the pacific partnership - of that? the pacific partnership is - of that?that? the pacific i partnership is how the of that? the pacific - partnership is how the pacific countries are working with the countries are working with the countries that have bigger capacities to bring forward more commitments to get our global community in line in keeping with the 1.5 celsius so thatis keeping with the 1.5 celsius so that is the pathway we are encouraging bigger countries with capacities to move forward. i call on the united states and china to champion this effort but it's notjust china and the us but the bigger, most populous nations that need to take action and we also: india, indonesia, brazil and the countries that need to come forward and help catapult what the pacific island countries have been doing for many years and this is a climate emergency, no longer just an abstract but an emergency that must be grappled with and decisions need to be done on a very urgent manner. you have been vocal aboutjapan and its actions when it comes to dumping nuclear waste i

high pressure is right off the pacific northwest coast. to the low. that northeasterly wind is going to bring stronger winds to southern california. high wind warning for the inland areas under a wind advisory and this is for tomorrow. that same wind direction out of the northeast, a stopping santa ana winds are expected moderate to strong. so red flag warning goes up down south. on wednesday, any fires that develop will rapidly spread as the humidity plunges. our recent rain is limiting our fire danger. so form morning, yes that wind direction out of the north, northeast will dry out our atmosphere but will help to warm us up for your tuesday afternoon. you will notice a few high clouds passing through. temperatures rite now anywhere from the mid 30's to the low 50's as you look at a live look from our emry camera san francisco, breezy to gusty overnight. strong nest the hills. maybely clear and chilly tomorrow. patchy morning frost. we're looking at sunny and warmer weather. so breezy in the hills. temperatures will range from the low 30

we can call it this pivot by canada to the indo pacific. what's the positives for ottawa, for such in the is it in any way in canada's interest to, to confronts china and raised tensions with beijing. it may as you allude to gain favor with with other parties, particularly washington. but does this, does this work out for canada? where does his head why i think this certainly is not in the interest of the canadian people, the only positive i think that can come from this is the absence of a negative. meaning that a canada is what about 40000000 people and even though it's the, i believe it's the 8th largest economy in the world. but at a bit more than 2 trillion, it's actually a huge ways off from us in china. so what this means is that besides sharing an enormously long land border with united states, canada is very, very vulnerable to all kinds of corrosion by the way. so i think the avoidance of any kind of punishment as probably the positive. but here's the thing, again, it is either unwitting or very were locked into this. i for 321 fr

we are doing it the marines have always been precisely the elite marines of the pacific fleet, real mennd heroes for the mass heroism shown by the personnel of the brigade. the honorary title of the guards was awarded and what is the law of military tanning, the fragments hit yes, withstood at extremely low altitude, this is how su-25 attack aircraft work in low cloud conditions. and this does not prevent them from hitting enemy targets. this time, the pilots attacked the camouflaged apu command post. likewise, beat the enemy and crews of mi-35 multi-purpose helicopters during the attack, front-line aviation pilots are driving cars just a few meters from the ground, at a speed of over 200 km / h. the mi-35 is practically invulnerable, especially if it is flown by well-trained pilots. the other day, a tornado once again hit the enemy positions. these 300mm lamp- post-sized projectiles can hit targets up to 90 km away, and thanks to unmanned reconnaissance data with pinpoint accuracy fire support, and we must help them in this as soon as possible. the firing positions of the tornadoes cha

with 13 indo pacific nations. that is something that the u.s. trade representative is here trying to pitch and we are going to get a speech later today from, harris -- from kamala harris. she is set to give a speech defending joe biden's stance against critics. that is how we stand right now. the first day of the leader summit. >> xi jinping and others meeting. what is expected to be the result of that? they have been far apart and countries are nervous about china's rising power looking to potential military aggression, etc.. where do you think xi jinping stands on the and how is it going to go between these two leaders? stephen: there are legacy issues dating back to world war ii between china and japan. japan is a staunch ally of the u.s.. it's a close issue to japan. there are legacy issues. xi jinping and kishida met yesterday. essentially, both sides agree to work out their differences and to work at improving bilateral relations. the backdrop, i want to bring up the new zealand prime minister. i had officer

the pacific was not stable from our point of view in the first year. the japanese were taking territory very rapidly. i think you could say there was a greater emergency to be dealt with. in europe, the principal ally great britain that british had the english channel as a safe moat for the time being. a lot of the choices in the first year of the war, quite a bit of the effort was going to trying to stabilize the situation in the pacific and in particular to secure hawaii and to secure our communications in new zealand and australia. they were going to be the base for the eventual counteroffensive. >> to try to send these contemporary issues, about two years ago, i was invited over to do a conference with the japanese about current strategy in the pacific. i felt like i was stepping back into 1944. because the japanese now are -- they have turned their focus now to china. you talk this morning about the japanese over extension. they have the same dilemma. they're talking about defending a different set of island chains but now from a different directi

high pressure is right off the pacific northwest coast. the winds are flowing from the high to the low. that northeasterly wind is going to bring stronger winds to southern california. high wind warning for the inland areas under a wind advisory and this is for tomorrow. that same wind direction out of the northeast, a stopping santa ana winds are expected moderate to strong. so red flag warning goes up down south. on wednesday, any fires that develop will rapidly spread as the humidity plunges. our recent rain is limiting our fire danger. so form morning, yes that wind direction out of the north, northeast will dry out our atmosphere but will help to warm us up for your tuesday afternoon. you will notice a few high clouds passing through. temperatures rite now anywhere from the mid 30's to the low 50's as you look at a live look from our emry camera san francisco, breezy to gusty overnight. strong nest the hills. maybely clear and chilly tomorrow. patchy morning frost. we're looking at sunny and warmer weather. so breezy in the hills. tem

we've launched new initiatives in the indo pacific, including pgii. we are leading collective efforts on climate, health, food and energy security. we have made foundational investments in our industrial and innovation based and in modernizing our infrastructure at home. we believe we are in a strong position to navigate competition and to work with partners to solve the great challenges of our time. that is what president biden intends to do. thank you all for your patience and i look for to answering your questions. >> in a briefing we had earlier about the meeting, there was a mention of proposals where there will be collaboration. was that specifically regarding tariffs and trade negotiations, will there be progress on that? >> i don't think you should look at this meeting as one in which there will be specific deliverables were announced. the two leaders will give directions to their teams to work on a number of areas, both were we have differences in where we can work together. that will include directions to the economic teams to address our co

it is for countries developing countries and again pacific collins. this is an existential crisis, and it is really high on the agenda 27. and you've mentioned that it is, it is actually on the official agenda for the time. so it is a high priority because that is really what developing countries need in order to address the impact of climate change that has been caused by historical emissions by rich nations. but how would you measure how much compensation to give one country compared to another? that's quite complex, isn't it? yeah, it would be incredibly complex to decide who gets was, who is more valuable? who gets at what point in time would be really complex to negotiate and these are all questions that are probably going to be on the table. i had called 27 and you will see some negotiations around how optimistic then are you about any tangible action for pacific islands, for example, i am sure that the i hope to see that there will be a way forward that we can move forward on financial assistance for pacific islands or developing countries in g

this is the main task of the marines of the 155th brigade of the pacific fleet. how he manages to hold back the onslaught of the enemy and our war correspondent alexei saw how to move forward sheep, they are in the right window south direction on the line of contact in the donetsk people's republic, the work of the 155th marine brigade of the pacific fleet is supported by aviation ammunition is in abundance, equipment in full , or four were buried there, but this is not so. we always correct artillery here, direct artillery, when the enemy and his equipment immediately give the coordinates of the artillery, the marine corps of the pacific fleet strikes in a matter of seconds after receiving the coordinates of the target. platoon commander of the portable anti-aircraft missile system 155 brigade of marines talks about today's combat work. after successfully hitting the target , it was under continuous fire for more than 2 hours, while in position it found flying e, the target was on a combat course, the third confirmed target. uh, in our direction, the marines of

the new i path indo pacific economic framework brings a dozen asian pacific states, closer to america's orbit, australia, new zealand, brunei, india, indonesia, malaysia, the philippines, japan, south korea, singapore, thailand and vietnam. but critics say, this brings the u. s. right to china's doorstep, and in many ways creates the pacific encirclement of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i path the tiny, landlocked country of louse, a nation of just around 7 and a half 1000000 people. and was the victim of an aggressive and secret bombing campaign by the u. s. cia in the 1960 s for nearly a decade. for us, presidents and 2 parties, louse was bombarded by a deadly shower of cluster bombs. now banned by the un and a deluge of chemical or besides like agent orange. as america sought to route out north vietnamese fighters during the vietnam war. louse though, was never a party to the war and what some say was misled by the kennedy administration in their intent to day more than half a century later they.

we remain committed to maintaining a free and open indo pacific region. thank you very much. >> secretary austin, minister lee, thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, that is all the time we have. this concludes the meeting. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center, no? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers, so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcastupport c-span as a public service,

here i will destroy your birthday, thigh, short minutes of rest for the marines of the pacific fleet,y from your comrades. aleksey baranov andrey yurchuk khalid tankiev lead the south on the line of contact in the donetsk people's republic new year's billion from russian lotto buy tickets here on any trip you need a faithful and reliable companion rosneft the largest network of gas stations where you will find a warm welcome and a profitable loyalty program for gas stations rosneft reliability satellite for everyone roads of the country rosneft drives us better. the counting of votes in the us midterm elections has not yet been completed, but the alignment of forces. in principle, it is clear that many americans voted for the republicans, and still the success of this party turned out to be more modest. what did its representatives expect? now in the states they are arguing who is to blame for this , some people think that it is former president donald trump who campaigned for the wrong politicians, the topic will continue our us correspondent denis davydov these congressional electio

the pacific. it had to be divided between douglas macarthur of the army, who, by the way, i think was an incredible royal pain in the -- and got off easy. and i think it was because we were so desperate to have a hero. we made him into a hero even though he abandoned his men in baton the navy the other side of the was chester nimitz, who was a brilliant man. it was a peace between the army and the navy. but you can imagine how that one macarthur argued all the time, i should be the commander. i should be the commander. i should be the commander. and it would have been worse except for the ability of nimitz. i think just like eisenhower in the atlantic to swallow his ego surrounded a bunch of sometimes brilliant but narcissistic hothouse flowers. i was shocked by the constant fighting over who should get the credit in the media for victories. you would think in war they would get along. you would think in war that there would be a common purpose. but no. and it was much worse than just who gets cre

and one of the things that i think struck me in trying to do ministry the pacific war from something other than american perspective is to how anxious and neurotic almost hysterical the japanese decision-makers thinking about all of the bad things in my happen for them if they didn't have to eliminate possible threats. >> i was going to add to that as well that the classic answer the question always does goes down to the community is that the japanese can't leave an unreduced - setting aside. and there is an article in the book talking about the roll of the japanese maybe leading up into more and a friend of mine just recently pointed this out to me and said that if you look, there's a series of wargames over conducted by the navy just prior to the outbreak of the war and is wargames, they tried to have different scenarios where this just detect the doctor let's just attack the british and see if we can get away with that and yes, and every one of those scenarios, was inevitably ended up happening is that they had enough in a war with all three powers so having come to that conclusio

marines of the pacific the fleet provides support and armored vehicles from the forest , the armoredersonnel carrier lanes leave only after receiving the coordinates of the targets; during the parking, the armored personnel carrier does not even turn off the engine. the crew is constantly in touch and is ready to advance instead of the destination. and this is the combat work of the tankers of the eastern military district. the crew of the t-80 accurately hits the target. the radar is a modern station, which is indispensable in an artillery duel, the 155th marine brigade of the pacific fleet has enough of them, engaging in tying the product around the terrain for further work allows detect output. artillery mortar opponents, that is, revealing how you do not want further defeat. each building is inspected and then sappers will check everything. the enemy in these positions with the aim of destroying or capturing. watching how they behave themselves will not behave very well. here i will destroy your birthday, short minutes of rest for the marines of the pacific fleet, congratulations

the new i path indo pacific economic framework brings a dozen asian pacific states. closer to americas orbit australia, new zealand, brunei, india, indonesia, malaysia, the philippines, japan, south korea, singapore, thailand and vietnam. but critics say, this brings the u. s. right to china's doorstep, and in many ways creates the pacific encirclement of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i path the tiny, landlocked country of louse, a nation of just around 7 and a half 1000000 people. and was the victim of an aggressive and secret bombing campaign by the u. s. cia in the 1964, nearly a decade for us presidents and 2 parties, louse was bombarded by a deadly shower of cluster bombs. now banned by the un and a deluge of chemical or besides like agent orange as america sought to route out north vietnamese fighters during the vietnam war. also was never a party to the war. and what some say was misled by the kennedy administration in their intent to day more than half a century later, the u. s. has done very little to clean up the fields still littered by unexploded ordin

the navy, the other side of the pacific was chester nimitz. who was a brilliant man.it was a peace pipe between the army and the navy but you can imagine how that went. mcarthur argued all the time i should be the commander, i should be the commander, i should be the commander. and, it would have been worse except for the ability of nimitz, just like eisenhower in the atlantic to swallow his ego. surrounded by a bunch of sometimes brilliant but narcissistic hothouse flowers. i was shocked by the constant fighting over who should get the credit in the media for victories. you would think in war they would get along. you would think in war they would be a common purpose. but, no. and it was much worse than just who gets credit, men died. men died because of the rivalry. and, frankly, they suspicion and the hatred. at the battle of -- in september of 1944, a battle that was completely unnecessary. completely unnecessary, mcarthur insisted that he needed the marines to cover his left flank. when he attacked the philippines. nimitz was against it. ernest king was against i

sponsorship and militaryization of pacific islands. many pi residents from sunnidale and sanitation area create community hubs through churches, restaurants and meeting spaces in the neighborhood for celebrations and memorials. the boundaries of the pacific islanders cultural district, will be defined as visitation alley avenue, to bay shore blf and haster avenue, along haster looping back to bay shore to baniva avenue to moscow street to the east street to france avenue to the southside of france avenue to la grand avenue, bordering the west borner of mcclaire en park, along percentia avenue which turns into mansell avenue through mcclaire en park. it's finally time that we have a culture at district that to celebrate the existence of pacific islanders community in san francisco. this resolution will help us get started in creating the pi culture district and follow-up with an ordinance to codify this district. i want to thank the committee for hearing this at today's land and use transportation committee but thank the community for a

and chinese military operating in the end of pacific and many different areas of the inner pacific. it is important to have channels of commit occasion between our militaries so we can avoid accidents, miscalculation, escalation, and we can avoid having anything that might tip over into conflict. that is important. that communication and engagement. we expressed our concerns about aspects of's -- our strategic stability for china and russia. we indicated that good subsidence dialogue between countries like the u.s. and china can produce better stability. i will not get in the head of the conversation. there will be talked on -- touched on. it will have to do with what participation paired of a knock ahead of that. >> the president said that he found it interesting that russia waited until after the midterms to announce the withdrawal. communication that russia was -- held off until -- have some kind of effect. was the president speculating or do you have evidence to back it? mr. sullivan: i think what it should be taken at the fizz valley. i thought it was interesting timing that ha

hello on tv channel russia belgorod region and the latest eyeliner, ufa bypassed the pacific fleet, the federation council approved the law on the status of a veteran of military operations for volunteers and the head of kamaz, sergei kogogina, includes an anniversary. the statement of the polish media and politicians, and, allegedly, the fall of russian missiles in the area of ​​​​the polish settlement of pshed, a deliberate provocation of no strikes. for targets near the ukrainian the polish border of russia did not inflict the image of the wreckage published hot on the heels of polish journalists refer to ukrainian means of destruction, and the ministry of defense of our country commented on the accusations of alleged attacks on polish territory. precision strikes were carried out targets only on the territory of ukraine and at a distance of no closer than 35 km from the ukrainian-polish border by russian specialists of the defense industry complex, as elements of an anti-aircraft guided missile of the s-300 air defense system of the air force of ukraine , a statement by various ukra

is the symbol of pacifism? i probably - suffering. is the symbol of i pacifism? symbol of - pacifism? i probably wouldn't say i'm absolutely — pacifism? i probably wouldn't say i'm absolutely 10096 _ pacifism? i probably wouldn't say i'm absolutely 10096 pacifist, - pacifism? i probably wouldn't say i'm absolutely 10096 pacifist, i i i'm absolutely 100% pacifist, i think that the uk is right to be supporting ukraine at the moment, for example. but it is absolutely a philosophy of seeking peace in recognising that peace isn'tjust the absence of war, it is a proactive movement and it is hard work that takes decades and quakers have often been at the heart of peace building work all over the world they really value that about these movements and so, i were both. you study engineering, you get a job developing the technology that is part of the solutions of the climate crisis of the wind turbine, why when you're doing that, if this is the answer, i'm at the cutting edge and if i can find a better, cheaper way of developing renewable energy, that is the most important

at the beginning briefly about the main west in the asia-pacific region of the british a new solution to the energy crisis in foggy clothing samples they ensured food security in belarus the best workers in the agricultural industry were honored in the gomel and vitebsk regions on the eve of the even women in the dubrush gathered thousands of guests of the fair, an exhibition of agricultural machinery. and, of course, awards to those who worked in the fields, tirelessly and spare no effort agricultural year, the gomel region completes worthily local farmer. produced more than 1 million tons of grain and corn. the geography of the region's exports of agricultural products has also expanded. now it is 32 countries. ivan krug, chairman of the gomel oblast executive committee , noted among the important indicators that the revenue increased by almost 12% last year, as well as 36 million rubles. profit from the sale of products. we have grown in terms of profit by 118 percent. today, profitability has reached a positive basis . managed to export more than 400 million us dollars of products

asia—pacific economic cooperation forum. it�*s keen to make progress on a free trade agreement in the pacific, but tensions between china and the us have dominated. our asia business correspondent, sura njana tewari, is at the summit. xijinping is there, and has been holding meetings on the side lines of the summit. what has he been saying? well, ben earlier today he said he would consider holding the bell and road initiative summit in china next year. that is a pretty big statement for a country that has been largely close throughout the pandemic and that is really weighing on the rest of the region. china has traditionally supported a lot of the countries in the asia—pacific, nikki lily the emerging markets. mrxi asia—pacific, nikki lily the emerging markets. mr xi was scheduled to give a speech yesterday ahead of the summit but instead cancelled and provided a written statement, in which he did say that china would open up at some point, that the success of china would be beneficial to the region and to the rest of the wo

marines of the brigade of the pacific fleet, in response to stuffing about their defeat, published footage of a successful advance in the ugoldar direction to our brigade already, probably three or four times. they buried there. we are moving forward and will continue to move forward until we win. returning home 35 lpr wine-bearers released from ukrainian captivity bet on the red in the united states continue to count votes in congressional elections and it is not clear yet. which side will the odds be on, can the republicans become the majority, owns tents and one more domestic application will become mandatory on electronic devices sold in russia what is the name? in the lugansk people's republic, six civilians were injured as a result of the ukrainian shelling of the village by criminals, a residential building was also damaged, and three himovs rockets were fired at the artyomovsk apu, in turn, during the offensive operations of the lpr people's militia unit. the enemy lost more than 70 people in a day, tanks and drones, and in the dpr, as a result of shelling by ukrainian troops , thr

we headed west of the pacific— went dark. we headed west of the pacific until _ went dark.est of the pacific until it was - went dark. we headed west of the pacific until it was was i the pacific until it was was found en route to fiji. welcoming there at the port were fijian authorities acting on behalf of the united states government in an effort to actually seize and detain yacht. actually seize and detain acht. , ., , , , ., yacht. its ownership is now disouted- _ yacht. its ownership is now disputed. the _ yacht. its ownership is now disputed. the us _ yacht. its ownership is now. disputed. the us authorities say the belongs to this man, suleiman kerimov, sanctioned russian billionaire and senator. he said in a statement to the bbc that the ownership of the yacht was denied and unproven. so, the us now plans to prove in court that amedeo, here at the dock in san diego, was bought by mr karimov in breach of us sanctions. they then plan to sell the yacht and give the proceeds to ukraine, sending a message to other sanctioned oligarchs.- sanctioned oligarchs. your assets

marines of the pacific fleet are supported and armored vehicles leave the forest of the apc lanes onlyfter receiving the coordinates of the targets. during the parking, the apc does not even turn off the engine. the crew is constantly in touch and is ready to advance instead of the destination. and this is the combat work of the tankers of the eastern military district. the crew of the t-80 accurately hits the target. the radar is a modern station, which is indispensable in an artillery duel, the 155th marine brigade of the pacific fleet has enough such by binding the product to the terrain for further work allows you to detect the output. artillery mortar opponents, that is, the disclosure of their positions of further destruction. each building is inspected and then everything is checked by sappers. the enemy also remained in these positions with the aim of destroying or capturing. watching how they behave themselves will not behave very well. here is also a birthday for you, short minutes of rest for the marines of the pacific fleet, congratulations on your birthday from your comrad

the asian-pacific economic cooperation organization summit opened in the capital of thailand. country is represented by first deputy prime minister andrey belousov , this is the first face-to-face meeting. after a two-year break caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the main topic of the forum should be the post-covid recovery of the global economy, but representatives the west does not stop trying to turn the economic forum into a political report by sergei mingazhev for most of the participants in the apec summit. bangkok became the final stage of a large-scale asian tour ; bali, where they participated in the g20 summit, and before that there was still a forum of assian countries in cambodia for many an opportunity to make up for what they failed to do at the g20. although ats is primarily organization of regional economic cooperation and key words of the current summit openness unity and balance the us delegation continued to engage directly. by contrast, president putin continues to ignore the calls of the world community where the escalation is, choosing instead to escalat

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it was the most concentrated bombardment of the pacific war. by the third day, more than 8000 japanese and koreans, 350 americans, and 200 marshals people were dead. and american soldiers reported that the entire island looked as if it had picked up, been picked up 20,000 feet and dropped. the beaches and coral reef were pockmarked by american bombs and littered with twisted metal debris. they recall that there are so many dead people in such a small island that they have to walk on the bodies to get from one place to another. during the bombardment, partially's family sought refuge in holes that they dug in the sand, and as wave after wave of american marines reached the shore, one elderly marshallese help, and she held tight to her bible. she remains hidden as they were calm in the islands, searching for wounded and dead americans, and for the surviving marshallese inhabitants, when the woman finally emerge from amid the smoldering remains of her island, she held up her bible to the americans and she told them that this is our book, we are ch

fleet it is planned that by 2024 the pacific fleet will receive six more submarines of this project with caliber missiles on board, reporting by dmitry akimov andreevsky flag raised , which means that today the ufa submarine is already part of the pacific fleet and is ready to perform any combat missions, ufa is the fourth submarine of the project 636 varshavyanka series for the pacific fleet. well, here are the submarines of this some of the quietest projects in the world. this means that they are harder to spot by the enemy. at the same time , the submarines are armed with powerful torpedoes and caliber-type missiles, and they are also equipped with the latest navigation system. the boat is quite quiet. so if the warsaw women of the first projects 877 called black holes. it's like a black hole in a square. and, of course, it all depends on the skill of the crew, on their professionalism and combat earnings, and training, as practice shows, as the conduct of hostilities shows. she's enough the high length of ufa, like other boats of project 136, is almost 74 m wide. about 10 they c

and of course, you have the vast maritime space that we now call as the in the pacific. when again, we are witnessing lot of geopolitical contestation and india is trying to partner with like minded countries in the way that in the pacific. so as to create a stable balance of power in that was to in emerging geography. and in that context, it's relationship with ward. a members becomes important because it's not simply the u. s. but also closer allies of the u. s. like japan in australia and that had been made the quart along with india and in yes, partnering with these countries to ensure that is some kind of stability in the maritime space. hi pond. thank you so much for joining us. leader is found the association of southeast asian nations, us yon will convene later this week and put on pen there. toughest challenge may well be nan lark, where violence has been ongoing between the military regime and the opposition. i seen has struggled to play a meaningful role in the conflict as d values. garrick matters reports from thailand, sketching to relax during difficult tim

island nation of to value seeing its islands potentially overcome by rising seas dolphin won't pacific greetings from 12 to values. foreign minister spoke from a digitized version of what could be 2 values. first, landmass to go under line. we have not stepped up to the television. we must not doing so today. otherwise, within a lifetime, to well will only exist to you to follow officials at the global summit point to the long held goal of limiting global warming to $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial age levels. scientists and activists say catastrophe looms of temperatures rise more than that, the planet has already warmed by 1 point one degrees. why the u. s. behind president joe biden, and the european union insist there holding firm to the 1.5 and are pushing china and other resistant nations to include the 1.5 degree figure in the climate summits, final agreement not back pedaling to 2 or even 2.5. degrees experts say that what's required is a phase out of the use of fossil fuels, the types that release carbon dioxide into the air that then traps heat in the atmosphere cau

asian pacific islander american studies program at the university of michigan. melissa works on religion migration race, ethnicity and politics in the united states and the pacific world her book follow the new way among refugee resettlement policy and hmong religious change is forthcoming from harvard university, press melissa an active public scholar serving a senior advisor to the religion and resettlement project at princeton university and this lead investigator of the virulent hate project. which studies auntie asian racism and asian american activism during the covid-19 pandemic. her paper today is religious body politics religious pluralism and regulation in healthcare settings. and finally william schultz is a historian of american religion and assistant professor at the university of chicago divinity school will works on the intersection of religion politics and capitalism, and it's currently finishing up his first book jesus in the rockies how colorado springs became the capital of american evangelicalism, which explains how the confluence of evangeli

heroism skill and unbending fortitude, hundreds of marines were awarded orders and medals, and 155 pacific fleet brigade were awarded the name guards, it was she who took control of the village of pavlovka with fighters. combat work is already underway on the outskirts of the village, pavlovka, and in the south-donetsk direction, fire is being fired at the positions of the armed forces, which they have built in the vicinity of this settlement. mutual assistance in battle is one of the main distinguishing features of the marines of the pacific fleet a few seconds in place of an empty magazine, a fully loaded one stands up . the enemy is knocked out of the pavlovka of the marines. now we have to examine every house. here in this building they find several large-caliber mines ready for use at once. marines, 155 brigades always start cleaning each room with such a warning. the russian flag is hoisted on the center of the pavlovka just on the eve of the professional holiday of the marine corps, which this year fell on the time of real hostilities. the task is worth it perform. but as you can se

the pacific coast of russia the meeting place cannot be changed a tradition that started last fall once 2 years, vladivostok hosts an international theater festival, artists musicians directors from nine countries are going to come here again to present a marathon of performances for art connoisseurs in the far east. the festival is not only ready to surprise, but also to unite the audience . i know the people of russia are familiar with tea culture. kind of like art. it is able to go beyond languages ​​and cultures, overcoming borders. i hope our art can give a moment, happiness and harmony, vladivostok i look forward to meeting you. you, that me of cultural codes and traditions in the play zion from the theater corpse from the african continent, ritual dances hypnotize and here is one of the main thoughts that the choreographer is trying to convey that suffering and sorrow can always be overcome by faith in the best, but people need to unite . the first international pacific theater festival became possible thanks to the special attention of the russian government

of great strategic importance was taken under control by the marines of the 155th brigade of the pacificfleet, our military commander alexei baranov talked to the soldiers one of the main distinguishing features of the marines of the pacific fleet, in a matter of seconds, a fully loaded magazine replaces an empty magazine. opponent is knocked out for the limits of pavlovka by a marine. now we have to examine every house. the russian flag is hoisted on the center of the pavlovka just on the eve of the professional holiday of the marine corps, which this year fell on the time of real hostilities. her mood is great. they perform their task. but as you can see, the installation frames, it remains to build up a little more. strength and complete the task. do not even doubt the marine unit that was withdrawn from the front line for replenishment of ammunition and a short rest based on a military training ground, the training base is located very close to the line of contact , the marines of the pacific fleet work out here everything that will come in handy later in a real battle. they train in