the national space council today will send new policy recommendations to the president that will help drive even greater cooperation between our government, our commercial partners, and like-minded nations across the world -- nations that share our values of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law. we will build on the success of the international space station by working with our friends and allies to support a moon landing , to develop sustainable, long-term lunar surface operations, and to build a spacecraft that will carry us to mars. we'll also continue to unleash the creative powers of america's commercial space enterprise. this council will recommend today steps that will encourage innovation and ensure that american companies have the level playing field they need to compete and win in space. and we'll continue to transform nasa into a leaner, more accountable, and more agile organization. isn't that right, jim? [laughter] >> yes, sir. vp pence: good. we're going to make it easier than ever to recruit and retain the world's brightest scientists, engineers, and managers. and we

. >> it's an honor to welcome the national space council back to the museum to continue the work of mapping the future of american space exploration, surrounded here by icons of our nation's highest, proudest achievements in space. the council is ensuring our future achievements are fully empowered by the past achievements, the things you will be discussing today will one day be enshrined in this museum and don't forget about us, we need hardware. last month at our museum this washington at the unveiling of neil armstrong's apollo 11 spacesuit, vice-president pence spoke about this generation's renewed commitment to american leadership in human space flight. here at the national air and space museum, we see evidence of that commitment every day. countless children have stood in this very spot and marvelled up at the space shuttle "discovery" and turned to their parents, grandparents or teachers to ask how something so big could fly so high. our museum is where the country comes to understand its heritage of adventure and discovery and to pass that torch on to new generations. we're at the d

announcer: vice president pence chaired a meeting of the national space council in chantilly, virginia. ofspoke about the importance space exploration. this is two hours and 10 minutes. the end of this month. >> surrounded hereby icons of our nation's highest, proudest achievements in space. ourcouncil is ensuring future ach the things that you we discussing today will one day be enshrined in this museum. don't forget about us, we need hardware. last month that our museum in washington, at the unveiling of neil armstrong's apollo 11 ship, vice president pence spoke about the renewed commitment to human spaceflight. and at the national air space museum, we see evidence of that commitment every day. countless children have stood in this very spot and marveled up at the space shuttle discovery, parents,ed to their grandparents or teachers to ask how something so big could fly so high. our museum is where the country comes to understand its heritage of adventure and discovery, and to pass that torch on to new generations. we are at the dawn of a new space age, with a challenge to return to

thank you for your attendance today, and welcome to the sixth meeting of the national space council. was three years ago that candidate for president came alongside his new running mate and he said to you know this thing called the national space council has laid dormant for more than 25 years and i was wondering if you would like to follow in the tradition of past vice presidents and share a renewed national space council? i looked at him and i said, what i? a leader whoinking is committed to securing america's leadership on earth and in the vast expanse of space. join me in thanking the 45th president of the united states of america. president donald trump. [applause] his leadership has made a difference. you will he or about that today. it was nearly two years ago right here at the national air and space museum that we held the first meeting of the national space council. so we could think of no better place to hold our sixth meeting. we are going to reflect on the progress that we have made our administration and how the united states is on track in our efforts to expand and her n

what pakistan has held the united nations security council meeting as being a diplomatic victory for the country come all the has more on that now from islamabad. there may be different interpretations about the outcome of the meeting of the u.n. security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be stored bilaterally and that this was something which was started issue between the 2 countries also important or nor did the pakistani foreign minister spoke. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating position that the awards of the people of kashmir it was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of push major media needs so dead people to find their truth about the feelings of the people of the day now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about focused on with vision on

i want to remind everyone that the national council is a volunteer organization. women who are members of the council, paid their hard earned money for claims of civil rights activities. michael here is to eliminate some of the different civil rights activism activities that the council was doing and show how the council was interested in putting black women in positions of power in american society which is a very important thing they did and finally, continue to exist as a black women's mud, black women organized organization for over 80 years. as this organization they have honored and spoken the names of great black women including their founder, mary and longtime president, dorothy was present from 1958 -- 1998 and one of the things the council did that i talked about in my book is they were the first organization to raise a statue to a black leader or a woman leader on the national capital on washington d.c. property. 1974, they raised all the money on their own. not a cent of government money was spent. linkin park was erected in 1974. decades before martin

i want to remind everyone that the national council is a volunteer organization. women who are members of the council, paid their hard earned money for claims of civil rights activities. michael here is to eliminate some of the different civil rights activism activities that the council was doing and show how the council was interested in putting black women in positions of power in american society which is a very important thing they did and finally, continue to exist as a black women's mud, black women organized organization for over 80 years. as this organization they have honored and spoken the names of great black women including their founder, mary and longtime president, dorothy was present from 1958 -- 1998 and one of the things the council did that i talked about in my book is they were the first organization to raise a statue to a black leader or a woman leader on the national capital on washington d.c. property. 1974, they raised all the money on their own. not a cent of government money was spent. linkin park was erected in 1974. decades before martin

the national assembly across the board and now box on has also knocked the door of united nations security council so it is the united nation she good to go and who issued the. guardian kashmir issue and that is the longstanding and really old aka staunch conflict must be resolved according to. these allusions and what kashmiri people if they are thinking about the future sword. has already successfully. implemented reoffend unification diplomatically across the world to have a strange that you want let me interject that they suggest how confident are you that going to the united nations security council is going to yield anything as far as pakistan's concerned there are already 11 security council resolutions which have pretty much mean unheeded haven't they. likely to get the intervention the substantial intervention by any of the countries many of whom view this as a bilateral a sea between pakistan and india. yes look at his the longstanding demand of the pakistan did it should be done and because media future must be. resolved according to the united nations security council resolutions but t

the united nations security council has met to discuss the kashmir dispute for the 1st time in almost 50 years. hello again i'm not seen any show of al-jazeera life and also coming up. the iranian old trying to seize by british forces more than a month ago gets ready to sail despise objections from the united states. violence in zimbabwe's capital as protesters defiant and on anti-government demonstrations. and taking aim a gets more restrictive laws we visit a californian city this discovery declared itself a gun sanctuary. the crisis in india the minister's kashmir has been the subject of a united nations security council consultation for the 1st time in almost 50 years the closed door meeting was requested by china and its ambassador says the members of the council a worried that the situation may get worse this all happened on the 12th day of india's crackdown on kashmir. judging from what i've heard from the discussions of this occurred council members have ex-president their serious concern concerning the current situation yet more. kashmir they are also concerned about to dehum

british political parties they have sent communications to the united nations secretary general and the president of the security council it's great international response to this according to many international observers has been muted at best the united nations secretary-general . both sides refrained from stimulus status of kashmir the american ambassador went out and said that it is an internal matter for the indian government so is the pakistani government running out of options diplomatically to try and come to some sort of a city not at all i think the options are just beginning in fact india by being obstinate and not accepting pakistan's offer of a bilateral engagement to resolve this issue through peaceful because he sions. miscalculated it's an evolving situation pakistan is watching the situation carefully and so is the world the statement of the sector general of the u.n. is a very balanced and a very correct statement he has said that this issue for be resolved under the u.n. charter and applicable security council resolutions i think that's a very encouraging statement the support offered to pakistan by c

from the united nations security council holding this session the closed door session that it held the meetings to internationalize the issue and after 54 years of silence from the united nations security council this is the 1st time that the sun has heard that the united nations is going to take this not so far we have not heard anything from the united nations on practical and concrete steps that might be involved but there are already u.n. security council resolutions that exist on this issue and this news conference a bit after this meeting a pakistani military spokesman has said that pakistan does not want to take any steps that would jeopardize the. visit we have been hearing reports and that pakistan this planning something across the lines drawn he also said that there have been reinforcements that have been said to them sent to the line of control in case there is a false flag operation or any misadventure from the indian side but pakistan saying that it will be going to the international capital and continue to fight the kids for me right now that has done since this crisis b

he was in effect the chairman of iran's national security council , not an elected official.ater on, during the years of nijhad,john, - ahmedi who had the attention of the world media for the wrong reason, it was the current speaker of the iranian parliament who was the head of the iranian national security council, who was in charge of nuclear negotiations. the head of the cabinet, like witharif, being entrusted negotiations is one thing. second, we know that in the iranian hierarchy, in the structure of power, election officialsthat elected do not have much power. both structurally and institutionally. the key decision-makers, especially when it comes to national security affairs, military affairs, intelligence, nuclear and so forth is the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, and his codger of irgc folks, and so forth -- his cohort of irgc folks, most of whom are not elected. they do not answer to any democratic or semi, craddock body. so what happens if you eliminate -- semi democratic body. what happens if you eliminate mr. zarif? either iran will say we will not send anyb

british political parties they have sent communications to the united nations secretary general and the president of the security council it's great international response to this according to many international observers has been muted at best the united nations secretary-general . both sides refrained from stimulus status of kashmir the american ambassador went out and said that it is an internal matter for the indian government so is the pakistani government running out of options diplomatically to try and come to some sort of a city not at all i think the options are just beginning in fact india by being obstinate and not accepting pakistan's offer of a bilateral engagement to resolve this issue through peaceful because he sions. miscalculated it's an evolving situation pakistan is watching the situation carefully and so is the world the statement of the sector general of the u.n. is a very balanced and a very correct statement he has said that this issue for be resolved under the u.n. charter and applicable security council resolutions i think that's a very encouraging statement the support offered to pakistan by c

who was iran's chief nuclear negotiator he was sort of and in fact the chairman of iraq's national security council not intellect like that official later on during the years of this admonition are these sort of hardline presidents who had much of a national terms of getting the attention of the world media all the wrong reasons it was missed a lot a joint who is now the current speaker of the iranian parliament who was at the time again the head of the iranian national security council who was in a fact in charge of nuclear negotiations a member of the cabinet lightness as that if as foreign minister being intrusted with the negotiations was a new things that's one thing secondly we all know it's no secret to anybody that in the iranian a hierarchy in the iranian structure how are elected officials whatever you make up that make up those elections anyway the elected officials don't have much power strategical is a book structure structurally and institutionally it keep because it is a decision makers special when it comes down to national security affairs military affairs intelligence nuclear and

across the world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that ishmael is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it and there are multiple united nations security council resolutions that are have been passed on this issue and having got the consultation the close or consultations after $65.00 after $165.00 shows that this is an international issue and the international community should play its role the foreign minister and the military spokesman also saying that pakistan is concerned about intelligence reports that india is planning a false flag operation according to the pakistani military something which happened in february where there was an attack in india and india blamed it on pakistan and then carried out some cross border movement i didn't something that i just answered that it fears and it is going to be taken all the necessary steps to tell the world about the steps that india is taking as well as the plight of the prime minister coming out earlier saying on tw

the united nations security council. zimbabwean police break up antigovernmement protests and an economic emergency. ♪ >> fancy footwork from some of the best dancers out as they compete in the world tango championships. >> barcelona suffered a nightmare start for their title defense. crushed in opening day last year. ♪ >> welcome to the program. our top story. crisis in kashmir has taken the spotlight for the first time in decades with the united nations security council discussing tensions that have engulfed the territory since india revoked its special rights. the territory itself, hundreds of people have been under a security lockdown in its 12 day. millions of others have been forced to stay in their home without access to phones, television, or the internet. india's move invigorated pakistan, which claims cashmere in its entirety. the pakistani government vows to keep supporting residents and to take the crisis to the international community. russia's representative pointed out he was born in the year the security

across a world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that this really is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it and there are multiple united nations security council resolutions which have been passed on this issue and having got the consultation the closer consultation after $65.00 after $165.00 shows that this is an international issue and the international community should play its role the foreign minister and the military spokesman also saying that pakistan is concerned about intelligence reports that india is planning a false flag operation according to the pakistani military something which happened in february where there was an attack in india and india blamed it on pakistan and then carried out some cross border movement this is something that i just answered that it fears and it is going to be taking all the necessary steps to tell the world about the steps that india has taken this girl as the plight of the prime minister coming out earlier saying on tw

held a joint news conference with this and it's concerned about what happened in the united nations security council pakistan sees that as a defeat for the indian foreign ministry and india's push to. have an internal bilateral issue that the united nations security council meeting up to 54 years is testament that this is an international issue this is an issue where the united nations security council not just one but multiple resolutions so a very different story from the pakistanis on this issue but something that is off concern to analysts on all sides in that time and again said that india is a false flag operation an operation something off the sort which would allow the indian government to come and attack by confronted in the mirror something that we heard from the prime minister as well as the foreign ministry spokesman has been saying that box will not be taking any steps on the line of control with jeopardize issues but it is sending reinforcements for deterrence and it appears that there is something which is brewing from the indian side which they will blame on pakistan and carry out ac

british political parties they have sent communications to the united nations secretary general and the president of the security council it's great the international response to this according to many international observers has been muted at best the united nations secretary-general . both sides refrained from stinging the status of kashmir the american ambassador went out and said that it is an internal matter for the indian government so is the pakistani government running out of options diplomatically to try and come to some sort of a city not at all i think the options are just beginning in fact india by being obstinate and not accepting pakistan's offer of a bilateral engagement to resolve this issue through peaceful because he sions. miscalculated it's an evolving situation pakistan is watching the situation carefully and so is the world the statement of the sector general of the u.n. is a very balanced and a very correct statement he has said that this issue for be resolved under the u.n. charter and applicable security council resolutions i think that's a very encouraging statement the support offered to pakis

united nations security council decades ago so in that sense there is a bit of a concern than one can sense because the indian diplomats over these years i worked very hard to keep me off the table at the u.n. i see having said that they also say they don't think much is going to come out of it because it's behind closed doors and what they say is an informal discussion by that they mean that no statement would come out however there is no clarity whether there is no absolute certainty rather than whether a statement would come out or not but indians are pretty confident that if that is raised in this meeting to issue a statement then russia would support in the very march an iranian supertankers seized by british forces last month is preparing to set sail from gibraltar after judges order to its release the supreme court received iranian assurances that the renamed and reregistered vessel wouldn't continue its voice to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions. u.s. democratic congresswoman russia totally absurd she will not visit her grandmother in the occupied west bank despite receiving p

one is, going back to the national security act of 47, other than establishing the national security council that act does not tell the president to do anything about how to run it. his national security apparatus is his. he can set it up as he wishes and use it as he cares to. it can be important, it can be highly structured, it can be free willing, it can be anything he wants. the role of the national security advisor is a key variable in this. in certain cases the national security advisor becomes the barrier between cia and the president. most significantly with nixon and kissinger and carter and turner. in both of those cases, the presidents made very clear they wanted their national security advisors to be there national intelligence advisors and to control the flow of intelligence into the white house to beat the principal analyst on the scene, to interpret the daily product that cia produced for the president and to be in effect his intelligence policy maker. stan turner had the same role under jimmy carter. he did a clever thing. he noticed on the presidents daily calendar was a pro

it's going to take the issue of kashmir to the united nations security council is also saying that it's going to downgrade diplomatic relations with new delhi as well as suspend bilateral trade so that's just coming in from pakistan that the government has decided that they're going to go to the united nations security council regarding the issue well now we can speak to said geoffrey nice is an international human rights lawyer is joining us live from canterbury in england via skype thank you for talking to us can you clear this up for us these what is the status under international law of this disputed territory which 3 countries have laid claim to where you could say exam disputed unresolved but the fact of the matter is that partition in one in $48.00 left the relevant part of kashmir which we are concerned with with india but with its measurable ptolemy that is now just been taken away from it since then efforts to resolve this and resolve this you either at the united nations or even elsewhere but always failed and so what's happened now very sadly born to be you will be citizens

is my honor to introduce today the vice president of the united states and chairman of he national space council. vice president mike pence. [applause] vice president pence: thank you, administrator jim bridenstine. thank you for your great leadership at nasa. to all of our honored guests, to our host, thank you for your great leadership here at the national air and space museum and especially it is a particular honor to begin this week remembering the mission of apollo 11 that started 50 years ago today with rick armstrong, with mary, with rick's oldest son, bryce armstrong. would you join me in welcoming the armstrong family and friends? [applause] thank you for being with us. it is an honor to be here at the national air and space museum to unveil one of the most important rtifacts of what president kennedy called correctly the most hazardous and most dangerous and greatest adventure upon which mankind has ever embarked. on this day 50 years ago, apollo 11 launched from pad 39-a at the kennedy space center to begin its historic quarter million mile journey to the moon. just three days later,

. >> the united nations security council has been meeting to discuss current u.s.issile policy and its impact on international peace and security. it comes after the u.s. military tested a ground launch missile on sunday with a range of more than 500 kilometers. the test would have been banned under the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, but the u.s. pulled out of the agreement three weeks ago. correspondent: it is what we expected iran to say. infing withdrawal from the on the russians and chinese. they say the russians have long flouted the agreement by developing missiles, and the chinese were never a signatory. they are quietly building an arsenal of these same sorts of missiles. as far as the u.s. is concerned, why should washington be part of this treaty? quick these development by the russian federation and china coupled with their aggressive behaviors are drivers behind deteriorating security. the united states will not and cannot ignore this. we will not stand idle. we will take the necessary steps to ensure our security and that of our allies and p

nations. the u.s. ambassador urged the security council to consider peace on the basis of the geneva accord. united nations had no more success to bring about peace negotiations. that hanoi feels the u.n. would dilute the power of the geneva agreement and he rejected any presence. in february, president johnson and his cabinet and advisors met the government leaders of south vietnam to go over common purposes, echoing the spirit of the speech to propose a development program that would benefit all of southeast asia. mr. johnson urged economic and political terms beyond military aspects. he called for a battle against ,ocial injustice, ignorance against apathy and indifference and renewed efforts to build in the rural areas. as part of the most extensive tours of the pacific ever undertaken by any u.s. president, president johnson and chiefs of state met in october of 1966. the war in vietnam was the immediate issue that brought them together. the larger issue was the development of the pacific era, a declaration of principles expressing the hope to end the in and call for an effort man's anci

and send your fellow monarch is your soon be a month off to fiona nick and send a young bus national council me a muffin out of the mounted a shell and the muffin on him him as a kid not. a look less they want you know the one that saw the irony make you know a little wheeler she hired at the subway year. and. he's a bull on. the his it. may be a little insane if. i'm really the scuff and my sisters are marlin clerk and some you know i understand their feelings towards the syrian family next door we cannot a true to sympathize with them as if we teased because if you're in the ward we suffered a lot here in 70 from the syrian army's ok basin of heaven and. my feeling is in north and met in between. because failure and the tortoise with. this are our houses and this hers were the occupied by the syrian army they used to bombard us and target us by euros less or don't get launchers. countless people died homes were burned down and families forced to seek refuge it's where. our village was a demarkation line between to lebanese army and to syrian army where vicious battles took place. on severa

we'll make a statement there but there's very little they can do the united nations security council hasn't considered what they call india pakistan question you know who it's the kashmir dispute since 96. so it's all there right now is for india it's a bilateral and that's in years hardline stance can i just ask you there dr sneddon just to back up a little bit use the word terrorism there you're not accusing the pakistani government of going down a road of state sponsored terrorism across the border in india i'm assuming so just to fine tune what you said there do you mean an armed conflict or a worsening of what we've seen historically in this particular region well i'm quoting what india says in your accuses eccleston of engaging in supporting terrorists who belong to organizations like the george she mohamad and the lashkar e toiba pakistan denies supporting them but there is some evidence to show that in the past certainly pakistan has supported such groups ok that is an option that i'll split them to continue to use ok dr stanton thank you so much for that clarity it seems to

nations. from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan. to the un security council with the help of its allies china which also has a claim on a different part of the disputed kashmir himalayan region. the tough talk has direct impact on millions of people on both sides of the so-called line of control the unofficial border which separates the 2 sides. the question now will pakistan be able to neutralize the indian moved in diplomacy defuse tensions with powers such as china get involved and if so what could this mean for kashmir. today 3 important people on the pakistani side the country's foreign minister the president of pakistan administered kashmir and a vocal opposition leader give their views on talking all that there are. the fun of former prime minister benazir bhutto and former president asif ali zardari is the chairman of pakistan peoples party he is critical of both the indian and his own government i wish that i while condemning the human rights abuses in. in in magoo's akash mean or the attack on press freedoms in occupied kashmir i wish i was speaking

and establishing the national security council, the national security act also created the cia. and in that language, you find an interesting dynamic here. if you want to interpret a law, i would suggest that you look at the verbs, the action words because those are the words that bestow authority and power potentially. and if they are strong, precise, empowering words, then you know that you're going to be able to do something. but if they are kind of vague weasel words that don't really mean much, that you can't really get your arms around, then you know you're probably going to be in some kind of trouble somewhere along the line. and this is exactly what you have with the national security act. when the agency is given authority to perform its core missions, which are to collect secrets and protect secrets, that is espionage and counterintelligence, it's pretty clear in the national security act that we have the power. perform and protect. yeah, it's legalese that doesn't sound like it's on steroids or anything, but in legal terms, this means something, and it did mean someth

pence addressed this 6 meeting of the national space council saying that the mission will only be possibleshes a united states space for he is calling on congress to stop stalling and start acting before china and russia beat america to it. >>and i want to in washington with the latest china has deployed. ground based missile and tended to target and destroy it satellites in low earth orbit acting director of national intelligence and joseph maguire says america faces a military challenge in face russia has a similar system in development. >>that will likely be operational within the next 2 years acquire says china and russia have established dedicated space forces and the us needs to do the same but it must be a new and separate service to unleash its full potential acting air force secretary matt donovan says the plan is in place now congress must take action donovan is calling on congress to act quickly to fully fund and authorize the space force. >>as a 6 branch of the us armed forces, this will provide the necessary legal authority for the space force to organize train. >>and a quick

oh pakistan has held the united nations security council session as a diplomatic victory as it took place despite india's opposition to the meeting haida has more on that now from islamabad. there may be different interpretations about the outcome of the meeting of the un security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be solved bilaterally and that this was something which started issue between the 2 countries also important in order to progress on the foreign minister spoke to. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said. indicating. the awards of the people of kashmir and was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that. should be lifted immediately restriction should be lifted the leadership of. so dead people find their truth about the feelings of the people are there now it is important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on. on this particular crisis what is important

across the world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that ishmael is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it there are multiple united nations security council resolution. having passed on this issue and having got the consultation the close or consultations after $65.00 after $165.00 shows that this is an international issue and the international community should play its role the foreign minister and the military spokesman also saying that pakistan is concerned about intelligence reports that india is planning a false flag operation according to the pakistani military something which happened in february when there was an attack in india and india blamed it on pakistan and then carried out some cross border movements this is something that pakistan says that it fears and it is going to be taking all the necessary steps to tell the world about the steps that india is taking israel as the plight of the prime minister coming out earlier saying on twitter that he welco

across the world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that ishmael is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it and there are multiple united nations security council resolutions which have been passed on this issue and having got the consultation the close or consultations after $65.00 after $165.00 shows that this is an international issue and the international community should play its role the foreign minister and the military spokesman also saying that pakistan is concerned about intelligence reports that india is planning a false flag operation according to the pakistani military something which happened in february when there was an attack in india and india blamed it on pakistan and then carried out some cross border movements and this is something that i just answered that it appears and it is going to be taking all the necessary steps to tell the world about the steps that india is taking israel as the plight of the prime minister coming out earlier saying on

you know india went against the 17 resolutions of the united nations security council she went against the united nations general assembly resolution and they went against the agreement they have taken a decision in which they want to change demographics of kashmir meanwhile india's lower house has pushed through legislation to split indian administered kashmir into indian troops the area on lockdown as you can see internet and phone lines are down curfews are in place and local political leaders are being detained. there has more from was off than pakistan administered kashmir. after a strong statement by the bloggers on the military which had an important meeting by the chief of the progress on the military general job wait come our bar draw it was decided that august on would come with a form response to bloggers on the military saying that day by. day freedom struggle and dead bugs son would go to any. and dad to board the pakistani prime minister would go being on the floor of the pakistani national assembly which aired an emergency session our joint session of parliament and whic

nations presence in vietnam. the u.s. ambassador urged the security counciler calling a conference to seek peace on the basis of the geneva accord. the united nations had no more but success than any other instrument in efforts to bring about peaceful negotiations. the problem was that hanoi feels the u.n. would dilute the power of the geneva agreement and he peaking rejected any you and presence in nationalist -- an u.n. presence in nationalist china. in honolulu in february, president johnson and his cabinet and advisors met the government leaders of south vietnam to go over common purposes, echoing the spirit of his johns hopkins speech in which he proposed a $1 billion develop a program that would benefit all of southeast asia. mr. johnson urged economic and political terms beyond military aspects. he called for a battle against social injustice, ignorance, , hunger and disease against , apathy and indifference and renewed efforts to build democracy in the rural areas. as part of the most extensive tour of the pacific ever undertaken by any u.s. president

mean a resolution and came up at the united nations security council decades ago so in that sense there is a bit of a concern than one can sense because the indian diplomats over these years i worked very hard to keep me off the table at the u.n. i see having said that they also say they don't think much is going to come out of it because it's behind closed doors and what they say is an informal discussion by that they mean that no statement would come up however there is no clarity whether there is no absolute certainty rather than whether a statement would come out or not but indians are pretty confident that if that is raised in this meeting to issue a statement then russia would support india very much and india indian officials in government is also very confident because they believe that a lot of the members of the united nations security council would side with india or would prefer to side with india because they enjoy a much better relationship with india rather than box them until thanks very much we'll come back to them when required meantime thank you let's just show you th

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know well pakistan meanwhile has hailed that united nations security council session as a diplomatic victory for them as the meeting took place despite india's opposition to it come on high has more from. there may be different interpretations about the outcome of the meeting of the u.n. security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be solved bilaterally and that this was something which started issue between the 2 countries also important in order to progress on the foreign minister spoke to. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating split edition awards of the people of kashmir and was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that. should be lifted immediately restriction should be lifted the leadership of. so dead people to find their truth about the feelings of the people are there now it is important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on. on