities say the terrace group i can use as ukraine. i as a positive point in europe, around 27000 people in germany offsets, but just to run a cool little is of is um, according to the state security, apple watches the welcome to lou weekly on oxy international. the trinity, the biggest story is from the last 7 days, as well as kind of to there's a lot of inputs and has to visit the dpi, okay, for the 1st time in 24 years, receiving a welcome bye. sleeter came jump on the national company to be on the i of the put this visit to the dpi. okay. resulted in new strategic partnership between moscow? i'm feeling yeah. both sides signed a mutual defense punts per diem, to support each other. it is a fact seem government has insisted that their agreement accelerate on the creation of a new multi

k. as, as u. k, reform party looks to challenge the conservative, i could take up to 10 seats in the election. so it's important that people understand what the motivations may be in the british press right now to certainly start talking about nigel for i just added you to the forever war now the i c k to our group uses ukraine stepping stone into the heart of europe and that's what, according to a, c d o security official, amberleen. jeremy now reported leave habits more than 27000 radical followers of these lum, representing potentially a security threats. the are to use more odd cuz you have has been looking into the complex story. a my, a warning that you might find some of the following images disturbing in the city who masika non most schools outskirts was a travesty. live often sleuth of civilians, men, women, children. it's rattles. russia to the cool the, the terrorists lead immediately. they would track cuz they hated for ukraine and what detained a me a i was drive from the buddha, even

dpr take the p r k continues. let's take a listen to you that was supposed to a selection, pretty glitching and pleasant. the sincerely grateful for this opportunity to visit us on some new toyota products between your public and korea. i get this so to my duplicate single come, you know, i see you can do regression and the cpr k. we are tied to by decades of close friendship present. done good neighborliness on print cheese one. you told me the deal. would you go use them? you know, they may just to make sure we still don't miss no.

k. not exactly a garden spot for tourism from the west. so there isn't really much known about it . what about reaction from moscow over all this attention paid towards fitness visit? what, of course russia has responded perhaps, and surprisingly, given the focus of given the attention of a given to the, to the visit to the foreign ministry spokesperson marie is a how to but she has made up a take to the follow comment towards a joe biden she's focused on his mental capacity, which is obviously extremely concerned. and given that he hosts the world's largest new fear, also here's what she said. and there's one thing that worries everyone is biden's condition, both physical considering that he leads the nuclear power and freezes up more and more often and financial due to the criminal nature of its appearance associated with ukrainian corruption scams. so he's always the refer to biden's freezing but she also mentioned corruption, particularly when it comes to you crying, maybe a note to

k. general election, and it's a general election where the governing party originally soon act faces complete devastation if we listen to the pulse like that. so for the biggest, the feet in living memory, certainly even back as far as 19 o 5, they could lose dozens and dozens of seats. i think the majority that they had this of a listen to some of the criticisms of knowledge of raj as a position. and we'll take from the of what he said was completely wrong and only plays into putin's hands. and this kind of appeasement is dangerous for personal security, the ferocious comments about russia and ukraine. disgraceful. so, um, you know, predictable outrage from and the establishment that the leader of the labor party there and the leader of the government right now, really soon, i very, very energetic supporters of ukraine. and i think what the reality is, is that, and the for i just connected with the british public and the reality around you, probably not. and many other farm par policy s

k. one is with a, just because of this, the us would impose by the sections i that wouldn't be realistic given that already put a lot of them on the ready. that is, is a limit what additional loops can be made. or, of course, it will be some rhetoric surrounding it, similar with the dpi, kate, are already sanctions city to room to impose additional sanctions. is a little bit limited. in addition to this wanted was a, one to the a, b, b, k is getting more technological development in trade with russia. the way that we hope that pays our relationships more generally with additional costs, and it needs to connie, $1.00 way to, to the one to what does that would make. eas pups more stable for the eyes of many other western countries eventually might enhance its relationships as economic development picks up. but in the case of what would go to expect any concrete steps to really arise from this country at the steps that is great speaking to you, thanks for joining us on the product. and we'v

k. as a gateway that's according to the chief over jimmy's federal office for the constitutional protection. if it still states it does act on tuesday, i mean now reportedly called as molden, 27000 radical follow up with a visit representing potential security threats. all the guys do unravels the complex web, blinking the tara group to us. samson's a warning. you may find some of the following images disturbing of the crocus city who masika non most schools outskirts was a travesty. live on to the laws of civilians, men, women, children. it rattled russia to the cool. the, the terrorists lead. immediately. they would track cuz they hated for you grade then what detained a me a, i was drive from the buddha, even as the ruins of crooked city who smoked it with many of the victims buried under the rubble of the united states. rush to assure the world was who isis k? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually and by all accou

bob who bowed with eyes this k for years holds the same opinion except i'm concerned with k. it is a proven fact. they are being supported and financed by the western powers. they were used as a proxy to engage the taliban in a war. they wanted chaos in kimball to divert the tell a bands, attention from reforms and peace. there are a plethora of reasons why many countries in southwest asia who'd say view, they began with mysterious american helicopter flights to ices, k control territory in move and they've got to stop isis. k 5 has spotted with american weapons, despite the fact that it was the tally by. let's seize those weapons from the ask and all me, is it collapse? i'm dollars from the isis recruit has lots of thomas. we draw attention to the continuing evidence of if not direct, then in direct links between americans and isis. we're talking about a recent statement by the taliban. about a targeted raid by american special forces to capture one of the taliban prisons in the ask in province of bi guess which contained isis militants captured in northern afghanistan in au

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k. and that number during his asian tool. i'm sorry, the me to differentiate agreement. feel me, i think the i or a weston power 3 full view k policy lead to nigel for raj. a service that need to expire is what ultimately prevent russia to enter the conflict against refrain cuz he stands up to weston. prussia was speaking of the subordinate administration, lost his output, the media of a single, difficult, she think the use of the us lead up appearing. we went to the child, the well goodman to the weekly on all to international the truth. the biggest news from the last 7 days, as well as the current events from input to has visited the dean p. k. in for the 1st time in 24 years receiving a welcome by its leader came jump on in the national capital, young young of the put this into the d. p. okay. resulted in a new strategic partnership between moscow. i'm feeling young. both sides signed a missile defense packs purging to support each other. if either is a tax. cumulative has insisted th

the i says k tower group uses ukraine, stepping stone into the heart of europe. as according to a senior security official in berlin, germany now reported the hub is more than 27000 radical photos of this i'm representing potential security threats, policies. my goal is to have, has been looking into the complex story. a warning you may find some of the following images to stopping of the crocus city who masika non most schools outskirts, was a travesty. long thin sort of civilians, men, women, children, rattles russia to the cool. the, the terrorists lead immediately. they would track cuz they hated for ukraine and was detained a me a i was drive from the boulder, even as the ruins of crew could city who smelled it. with many of the victims buried under the rubble of the united states rush to assure the world was who isis k. no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happened, the literally saw draven warriors had liberated virtually 100 percent. the vices

k for its weapons program. and it's a nuclear capacity, and he's sounded that the alarm he's mentioned to support china is given to what he described as rough as war economy. and he's got one eye on the full is coming nato summit, which is taking place in washington next month. and he said, but of course the relations between russia and the t p. okay, are going to be central to those discussions and for nato it will be looking to springs and it's relations with his regional allies. we are of course, also concerned about the potential support that the russian provides a to north korea when it comes to supporting their nissan new care programs. we see how much mutual support rashaw gets from north korea, but also from there on, on how china is popping up. there were economy um, but this is also one of the reasons why of nato and i have to naples on hand washing next mon spills for this thing. some our partnership with all the partners in asia pacific region was fairly honest. see done, south korea and japan also

still, according to the uh, dpr k occupying south korea. so uh, really sanctions and this common western uh, this coming position in relation to west regression is uh, one of the main points in which the dpr k and russia on are lucky to unite and fight against. let's take a listen to what's the russian president said. i'm not sure if the increase consistently advocate for the formation of a more just and democratic multiple world or both russia and north korea, pursue independence and autonomous foreign policies. and reject the language of blackmail and take time. we oppose the practice of applying politically motivated sanctions and restrictions. these are legitimate actions only to stabilize the global political and economic system. we will also continue to resist the practice of sanctions as a tool of the west as a custom to using to maintain its had gemini in politics, economics, and other areas. in this context, i would like to note that the indefinite restrictive regime of the un security council against north korea inspired by the us

i says k territory fuse is ukraine as a stepping stone into the heart of europe. that's according to a senior security official in berlin. jeremy now reportedly hub is more than $27000.00 radical photos of islam, representing potential security threats all to use more. i guess the of us be looking at this complex story just to warn you, you may find someone is following images to stopping. the crew is city v masika on most schools, outskirts was a travesty. the wanton slowest of civilian men, women, children, rattles russia to the cool the, the terrorists lead immediately. they would track cuz they hated for ukraine and was detained. a me, a, i was drive from the boulder, even as the ruins of crew could city who smelled it. with many of the victims, buried under the rubble of the united states rush to assure the world was who i says k. no, there is no whatsoever any evidence and in fact what we know to be the case is that i c k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happened, the literally sort of harriers had liberated virtually 100 percent a vice.

k. the nation's later personally met the russian president, giving him a warm welcome to the head of his arrival the rest. later emphasize the need for joint pushed back against the western sanctions and forcing a new security framework for your race. our correspondence is covering the visit in killing yang, the 1st time and nearly a quarter of a century vladimir proving this, touching down in pyongyang for a day of negotiation, documents sign, and even music with him. john lord. meanwhile, the us says everyone should be concerned about moscow's evening ties with young yang. russia has advised washington to mind its own leaders, moves the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching archie, international of the official welcome ceremony for vladimir putin has kicked off in the heart of the young yang. both leaders and their teams have a busy schedule ahead of them, including talks in various fears. the other ceremony you see here is taking place that kim il sung square a large public

traditional 401(k).es to roth 401(k)s there is no mandatory distribution at future retirement ages. second to that employers can do their matches to your roth 401(k) which didn't used to be the case. lots of incentives if you're willing to pay the tax today, to not owe any tax in the future which is a benefit, massive benefit when you think about the growth. charles: it really is. once you jumped hurdle, grow the pile of money that is what you want for your golden years. let's talk about the market for a minute. less than a minute to go. just a moment ago, the s&p 500 hit new all-time high. sort of a stealth think move, last two weeks felt like touch and go, all eyes on federal reserve. you would like the fed to cut-rates sooner rather than later? >> the environment we're operating in is almost demanding it. it feels like the fed is a little bit stuck. one of the key items we pointer to is housing. we are not in a period of time where we have housing equalibrium. we're really far away from it. there is a

k. a young young has the right to take reasonable measures to strengthen its own defense capability and show a national security and protected sovereignty. the comprehensive partnership agreement signed today also provides for the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this document. i would like to draw your attention to statements by the united states and other nato countries about the supply of high precision, long range weapon systems at 60 and aircraft, and other high tech weapons and equipment for striking russian territory. in this regard, the russian federation does not exclude the development of military technical cooperation with the democratic people's republic of korea. in accordance with the documents signed today, people to this powerful agreement between the dpi, okay, and voss. so he's nothing more than a document until a constructive forward looking exclusively peaceful and defensive nature designed to protect and defend t

the t p r k. a providing to russia, russia try in desperation to develop and to strengthen relations with countries that can provide it with what it needs to continue. the war of aggression that started against to crate. north korea is providing significant munitions to, to russia and other, and other weapons for using ukraine around has been providing with 3, including drones that have been used against civilians is really an infrastructure . and we'll continue to do everything we can to cut off the support that countries like the ron and north 3 are providing not much is known about the d. p. okay. in the west, the west of media use. the reports uses terms like reclusive state home. it sites, it says that came is a brutal dictator of pricing, who's paying for it, and it comes out with all sorts of salubrious titles. the citizens of the day be okay. even forced to have came john and had cuts. now the west always goes into a collective meltdown. it seems, every time the deep k tests, a ballistic m

k. now he's been up for the side of the british political establishment for years. the now the breakfast, cheer leading figurehead nigel for us is that they forget his credit, nato is be they, there's to blame for provoking russia. it's war with ukraine. and having roused the ross of the media and to meet with his commons, the reform u. k. part to meet is double down and his words, i don't blame me for telling the truth about previous war in ukraine. the west errors in ukraine have been catastrophic. there was no easy solution to the war, but facing up to the truth about the causes and consequences must be a start. that is why i simply want to tell it as it is, and have done for a decade. those slanders who claim the telling the truth makes me a mouthpiece for prudence, only revealed the weakness of their own case. not surprise them on anyone who knows them. uh and i, i do some wife knows he's a very pragmatic, he's a good speaker, and he has no problem. courtney conference back a contro

k. policy needed neither for raj a so that nato expires in is what ultimately proved russia it's entered against blueprint as he stands up to west impressive put speaking did fit little mr. agent lashes out media from posting what it calls cheap fake videos of the us need to appear in week and to link challenge the welcome to lou weekly on r t international featuring the biggest news from the last 7 days, as well as current events. although, sorry, flooded inputs and has visited the d p. okay. for the 1st time in 20 fully is receiving a welcome bye. its lead a team dylan, the national capital p on young of the hotel visit to the dean p. okay. resulted in use 15th, a partnership between moscow and young young, both sides signed a mutual defense touch pledging to support each other. it is a tax to me on the phone has insisted that their agreements accelerate to the creation. i mean, you multiple would hold off, can you see fit, right? demand puts it in stating that russia does not exceed t

k. party leaders double down on these woods. i don't blame me for telling the truth about previous war in ukraine. the west errors in ukraine have been catastrophic. there was no easy solution to the war, but facing up to the truth about the causes and consequences must be a start. that is why i simply want to tell it as it is, and have done for a decade. those slanders who claim the telling the truth makes me a mouthpiece for putting only reveal the weakness of their own case. not surprise them on anyone who knows them. uh and i, i do some was uh, you know, he's a very pragmatic, he's a good speaker. and he has no problem. courtney conference back a controversy. he's happy if you like to stick his ground and dig his heels in a little bit. and he's doing that at the moment. this all comes into context. remember of a u. k. general election. and it's a general election where the governing party originally soon act faces complete devastation if we listen to the pulse they could. so for the

all k for a weapons program and it's a nuclear capacity. and he sounded that the alarm he's mentioned to support china is given to what he described as rough as war economy. and he's got one eye on the forthcoming nato summit, which is taking place in washington next month. and he said that of course, the relations between russia and the t p. okay, are going to be central, today's discussions, and for nato, it will be looking to spring and it's relations with his regional allies. we are of course, also concerned about the potential support that to the restaurant that provides a to north korea when it comes to supporting their me solid on nuclear programs . we see how much mutual support of rashaw gets from north korea. but also from there on, on how china is popping up, their war economy. and this is also one of the reasons why of nato, and i have to wait till sunday, head and washing next month, spills for the spring. some our partnership with all the parts destination, pacific region, australia and a seat on south korea and japan also to

k. busy as signs we also heard, put in, slamming the west of saying that russia and north korea stand against the politically motivated sanctions and restrictions against the countries. um, earlier that and, and kim jong inside the comprehensive strategic partnership. um, a couple of, excuse me, that guarantees, mutual assistance in the event of aggression against either country as well as covering trade investments and cultural issues. right? we can go live now to my court. my colleagues are keys, donald porters and following blood were put in this trip to on the ground in pyongyang. and don, i'm not sure if you're able to hear any of of latter and put in a news conference just now. if you're able to give us some of your key takeaways from it, or if you can talk to us about what you've seen as part of your trip there with the russian presidents as well. right. so actually i was there in the room with a lot of air pollutant and came john own i was able to hear the whole thing 1st hand. a

k double down on his previous remarks met you want them. we're thinking that if someone believes it is possible to supply such weapons, to a war zone, in order to strike our territories and create problems for us, then why do we not have the right to supply our weapons of the same class to those regions of the world where they will be strikes on the sensitive facilities of those countries that are doing this against russia. so the response could be a symmetric, we'll think about this, and of course, such actions will finally destroy international relations and undermine international security. ultimately, if we see those countries being drawn into a war against us, and this is the direct participation in a war against russia, then we reserve the right to act in the same way all in all. this is a fact, a very serious problems on you and spot some of these a form i see in the a security policy analysts say, russia's agreement with the payoff. okay, is it reciprocal move for the west supply gone to ukraine? this is a very intriguing and timely

specifically, when the russian president was in the dpr k, because as we know, the dpr k is also a heavily sanctioned country journalist asked the russian president about what he thought about that. and he said that the, the sanctions against the dpr k specifically are quite strange. they really hurt people who are struggling the most to feed their families and take care of them and even compared it to the lennon. rog, blockade for which his own family had suffered during world war 2. i think it was a good idea of what i said then that some of the sections that were imposed against the p r t. to put it mildly, look very strange to and what leningrad experienced during the great patriotic war . everyone knows very well. this was a blockade when people were starved to death. what's going on in north korea now is this humane and the sanctions that are introduced primarily for political reasons, of course, externally still more source of onto the current level of human development, which if it's less political tar, that vladimir potent has been on in the dpr k in vietnam, had involved a lot of

b r k. and the russian president also says the moscow resolves to ride the supply long range weapons to countries like the dpr k. that's it responds to western escalation of what's going on in the northern east and asia. and beyond, currently is quite worrying in terms of exponential groups of military activities by the us and eats regional ally the as with the pay, you know, last edged into so many faces in gaza. these really admitted 3 admits of rad disagreements with from then it's the method. yeah, i will say it will be impossible to completely destroy him on the display. we're going to make, how much disappeared it seemed before we sign in the eyes of the public. how much is an idea? it's sorted in the hands of the people. the . hi, this is our team to national reaching you live from my new center with moscow. i a michael caught you up with the updates. protest as have led fires on the streets of can yet to show the outrage over appliance tax hike. the critics say with i'm fairly button

k. political commentator, anthony, always good to see you. what do you make the overall of let them or put in stance on the use of nuclear weapons essentially saying today as a country comes under attack the reserve the right to potentially use them. oh, yes, i already know the facts of actual thinking for a country to cite of. most of people actually believe that some president page who's been very restrained over the last year or size of we bought spring garden already relation to the ukraine. and so if you go back a few years ago, one side view time to check to, i was very keen, so i have strong relations with, with russia. i'm not very savvy has changed and is a role during because it's those at all by best phone affairs or strategic interests to medi cuz i'm gonna be of russia because we've allowed our defenses to full word free shots. i'm sorry to be offered nitride countries. i don't know, i think most people in the world won't let me just discharge the piece of note for more side

let's cross live to los angeles where during this k j matthews is standing by for us k j. great to see is always so donald sutherland had that, let's say some career, very impressive. what's his legacy as well? i think his legacy can be summed up the best by his son kiefer sutherland. you know, kiefer called his father, one of the most prolific actors in hollywood and said that he was probably one of the few actors that has such a range of diverse roles and you know what i will add to that. i will call him a redesigns me, a renaissance actor, to be precise. i mean, he's 88 years old. he started acting in the early sixty's means meaning that he's been on air, big television, m feel for decades. and during that time, there isn't a type of ruled abuse in play comedy, drama thriller. she just did everything in one of the most enviable things. i think about him if you asked me, is that he had bands from all demographics because he did the whole hunger games franchise. he brought a was a lot of millennials and people were younger. he probably were around the 60 when he 1st came

k. policy leader, nigel for ross, is once again cool to come to the see among the british political establishment as he is i the money. so i do that. nato fashion is what approval process the end of the corporate again see plain and responsive to the scandal. he has said that the collector west has only exposed the weakness of it's outcomes. i don't blame me for telling the truth about peter's war in ukraine. the west errors in ukraine have been catastrophic. there was no easy solution to the war, but facing up to the truth about the causes and consequences must be a start. that is why i simply want to tell it as it is, and have done for a decade. those slanders who claim the telling the truth makes me a mouth piece for prudent only revealed the weakness of their own case. not surprise them on anybody knows them. uh and i, i do some was, uh, you know, he's a very pragmatic, he's a good speaker. and he has no problem. courtney conference back a controversy. he's happy if you like to stick

k, etc. but he also spoke about the fact that the russian presence doesn't really see the lensky lasting much longer than the 2nd, then the 1st half of next year in office. because of the fact that he has absolutely lost his legitimacy since his presidential term has expired. and the russian president referred to a specific ruling by the ukrainian constitutional court that took place in 2015 ac. and you're clear, there's a decision from the constitutional court in 2015. what it is directly written that the president's term of office is 5 years, and that's all the sheets just that the west doesn't want to change the lens. you know, the time is not right. it is obvious all the unpopular decisions, much including lowering the conscription age will be blamed. go ahead and try to after that and yet they'll change it. but actually now sanctions was also a big topic of discussion. specifically, when the russian president was in the dpr k, because as we know, the dpr k is also a heavily sanctioned co

e, f, f, it's a better option in the m k. but at the same time, the m k is making us meant to say, don't know who needs to talk to the n c. so that will tell you more of kind of sixties. that's right here to we've listened to the filter and also what it shows government is i'll definitely got nobody lived. uh, we saw a lot of clocks in the municipalities here when it was put on the ground to be tested. the never really what? now a lot of people, a lot of questions, will come up with the system of elections and come up with this. collections will come up with the percentages that once or below just percentages, you must do that. it can only be one direction. now you see a lot of a for any type of evidence and this elections has and he's going to find it hard to get and also puts in there that would be perfect for them without compromising themselves or that one proposition. so good, are you saying that it s is that uh the amc could go ahead i i'm form of the week government. i'm be the so ruler with the present rather photos t

k. ahead of those days or less the to hello, we're looking at move very heavy rainy to central parts of china. latest pulse of the plumber ice continues to drive by way up towards the yellow sea toward south korea. and that will continue to get to flag down into the sea of japan, west in areas of japan sinks and break down pools as we go through sundays. and sheltered by the mountains to take out around 30 celsius, it'll be a humid 30. we can see how that rain still stretches its way back across queue. see the falls south of south korea and to shanghai, and down towards the south west of china. and here we go again mall right across a similar area for monday. probably a ride me wall into a in dire china. some live you shout was rumbling away here. good scattering a showers across the philippines. what's the weather coming into that western side of boni? i would still pretty unsettled the efforts to monitor at across the malay peninsula . joining up with the monsoon range, which now stret

k is a star. it ties with russian full display, the 1st time in nearly a quarter of a century. vladimir putting his, touching down in pyongyang for a day of negotiation, documents, signing and even music with tim john on the 2 leaders and there delegations are set to talk cooperation and all different fields from the economy and security to agriculture and energy. and last scale was ready to meet or to make this all happen . today, as before, russia and the democratic people's republic of korea are actively developing a multi faceted partnership. i am firmly confident that through joint efforts we will be able to bring by lateral interaction to an even higher level, which will contribute to the development of mutually beneficial an equal cooperation between russia and the d. p. okay, strengthening our sovereignty deepening trade and economic ties. developing contacts in the humanitarians via and ultimately improving the wellbeing of citizens of the 2 states. just last year, trade turnover between

i know it just uh, before we end on the trip by building were put into the d p r k. i want to show you this. it was a massive concert featuring performances in both korean and russian. in fact, our t correspondent donald quarter told us the scale of the welcome for a visiting leader was something he'd never seen personally before. this meeting that he had with teams on the one was all about establishing a new, basically a new era of cooperation between russia and the dpr, k and all different spears, including culture and education, economics and science. but the main one of course is as we recently heard that of a military cooperation. and it has to do with the fact that both countries are in a very similar position with respect to the west sanctions. and this common western, this coming position in relation to western regression is one of the main points in which the dpr, k and russia are looking to unite and fight against not listed on the increase, consistently advocate for the formation of a more just and democratic multiple world or both russia and north korea,