security. however, this is not the only resolution of the commission, and although some of them have not yet become law. the spokesman of the national security and foreign policy commission said that: the commission's reports say that the reform of the military law was one of the issues that was discussed and pursued a lot in the commission, and finally a part of it was approved in the form of the seventh plan, the most important law of the eleventh parliament. in the output of the national security and foreign policy commission in the first year, and it was the law of strategic action to cancel the sanctions, the discussion was related to the membership of the islamic republic of iran in the shanghai cooperation organization. of these bills, mr. amuye had 48 attached documents. he also said that the national security commission had supervisory meetings to review important international and internal security developments and received reports from the agencies. every round of nuclear negotiations that was held, both in the government of mr. rouhani and in the government of mr. raisi , the chief negotiator and the minister of foreign

the president and the foreign minister, and obviously your commission was in direct interaction with mr. amir abdullahian as the national security and foreign policy commission of mr. amir. abdullahi befermayin and the interaction of the ministry the ministry of foreign affairs and diplomacy had a relationship with the parliament. his contact with the parliament mainly occurs in the national security and foreign policy commission. well, we had a very close working relationship with mr. amir abdullahian. part of this was due to the fact that mr. amir abdullahian, before being appointed to the position of minister of foreign affairs, was actually the international assistant to the speaker of the parliament, director general of being an international member of the islamic council and having a place in the parliament, they knew the structure of the parliament well and emphasized on positive interaction with the representatives. mr. amir abdollahian appeared in the national security commission and we had serious work meetings together on various issues . mr. amir abdollahian's open face and good nature helped a lot to discuss serious

security fields. however, this is not the only resolution of the commission and although some of them are still to the law has not been converted. the spokesperson of the national security and foreign policy commission says this about some of his commission's approvals. the reform of the military law was one of the things that was discussed and followed up a lot in the commission , and finally a part of it was approved in the form of the seventh plan. it was a strategic measure to cancel the sanctions. the discussion related to the membership of the islamic republic of iran in the shanghai cooperation organization. one of these bills had 48 attached documents. mr. amoui also said the security commission national has had supervisory meetings to review important international and internal security developments and received reports from the institutions. every round of nuclear negotiations that was held, both in the government of mr. rouhani and in the government of mr. raisi, the chief negotiator and the minister of foreign affairs , was invited to the commission meeting. six meetings were held in the commission on the issue of afghanistan. the security that was

in this meeting, the chairman of the national security commission of the parliament along with a group of members of this commission attended and conveyed their condolences. they paid tribute to the high spirit of martyr dr. hossein amir abdullahian. today , the cremation ceremony of the bodies of the president and seven martyrs with him will be held in tabriz city. this event starts at 9:00. the morning starts from shahada square in tabriz and will continue until mosla. the anniversary of the official's carrier had an accident in warzagan city. this is the town of warzagan, the entrance to uzi village. the first forest point and cars aid and relief forces are deployed. the governor's president, the representative of wali faqih in east azerbaijan, as well as the minister of foreign affairs of the country, were the passengers of this helicopter. we are waiting for the aid groups to reach the point of occurrence sooner, god willing . people from east azarbaijan and neighboring provinces were sent to the region, but the unfavorable weather made the operation difficult. it is the village o

your excellency , you were in the national security and foreign policy commission for different periods of the parliament, and you had relations with him when he was in the ministry of foreign affairs , and when he was in the islamic council for one term, you were his colleague and friend, and a part of the foreign policies and programs they had. they follow up, if you agree , first of all about his personality and the friendship between you and shahid amir abdollahian, which we have for more than 20 years. that i was a member of the national security and foreign policy commission and i was in charge of this commission when i was 14 years old, and naturally, i had many intentions and connections with dr. amir abdullahian, when he was the foreign minister, when he was in the parliament as an international official, other than that. i myself am a member of the family of the ministry of foreign affairs . i was in the ministry of foreign affairs for 18 years. i was the deputy minister of foreign affairs for 8 years. in fact, our friendship is much older than the parliament, and for that rea

example, suppose the energy commission, i don't know, the budget program commission is the national security commission, but for example , the council commission, article 90, these are very similar to them. there is no volunteer. then, i don't know, for example, for asking this question, i really, by my own will , actually became a candidate for the principle 90 commission. nearly 30 representatives for 8 to join 8 fixed people the commission volunteered and wanted to take over this job, so i was selected from those 8 people. now, the parliament is asking you to be the 9th commission. i believe that this is an important place . yes, you will continue to be there. get votes , you have experience in the commission, you probably have more chances than others. the constitution, as its name suggests , was formed based on the 90th principle of the constitution. the 90th principle of the constitution is one of the progressive principles of the islamic republic of iran's constitution. provided that everyone has the word ``everyone.'' now i will tell you later , what differences does this person make? it can me

amoui, the spokesperson of the national security and foreign policy commission. the islamic council, obviously, since you are the national security and foreign policy commission, we want to focus a little on the activities of mr. dr. amir abdullahian , the martyr minister of foreign affairs, and the achievements he had during his administration at the ministry of foreign affairs . see dr. amir abdullahian in the company of mr raisi went through an intensive and busy period with very important results. in our foreign policy, for this reason, i think that in the future, this period will be mentioned a lot in the history and review of the country's policies. as a member of the brics group, which are the world's leading economic powers in the future. accepted. in addition to these , the discussion of our negotiations with the eurasian economic union was taken a step forward, and this was all due to the fact that the effort to add to the options in the country's foreign policy took a certain form in the new era. diplomacy and foreign policy in its implementation is lar

abbas golro, a member of the parliament's national security commission. respected audience of this program, i offer my condolences for this tragic incident and the martyrdom of the honorable president and his accompanying delegation greetings to you, mr. golroma, from the time of this tragic incident until today, you have served various officials , whether in the government, in the parliament, or in other areas , people who worked closely with mr. president , the area of ​​his highness, the area of ​​foreign policy and the thirteenth government. in the field of foreign policy, justice and fairness, having significant measures, what about membership in new international organizations, and relations with neighboring and aligned countries, in this regard , please explain to the viewers what was the interaction of the majlis government in the aforementioned areas? you see, one of the two aspects of the work of any government is the aspect of the government's foreign policy yes, it means that 50% of the work is in the domestic sphere, 50% in fact , the affairs

unreasonable, like minimum, but they continue to bully, okay. you are a member of the national security commissiones nuclear weapons occupy in it, now, if you need to tell this to your subscribers, well, as you said about this in simple words, yes, i’ll explain, there were meetings with voters, in principle, i was asked this question to voters in the district and... i ’m telling you, everyone thinks that this such a military document, yes, it’s about war, it’s a document about peace, how to ensure it, ensure its preservation, what needs to be done for this, firstly, what risks do we have, yes, here i am in simple terms, yes, you go, you see a puddle that these are risks, yeah, what are you going to do, go around a puddle, that’s exactly what is written in the peaceful time, wartime, then you walk, you see a big puddle, you understand that someone specially poured it in there for you to get your feet wet, so... you take other actions, then you see that they want to drown you, you take third, this is a document, this concept, which describes how to maintain peace on our land, in simple words, in fac

how many of you are members of the national security and foreign policy commission? there was a book or actually a booklet of foreign policy or diplomacy of the 13th government was published in the first months of this was reviewed in the commission and in a two- way interaction, the foreign minister shahid amir abdullahan held various meetings with the commission and the consultations that and the understanding of the government was clear the assessment that the parliament and the specialized commission focused on the issue of foreign policy of the 13th government, when the government's understanding of the development of bilateral and multilateral relations was clear, it was clear that the government was correctly elected . thus, on the day of the vote of confidence in mr. raisi's government , i asked mr. president on the floor of the parliament about the field of regional foreign policy and that, anyway, i was an expert in this region for a couple of decades, and he said that in a meeting that i had a conversation with the supreme leader, mr. agha, to emphasize th

okay, you are part of the national security commission of the lower house of parliament, right? bers this? well, as you said about this in simple words, but i’ll explain it, there were meetings with voters, and basically i have this question. if we asked in the district, and i tell you, everyone thinks that this is a military document, but it’s about war, it’s a document about peace, how to ensure it, ensure it is preserved, what needs to be done for this, firstly, what kind of things do we have? risks, yes, here i am, simple, yes, you go, you see a puddle, that these are risks, yeah, what will you do, go around a puddle, that’s exactly what is written in peacetime, wartime, then you go, you see a big puddle, you understand that someone specifically poured it for you about... or your legs her, so you take other actions, well, then you see that they want to drown you, you take a third, so this is a document, this concept, which describes how to maintain peace on our land, in simple words, it’s beautiful, no, in fact, very intelligibly, but you came to bloggers in 2020, in the fall

amoui was the spokesman of the national security and foreign policy commission of the parliament. mrs. mirsane, i would like to give you a very brief information that after actually examining this, which actually continued, for the next sessions of the parliament, the parliament has entered into the speeches at the end of the agenda of the public session. then the next session of the parliament is on tuesday and the last session is in the eleventh session of the day. wednesday , madam, i am at your service i also thank mr. abolfazl amoui, the spokesman of the parliament's national security and foreign policy commission , the former prime minister of the zionist regime accused netanyahu of deception and lying. yair lapid said that netanyahu's cabinet is a disaster for israel emphasizing that we need to get rid of netanyahu, este lapid added that he wants benny ganses and gadi eisenkot and members of the war cabinet to leave the current emergency cabinet. the former prime minister of the zionist regime also said that netanyahu will never win. coinciding with the anniversary of the e

unreasonable, at least, but they are bullying they continue, okay, you are part of the national security commissiono if you need to tell your subscribers this, well as you said about this in simple words, but i’m explaining it, there were meetings with voters, i basically had this question, my voters in the district asked me, and i tell you, everyone thinks that this is a military document, but it’s about the war, this is a document about peace, how to ensure it, ensure its preservation, what needs to be done for this, firstly, what? we have risks, yes, here i am in simple terms, yes, you go, you see a puddle, that these are risks, yeah, what are you going to do, go around the puddle, that’s exactly what is written in peacetime, wartime, then you walk, you see a big puddle , you understand that someone poured it in there specifically for you to get your feet wet, so you take other actions, well, then you see that they want to drown you, you take a third, so this is a document, this is the concept that describes how to maintain peace in our country. earth, if in simple words, in fact, and intelligib

national security. i think we are good there. it is very important -- and i led the national security commission on artificial intelligence a few years congress. it is very important, if we get more money the government -- money out of the government for research. we are building a new form of non-human intelligence that will change the world in a good way. and furthermore, it needs to be done with our partner companies. the u.k., some of that sort of thing, some european countries. and done with american values. so, using china as the bogeyman, imagine if they were in charge of the internet and the rules? could you imagine how very different your experience as a user on the internet would be? today you can show up, you can be anonymous, you can do whatever you want within reason. that freedom is central to the spirit of the internet. caroline: talking about a bogeyman and the chinese-related bogeyman, tiktok became a bogeyman many are now trying to regulate, ban, or sell. there has been some reporting that you have been interested in potentially purchasing u.s. tiktok. would you still be? eric: i'm not currently looking at that. i l

the bicameral national security commission doesn't even allow the public to observe when they hold meetings with generals and admirals. that's the level of privilege they have with general elections going in. the military's influence, expanding questions linger about where's the loyalty? so the armed forces belie after mexicans, head to the polls on june. second, will mexico's next president have the result to challenge the trend toward militarization? it's a question that policy experts say could shape both civil military relations as well as the future of mexican democracy. moved up a little, al jazeera mexico city. the still ahead here all the news. charles looked lag cool stalls of the funds of the grid full sunday's mother k chrome 3 in his home. right . so those details coming up with and the to the right. the pod came in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that to move in the f one, his government with these 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. odd since the e you made weapons being used in gaza. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing

the bicameral national security commission doesn't even allow the public to observe when they hold meetings with generals and admirals. that's the level of privilege they have with general elections going in. the military's influence expanding questions linger about where's the loyalty of the armed forces belie, after mexicans had to the polls on june, 2nd, will mexico's next president have the result to challenge the trend toward militarization? it's a question that policy experts say could shape both civil military relations as well as the future of mexican democracy. one was out below al jazeera mexico city. well, just ahead here on the news of charles blackwell style. it's at the front of the grateful sunday's mother kind of going freight and is home, right? so those details coming up with and the space of the an aide work i travels to vote on syria saying he's back to help. are you looking back? are you a fighter? no, no file, but not in the eyes of his government. when my citizenship was revoked, i was surprised. and you 3 part series detailing the struggle is a pretty shade waka and

will occur less, so let's go to the parliamentary diplomacy because you are the national security and foreign policy commission. what did you do in this section? although a part of that countermeasure law was a kind of diplomacy, but okay. you see, according to the interpretation of our friends, this period of the parliament reached a period of drought in the relations of the islamic republic with some countries, which means that the europeans and we were not very active in the field of parliamentary diplomacy during this period . now i was thinking to myself. let me mention two or three examples for you. i saw that not unless international summits were to be held in some european countries, and my colleagues participated for parliamentary purposes, we almost did not have a two-way trip, and if so, el nadro. i'm cold, but the parliament the 11th tried to make up for this shortcoming by expanding its diplomacy in the area of ​​africa, in the area of ​​neighboring countries , in the area of ​​east, southeast asia and latin america. i am a foreigner of the parliament and i can say that my colleagues in various co

people who want to go, yes , you have to volunteer to go let's say the energy commission, i don't know what your national security budget plan commission is, but for example , now the parliament is asking you for the principle 9 commission. i believe that this is an important place. yes , you will continue to be. yes, god willing. if you are in the commission , your chances are probably better. well , many people know about the principle 90 commission, and many more may not know about the functioning of the principle 90 commission. let's get to that until now what happened? well, the commission on article 90 of the constitution, as its name suggests , was formed based on the principle of the constitution, article 90 of the constitution, one of the progressive principles of the islamic republic of iran's constitution. you say, what differences does this person make ? anyone can know from the way the executive branch of the judiciary works. and the majlis deliberately put the word majlis and not write the power , the meaning is that the guardian council is separated from it, which means that it cannot deal with the

commissions, for example , let's say the energy commission, i don't know, the program commission your budget is for national securityt for example, the commission of councils , article 90, does not require much like them, then i don't know. and of course, it is interesting to know that your statement is correct, except for the 11th period, that is , in the 11th period, nearly 30 representatives for 8 volunteered to be members of the 8 fixed members of the commission, and they wanted to take over the representation . i agree with you on the request of the 9th commission, i believe that this is an important place. yes, you will continue to be. we have to get votes there . how can people raise their complaints about who and what institutions? then let's get to what has happened so far. well, the commission of article 90 of the constitution, as the name suggests , was formed based on article 90 of the constitution. . the constitution is one of the progressive principles of the constitution of the islamic republic of iran. it has provided the capacity for everyone to have the word "everyone" . by putting the word "majlis

them is the report of the economic commission on the anzali free trade zone development bill, which was returned by the guardian council. the report of the national securityand foreign policy commission on the agreement between the government of iran and it is the government of kyrgyzstan, which has been restored by the guardian council, which is about security and law enforcement cooperation, but the report of the commission. economic today, we have a priority plan to amend some tax rulings, which is to encourage people to do economic work, and according to the slogan of the year, which is the slogan of the leap in production with the participation of the people, now the economic commission has come to change these tax rulings for the benefit of the people. and for the benefit of production, he has made changes to amend this law for the benefit of the people. the commission's report on a plan for employees of government agencies is also an issue that is on the agenda of the parliament, and it is about the recruitment of troops in government agencies. specialized commissions the parliament also has a meeting at 14:00 the minister of economy will appear in

you in particular in the recordd recognizes and supports the unique role the commission place in entering our national securitys broadband within the whole of government approach, asserting that, quote, reclassifying bis is necessary to ensure that the commission has the authority it needs to advance national security objectives, close quote. and that the reclassification will, quote, protect our networks from malicious actors by leveraging theng appropriate tools at its disposal, including development title ii ii provisions, close quote. simply put, many of the safeguards necessarye to protect the networks of our future will be out of reach without today's action. across the nation numerous isps and network operators are working hard to protecter americans against the onslaught and daily attacks against the networks, as i repeatedly emphasized. we rightfully andnd unanimously revoked the international section 214 section 214 authorizations of certain chinese providers following recommendations from the executive branch. however, because of the repeal of the 2015 open internet rules come thosese revocations on

national security. yes, the head of the european commission of the current fondelein called to prepare the european unionsible war and to invest more and more in defense, she told in an interview with deutschveli. i really wish that after the elections we would have similar smart advice, things and strategic support for ukraine in our news feed. we are talking with the head of the committee on international affairs of the polish sejm and the head of the council for cooperation with ukraine pawel koval. i am maria gurska, a journalist of a ukrainian tv channel and the editor-in-chief of the portal. this is key news because it opens the way so that, firstly, russia cannot use these funds, and secondly, that this money is used not only for reconstruction, because some tried to submit it, but also on...

so, i think we, in the commission on national security and international affairs, will be very pleasedame there, but seven people with tattoos, apparently, walked around on their bodies and they were expelled from there, yes, it was immediately stopped, i won’t even quote, this is for your information, the second news, canada refused russia legal assistance in the case of the nazi yaroslav gunka, russia twice sent requests to the canadian ministry of justice, well, in general, canadians, as we know, do not hand over their own, that’s why. something in the plots is that we don’t wear such tattoos, we show this, for the fact that we show this, they suspend our membership, and ukrainians for supporting the swastika are still fined a little, well, so that it won’t be too impudent, but soon they will stop fining, i think so, why are we surprised derkachna borisovna, yuriy groerov was there, and i interviewed him, the deputy said that they carried out investigation and found out who blew up the nord stream in the first place, in his opinion. in europe and asia, the guy was promoted, he had v

fiscal year 2022, national defense authorization act, the 12 member congressional commission on the strategic posture of the united states was launched by house and senate national security leadership, well-known policy leaders with broad based experience and nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons related issues. the commission was evenly split. bipartisan between democratic and republican affiliations. they concluded their review with 81 consensus driven and nonpartisan recommendations. now, i ask you in this day and age, when does that happen in government? we'll soon find out how this unique consensus happened from the two commissioners here with us today. madeline selected by the senate armed services committee jack reed. chair of the commission with vice chair and former u.s. senator john kyles from arizona. the experience expands the decades that the senate armed services committees and at departments of defense and national security administration. dr. matt kronig who expands across many departments of defense, as well as academia. he's talked and much about nuclear strategic deterrents. and the atlanta center for strategy and security and the council's director of s

commission? i do not know this, no, i do not know this, each deputy has this permission, for example, we, as members of the national security committee, have permission because a certain number of our meetings are held in closed mode, does this entire commission have permission, i don't know, i thank you that joined, iryna friz, people's deputy of ukraine, was a guest of svoboda ranok, and another important topic, of course, it is all related, related to the issue of war, but... representatives of local authorities, entrepreneurs, businessmen have already begun to complain about the shortage of male employees, for example, the mayor of mykolaiv, oleksandr senkevich, reported that the number of buses on city routes decreased precisely because of the mobilization. he says that there are buses, but there is no one to drive them. however, he did not explain whether the men had already been mobilized or whether they simply did not go out work dnipro mayor borys filatov wrote similar complaints even before the law on mobilization came into force. he says that due to approaches to reservation and mobilization in the dnipro , publi

national security threat. so just as the federal communications commission banned huawei because it was sending back informationlong time since we saw you. don't be a stranger. con back and see us -- come back and see us soon. >>> lawmakers in the house are looking to crack down on chinese biotech companies too. ashley? why? ashley: well,, as diana was just talking about, it's all about concerns over national security. lawmakers in the house are expected to consider a massive reordering of how u.s. manufacturing of pharmaceuticals are developed and made by advancing a contract ban on as many as five chinese research companies. u.s. biotechs and drug makers have been continually reliant on china for testing, for ingredients and in some cases manufacturing. the bipartisan biosecure act would, by 2032, end u.s. contracting with chinese firms and any others considered a threat to national security effectively locking them out of the market. there are those that say, look, this could hurt drug development and, ultimately, raise the pieces of drugs. stu. stuart: all right, ash, got it. now this, time for the wednesda

and so then the security council revolted for the commission of palestine in united nations, the same we support these additional rights to for the seniors in general assembly . so here the link or steps to be really consistent. but now i think we see, we know who has the level a she needs it or who has to do really ok most. and i would say it's time more than ever now to really ext the time has already, you know, gone much too far and people will not have life that prison button. uh, so the united sites were things have been used to kill civilians in guys. it was the 1st acknowledgment of that since the war began. do you believe that the us is complicit? here? i difficult to say or comments. most probably i don't even have or the necessary information because in diplomacy, a lot of diplomacy is also away from ice. but what i see is not enough is definitely not enough. and this is why in the quite time society is to see. so some passions don't know, thought it is, it's growing. you see protests um, also in our faculty seem to safety about the 3 of watching general sizes video of watch

will support us and updating the security phones that then the security council revolted for the commission of fellow signing, united nations. but say we support these additional rights to for the seniors in general assembly. so here the link or steps to be really consistent. but now i think we see, we know who has the level a she needs that a who has to do really ok most. and i would say it's time more than ever now to really ext the time has already, you know, gone much too far and people will not have life back. prisons and button. uh, so the united sites were things have been used to kill civilians in guys. it was the 1st acknowledgment of that since the bull began. do you believe that the us is complicit? here? i difficult to see or comments most probably i don't even have or the necessary information because in diplomacy, a lot of diplomacy is all away from ice. but what i see is not enough is definitely not enough. and this is why in the quite time society, sushi service and passionate on, oh, sorry it is. it's growing. you see, protest also in our faculty seem to see about the 3. i was watching general side as we ar

national security. those companies will now need to monitor what their users share, and cooperate with any government investigations led by the state secrets department. elsewhere, the european commissionestigation into meta over concerns its platforms, facebook and instagram, are failing to counter disinformation online, ahead of eu elections injune. among the commission's concerns is meta's oversight of its advertising tools, and whether they had been exploited by quote "malicious actors." meta responded in a statement, saying the company has a well established process for identifying and mitigating risks on their platforms. before we go — the daily and sunday telegraph newspapers are back up for sale after an abu dhabi—backed bid back to colombia university in new york where police are making moves into the university to try and get students out of hamilton hall where they are protesting against israel's actions in gaza. you may be able to see, we just saw someone with her hands behind, looks like the police have managed to get hold of some protesters and have brought them out of the building. we will have more understory in the hours ahead right here on bbc news hey, i'm zof with t

very commission to the broadcast in order to learn about their work from the inside, and now we have been joined by mrs. iryna friz, deputy from the opposition and the committee on national security a member of this committee, mrs. iryna, welcome, thank you for joining, good morning, thank you for the invitation, do you think the temporary commissions, these special commissions will be able to carry out this audit, did you support its creation, what are the challenges and do you see it effective, let's say, the creation of a committee to check these urgent issues? well, you are indeed right , the opposition demanded european solidarity. blocked the rostrum during the consideration of draft laws with the demand to create, then, at that time it was about creating two temporary investigative commissions, not special ones, i want to emphasize that then... the temporary investigative commission has a wider range of powers and opportunities to carry out relevant procedures during the activity of the commission, that is, a compromise was reached regarding the creation of a non-investigative joint special commission, to which candidacies from the monomajority and the servant of the peopl

commissioned, we have gained simply unprecedented momentum, science, higher education, sports and tourism will continue to be responsible for the national project for technological provision of food securityich should start from twenty fifth year in general, by 1930 , production volumes should increase by a quarter and one and a half times; we will have to increase our supplies abroad. we helped our business form new domestic and international routes. transport quickly adapted, i must say, and we are still working on logistics options on standby. i'm sure there. the conditions in which we work would kill any economy of another country in the world, but we are russia, and you and i can find the strength to adapt to such conditions, communication with candidates for the posts of deputy prime ministers lasted 2 days, first specialized committees, then at a plenary meeting, then voting on each candidate. let me remind you that the state duma for the first time in the history of russia approves the composition of the government, this new scheme for forming the cabinet of ministers was enshrined in the constitution in 2020. day. the number of dead found under the rubble increased with every hou

rishi sunak�*s plan for national security doesn't seem to have been well worked out and it is pushed into the long grass with the royal commissiona tiny proportion of the number of 18 euros who would be called international service. it seems more of a headline than substantive policy.— than substantive policy. thank you so much for _ than substantive policy. thank you so much for your _ than substantive policy. thank you so much for your time _ than substantive policy. thank you so much for your time today. - let me take you live to dresden in germany, where french president emmanuel macron and his wife, brigitte, are due to arrive shortly at moritzburg castle on day two of the first official state vist for 2h years. while in dresden, mr macron is due to deliver a major speech discussing the continent's future. earlier, he commemorated victims of the holocaust in berlin. he was welcomed with full military honours and a state banquet on sunday. shortly after arriving, he warned of the dangers of the far—right in europe today and said democracy was under threat. live now to berlin and our correspondent damien mcguinness. it is ext

be considered, perhaps by a special commission that has access to classified information, but including in this , the deputies who are part of the national securityommittee can participate in this, because this there is also their responsibility in terms of control. look, for example, at the situations that we consider, sometimes in the press, see in zma, when american senators or those who go to their national security committee analyze the situation from ay, they report to them, they are not ignored, they come to all meetings, including the minister of defense, with all due respect to what is being done now, as weapons are supplied. yes, it is necessary to appear at such situations more often, this is one side of the coin, and the other side of the coin, we do not know for sure, for sure, how many have been prepared by the russians, who are throwing them into this meat grinder, the last ones who come, i don't know, tasters of death, probably what you say who are still entering, still trying to break through something, they understand very well that they will not pass, but they still crawl, well , they probably have some order there, so one of t

guided by issues of national security, some support certain sectors, industries, areas of their economy, how is it built in this regard the work of the eurasian economic commission. within the framework of this register, because the industrial policy of our partners is to increase the level of domestic production, create conditions for the development of technological independence, increase the localization of goods produced on the territory of the union, and this register allows you to assess the share of goods that actually originate from the member country. as a result, a sum of points is awarded that allows you to recognize this product as a yas product, well , in fact, as a product of a manufacturer of one country, in terms of belarusian goods - this is all all mechanical engineering products and many many other manufacturers of localization there are there there are requirements for the level of localization this is what the main task is to calculate. all technological operations all components from the point of view of local production, and if this product meets the criteria established by 105 decisions, then this product is allowed for mutual supplies to

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most places, but the commission says those waiting in lines will be able to, but i'm in hong kong, 14 pro democracy protest as have been convicted under the cities national security . you know, it's not clear what this sentence is will be, but the little provides the penalties up to lice in prison. now, south korea says north korea, as long as the bar on jump suspected ballistic missiles into its east and see. the 10 objects landed after travelling for about 350 kilometers south korea's accusing feeling young a provocation. i'll just say it was real. mcbride has more on his legs as noise from the capital. so this low just happens just off the 1st lights on thursday with south korea northeast, detecting what they presume to be 10 short range. ballistic missiles being fired from the sou, 9 area outside young young eastern landing in the waters off the eastern coast of the korean peninsula. now, given the large number of projectiles there is a lot of speculation that this could well have been what they call a super large caliber all large boil artillery rocket system. the kind that is fired from multiple launches on the kind that north korea has been testing recentl

nations security council has meant to discuss the deteriorating situation in gaza. voucher is proposing a draft resolution folding for his real to stop the killing. in rough south africa's electoral commission says that there's been a heights for announced in the general elections. poles have closed in most places, but the electoral commission says that those waiting and long lines at the following sessions will be able to counselor, balance ukrainian, president followed him. your zalinski is seeking the approval of allies to use the weapons that they funded to directly hit russian territory. russian president vladimir putin has warned a serious consequences if miss sized cross the border. john home and reports from keith president below them is the landscape travelling round europe, signing weapons deals with belgium, portugal in spain, agreement. but it's not just um, she probably needs, he says, but changes to how it's allowed to use the strike. increasingly he's government speaking against the but particularly from the us or using the width is it provides to with tech, russian territory and navid just the bunch of storage, even from recognizance, you get maps, satellite images, but you

nation security council is meant to discuss the deteriorating situation in guzman . algeria is proposing a draft resolution quoting for his route to stop the killing. in rough, south africa's electrical commission satisfy as being a high turnout in general elections and the country poles have closed in most places. but the electoral commission says those waiting in lines will still be able to effect so south korea says north korea has mostly by roger of suspected ballistic missiles into its east and see the tunnel objects landed, the se, offer travelling for about 350 kilometers south korea is accusing fuel on gun of publication. wednesday north korea's and hundreds of balloons carrying waste into the so let's go to robert bryant, who joins us live from sole and rome. north korea is being chasing new strategic weapons for some time. now what would you tell us about this latest launch? yeah, this was the detective, just off the slides on thursday morning, coming from the s 29 area which is just outside the capital p on. yeah. and gets from where a lot of the missed the weapons testing originates of a the a thought what you said today, they detected a total of a 10, presumably short range, ballis

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