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but mongolia's never enough as long as 11 dusky is on the pitch the the striker headed in the equaliser with less than 20 minutes to go was his 11th goal of the already phenomenal bundesliga campaign it took him until january to hit that mark last season but in the sky he was outdone a dummy and hit by a man with a sucker punch. the striker steals his effort past manual noir from the edge of the box and this time by an have no response nico coaches smiling no longer a saga set down the us 1st 2 goals of the season gave hoffenheim their 1st ever victory by. buying will be down right seriousness not just the seats their place in the top of the tape. will is at stake now with rivals development in hot pursuit but there are 8 and would need to win by at least 4 goals to go top now fully enough the team they're facing have an even better chance of leapfrogging by brace yourselves it's freiburg not to surprise the surprise of many of you they are having the best ever start to a season a win against altman with to see them go top of the table for the 1st time since match day one in the it's yo

but mongolia's never enough as long as 11 dusty is on the pitch the polish striker headed in the equaliser with less than 20 minutes to go in the season 11th goal of an already phenomenal bundesliga campaign. it took him until january to hit that mark last season but this guy he was out done a dummy and hit by a man with a sucker punch. the strike s.t. is his f. it past month while noir from the edge of the box and this time by and had no response nico coach is smiling no longer a saga said johnny as 1st 2 goals of the season gave hoffenheim their 1st ever victory by a. pack in denmark a very different type of ski slope has opened the hill was built on top of a waste incinerator several cup and hagen has no hills or mountains so the architect of this decided to build his own sort of eco friendly ski area. in most cities around the world are an absolute i saw but in copenhagen this waste incineration plant has become a landmark the plant's operator says it's the most efficient and cleanest in the world and will supply 100 $60000.00 households with heating and also generate electricity but w

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maclaren scored a hat—trick in australia's 5—nil win over nepal, in group f, japan scored 6 against mongoliaa 8—nil in group h. four of the goals scored by kim shin—wook, with son heung—min getting two. on to the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart — and news of another gold medalfor simone biles. the american came out on top in the women's individual all—round event — beating china's tang xijing by 2.1 points. biles has now won 22 medals at world championships — and 16 of them are gold. it means the world to me. for me, that's kind of unheard—of so it's really exciting but we finished strong and we gave it our all and it's just super exciting that i have the opportunity to do this. we think everything you do out there is absolutely awesome but out there for you, what was your own rating of your performance? today, i'd probably rated out of seven. qualifications went a little bit better here and now that i'm pretty pleased with my performance, i can't complain. india's cricketers will resume on 273—3, on the second day of the second test against south africa. mayank agarwal was again

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from asia and only the last year we had 30000 nuclear incoming people from countries like ukraine mongolia. and some to asia so that's also focused not only on 11 flow of flows and in this regard we are trying to have a regulated process through which we can allow people to get in freedom else also reported that xenophobia and t.v. a few g. rhetoric had been voiced by your prime minister and your president on how helpful is that it doesn't have put helpful i think that we need to fight any forms of can for bill but this is coming from senior members of your government in 2011 before becoming president this is a man labeled islam anti civilization and said there was no such thing as a moderate muslim just like there were no more sees that's that's that's quite a hateful comment as i'm a social democrat i understand and for me and i kind of intolerant so for be are under semitism is a big problem about this in the case of my country only we have witnessed this trend across european union and we need to have a strategy how to fight it as well and so glad that i did on the government the obama

with the deputy's secretary of state responsible of china mongolia and the pacific islands. one of the things he has done to be a robust thinker is that june 2019 he helped to develop the long-term the long-term strategic competitor to create a new position at department ofat defense and that is the important development and we are delighted they have taken the time to come talk tohe us. >> thank you i appreciate the opportunity to be back i guess this is progression to be on the record but i welcome the opportunity because it's a consequential time in the region for what we try to do to compete with china. and to be a part of this discussion so congratulations including the conference of the discussion earlier like an old friend like russell to get our hands around these various challenges or to learn from the discussion and how aggressive china so i'm pleased to be a part of this some of those recent developments and to embed that in the strategy i will talk about internally how we are organizing for the challenge with the creation of this new position last week in china a

ireland has the first african boardst mayor mongolia has work in prague. israel, ethiopian born but those dynamics are the same. rich asian countries need workers and poor countries need jobs cheap travel and instant communication spreads word that opportunity awaits. captured by the global sweep i decided to turn on my own - - magazine article into a book from the book writer's perspective if they were living in abu dhabi it would seem esoteric from the american perspective. i went to chattanooga on this and then came back. it would be obscure by nurse in abu dhabi but i'm excited i sign the contract and one month later there was a job in texas. i met her in manila and we traveled together and things start. to a rocky and it's amazing how little she knew about it. i took her to the lincoln memorial and i showed her where the i have a dream speech he didn't know who mlk was. she thought disney world was a vacant lot of a blue-collar town english was hard to aunderstand we got to galveston and grab lunch at a hole in the wall. she want to know how i had fou

he served as a deputy secretary of state for the asian pacific affairs was responsible for china mongolia, hong kong, australia and the pacific islands. and maybe you have the file for him, and one of the things he has done in terms of being a robust thinker, he is very proud of this and has every right to be. in june 2019 he helped develop the long-term -- in order to deal china the strategic competitor and created a new position in the department of defense called the secretary of defense for china. that has been a very important development because his help focus and synthesize the thinking and the pentagon on china and were delighted that he has taken the time to come and talk to us so without further ado i turn the floor over to randy. [applause] >> i pursue the opportunity to be back. i guess this is progression being on the record but i welcome the opportunity to have this discussion in public because i think it's important inconsequential time in the region and what we're trying to do to compete effectively with china. i appreciate being intervenor on the record and congratulation

in mongolia, in india, in southeast asia, and australia and all these places. places. let's really encircle china and mitigate the threat. >> host: where does india get into the strategy, given their own objectives in the region, and also going back to the issue of russia. i ask that question because are you concerned about a closer chinese russia alliance that is emerging some experts think that's happening and others counter that and say that's not happening and will. >> guest: the relationship is growing. it's like the united states in that they'vandthat they've had g debate with pro- china and anti-china communisanti-china cs them is that they are beginning to wake up to the threat and they have a dispute with china and they are very concerned. as they are growing closer together we've seen in the past couple of years within the past few feet some joint exercise. traditionally they are taking over its far east which is very vulnerable and that the few defenses so that is basically because he is against the united states. what do you think china is most vulnerable o

he was responsible for china, taiwan and mongolia, hong kong, australia, new zealand and the pacific islands. many of you have the bio for him. i think that one of the things that he has done in terms of being a robust thinker is -- and i think he's very proud of this and he has every right to be, is that in june 2019, he helped develop the long term -- in order to deal with china's long term strategic competitor, he created a new position in the department of defense called the new deputy, assistant secretary of state for china. and that has been a very important development because it's really kind of helped focus and synthesize the thinking in the pentagon on china and we're delighted that randy has once again taken the time to come and talk to us. and so without further adieu, i turn the floor over to randy. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, glen, really appreciate the opportunity to be back. i guess this is progression, being on the record, but i welcome the opportunity to have this discussion in public because i think it's a very important and consequential time in the regi

they have so many types of missiles let's start with the fact in mongolia, asia, australia lets mitigate the threat. >> host: where does india fit into the strategy and also going back to the issue of russia where my pressure fit in? i asked that question because are you concerned about a closer alliance that is emerging? something that's happening and others say that it will not happen. >> guest: the relationship is growing. india is kind of like the united states and that they've had a debate about the concerns so they wake up to the threat and have a border dispute and they are concerned. when i talk to the indian officials here it is the main security threat for china, for india. as for growing closer together we have seen in the past few weeks some joint military exercise and this is kind of unusual russia has been having large-scale exercises. i think they are a bit cautious about the relationship with china. particularly russia feared china taking over the russian far east which is very vulnerable, low population and few defenses. putin has aligned with beijing basically because i

i would go on my facebook, there would be an ad for a tour in outer mongolia even though i wasn't onnity or are they -- neil: well, to explain it, he's got a lot of people's attention. obviously for elizabeth warren to keep mentioning his name as she did again yesterday and today, she is more or less saying yeah, if i get into that white house, i'm looking at you, and even, wasn't he even saying well, maybe there's a limit to how many billions you can have. what do you think? >> well, you know, i think with this issue, specifically, is that facebook currently is trying to rebuild their reputation, right? in terms of privacy and security. so this is an opportunity for them in terms of explaining why encryption matters. it matters to privacy, it matters to people worldwide with repressive governments, criminals and abusers of all sorts. and as was noted, the government does not have a great track record at all with digital tools or user data. >> do you really trust mark zuckerberg on anything he says on privacy at this point in time? >> can i jump in quickly? i was just going to say i

spent most of my career serving in countries on the periphery of the russian federation including mongolia, armenia and most recently ukraine. for the last five years i've worked in kiev and washington by promoting a peaceful resolution to the conflict in eastern ukraine, countering russian aggression and defending the principles that international borders should not be changed by force. it has been a privilege to serve our country and promote our national interests on such an important foreign policy issue. these efforts have benefitted from strong bipartisan support. in august 2017 ambassador kirk volker asked me to serve as special advisor for ukraine negotiations. in this role i helped negotiate, provided context on the history of the conflict and past negotiations. on november 25, 2018, russia further escalated the conflict when its forces openly attacked and seized ukrainian military vessels heading to a ukrainian port in to sea. while my colleagues quickly prepared a statement senior officials in the white house blocked that statement from being issued. ambassador volker drafted a t

in mongolia, in india, and southeast asia, and australia, and all of these places and let's really this will china mitigate the china missile threat. where does india fit into the strategy given india so objectives in the region and also, going back to the issue of russia say, just a little bit more about where russia might fit in. are you concerned about a closer chinese russia alliance that is emerging. some experts think that that is happening in other experts after that and say that is not happening. and what happened. person india, the interrelationship with united states is growing. india is kind of like united states in that they have had this decade-long debate about china. with pro china and it's a china communist party his concerns. this is the beginning to wake up to the china threat. they have the border dispute with china and they are very concerned and what i talked to any officials here, is the main national security threat for china. for india. as russia, and china growing closer together. we have seen in the past couple of years and in fact, just within the past few wee

demilitarized zone with kim jong-un, the national security adviser john bolton had been marooned in mongolia and was not a part of anything of consequence because the president knew how he felt about the president's wims or changing policies on north korea, iran, a whole bunch of hotbeds. it really was clear that mick mulvaney, the acting chief of staff, and he was pretty proud of it, was running -- created his own national security council within the white house and they had sidelined bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo had not spoken to bolton in a long time and was also freezing him out. and so what we did not know was that bolton was probably making life very complicated for these other people. that we were not, you know, at the time aware were running a sort of a de facto, separate, secretary of -- i mean, state department and national security operati operation. that's gordon sondland who's the eu ambassador, had no business running a ukraine operation, as you say. a black ops ukraine operation with rudy giuliani. and so, bolton knows way too much even if he wasn't a part of thin

we went to see a documentary about mongolia. about how sheked had just been there and about .he food and the people she loved to learn from new and different people and express everything to the fullest and at the same time, a balance -- balanced approach to everything so i think that is another example. >> that is another amazing example. her counselnd that and modeling of the principal just do it has affected you? >> absolutely. for now, it is just bollocks. [laughter] >> i want in our remaining six -- give us a sense of what made her great. her discipline in her insistence on just doing it and how she applied that on the bench in willingness to listen .o both sides why did all those qualities manifest themselves in this remarkable woman? i guess a whole article could be written trying to address that. a lot of greatness early spring from her unique upbringing. i think the self-reliance of , but uses, of hard work always in the context of modesty and when i clerked for her, i also became engaged to my husband and my parents ca

countries do not actively protect these big cats but a program in the remote mountains of russia and mongoliaocal species and it's working. elizabeth pauk rahmer with a ra look. >> reporter: three decades of hunting and poaching had almost wiped out the snow leopard. in the village we found boris markof, a former poacher. back in the day, he told me, just one pelt was worth a car. our journey deep into russia's national park took us off road and on horse back to meet park biologist and researcher alexei. he's part of a program to bring the leopards back by shooting them with motion triggered cameras hidden in the wilderness. the results are astounding. intimate shots of animals so shy they do anything to avoid humans. even alexei has only seen a snow leopard once, though there's not much he doesn't know about their behavior, like the way they scratch to mark territory. here's one caught on camera doing exactly that. sergei is another ex-poacher. he's still got one of the lethal wire traps used by locals, but sergei has changed sides. he's just one of several former hunters getting a salary th

threatening internal stability using economic origin as we have seen recent examples in countries such as mongolia australia and canada promoting state-sponsored military and civilian technologies exporting the most effective tools as i said from its domestic toolkit to other nations for potential use for internal repression. we seen them extending its military presence overseas and expanding military ties with china and we see deploying advanced weapons systems to militarize disputed features despite pledges of the seniormost level that they would not do so. in dod we focus on the military component of china's growing military activity we take china there were that they seek to be a world-class military by 2049 and they are making progress toward that goal. the department of military developments in china are seeking to erode u.s. military advantages. they are working to become a preeminent power in the indo-pacific region while simultaneously undertaking plans to expand overseas presence and develop capabilities to sustain operations further from shiny shorts. we see china winning the pla operat

internal stability, using economic coercion and we've seen recent examples in countries such as mongolia, austria and canada. promoting theft of other nation's technologies. exporting the most effective tools from its domestic tool kit for surveillance and potential use for internal repression. we see them extending military presence overseas and expanding the one belt, one road initiative to include military ties with china and we see deploying advanced weapons systems to militaryized. in dod we focus on the military component of china's growing global activities and we take china at their word. they seek to be a world class military by 2049 and they are making progress toward that goal. the department views military developments in china as seeking to erode u.s. military advantages. they're working to become a preeminent power in the region while simultaneously taking plans to have overseas presence and plan to sustain operations farther from chinese shores. we see them widening the operational reach to match what it's leaders consider to be the global nature of china's economic and na

this disease is spreading, it is going to cambodia, mongolia, vietnam and elsewhere and is having a hugeg equal and in a competitive market prices go up and this is exactly what we have seen. china is saying we need more meat. exactly china is saying we need more meat. exa ctly a nd china is saying we need more meat. exactly and at the moment prices for pork have gone up 170%. but it's not just that because if you can't get your pork people are eating chicken, beef, other sources of protein, so chicken prices are up 14%, beef prices up 20%. so it is only going to bea prices up 20%. so it is only going to be a matter of time until we see these price changes come through and trickle down into the shops, not just in the uk but across europe and the us. he looks happy, though. he won't be. don't do that! let's move on, shall we? honestly, children may be watch them and we don't want to upset them. we are talking about halloween. yes, we are, while you are still here. pork to pumpkins. there we go, one that we made earlier. in fact, we didn't make this, a bloke called brent in the us made thi