, and north korea and south korea.hey were bitterly disappointed at that. as i found out. they got quite threatening. the second day i was there, i was informed by a north korean -- that the population of pyongyang had learned of my presence and their -- they could no longer guarantee my safety or security, or that of my small delegation. that is the proposal i have been public about in the past. i have written about it. i had a debate with -- as many of you know. a great friend and colleague. we did it in a semi-public forum. it sure didn't persuade anybody and probably won't tonight. i just think in the context of perhaps rethinking our approach, because the one we have been pushing has not been very successful. i will stop there and open it up for questions. and rebuttals, i am sure. >> thank you. let me make a brief comment. icas is not a government. there is no foreign funds involved in icas activities. mr. clapper: i'm glad to know that now. [laughter] >> general, you do posit a very controversial concept for sur

it was south korea that attacked north korea with a single word. civil war, which was then a separate issue. after that, korea is engaged in e- peaceful construction of what it considers right and just and does not threaten anyone. moreover, only the presence or suspicion of the presence of nuclear weapons in north korea. well, i saved this country from the direct aggression of the united states of america, i think that today in washington it is very saddened by this statement, because the political opponents of the baidan, of course, will definitely use this in their election campaign. in the sense that, finally, biden brought to the handle in his policy of north korea. you and trump tried to solve something there and pretend that this problem can be solved. well and for the korean people, the issue of unification again becomes the same acute issue and we, as a people, which, unfortunately, is also divided into parts. i mean, the russian people, thanks to the betrayal of certain politicians in the soviet union, we should be sympathetic to the desi

the chinese bloggers but then as you see in the ukraine and north korea and with south korea and japano have very naturalistic failings. and then the economics was centered in europe. and with that nationalism in europe. and then you can sweettalk there is no way and then that is on the us against and north korea nuclear capability because of history, nationalism and then south korea would feel obligated and then taiwan would feel obligated. and then i don't think we get through the next 30 years without a nuclear war. >> i respect your point of view but one would simply observe the north koreans really have the bomb. that's a fact in those are expanded the denuclearization policy and also to suggest with the republic of korea. >> very interesting and then what fails with us policy and will continue to fail with the focus on the denuclearization. it's not quite the way that we see it. and then nothing would be done until it it is denuclearize. and during the trump administration that none of them was a serious negotiations and let north korea denuclearize first. and as they do and then

, and a strong unbreakable united states republic of korea. as the general said today is the day that we mark the culmination efforts over many, many years by american and korean veterans, their families, the korean war veterans foundation, to this wall of remembrance, a reality and today is that reality. it's beautiful monument. it's a poignant reminder of the individual sacrifices of the more than 36,000 u.s. service members and the 7000, more than thousand korean troops who served together and died together in korea. their names are now engraved here on our incredible washington mall. this place, this mall is so special to to so many of you including myself. i've spent many hours, like many of you, walking the powers of this mall, staggered by the beauty of it. but also the meaning of these monuments and what it means all of us and our world. and now another generation of families, students guests from all around the world are going to visit this wall remembrance to honor the joint sacrifices of our american and korean brethren. and over th

the presence or suspicion that they had nuclear weapons because korea north korea has always been on the american list. uh, these are the rogue countries that must be destroyed. yes, on this list, uh, there was cancer, which abandoned the nuclear weapons program, on this list was libya, which abandoned the nuclear weapons program. but north korea decided not to refuse. well, i think that this is the merit of not only north korea , but also the united states of america themselves, you see, there was a program that the americans proposed to north koreans, if they do not deal with nuclear weapons, my help with energy and help with food, and how such an agreement existed, until american geologists found out. how many uranium ores are in north korea, there are 26 million tons. uranium ore, from which you can get it, well, get a clean wound of 17.5 thousand tons, these are huge deposits and the one who americans, as always, was afraid of greed, and they said, we will help you if you give all the uranium to us in north korea of course, she didn’t go for it, but she understood that with her

this is how it looks in north korea, north korea, it turned out as it turned out, in fact, several countriese preparing for a communist such a situation, there nicolai ceaușescu , the president of romania, was thinking of handing over power to his son , this is also true, the leader of the bulgarian communists bet on his daughter ludmila, who died even before he lost power. that is, there were different situations, but no one created such an outright monarchical regime. of course, in such a situation, when a monarchical regime is created, when power is passed from father to son, from son to son, and now it is the third person who rules north korea, it is natural to imagine that someone else can influence his decisions, it is impossible to use nuclear weapons because in north korea how is it religion, it is not power he is not even the president of the country because his grandfather is still the president of the country who is worshiped as the eternal president, people cry at his er grave, lose er consciousness, this too by the way, it is necessary to investigate quite seriously because, in

here, and north korea, as it were, defended itself , but repeat. now it's not so important.ing is that this is a war, in fact. she became not only the war between the two parts of the korean peninsula, which is still in a conflict situation in which the korean war still cannot resolve this conflict. it was a proxy war. that is the so-called proxy of everything in fact. it was a battle between east and west between the soviet union and the united states of america, and there is such a detail that is quite interesting. so the americans acted. not alone, along with him , a number of other countries spoke, presumably the war on the side of the united states entered australia new zealand thailand great britain from the point of view of diplomatic activity, it should be noted that the big mistake on the part of soviet diplomacy was ignoring the platform of the un security council. that the united states of america was able to actually push through its decision to conduct a peacekeeping operation, in which a united the contingents of the united states of america and their allies an

hang on their south korea's east coast. this is where the major clean up is happening because this is where the most damage occurred with the most rainfall. the typhoon had act with that to the a passing po hanger was actually back out at sea again or that when he, when passed here. but because it was out at sea, in these warm water separating the korean peninsula from japan, it was once more a seems being replenished, gathering the amount of moisture that it was dumping back on the coastline. so even though it was moving north, this part of the coast line and po, hanged, or something like 400 millimeters of water during the typhoon. this one district of this city, it's called the nam district with recorded 100 millimeters in just one hour. so that's what led to the inundation of rad roads of buildings. here, there is a marine corps unit here based in po, hang. you can see them out. had been taking part in the clean up operation. they were actually deployed where that had the height of the storm with amphibious vehicles to

. right now in the southeast coast of south korea-— south korea.rofessor at _ south korea. that was assistant professor at the i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school of i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school of earth | south korea. that was assistant i professor at the school of earth and environmental sciences at seoul national university. thank you so much. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — canadian police lay murder charges against two men who remain on the run, after ten people were stabbed to death in saskatchewan. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the difficult decision we reached i toget

south korea is the perpetrators of this crime. well, i really very lightly on and the founder of the facility and even when on to continue doing so called charity work after he was released from prison. and the family continues to maintain substantial fortune to ride from this there's so many aspects to this, but as you are going to say, the case already had come to light in 1987. what confounds me is that it's taken on to last month for this call for an apology to be issued by has it taken so long? well, it shows to some extent how justice works in this grand context. even when there are facts and there is an investigation, not necessarily lead to meaningful action or change. in the case of brothers form, we were still looking at the tail end of the military dictatorship and so career and one that was facing considerable pressure from the various pro democracy uprisings within the country. the dictator at the time one was about to lose his power. and the government was very much invested in making sure that this new scandal did n

i was 'ust auoin north korea but also china. i was just going to ask _ north korea but also china. but also china. i was just going to ask you about - north korea but also china. i was just going to ask you about china because that is such a big player in this part of the world. how do you think beijing is viewing all of this? think bei'ing is viewing all of this? �* . ., , ., ., , this? bei'ing certainly would not be ha - this? beijing certainly would not be happy about _ this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this- — this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it _ this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it would - this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it would certainlyj happy about this. it would certainly aggravate and in no way beijing. but the fact of the matter is that the united states presence in the region is not going anywhere. vice president harris's visit clearly seems to be aimed at strengthening and building a united front in asia to not only promote a free and open into pacific but also defend the border. and als

from north korea. he defected with his family to south korea in 2016. i wonder if you could share your perspectives on what korea, how that unfolded what interactions were like with north korean officials. whatever you are able to share would be fascinating. thank you, sir. >> i will answer both of those questions. i think there are things i probably can't say about the second question, but i would certainly comment on it. in terms of how i prepared for my role in the dprk, i would say first of all that i applied for the role. it is common in the british government service that you put an investigation for a role in your selected -- and you are selected. i did that while i was serving and i did so in large measure because i had regional experience first in japan, china , i had studied japanese and chinese and i wish to actually broaden out that regional experience. also, i moved on from focusing exclusively at the start of my career on business regulation and trade and investment issues to a much more important issue, a role that involves more politics.

i see one call from korea exposure. thanks so much. i the deaf, told from the devastating floods in pakistan has now passed 1500, with many feeling the worst could be still to come. local officials say water born diseases are spiraling out of control and it could take months for the stagnant waters to fully recede and the fields flooded and crops destroyed. food supplies, it also threatened while farmers struggle to feed their life stuck zamiah's cans. buffaloes survived the floods, but now the farmer struggling to keep them alive. zamiah's farm is in the province of sinned, one of the areas west affected by the floods. he managed to save his animals, but the water spoiled their feed. but he loved you, as you say, yes ross, i'll become rotten because of the floods. hello. yeah, it's turn black john what? we can't give it to the cattle, the j. u. so the animals will go hungry. you will just and eventually die. got will got. i got all my guy, you yellow with their own cattle feed, ruined farmers have to buy it in. but the short supply ha

south korea to demonstrate and show its commitment security and defence and a message to north koreates again is committed to the south korean defence and it will not tolerate and accept north korean provocations. but we are already seeing this provocations in it doesn't look like pyongyang is backing down. it doesn't and that will be a challenge and homework so to speak for both the united states and south korea and evenjapan on how to deal with north korea. how to stop, prevent them from future complications and the biggest challenge has been notjust stopping weapons tests but trying to bring north korea back to the dialogue table. so i think vice president harris�* trip is important. notjust among the political leadership but the united states ending its military hardware as you saw. a visit in the port city and engaged in bilateral naval engagement. both a political message and a security message. that the united states has south korea and japan's back when it comes to north korea but also china. i was just going to ask you about china because that is such a big player in this pa

that the united states has south korea and japan's back when it comes to north korea but also china. about china because it is such a big player in this part of the world. how do you think beijing is viewing all of this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. and it would certainly aggravate and annoy beijing. but the fact of the matter is that the united states�* presence in the region is not going anywhere. vice president harris�* visit also clearly seems to be aimed at strengthening and building a united front in asia to not only promote a free and open indo—pacific but also defend a rules—based order. and also sending a strong message to china that has been increasingly aggressive and coercive in the region and to north korea that is being increasingly provocative. let's turn to iran now, where, in a national television address, president ebrahim raisi has accused protesters of misusing the death of mahsa amini to cause riots. as protests continued for a twelfth day, mr raisi said the death of the young woman while in the custody of the morality police had saddened ever

you response from korea, you manageable. what talking about but obviously is the statement that is the goal to be able. so that's kind of response that you need from the tiny and then the responses to the south, around the new government to may, the new government funded. he gave them up with an hoss that was more. so here's the response. and also i think the response to us that i didn't all of the, from previous governments and that, but all the while you can be active and all coming out. i've been watching the new government, washington, the new government. so for a long time in this say that there's a concluded and then we'll take that relationship of what do you think the the north korean leader went as far as to make the state, is it reversible and thought all the nuclear station talks? i think actually the probably been because now we have much more or less be realistic and you know you've been previously long afterwards. that's why the nuclear wise, the weapons perspective, korea, well that's, that's realistic. you kn

north korea condemned those drills and launched ballistic missiles on sunday and wednesday. also this week, the japanese defense ministry said russian and chinese navy ships were spotted monday and tuesday in the pacific near japan's izu islands. officials say they were staged on the alert. >> nations leaders are reflecting on 50 years of normalized ties and looking towards the future. the japanese prime minister sent a message to chinese president xi jinping on thursday. their nations now face many challenges, he hopes to work with the chinese president to ensure peace and prosperity between their people and the world in the next half century. president xi sent his own message. he said he hopes they can work together. president xi sent his own message. he said five decades ago past leaders made the important political decision to open a new chapter and he, likewise, wants to strengthen ties. he wants to create a bilateral relationship that suits the needs of the next era. >>> thousands of war displaced japanese moved to their homeland as adults after ties were normalized. t

kamala in korea. and iman. this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in, and thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much for coming out, everybody. oh, man. this is going to be fun. take a seat, take a seat. let's do this everyone. we have a really great show. florida is hurricane bonding. donald trump tried to overthrow the government using diet coke. and ronny chieng facing down kim jong-un. plus, our guest tonight is an international icon. iman is joining us on the show, everybody. looking forward to that. let's do this, people, let's just straight into today's headlines. ( applause ) >> trevor: all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. let's kick things off in the public health news. the f.d.a. has issued new guidelines as to which foods can be labeled "healthy." and that now includes nuts a

rob mcbride is in padua, south korea for rob. so vice president has been in the region since monday. she was in tokyo earlier. how significant is this whole tor yeah, this is an important leg of that tour and it comes at a, an important time of increasing tensions around the region as she just come from this state funeral of shins, o ave, in japan. i think that indicates the importance that the u. s. place is on the relationship with japan or in strengthening its military alliance or with japan in the face of the growing assertiveness or of, of china. we've heard from president joe biden repeating his pledge that they would come to the support of taiwan if it was ever attacked by china. so i think this is the americans want to hear that said that the south koreans, as the other major ally in this part of the world are also on board for south korea . it is slightly more complicated because it has much closer trade links with china . a bit also knows that china is, holds a great influence over north korea. so south koreans, even wh

i launches by north korea and harris reaffirmed us commitment to south korea security. for 7 decades, the alliance between the united states and the republic of korea has been a lynch pen as security and prosperity on the korean peninsula and in the in the pacific. and throughout the globe, i am here to reinforce the strength of our alliance and strengthen our work together. working together was also the theme in washington where the u. s. is hosting leaders and representatives from 14 pacific island states in a 1st ever summit of this size. the region is traditionally been an area of influence of the united states, but in recent years, china has been making inroads that has left washington and its allies uncomfortable . so it wasn't surprising that the us in these states agreed to a so called declaration of partnership between them. secretary of state antony blink and said, this would cover cooperation and climate change held emergencies. a free and open into pacific and economic opportunities. the washington post reported an announcement of more than $860000000.00 in

in south korea's brother's home facility in the seventy's and eighty's. now a commission is demanding a government apology for these past crimes and cattle farmers under massive pressure and pakistan after flood waters wipe out their feed supply full life stock . ah, i british minded you welcome to the dublin news a shirt. glad you could join us. we begin in south korea today where a recent report by an independent commission, has blamed past governments for atrocities committed in a state supported institution. the commission has asked for an official apology from the government. more than 600 people were killed and hundreds of others reaped, beaten, tortured and enslaved in brothers home. a facility for so called vagrants in bo, son city. most of these, what children it operated in the seventy's and eighty's under military governments which wanted to beautify the streets, particularly before the 1980 c, all lympics homeless people and children were picked up off the street sometimes by police officers and taken 2 brothers home where they were kept at th

in the shadow of not korea messiah launches. and the ever present influence of china. harris began her trip in japan, a treaty ally where she attended the funeral of slain, former leader sheen's obey. she then travelled to another treaty ally, south korea. and earlier today in sol, she met south korean president. you took your both leaders condemned recent miss i launches by north korea. and harris reaffirmed us commitment to south korea security. for 7 decades, the alliance between the united states and the republic of korea has been a lynch pen as security and prosperity on the korean peninsula and in the, in the pacific and throughout the globe. i am here to reinforce the strength of our alliance and strengthen our work together. working together was also the theme in washington where the u. s. is hosting leaders and representatives from 14 pacific island states in a 1st ever summit of this size. the region has traditionally been an area of influence of the united states, but in recent years, china has been making inroads tha

i recently held talks with south korea as president, eunice took your berkeley to condemn north korea's nuclear rhetoric. during the talks i discussed strengthening the nation's alliance, as well as improving ties between japan and sole mia mazda posed leader, and she has been sentenced to 3 years in jail by the country's military controlled court. so she is economic advisor, australian short term, now also received a 3 year prison term. the past he did not guilty to violating the official secret site. in a trial, criticized by right script sentencing took place in a closed court. she had already been sentenced to 20 years in prison since being acid in a military coup last year. and it's still facing additional trials. because when you can always catch up any time on our website address that is out here, dot com and that's updated throughout the day. the amount of the top stories from now to 0. ukraine has called an emergency meeting of top security, political and defense officials. after russia now let me put in, we'll sign documents proclaiming the annexation of her on the parisian je

however, it is hitting the southeast coast of korea, the second largest city of south korea.nique. after it turns from the northwestern �*s ghost the northwestern coast of the pacific ocean, and then our weather forecast has been forecasted very well. a lot of people have prepared very well to promote, and also, there are several other people who give a lot of warnings before it is hitting so that you don't have a lot of damage at the moment. however, the intensity and the magnitude of the rainfall is one of the most violent typhoons that is hitting right now in the southeast coast of south korea. professor at the school of earth and you are my —— environment of sciences. to the us now where, in a rare legal victory for donald trump, a court has ordered furtherjudicial oversight of materials taken from his florida home during an fbi search last month. an official called a special master will carry out a review of the documents seized by agents. 0ur north america correspondent, gary 0'donoghue, explains why this development matters. well, if you bear in mind that the former pr

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here is north korea we clarify your pose.its positions and tells us to start calling everything by its proper name, in part, this is happening with india, north korea is going in the same direction, so all these strange international discussions. that maybe they will give up nuclear weapons as part of economic assistance. all this is nullified. it also has such an aspect that in the united states it seems to them that they ruled the world. actually. it was others who partly agreed that they seemed to be in charge the whole world of america played along in her international position. right now, a number of countries are ceasing to play along with america in international affairs. and she turns out to be, well, in a very difficult situation, gently, gently. let's say, north korea, again, in this vein, act the second aspect. and it is so much more regional. in asia, all eyes are on. uh, in taiwan yes , america begins to pump up taiwan according to the ukrainian scenario, but this time after china, japan means it starts to flirt

it is another step in the relaxation of south korea.k at one big driver of why these governments are doing this all at once. that is the king dollar across asia-pacific. with the exception of course of hong kong. hong kong dollar is pegged to the u.s. dollar. japanese yen at 142 and change and the south korean you want weakening. they want tourists to comment. in particular, the representative of japan said they want to capitalize on the week yen and have tourists coming. the green is misleading. this is weakness in the currencies against the u.s. dollars that's a big driver why they are doing this now. >> china remaining the last nation standing when it comes to closed borders. stephen engle there with the latest. to get more on the reopening recovery with the national people's congress, a deputy will be joining us live at eight: 10:00 p.m. -- 8:10 p.m. new york time. coming up next, the implementation of value products. we will get a read on primary pmi's. let's take a look at australia new zealand bonds. we saw a resurgence of the se

harris earlier held talks with south korea's president june, so yo would both condemning north korea's nuclear rhetoric yung yang of fine to short range ballistic missile tests. just a day before harris landed in the region, yoon and harris discussed strengthening the nation's alliance, as well as improving ties between japan and so, covering developments is rob mcbride, who's standing by for us in pod you in south korea. hello there, rob. what does harris's visit mean for the security lines between washington and sol? yeah, it does come at a significant time of increasing tensions in this part of the world where a few kilometers back from the d. m. z. carmella harris has been visiting pam and john. it's there where the location of the famous blue huts of the piece village there where the armistice was signed. that ended the korean war. back in 1953. that's just a few kilometers further along the border as she has also been to an outpost looking into north career itself, she had made a statement talking about those shared relationship and the alliance between south korea and united sta

the fact that north korea will build up its nuclear deterrent kim jong-un said in april this year. that, in the west, in south korea, in japan, they began to talk about the fact that pyongyang is preparing for the next nuclear test and it is possible that the adoption of this document is a stage in preparation for the fact that north korea will lead the seventh nuclear test in the near future. test alexander sergey thanks, i remind you that my colleague sergeevna gagarov was in direct contact with the studio. now let's go to advertising, and then about the situation in zaporozhye. the vtb team is looking at your goods more and more, and how else with an express loan from vtb said vtb a does not come out for money, and they get an express loan for business up to 10 million rubles. i will find out the pledges and documents with approval in 5 minutes. and where to apply, where it is convenient to submit an application online, it was the same with a reliable bank. and you will be so help vtb deed. buy a magnet in stores, get a coupon for your next purchase. look at the check and catch

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they fired them in the evening, which is unusual for north korea. to put significant on the timing, the fact that they were but ending this visit so conveniently is too much of a coincidence to believe it is not connected. another reason north korea may not be happy at the moment in carrying out these launches is because there is currently a naval exercise going on today, this friday. they were naming the exercises earlier in the week. japan, -- and the united states are carrying out submarine drills in international waters off the east coast of korea. we actually heard from the south korea office that just last week, their national security department had warned that the -- they believed the summary launched test might be coming up from north korea. this is one of the preventative exercises that the three nations are carrying out at this point. the meeting and the visit of self -- it did go through the zone between north and south korea. it is an area where presidents and vice presidents traditionally go to show the defense commitment that the unit

the south korea reported a strong response if north korea has a seventh nuclear test. japan confirm support and cooperation from the u.s. and south korea to resolve the issue of abductions of japanese nationals. >> south korea could ask the public to weigh in on a debate involving members of bts. the defense ministry says it may conduct a survey to help decide if it should exempt them from mandatory military service. the oldest members of bts, the oldest member turns 30 in december. the south korean men are required to serve in the military by that age. the country gives exptions to classical musicians, dancs, or athletes that enhance national prestige. th thinit shou be expanded to inude pop stars like bts. the defense minister wants the public to have a say. >> we have set a deadline to decide on the matter. i have told officials to carry out a public survey. >> officials say the survey is one of many factors it will use to make the decision. the media reports say the ministries plan is facing criticism online. >>> officials in japan are tackling the biggest covid-19

south korea, the u.s. will be holding trilateral anti-submarine drills in korea for the first time since 2017. we will be getting second-quarter affects intervention data from bank of korea at 4:00 p.m. we will be watching the debut of -- korea after it set its ipo price at 60,000 yuan. in japan, we are about to get august unemployment retail sales and industrial production numbers. all of which are expected to decline. the prime minister he wants an economic stimulus package to help mitigate the impact of inflation. softbank to start laying off employees with at least 30% of staff to go. right. let's talk about tech. meta and facebook planning to cut headcounts for the first time in 18 years. su keenan joins me. tell us more about this. >> it is a big deal. the first time that facebook cost parent is cutting its budget, reducing headcounts. since it was founded 18 years ago. it came out at a meeting that mark zuckerberg had. the announcement, a sweeping plan to reorganize and reduce. it went beyond the hi

north korea, in addition to missiles. and by the way, if medium-range missiles on railway platforms are capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, if you look at the number of nuclear weapons in north korea and, for example, the same united states of america, it is disproportionately small and, of course, north korea to fight against the same united states but this is generally pointless. at the same time, north korea itself reveals exactly how many nuclear charges it has. so i do, not a single nuclear power at all, american researchers calculated that at the beginning of 2022 there were almost 13,000 nuclear warheads on the planet and almost half of them were russian about 6,000. slightly less than the us 5.5 thousand. at the same time, it is noted that there are more americans than the so-called active rockets with evil heads, that is, those that do not just lie in warehouses, but are installed directly on submarines, aircraft and in mines 350 warheads. it is believed that the french army has almost 300 in service. about 20

harris earlier held talks with south korea president june, so p o, where they both condemned north korea's nuclear rhetoric pyongyang fide to short range ballistic missile tests. just a day before harris landed in the region, yona and harris discussed strengthening the nation's alliance, as well as improving ties between japan and so covering this for us is road mcbride, who's standing by for us in pod you in south korea. rob, what does this vision mean for the security alliance between washington and salt in our just as we, as we see a military cooperation picking up, we're also seeing a return to an awful lot of the rhetoric and the, the, the, the comparative language from north korea and also a lot of it's testing and in fact, and we are expecting, according to south korean intelligence officials, that the north has completed preparations for another nuclear test. now they haven't done a nuclear test since 2017 as well. so you do get this sense of a things slipping back in time. just wednesday evening, we had the launch of 2 more short range, ballistic missiles. there was another on sun

korea as a provocative move?iously they returned that provocative move in kind. this comes as the uss ronald where reagan, which is deployed in the western pacific, made a port of call and south korea ahead of where games with the south korean counterpart. also ahead of what the south korean spy agencies should be the seventh nuclear test upcoming perhaps it's a very specific date. sometime between october 16 to november 7. a lot at stake for u.s. diplomatic efforts in the western pacific ahead of joe biden's pacific where he will go to the g20 meeting with it a pig's november. haidi: this is really interesting because it has the white house hosting the unprecedented leaders. while he did his big ten-day tour of the region. is this an attempt to try to woo them away from china's influence? stephen: there is a fear in washington that many of these pacific island nations are perhaps ignored by the white house, ignored or not respected even by australia and move more into china's orbit. we saw that in may when the f

bosnia elections on a jessia with south korea. it's considered a psych reducing the young men to serve compulsory military service all local and all couldn't get on with hand. i'm helen tenant or i'm from dale in integrity cook. it was in the house. but some resist the draft on moral and religious grounds in a country technically at war with north korea refusing to serve in the military is taboo. and until recently it was a crime and cooper today had call the washington catalina's a singular region. 10 model is us to go ok, they will get it at a thought and when you, when you look at them, when they meet, it was me so you can live content was 101 ace. makes those challenging. conscription in south korea with, with singular moody, a deep tone. jane. yeah, i good not on tag and how much one is on pay them the on july, the 20 starting and can get out of her week there. may she go moon syndrome dedicated to lead orchard noting at huntsman concrete recently on the search. weird . she mom, tanya, laguna owner, new york. i know she didn'

i have a chapter in my book, not only north korea, also south korea. today, south straight are all south. so development, aid and welfare state doesn't help and other book kicked he his thesis is that in the last 2025 years inequality is on the rise. the gap between poor and the rich, he says. the most part of the 20th century, they have also decrease of inequality. but then something's changed in the nineties and now we have increasing inequality for him. these are the worst year. but i tell you something, in 2000, in 2000, 26% of the worldwide population lived in extreme poverty. today, it's less than 10%. these are the years that he calls the bad years. so the question is whether you focused on inequality, as he does on poverty, as i do. if you're inequality is the problem, then the chinese people should go back to mao's time because they were more equal. if time. but when i was in china a lot of times i saw no one who told me we have to go back to mao because we were all more equal. of course they're more unequal today because are a lot of billiona

by the west in south korea in japan? they began to talk about the fact that the drunk is preparing for the next nuclear test, and it is possible that the adoption of this document is a stage in preparation for the fact that north korea will conduct the seventh nuclear test in the near future. sergei mingazhev. aleksey pichko, east asian news bureau. residents of the dacha village of markonievo, like all normal people, want to spend evenings watching tv with their families. but constant interruptions electricity cause them just anger here's how it happens look. songs from the bottom of my heart good evening to everyone here, everyone is watching ruf. so , not everyone has run yet. elections at various levels began today in most regions of russia, polling stations will work from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm local time and close at 20:00, on september 11, all subjects of the federation were given the opportunity to independently choose the duration of voting in 32 regions. it will be held on one day at 15 in two, here in 26 regions t

all these increased threats from north korea, from north korea's point of view, they are always enraged by these exercises. they have been scaled back through the last few years to allow this summit diplomacy to take place to try to get the north korea to give up the nuclear arms. clearly, they haven't done that. protest is marley, one, the un peacekeeping mission to leave the country. malia and authorities expelled the head of the un mission in july, following a diplomatic route to the rest of soldiers from ivory coast. these people have been in madison 2013. the u. s. has it out. sanctions are members of iran, so called morality. police follows the death of a women in iran being held by the for the u. s. accuses it of abuse and violence against iranian women. and violating the rights of peaceful protest is at least $34.00 migrants have died after their boat capsized of serious coast soon, authority. se 14 people have been rescued. most of those on board were lebanese syrians and palestinians. are also among the dead. uganda is confirmed 7 new cases of the highly contagious of both a v

forty-fifth, and in the forty-seventh, the us president says the romanian said that the future of korea should be decided through the un with the filing of washington throughout the korean war, there was a direct threat of the use of nuclear weapons by the united states of america. to a large extent it was determined the position of commander-in-chief of the american forces in the far east, general macarthur. he took a hard line. in the war, insisting on the expansion of hostilities into china and the use of nuclear weapons in washington, washington studied the possibility of using six atomic bombs from december 27 to 29, 1950 to destroy the troops of north korea and china in the pyeongchorn area, imho and later eight more atomic bombs against chinese troops in the jeonju area and north of the ingang river, who started the war first is still arguing, but it stopped in the same place where it began exactly in the middle of the thirty-eighth parallel, the countries are still divided, ideologically and provocations flare up almost every week, south korea is actually a satellite of the unit