and so the, the armament of the countries are running north korea, japan, south korea, we'll, of course, the presence of the us and the region is heatedly justified by the threat of north korea whole north cause it was relatively clear that the whole thing is actually directed against china, or at least partly against china, machine obvious that the, despite the disagreement is that a nuclear program, north korean leadership regularly traveled to beijing. the communist parties of both peoples republics, were officially brother. apologies. each game generation cultivates these friendship, at least outwardly to both countries. this is a necessity. history. since the collapse of the soviet union, china, as the north, korea's only allied, the a to china does not really have north korea under control. i'm getting. a chinese proverb says that messiah lips teeth are cold. with north korea, china would have problems, which is why the government and john yang try take immense liberties with beijing, mom to her school to use up to kind of go to the car. during the north korean famine, the chinese

the world has news. korea would never reach a child from north korea says it's made just a ballistic missile test demonstrates budget now has the capability to strike anywhere in the united states. the in july 2017, north korea tested ballistic missiles with inter continental range, the the threatening gesture directed primarily against trump and the us. the rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. now north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the entire world. the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. north korea's response was downing his guns. well there's some way. sometimes we don't go even to include the onion. essentially what i have the much, the secret chick on you do you get? she don't get to kim john own is just a small dictator from a small country. he was threatened by the most powerful man in the world in a bizarre verbal exchange. but it was not an easy win for donald trump. yeah, he's

during the north korean famine, the chinese cent rice, china is keeping north korea live because korea is a buffer zone for china. 2 the united nations repeatedly imposed economic sanctions against north korea. if it did not comply with international rules. officially, china supported this approach unofficially. however, trade with north korea continued the the tim jones, the good you can use it says to be the name of the kim john wooten came to power. cortez north korea launch 2 satellites in 20122013 international sanctions followed with the china seemed cooperative foot. so it's a few months later to much the trade of the boat out. you know, what was continuing almost on change as you go from that. why not didn't, but it is why that would be cool, which we rush on winding colors and cars, approval food and alliance of china and russia and going through yeah, ever form against the us. this could create a completely new security zone for me on yeah. the 2 large nation, a ton of china and russia, gift the country, a large survival space, or the community restrictions imposed by the un

against north korea. if it did not comply with international rules. officially, china supported this approach unofficially. however, trade with north korea continued the tim jones. good you can use it says to be no name off. the kim john came to power, cortez north korea launch 2 satellites in 20122013 international sanctions followed with the china seems cooperative foot. so that's a few months later due to much the trade of the boat out. so now what was continuing, almost on changes you got from that one i didn't, but because this one that would be good cool, which we really show winds in colors and cars of pool food alliance of china and russia and going through yeah, ever form against the us this could create a completely new security zone for me on yang when the 2 large nation, the tunnel china and russia, gift the country, a large survival space of the community restrictions imposed by the un security council months, which would then be just as ineffective as us, i'm going to give you more chicago.

the north korea huts sites. north korea has been working on it nuclear program since at least the 1970s are 1960 on the shift, i can confirm this for my own personal experience. my father was a nuclear physicist. i'm. we lived in russia and the 19 seventy's was done where there was a nuclear research center in the north koreans, scientists were already working there at the time of the date is the us by planes observe the construction of the facility at this point, however, the international community was not concerned the, it still seemed unlikely that north korea would ever oppose a serious threat to the west. the in the communist world, however, joan gang was seen as a shining example, relying on a policy of friendship. kim l. so allied himself with heads of state and party leaders who were also not on good terms with the us the it maintained close relations with other communist states, especially the g. d, a and romania, the at the end of the $198.00. as these friendships came to an end, the eastern blog coll

and then when you decide to do that, then the people of north korea support the regime north korea's nuclear program takes the lion's share of the country's results is but in the regimes propaganda, it's a necessary sacrifice. peggy doesn't need it. it has a good name. 1993, i joined the north korean army. when did it to the home address? that's when i learned the phrase nuclear weapons. it's not the you will. they told us that the american invaders wanted to conquer our beautiful country. and attack us with strange biological weapons, 3 weeks from industry and you were told us to go to protect ourselves. we needed nuclear weapons. you know, i work for you, you don't get to the chip to church. i don't want you to test to miss on, which is a set of rated in the media and all parts of the country's national identity. if we sound reporting about missed on a launch is an increased military exercises. the ideology would collapse. it's a constant form of brain washing to ensure that the people remain submissive in ensuring that no one in the country would data question the regimes. power i

is not the typical of north korea as a whole mission north korea is as if you on yang is a level of above the rest of the country here. but in that respect of the nice design does not, i've travelled across north korea and seen that things have improved everywhere for beth p on yang stands out, because that's where the leak live is on this. and of course, the leadership needs the support of a lead to maintain political stability and just at some push to lead the fee of a police officer study to paid. like i mean and cargo to enjoy this plan, a survey of north korean to flip the country that you don't want to dump continued digital. that shows that i clearly prefer control home to his fault and that it can go into cooking cable documents. but i feel more of a connection to him this time i can see that he improve this time of life since a huge amount of years. so they're making john hill the only kid about the military . when petty k. o jim jones was liberalized and promoted the market. it took such and get them was, so that's why they pinball hope on they have to jo, and when you're in so

then when you do take the people of north korea support the regime north korea's nuclear program takes the lion's share of the country's results is but in the regimes propaganda, it's a necessary sacrifice. take it on the toner unit. if it has a good, it's a 1993. i joined the north korean are the ones that are tibits home address. that's when i learned the phrase nuclear weapons. it's not the you will, but they told us that the american invaders wanted to conquer. our beautiful country are monday through attack us with strange biological weapons, 3 weeks from industry. what told us to know to protect ourselves? we needed nuclear weapons. rena: i work for you if you don't get to and you got a $10.00 trip to a church. i go to place you on this all bonnie, the you k a test to miss on which is a set of write it in the media and all parts of the country's national identity. if we sound reporting about missile launches and increase military exercises, the ideology would collapse. it's a constant form of brain washing to ensure that the people remain submissive or ensuring that no one in the

have north korea under control. i'm getting. a chinese proverb says that with our lips, teeth are cold. without north korea, china would have problems, which is why the government and you on yang to take immense liberties with aging them to her school to use up to kind of more. during the north korean famine, the chinese cent rice, china is keeping north korea live because korea is a buffer zone for china. 2 the united nations repeatedly imposed economic sanctions against north korea. if it did not comply with international rules. officially, china supported this approach unofficially. however, trade with north korea continued the tim jones. good, you can use, it says to be no name off the came, john came to power, cortez north korea launched to satellites in 20122013 international functions followed with the china seems cooperative foot. so that's a few months later to much the trade of the boat out. so now what was continuing almost on change as it goes from that, why not doesn't, but it is no big rush or winds in

in north korea military protection against the western style, south korea. as always guarantee survival or even before it had a, an active nuclear weapons program. it had the kansas, you know, $10000.00 artillery tubes within range of so. so if there were ever efforts to intervene military to stop their program, they would be in a position to cause massive gas in destruction in so and so they've been really relentless. they've been single minded in pursuing this powers. the, in the face of the french, south korea vacillated between 2 strategies. on the one hand, it was seeking close ties with the us, with joint military exercises. the, the us was demonstrating its determination to defend south korea against the north, at all costs danica it strategy against a nuclear power, which seemed ready for anything i should be able to find. so i knew of korea spanish developing it since continental massage. and what will be left eye on the washington is on likely to get up to new york to save. so your computer has been directly threatening the south of nuclear weapon.

use to include news or south korea. you some that ended in 2020 and then how long ago the north koreans recall the neighbors in the south items korean. so richard the, now we're going to and that's why the north korean or thirty's, keep a tight rein on information about south korea. clinton to present an offer me an identity. he was totally good at jefferson for for the 26000000 residents of north korea. every aspect of life is strictly regulated. even the children are indoctrinated the from the very start, they learn the stories about the great leaders and the power of the came dentist. a difficult to get through to get some boarding journey. he can preschool children learn, but they came family roles. the country idea of us me, the critical i to you guys saying, i don't know, kind of every morning school children read the portraits of kim jong. you sent to me the so what you saw and go to the 2nd because he said it's kind of brainwashing is on the present from early childhood and you know, until definitely your eyes o

since she was born in korea everyone could watch her and see her grow up in korea.bao as kind of like a child in a family member in south korea. everyone was so sad to send her back to china. , ~' everyone was so sad to send her back to china. , ~ , �*, ., , to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public — to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye _ to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye and south - to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye and south korea. . sounds like she's grown up in the public eye and south korea. what were people 5 reactions to her departure? we understand she will be greatly missed. {iii we understand she will be greatly missed. .., , we understand she will be greatly missed. _, , ., ~ we understand she will be greatly missed. , .,~ missed. of course the caretaker was heartbroken- — missed. of course the caretaker was heartbroken. he _ missed. of course the caretaker was heartbroken. he was _ missed. of course the caretaker was heartbroken. he was so _ missed. of course the caretaker was heartbro

.— south korea.oters have _ south korea. briefly, tell us what voters have been - south korea. briefly, tell us. what voters have been saying south korea. briefly, tell us- what voters have been saying to you? what voters have been saying to ou? , ., what voters have been saying to ou? , ._ ., you? yesterday we were at the ollin: you? yesterday we were at the polling station _ you? yesterday we were at the polling station speaking - you? yesterday we were at the polling station speaking to - polling station speaking to people as they were going into cast a ballot. everybody has said that yes, foreign policy is big here in south korea but thatis is big here in south korea but that is not what voters are concerned about. they are concerned about. they are concerned with economic issues detect the sort of things that really impacts what is in their wallet at the end of the day. the people going in and out of the polls were telling us that they were worried about food prices that have been rising rapidly

so yes, nato things a lot about north korea and has talked to partners but north korea. stephen: i have a second question online and i will give a little context. there has been discussion over the years whether the perception of europe in the united states about the china challenge is the same. i think there was a lot of people who think there has been convergence, but there has been some progress there. this question is the following -- what strategies is the u.s. considering to navigate the competition with china while maintaining the cohesion and cooperation within nato? ellison, you want to take that one on? ellison: in a roundabout way, thinking about the question specifically, but let me piggyback on the last question and i will try to come around. i do think -- we touched on this a little bit here, but i think it is important to remember that these conversations, important conversations about security on any topic, i do think we have a growing list of topics that are rife for practical cooperation and further collaboration, cooperation, going in both directions,

does not consider north korea as a state, north korea did not consider south korea as a state until now, but now after abandoning the policy of reunification, it has started to do the same was between feri. and the gdr, each of these countries claimed the territory of the opposite, for a certain time the frn generally refused diplomatic relations between countries that were, in diplomatic relations with the gdr, such as china and taiwan, it was approximately, but the most important thing is that they were sovereign governments . now imagine a completely different situation in the korean war. why not? north korea becomes autonomous. a republic within the russian federation, the korean assr. and why not, the tuvan republic is a part of the russian federation, how is it different from korea. this is the same state, the former tovinsk people's republic, annexed by the russian soviet union and included in the russian federation as an autonomous region, and then a republic. everything is possible, if you wish , you can imagine everything. that would be true another situation. south korea

themselves states, but south korea does not consider north korea to be a state, north korea did notsider south korea to be a state until now, but now it has started to consider it after that, they refused from the policy of reunification, the same was the case between germany and the gdr, each of these countries claimed the opposite territory, for a certain period of time generally refused diplomatic relations between countries that were, in diplomatic relations with the gdr, as china and taiwan it was approximately, but the most important thing was that they were sovereign governments, now imagine a completely different situation in the korean war, why not. north korea becomes an autonomous republic within the russian federation. korean assr. why not? the republic of tuva is a part of the russian federation, what makes it different from korea. this is the same state. former tovinsk people's republic. annexed by russian by the soviet union and included in the russian federation as an autonomous region, and then as a republic. everything is possible if you wish, you can imagine every

korea does not consider north korea to be a state, north korea to at that time, she did not considerth a state, but now she has already started to consider it after she refused the politicians of separation. the same was the case between the federal republic of germany and the gdr, each of these countries claimed the territory of the opposite, for a certain time, the federal republic of germany. generally refused diplomatic relations between countries that were, in diplomatic relations with the gdr, as china and taiwan were approximately, but the most important thing is that they were sovereign governments. now imagine a completely different situation in the korean war. why not? north korea becomes an autonomous republic within russian federation. korean assr. why not? the tuvan republic is a part of the russian federation, how does it differ from korea, it is quite possible that it is the same state, the former tuvan people's republic, annexed by the russian soviet union and included in the russian federation as an autonomous region, and then a republic, anything is possible if you

north korea and nuclear development was brought up as well.ome progress base and the outcome of the summit last august and concurred to coordinate even manufacturer closely as we face serious concerns with the current state of affairs. president biden once again demonstrated his support toward the immediate resolution of the issue. we reaffirmed the importance of realizing free and open done pacific based on the rule of law. and remain in close collaboration through various opportunities through the summit which is planned for tomorrow. regarding aggression in ukraine, base and the recognition that ukraine today may be east asia tomorrow, i expect a resolution to continue with stringent sanctions against russia and strong support for ukraine and we continue to maintain close partnership with like-minded countries. on the situation in the middle east, i expressed my respect for the efforts of president biden toward the release of the hostages, improvement of the humanitarian situation and for calming down the situation. i then explained how jap

but south korea's joint chiefs of staff during a regular briefing today noted that north korea is not known to have actually achieve that capability to produce small, tactical nuclear warheads. and that is indeed north korea tries to send any of these are totally re in souls direction. that it would be interest stepped it by south korea is kill chain sisters. station use agency said it was a clear wanting to its enemies, eunice, wind at north korea, carry out these drugs a yeah, indeed. they said it was a clear warning and it also mentioned the crumbs on air base aerial drills. these are one of 2 major drills in the skies between south korea's or for us and us forces. and it has been ongoing, will run through friday, and it involves some $100.00 war planes including f, $35.00 still fighters, which kill me on, of course. so when asked what they think is the motivation behind this latest publication, this site that reason, but also noted the presumed postponement of a spies satellite launch that we've been watching here in south korea for 4 weeks. and in addition of the possibility of w

is in the interest of both to funding north korea. and to that it would be usually it beneficial to the piece and the stability of the region. my policy is to aim for a summit meeting with north korea to resolve various issues and would advise, however, consultation directly to my instruction. and that remains on change. that is my response. we did discuss this issue. we both agreed that t p r k must, must also address a serious human rights for the amount of time and concerns of the are nice community, including immediate resolution is induction issue. and you know, the prime minister has just spoken to the potential what his plans may mean and welcome. i welcome the opportunity. we welcome the opportunity for allies to initiate dialogue with a democratic republic of korea. so i've said many times we're open to dialogue ourselves at any time, but, but without pre conditions, dpr k, 5 face in the, in the japan are facing the prime minister and i think is, we're seeking a dialogue with them is a good thing. positive. thank you. the why

does not consider north korea to be a state, north korea has not considered the south to be a statentil now, but now began to count after giving up politics into disunity, the same was the case between germany and the gdr, each of these countries claimed territory. depending on a certain time ferns generally refused diplomatic relations between countries that were in diplomatic relations with the gdr, such as china and taiwan, it was approximately, but the most important thing is that they were sovereign governments. now imagine a completely different situation in the korean war. why not? north korea becomes an autonomous republic within the russian federation. korean and the ussr, and why not, the tuvan republic, that's tova part of the russian federation, how does it differ from korea, it is quite possible that it is the same state, the former tovinsk people's republic, annexed by russia, the soviet union and included in the russian federation as an autonomous region, and then a republic, everything is possible if you wish, you can imagine that's all, it would really be a differen

there are now twin pandas. — korea? there are now twin pandas, which _ korea?ere born l korea? there are now twin| pandas, which were born in south korea as well, so there are still giant pandas staying in korea at the moment. so we still have the giant panda, so we can still visit the zoo in korea and check out the giant pandas, but fu bao was kind of like an extraordinary case. before we go, some quick pictures of taiwan. as you can see, excavators beginning clean—up operations in front of a partly collapsed building following the recent earthquake. hello. areas of low pressure are forming an orderly queue in the atlantic, heading our way over the next few days, bringing further bouts of rain. there will be some drier, sunnier interludes, and then by the weekend, two things will happen. it will turn warmer but it will also turn windier. the area of low pressure heading our way for the weekend is just starting to take shape behind me. not much to see just yet, but that low set to deepen. in the shorter term, you can see a couple of deeper low pressure system i

since she was born in korea everyone could watch her and see her grow up in korea. a child in a family member in south korea. everyone was so sad to send her back to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye in south korea. what were people s reactions to her departure? we understand she will be greatly missed. of course the caretaker was heartbroken. he was so sad and heartbroken to send her to china. we could put ourselves in the caretaker shoes. we could sympathise with him. and because we had been watching so many videos of the caretaker bonding with her and putting in the caretaker�*s shoes we could also bond with her at the same time. so we could naturally sympathise we naturally felt so sad to send her back to china. we know the panda diplomacy is quite a feature of chinese politics. do we know if there's going to be another panda arriving in south korea? there are now twin pandas which were born in south korea. there are still giant pandas staying in korea at the moment. we still have the giant panda so we can still visit the zoo in korea and check

do you support the summit north korea? thank you. first of all if i may start regarding my summit meeting with president biden. north korea including the nuclear issues we have discussed. regarding further increase in the institutionsnwe we have agrd to continue a close coordination. beat concurred offer a discussion of north korea is open we discussed japan, u.s., japan, u.s. and others continue to work closely together. for the continued understanding and the biden gave myself a very strong assurance regarding the recent announcement by north koreart. i will refrain from commenting to make the announcement by ncnorth korea. based on perspectives established meaningful relationship between japan and north korea. and it could be beneficial to the piece and stability. my policy is to aim for a summit meeting with north korea. to result their issues and high-level consultation d directly. and guide the instruction. that remains unchanged. that is my response. >> we did discuss this issue but we did both agree they must also address the

that north korea is strategically trying to engineer. so they're trying to play these neighbors off one another. so this is of course, an opportunity for china to get in there and say, listen, we wanna, we want to have a relationship with you as well. and try to make sure that they have some say and some influence in the actions that north korea taking. all right, we're live at the thank you for speaking to us from hawaii. thank you. a lot of flooding crisis and parts of southern russia and neighboring because x don shows little sign of a beating, melting snow has caused the overall river to hit a new record high 2 meters above it's critical level. authorities are urging the mass evacuation of residents in the russian city of kornberg and the state of emergency has been imposed an 8th of the 17 provinces, provinces, and cossacks, don paul brown and reports. there's no sign of any rest biting on beg a week into this crisis, whole neighborhood to remain on the water. the river level on friday reached a record high of more than 11 meters, a

-- on sectors in north korea that our financing north korea's nuclear weapons program.i think we are going to see, in the months and years ahead, more of a stalemate when it comes to north korea's nuclear weapons program, especially on the diplomatic front. it will be tougher going ahead and more challenging to try to deal with that. haidi: and it will be one of the sort of tougher issues if we see this summit that is supposed to take place at the end of may. do you think if the summit goes ahead, that it will be fruitful? what will be the priorities on that agenda? duyeon: that really remains to be seen. there are so many variables and caveats to that equation. clearly as much as south korea and japan are strengthening their relationship, their alliance relationship with the united states and other democratic countries, the reality is that they also need to cooperate with china especially on the economic front. so it is really difficult to predict at this point, how fruitful or how successful a potential summit between china, south korea and japan will be. or even if i

it's a very mixed bag of, of specialties here in south korea. there are certain specialties where uh, trainees are deciding they're just not going to pursue anymore. for example, um the actrix. um there, there's a big shortage in pediatric trainees in south korea. we've had a shortage of cardio thoracic doctor's going into training programs. obee guide me and so likewise having 2000 more um medical school students doesn't guarantee that the students once they graduate, will go into the fields where we are experiencing shortages. and so we're very concerned about this move of the government. and also, not only will it not address, are problems it could actually met make the medical and training infrastructure in the eco system worse. i mean, you can just imagine if we have 70 percent more students within a short amount of time, medical colleges simply cannot get ready in time to have this expanded pool of students. so most people will know will be familiar with anatomy classes. i think in medical school and just having seen that in movies and tv

the timing is interesting, this is a very important time of the year for north korea. april 15th is the biggest holiday of the year. this is when they typically do bring in foreigners try to show up north korea at its best. so in a sense, aside from the reassurance that north korea will get, that china has its back, the leader of north creek in general, can also project that to his people and tell them look, we've been an extremely installation for 4 years. but our best friends, china, and russia, are still there for us. so the message, it goes both directions back to his people, to reassure them, but also to the wider world to let them know where we may have been an isolation. we're forging these ties and have certainly has a lot of partners in the region on edge. i think that china, for china, this is an opportunity for these officials to go in and try to get a sense of what's happening inside north korea. and also to try to exert some influence at a time when they are trying to exert more influence in the region. so certainly trying to use their own leverage to try

the bank of korea expected to keep rates unchanged. parliamentary elections delivered a blow to the president. we will get analysis later. maritime security topping the agenda at the trilateral summit between the u.s., japan, and the philippines. we will have highlights from that meeting next. this is bloomberg. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. >> china's current stance and military actions present an unprecedented and greatest strategic challenge not only to the peace and security of japan, but to the peace and stability of international community at large. president biden: the u.s. relationships with japan and the philippines is under -- is ironclad. any attack on aircraft, vessels in the south china sea will evoke our mutual defense treaty. haidi: president biden and the prime minister of japan speaki

and certainly north korea subject that the president and the prime minister, we'll be discussing. absolutely and look back to what the camp david, if you remember the camp david summit last summer between the us, japan, and south korea. all three of those countries look not just to china, but certainly the north korean, of course, south korea is much closer to the north, north korean threat. so north korea will look at this as further antagonism from the west and its allies and as a challenge to its leadership. but again, one that is, let's be frank decades-old us forces have been in south korea virtually since, well, since the 1950s japan's its tonight. this is it is 41 thing. i think we should note is that in november, there is an enormous choice for american voters in terms of how the us views these alliances because for my book, i spoke to several of trump's former senior advisers and they say that not only is he less interested, less committed to the nato military alliance, we talk about that frequently but that he does not have the same commitment to the us military alliance

the situation in north korea including nuclear and missile development was brought up as well.e welcomed the progress seen in many areas of cooperation based on the outcome of the japan/u.s. summit last august and concurred to holding it even more closely as we face serious concerns under the current state of affairs. president biden again demonstrated his strong support towards the immediate resolution of the abduction issue. we reaffirmed the importance of realizing a free and open indo-pacific based on the rule of law and close collaboration through various opportunity including the japan, u.s., philippines summit, which is starting tomorrow. regarding russia's invasion of ukraine based on a recognition that ukraine today may be east asia tomorrow, taking the issue as our own problem for japan, i expressed our resolution to continue with stringent sanctions against russia and strong support for ukraine, and we concur to maintain close partnership with like-minded countries. on the situation in the middle east, i expressed my respect for the efforts of president biden towards

shifting as well to the bank of korea.policy settings unchanged when it announces its rate decision to policymakers. our asia economy and governor -- covenants senior editor joins us. it seems likely be ok not quite ready to shift away from its restrictive stance just yet. >> that's absolutely the case. every economist we spoke with said he or she expects to be ok to hold at that 3.5% rate, which as you said, we characterize as restrictive, which makes sense first of all in light of recent inflation trends. we saw inflation come in at 3.1% last month. that beat consensus, and it's about the boj's 2% target range. and as you mentioned, politics. if you think about what happened wednesday, one of the big topics on the minds of voters was rising frustration about the cost of living, which is shooting up, and we saw how that played out just from the standpoint of optics. it would not look good for the be ok to come out two days later and cut interest rates. haidi: there are also multiple channels where a fed move would affect

and that if they try to send any of these artillery in south korea's way, they would be interested. and yet the state news agency said that this was a key of wanting to north korea's enemies, eunice. why did the country carry out these drugs? right, so these enemies presumably refer to south korea and the us which are very much engaged in a large scale ariel exercise a 2 week exercise that comes on air based that's set to run on friday. the state report, state media report also mentioned it and it does involve some $100.00 and more planes, including at the $35.00 south side or just switch from. yeah. and of course, now a soul is saying that on top of that given reason, another possibility is that in recreate is trying to showcase is artillery, possibly to try to win some business from the states like iran, as north korea is already know to have sent weaponry to fuel russia's war and ukraine. thank you very much, eunice. as soon as can live in sol, donald trump has pleaded not guilty to old charges on the opening day of his 1st criminal trial in new york prosecutions say, the former